Thad Green
Reporter at Richmond Times-Dispatch
@RTDNEWS reporter | @NewhouseSU and @UMFlint grad | @NABJ | Flint, MI native | Formerly at @TheBuffaloNews
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richmond.com | Thad Green
The Chesterfield Planning Commission deferred their decision on a rezoning case that would bring 445 townhomes and condos to Midlothian. Planners pushed the Crossroads at Roseland rezoning to their August meeting. The planned development would add 445 townhomes and stacked condominiums at 1911 Old Hundred Road, just east of Otterdale Road. Residential amenities and a linear park system along Tomahawk Creek would be part of the nearly 107 acre property.
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richmond.com | Thad Green
The Chesterfield Planning Commission unanimously recommended against a rezoning case that proposed a data center in Chester. The development from Denver-based data center planning company Tract would be located on 744 acres at 16100 Branders Bridge Road. "Where I have a real challenge is where it's located," said Gib Sloan, who represents the Bermuda District on the planning commission, during Tuesday's meeting.
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roanoke.com | Thad Green
RICHMOND — Earlier this month, industrial connectivity and automation provider Weidmüller USA celebrated the grand opening of its new engineering and production facility in Chesterfield. Located at 821 Southlake Blvd., the new facility brings an additional 24,000 square feet to Weidmüller USA’s existing campus, now totaling about 150,000 square feet. The expansion provides space for advanced equipment such as the RailAssembler that quickly assembles terminal blocks.
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richmond.com | Thad Green
Chesterfield police arrested a suspect in a homicide that occurred last week. Juliuscesar Q. Gomez, 33, was arrested Friday and charged with second-degree murder in connection to the death of his wife Christine B. Gomez, 35. Around 1:15 p.m. on June 9, police responded to a reported cardiac arrest at a residence on the 6900 block of Ipswich Drive. At the scene, officers found Christine Gomez deceased.
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richmond.com | Thad Green
Chesterfield firefighters used some improvisation and help from a neighborhood to rescue a kitten from a storm drain. On Friday night, Chesterfield County Fire and Emergency Medical Services responded to a call at River Tree Drive in Enon and found a small kitten trapped in the drain. The kitten was approximately 16 to 18 feet down in the drain, which was full of water.
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