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Music of Ketelbey is an album with music composed by Albert W. Ketèlbey, performed by the New Symphony Orchestra of London under conductor Stanford Robinson. This album was released in 1961 by Richmond, a budget label of London Records.
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This week’s buzz brings updates from across the Richmond, including an unprecedented matcha tea shop in the city and storefronts beyond the more popular corridors.
Richmond Buzz: Pop-ups, a massage spa and the case of two disappearing markets
Drs. Travan and Travis Jasper, identical twins and former co-valedictorians, are now co-medical directors at the hospital serving the community
The origins of the name for this Richmond passage initially seems obvious, as it leads down a slope to the River Thames.
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At Rainbow Falls. Photo by Cathy Tran.
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Newspaper editor Michael Durand died last week at the age of 70, leaving behind two neighborhood papers, and a legacy of many writers.
Remembering Michael Durand, westside newspaperman who turned neighbors into writers
Local business owner Jake Savas found a permanent home for his pizza passion project, just a few blocks north of his Clement Street arts supply store.
The San Francisco pop-up pizza joint betting on Balboa Street
This week’s buzz brings updates from across the Richmond, including an unprecedented matcha tea shop in the city and storefronts beyond the more popular corridors.
Richmond Buzz: ‘Matcha like never before’ seen in San Francisco coming soon
A federal appeals court has revived a major challenge to the U.S. military’s HIV enlistment ban, reopening a closely watched case that could determine whether people living with HIV can continue to be categorically barred from serving.
In an order issued May 18, the full U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit agreed to rehear __Wilkins v. Hegseth__ , vacating a February ruling by a…
The concept may not have a name yet, but it does have a location planned, next to CarMax Park ballfield.
The duo behind HI NRG have found a permanent home and are taking their tastes for coffee, wine and music farther west.
This buzzy Inner Richmond coffee pop-up just found a home on Geary Blvd
At Ocean Beach. Photo by Walter Mackins.
Love is where you find it!
The Richmond is buzzing with new business. In this Buzz, many have set out to make their storefronts as versatile as possible.
Richmond Buzz: Business by locals, for locals
At Ocean Beach. Photo by Walter Mackins.
Is that ball lying!
A Thai experience is taking over a former Spanish restaurant.
Richmond Buzz” is a recurring column on changes, tidbits and other news from the Richmond. Here: three neighbors tip me on to the same thing.
Richmond Buzz: The buzziest banh mi spot yet
The science museum announced last Tuesday that it plans to lay off 53 employees. Its union could stand in the way.
Cal Academy wants to lay them off. They’re coming into work anyway.
We’re road tripping across Queensland for Queensland Dinosaur Week. Featuring interviews with experts from the Queensland Museum, Eromanga Natural History Museum, Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum (Winton), and Kronosaurus Korner (Richmond), we find out what’s happening across the state from May 4-10, 2026. For more info, check out https://dinosaurexperiences.com/queensland-dinosaur-week-2026/…
I recently spent a week test driving the 2026 Honda CR-V TrailSport around metro Vancouver while visiting some favourite eateries, catching up with friends and checking out some of the newly opened cafes. Started the week catching up with my friend...
The post Eating around Metro Vancouver in the Honda CR-V Trailsport SUV 2026 first appeared on Vancouver Foodster.
In this Richmond Buzz: a theater turns 100, local acts drop new albums, and the ever-shifting small business landscape shifts a bit more.
Richmond Buzz: Openings, closings, and composting
'It took my breath away.'
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Poppy Factory's move to Richmond, where it recruits disabled former soldiers to assemble remembrance poppy wreaths.
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This is Way: Richmond (1489761671) and you will notice that I mapped this neighbourhood. Richmond is small, historic and central with a mixed architectural heritage. You’ll find points of interest in the suburb of Q61359147. There are a number of offices and public (and private) education facilities. There’s no shortage of nearby recreation facilities either.
An ordinance to ban smoking from outdoor patios at bars is currently under review by the board of supervisors. Time for a smoke break?
Puff, puff … past: S.F. supervisor proposes ban on smoking in outdoor patios
A grand building in Richmond, originally constructed for King George III to observe a rare astronomical event, will open to the public next month for a series of guided tours.
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The space is spacious and airy and boasts shelves of wine available for purchase.
Review: Kitchen Istanbul brings Turkish delights to the Richmond
A federal judge has refused to lift a nationwide block on key portions of President Donald Trump’s effort to restrict gender-affirming care for minors, preserving access to treatment even as the case remains tied up in an appeals process.
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On Wednesday, U.S. District Judge…
B.C.'s Supreme Court decided last year that the Cowichan Nation has title over a portion of southeast Richmond.
“Richmond Buzz” is a recurring column on changes, tidbits and other news from the Richmond. This week: a vintage renaissance, of sorts.
Richmond Buzz: Everything new is old again
The de Young and Legion of Honor museums are making changes to their education program. Some behind the scenes say the decisions are misguided.
At the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, tensions rise between admin and volunteer guides