Recognize Black History Month and honor 7 community members
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The city formally recognizes February as Black History Month. The proclamation honors 7 Richmond residents: Naomi Williams, Texanita Bluitt, Bea Roberson, Myrtle Braxton-Ellington, Othree Christian, Jackie Thompson, and Wesley Ellis. This annual recognition celebrates African American contributions to the community.
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