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Anniversary Reenactment
Sun Mar 21 1:00 pm
Join us for the 235th anniversary of reenactment of the Second Virginia Convention of March 1775. In the presence of Was...
Church Hill Irish Festival
Sun Mar 21 10:00 am
@25th and Broad Streets - The festival will begin Saturday at 10AM with a walking parade to include traditional Irish mu...
City Council Formal Meeting
Mon Mar 22 6:00 pm
Every 2nd and 4th Mon - Responsible for deciding official Council action, which includes discussing, adopting, rejecting...
Open Mic @ Poe's
Tue Mar 23 8:15 pm
Weekly Open Mic every Tuesday at Poe's Pub, hosted by Jim Daab. Sign up at 8:15, music at 9PM
Veggie Bus
Tue Mar 23 10:00 am
The veggie bus will be parked at 25th and Broad on Tuesdays from 10AM untill 2:30PM and then the NRC on Williamsburg Ro...
Beginner's Yoga
Wed Mar 24 7:00 pm
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Fairfield Court Tenants Council
Wed Mar 24 5:00 pm
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Wed Mar 24 11:00 am
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Beginning-ish Gardeners Workshop @ Chimbo Community Garden
Sat Mar 27 2:00 pm
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607 N. 33rd St - For Sale $187,000 or For Rent $1095/M. 3 Bed/ 1.5 Bath Church Hill Home. Stop by OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAYS 1-3pm to see this FULLY RENOVATED Church Hill home. Tasteful finishes throughout. Jesse Booth – LET Properties at 804.615.3098
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307 Chimbo Blvd - Spacious 2 br/2 ba condo has beautiful hardwood floors, LR, eat-in kitchen w/new appliances, lots of closet space, back deck, front porch. $1050 includes w/s. Go to www.smallrealestate.com for more info.
3310 O St: Beautiful renovation with heart-pine floors throughout, all new roof, siding, insulation, plumbing & dual zone heating & air. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, approx 2100 sq ft + unfinished basement. This house is gorgeous! Contact Garrett 804-247-0566.
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Lost cat found on 600 block of N 23rd St. Black and white with collar but no name tag. Contact me at (804)980-4631. Must be able to describe collar and distinguishing features. Help me to get this kitty home safe.
Missing Assistant Manager from The Market@Tobacco Row John Jones Age 48 Ht 5'9 Wt 150-165 lbs Last seen on Wed, March 10, 2010 Around 12:00 midnight, Wearing Black Pants, A White Dress Shirt and a Tan Hat.Please Call The Police at (804)646-5400
2 dogs found - corner of 32nd & Broad on Thursday, March 11, around 4 pm. One small and black - recently groomed, one medium size and dirty white w/ curly hair. To claim, call 222-2855.
One hour a week. A lifetime difference. Big Brothers Big Sisters seeks mentors for Chimborazo Elementary students. Help with home work, play games, or just hang out at lunch time. Be Big Church Hill! Call 261-4940 or log onto www.bigbrobigsis.com today.
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June 9, 2008

Who is giving money to candidates?

A Save Richmond piece on mayoral candidate Pantele linked out to the Virginia Public Access Project. VPAP is a non-profit group the makes it easy to access the public records of who has donated how much to a candidate for office.

VPAP doesn’t appear to have listings for school board candidates, or school board candidates have not received donations large enough to report, or there has just been no reporting. 7th District Council Representative Delores L. McQuinn has a page, as does her challenger from the previous election cycle Reginald Malone, our illustrious mayor, and mayoral candidates Grey, Pantele, and Goldman, among others…

Posted by john_m at 4:37PM under election, government | Tags: , ,

8 Responses to “Who is giving money to candidates?”

  1. posted by North Richmond News » Who is giving money to the candidates? - Richmond, Virginia at June 9, 2008 8:58 pm [#]:

    [...] Via John at Church Hill People’s News: A Save Richmond piece on mayoral candidate Pantele linked out to the Virginia Public Access Project. VPAP is a non-profit group the makes it easy to access the public records of who has donated how much to a candidate for office. [...]

  2. posted by Magneto at June 10, 2008 8:32 am [#]:

    I HIGHLY recommend reading the Save Richmond piece. It is very alarming to learn about some of Pantele’s connections, especially the discussion about Gwen Hedgepeth.

  3. posted by David Poole at June 10, 2008 9:32 am [#]:

    VPAP is following money in the city council and mayoral elections. But VPAP does not have the resources to extend sunlight to the school board elections. We’d love to do the schools race, but our staff is stretched too thin.

    David Poole
    Executive Director
    Virginia Public Access Project

  4. posted by brenda p at June 10, 2008 10:06 am [#]:

    Another resource along these lines:

    Follow TheMoney.org

  5. posted by Nordy at June 10, 2008 1:15 pm [#]:

    the ethics rules governing our city council are pretty unique in that a person can be both a council member and a paid lobbyist at the same time as long as they promise to recuse themself from any vote where a conflict of interest might be apparent.

    Most other states forbid this type of practice.

    So, who actually thinks that this practice does not taint the city council? That, even if they recuse themselves, their political allies will feel free to vote their conscience?

  6. posted by gray at June 10, 2008 1:27 pm [#]:

    What a searing piece on Save Richmond! Why must elected officials lose their souls upon entering city hall? Bribery is not an innocent mistake or accident.

  7. posted by Church Hill People’s News » candidates and their donors at the VPAP - Richmond, Virginia at October 23, 2008 7:25 pm [#]:

    [...] seems like an interesting time to revisit the Virginia Public Access Project, a non-profit group the makes it easy to access the public [...]

  8. posted by Carver & Jackson Ward News » Bey has $4, Samuels has $14,990 as of 9/30 - Richmond, Virginia at October 23, 2008 7:33 pm [#]:

    [...] seems like an interesting time to revisit the Virginia Public Access Project, a non-profit group the makes it easy to access the public [...]


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