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We need a little help from you. We believe it’s important to ask the right people the right questions — right here in the community.

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Will you be the one lucky survey participant to win $500?

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Happy New Year, Richmonders. To start the year off on the right foot, we need a little help from you.

Every morning, more than 38,000 of you welcome us into your inbox. And each day, we do our very best to provide you with timely, relevant information so you can get the most out of the city we call home.

We’re asking you to take two minutes to tell us a little more about yourself because the more we know about who you are, the better we can deliver information that you care about. Just two minutes. Feel free to skip any questions you don’t want to answer. We don’t want to pry. (Okay, we do, but for a good reason.)

We’ll be selecting one lucky survey participant to win $500. We’re rooting for you, RIC.

Thanks in advance for your feedback,

— Robin + David

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