How Mayor Stoney plans to combat violence in Richmond in the new year: 'We are going to do more'
Mayor Levar Stoney addressed concerns about public safety in the city on Tuesday night in his State of the City Address which was held for the first time in person since 2020.
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How Mayor Stoney plans to combat violence in Richmond in the new year: 'We are going to do more'
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