In this abbreviated episode: under-reported stories from 2007, and a new local podcast. Plus, information about a chat room just for discussing local news and issues. Enjoy!

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Hello, fans of RNR. Thanks to those of you who have checked in to make sure we're still alive and kicking. As you can tell, we're taking a bit of a longer pause between episodes to get some things in order and enjoy the weather. Aye, there's plenty of news and opinion that still need covering, so we'll be back soon with another episode. In the meantime, send us your story ideas, letters, summer plans, etc...you know how to drop us a line.

In this episode: we talk with economic development official Jim Dinkle about Richmond’s latest efforts to show the nation what we have to offer. Plus, your letters, upcoming events, and another local podcast joins the mix. Read more below for links from this episode. Enjoy!

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In this episode: what it takes to be the Mayor, and who's going to run. Plus, a new local podcast, your listener feedback, and upcoming events. Read more below for links from this episode. Enjoy!

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In this episode: A new development in the case of a Richmond businessman accused of racial discrimination, a roundup of other news items, upcoming events, your letters, and some important notes on the future of this podcast. Plus, we'll announce the winner of our iPod Nano giveaway...drum-roll, please! Read more below for links from this episode. Enjoy!

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Welcome to the Richmond News Review: a podcast highlighting news and opinion being published in print and online throughout the week in and around Richmond and Wayne County. I'm your host, Chris Hardie.

I'm excited about this podcast as one form of a new kind of alternative media appearing in our community. I hope that it's a contribution to a larger trend toward citizen-journalism that balances and complements our existing sources of news and opinion.

This website will be the base of operations for RNR - it will be updated at least every time there is a new episode, and I also hope to post various thoughts about the production of the show (since I believe it's the first of its kind in our area) and other tidbits of news and notes throughout the week.

Thanks for tuning in. If you have comments or suggestions, please feel free to post them here, or send them to letters@richmondnewsreview.com.