Here comes Phase One, doo-dun-doo-doo.
Once upon a time I ran a news site, now I just have opinions on the news.
Here comes Phase One, doo-dun-doo-doo.
But, like, the data.
Big coronannouncements coming from our elected officials this week.
How do you make a budget when future revenues are a complete mystery?
Looking forward to seeing the sun, I tell you what.
OK, now how do we get the Peppas to cover Lamb of God?
Yes, I am incredibly excited about looking at pictures of every lot in Richmond for the next four years.
Ah, yes, I wasted a bunch of time this morning downloading data from the Census website.
If you get hired as a contact tracer, can you put "Disease Detective" on your resume?
Big thanks to Mayor Stoney for working to delay Richmond's move into Phase One of recovery.
But, sure, this seems like a totally data-driven approach.
I'm choosing to think of it like we now have an entire year of budget season.
The utter lack of contact tracing infrastructure is the new thing I spend all my excessive free time worrying about.
Public hearing on the budget this coming Monday! Let 'em know your thoughts and feelings.
I'm unreasonably upset by the idea of having a hole in my chartsandgraphs due to a missing day of data.
Black people make up 56% of the region's COVID-19 hospitalizations yet represent just 32% of the population.
Safer at home, but for whomst?
If you've got budgetary thoughts and concerns, today's the day to let them be known!
Any excuse to make more charts, right?