Elizabeth Holmes
Reporter at WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA)
Emmy, AP, Regional Murrow award-winning reporter @CBS6 / @UNCHussman grad & forever Tar Heel / [email protected]
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1 week ago |
wtvr.com | Elizabeth Holmes
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. — Rabiul Alam says he loves everything about America, the country he thought he'd never call home. "I'm from Burma, originally," Alam said Tuesday, speaking with CBS 6 near his home in Midlothian. Before turning 10 years old, Alam said warfare in his home country displaced his family. He was forced to leave them, taking a perilous journey overseas in a boat alone among more than 400 strangers looking to flee to safety. "I ended up going to Indonesia.
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1 week ago |
wtvr.com | Elizabeth Holmes
AMELIA COUNTY, Va. — An Amelia County family is suing staff at the county's elementary school for more than $5 million, claiming they knew their child was being bullied for months and did not appropriately respond. The lawsuit alleges that the school's failure to address the bullying ultimately led to the child being assaulted. John Merrick represents "Jane Doe," the student who the 14-page lawsuit says was victim to bullying at Amelia County Elementary School for months.
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1 week ago |
wtvr.com | Elizabeth Holmes
AMELIA COUNTY, Va. — An Amelia County family says their 17-year-old son, John Tyrcha, took his own life due to "relentless bullying" at school for years. Less than 24 hours after taking their concerns to school administrators at a special meeting, they say they're unsure if any change will come, unless they take matters into their own hands.
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2 weeks ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Elizabeth Holmes
Share RICHMOND, Va. — From Gilpin Court to Forest Hill Park, volunteers came out in droves for Richmond's inaugural Day of Service Saturday, part of Mayor Danny Avula's push to get residents to connect and improve the city in small ways. "It's about meeting new people, serving alongside fellow Richmonders, building bridges through shared experience, and a shared love of our city," Mayor Avula said as he addressed a crowd of volunteers at the Southside Community Center Saturday morning.
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2 weeks ago |
wtvr.com | Elizabeth Holmes
RICHMOND, Va. — From Gilpin Court to Forest Hill Park, volunteers came out in droves for Richmond's inaugural Day of Service Saturday, part of Mayor Danny Avula's push to get residents to connect and improve the city in small ways. "It's about meeting new people, serving alongside fellow Richmonders, building bridges through shared experience, and a shared love of our city," Mayor Avula said as he addressed a crowd of volunteers at the Southside Community Center Saturday morning.
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