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With one of the best management teams in minor league baseball, the Squirrels report an average of more than 6,600 fans at home games during the last two seasons.

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Gallery: Stories: ASH DANIEL

  • The husband-and-wife team of Eva Rocha and Spencer Turner stand in front of Galeria Movimiento, the mobile art gallery that seeks to help showcase local Hispanic and Latin American art.
  • Going Mobile
  • The husband-and-wife team of Eva Rocha and Spencer...
  • Ash Daniel
  • Jan 29, 2013
  • Co-owner of the Positive Vibe Café, Garth Larcen (pictured with his son, Max), started one of the first restaurants in the country to feature a training program for the disabled.
  • Big Ups
  • Co-owner of the Positive Vibe Café, Garth Larcen...
  • Ash Daniel
  • Jan 15, 2013
  • Members of T-Division (From left): Judah Kennedy, Scott Gehm, Matt Christison, and Don Lingerfelt deliver a heavy, old school punk assault in the song "Sic Semper Tyrannis" from the Latin for "thus always to tyrants."
  • That One Song
  • Members of T-Division (From left): Judah Kennedy, Scott...
  • Ash Daniel
  • Jan 8, 2013
  • Shaun Austin, Derrick Vara and Dan Anderson help promote local Richmond music through their radio comedy show recorded in Ashland.
  • Gorilla Radio
  • Shaun Austin, Derrick Vara and Dan Anderson help...
  • Ash Daniel
  • Jan 1, 2013
  • Peter Chang’s bamboo fish dazzled with lovely presentation in Short Pump
  • As the Menu Turns
  • Peter Chang’s bamboo fish dazzled with lovely presentation...
  • Ash Daniel
  • Jan 1, 2013
  • Michelle Mosby’s election to City Council surprised many, including Mayor Dwight Jones’ senior staffers.
  • The Inquisitor
  • Michelle Mosby’s election to City Council surprised many,...
  • Ash Daniel
  • Nov 27, 2012
  • Ward Tefft (right), and employee Andrew Blossom.
  • Green and Read
  • Ward Tefft (right), and employee Andrew Blossom.
  • Ash Daniel
  • Nov 20, 2012
  • Tending to the basics: Skeptical columnist Jack Lauterback, center, weighs the pros and cons of bartending school with trainer Bradley Gallier, left, and Mike Love, director of Richmond’s Professional Bartending Academy.
  • Punch Drunk
  • Tending to the basics: Skeptical columnist Jack Lauterback,...
  • Ash Daniel
  • Nov 6, 2012
  • Don't expect any alphabet songs in Theatre VCU's production of "Avenue Q." From left: Kate Monster, operated by Maggie Horan; Trekkie Monster, played by Mahlon Raoufi; and Princeton, operated by Shane Moran.
  • St. Elmo's Desire
  • Don't expect any alphabet songs in Theatre VCU's...
  • Ash Daniel
  • Nov 6, 2012
  • Hula hoopers take part in the annual parade.
  • Power Up
  • Hula hoopers take part in the annual parade.
  • Ash Daniel
  • Oct 30, 2012
  • Audience interaction plays a big part at InLight. Passersby explore an exhibit at the 2009 event.
  • Power Up
  • Audience interaction plays a big part at InLight...
  • Ash Daniel
  • Oct 30, 2012
  • "Theater has to connect to its community," Margaret Baldwin says. She'll appear at some question-and-answer sessions scheduled to follow performances of "Night Blooms."
  • The Unsettled Past
  • "Theater has to connect to its community," Margaret...
  • Ash Daniel
  • Sep 25, 2012
  • At Belmont Food Shop, the 1920s-era vibe is carried out in furnishings and music; diners can get a three-course meal with wine for $36.
  • Short Order
  • At Belmont Food Shop, the 1920s-era vibe is...
  • Ash Daniel
  • Sep 18, 2012

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