Number of comments: 1 Mark Holmberg makes the connection that the Christmas house on 32nd Street is the same in which a robber was killed during a January 2008 home invasion. [...]
Number of comments: 5 Efective January 31, 2010, GRTC’s route 13 Main Street/Church Hill will be eliminated (PDF), as will 5 other “historically underperforming routes”. GRTC’s route map (PDF) shows routes 1 and 2 offering similar east/west linkages. [...]
Number of comments: 2 A reader writes in looking for your help:
Hi – I’m wondering if you could put up a post to put out feelers for a 4 bedroom house for rent in Church Hill. I’m looking for the family whose house was burned down on Q Street this week. We would need [...]
Come to cheer your favorite talent to victory or take the stage yourself to showcase your own at this next edition of the Robinson Theater’s talent show. Free for participants, $3 for guests. All proceeds benefit the Robinson Theater Community Arts Center’s programs. To participate contact Betsy Hart at (804) [...]
Number of comments: 27 Get in touch with the “eternal principles and values that made this country the greatest nation on Earth” and enjoy a special holiday sale at Church Hill Herbs & Florist:
Red Poinsettia’s $29.95 basket only; $34.99 (decorated)
Holiday centerpieces start at $39.95 and up
Holiday Sleighs start at $39.99 and up
Holiday Ornaments start [...]
Get in touch with the “eternal principles and values that made this country the greatest nation on Earth” and enjoy a special holiday sale at Church Hill Herbs & Florist:
Red Poinsettia’s $29.95 basket only; $34.99 (decorated)
Holiday centerpieces start at $39.95 and up
Holiday Sleighs start at $39.99 and up
Holiday Ornaments start [...]
The RTD has a small article about a small gas leak at MLK Middle School this morning:
Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School [...] was evacuated briefly this morning after a natural gas odor was reported inside the building.
No injuries were reported. [...]
The RTD has a small article about a small gas leak at MLK Middle School this morning:
Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School [...] was evacuated briefly this morning after a natural gas odor was reported inside the building.
No injuries were reported. [...]
Number of comments: 15 A full house turned out for Cynthia Newbille’s first 7th District meeting yesterday at EDI. The standing-room-only audience was treated to a detail-oriented 2-hour meeting that covered budget predictions for 2010, the process for building new schools, the forming of a new 7th District team, info on H1N1, and more…
Silver [...]
A good time was had by all on a crisp and sunny Saturday morning as neighbors gathered to decorate the tree in Jefferson Park. Elaine Odell went back after dark and grabbed a few great photos of the newly decorated and well-lit tree. [...]
Number of comments: 1 Jackson Ward neighbors are seeking a parking restriction to help ensure that residents can more readily find parking:
“We have a problem particularly during the day when people who work downtown, city hall, MCV, state, come in to the neighborhood, park their cars and leave them all day,” said Historic Jackson [...]
nbc12’s Restaurant Report recently turned their great lidless eye on Leigh Street’s Croaker’s Spot and found a few issues:
And in Richmond, Croaker’s Spot at 119 East Leigh Street had 5 critical violations, including many fruit flies observed when door was removed at an ice tea station due to grime and [...]
17th Annual James River Parade of Lights; 7th District Meeting; Annual holiday tree decorating at Jefferson Park; Book Signing @ East End Library; Church Hill Historic House Tour; Church Hill Holiday Ball; Court End Christmas at St. John’s Church; St. John’s Church Concert; Church Hill Central Civic Association; City Council [...]
Number of comments: 7 To be more inclusive of the greater Church Hill neighborhood, the Church Hill Association has expanded the route of tonight’s post-Vespers bagpipes and candle light walk. As in past years, everyone is invited to participate.
The Vespers begins at 7PM at St. John’s Church. Following that, candles are distributed for the [...]
This Saturday the East End Library will host author Danita Rountree Green in a reading and community discussion of her newly released novel Love Locked Down, a novel about women in relationships with incarcerated men.
Ms. Green, who writes under the pseudonym R. Satiafa, has been featured in USA Today and [...]
Number of comments: 2 Central Montessori School will host a Winter Parade on Friday, December 11: “We will carol/sing winter songs up Broad street from 21st to Fire House Number One” starting at 4:30PM. All are welcome to join in; Please bring seasonal cookies as gifts for our neighborhood heroes-first responders.
Central Montessori School
323 N. [...]
Number of comments: 1 The next meeting of the recently organized Church Hill Central Civic Association will be 7-8PM on Monday, December 14th, at the East District Initiative Center (701 North 25th Street). The meeting will be immediately followed by a social hour at Patrick Henry Pub & Grille. (flyer PDF)
The meeting agenda includes:
Local [...]
Recent robberies via the RPD’s Noteworthy Incidents and the CHPN Crime Map (yellow markers are robbery, blue are B&E).
15Xx N 31St St
2009-11-29 11:00:00
Burglary/B&E/Outbuilding
ROBBERY
12/1/09 5:30 p.m.
1500 block of North 29th Street – A male reported he was robbed at gunpoint by two unknown males.
ROBBERY ATTEMPT
12/1/09 12:40 a.m.
1500 block of North 21st [...]
Lieutenant Laino’s Sector 111 report for November (PDF) is available. Sector 111 encompasses Church Hill, Chimborazo, Church Hill North, Fulton, Oakwood, and Union Hill:
During the next month our focus is going to be on robberies in the Fulton and Church Hill North neighborhoods, officers will be walking and on directed [...]
Number of comments: 20 Taking the Richmond Vacant Property Registry as a starting point, student journalist Maureen Link has pulled together a look at the impact of the high rate of vacant properties in the area:
“It’s not the urban issues that keep people away so much as the fabric is really destroyed in a [...]
Number of comments: 3 Rumors from this past weekend have been confirmed: thieves hit the East End Library some time Friday evening. The chumps would’ve been better off grabbing books, for all they got was “a very old, very heavy, very empty cash register”… [...]
Number of comments: 28 There is a Laura Daab-authored petition circulating outlining a number of specific complaints about the the proposal for 504-510 North 28th Street. The developers of the project will be hosting a Forum of Discussion this Wednesday at 5:30PM at 1901 West Cary where further information will be presented and questions [...]
Number of comments: 1 Bon Secours Richmond Health System and the Richmond Health District have announced a series of H1N1 flu-vaccine clinics at public-housing developments over the next 2 weeks. The clinics will be: Gilpin Court Dec.12 9AM-3PM, Fairfield Court Dec.13 11AM-3PM, Hillside Court Dec.19 9AM-3PM, and Whitcomb Court Dec.20 11AM-3PM. [...]
Number of comments: 8 Black&white cat found at 23rd and M Street:
Black and white female kitten, started hanging around late last week. Had a scratch on the nose like she had been fighting. Very affectionate. No collar. [...]
Number of comments: 22 Just shy of being open for 2 years, Que Pasa announced today that they are now closed:
Que Pasa is officially closed except for Christmas Karaoke w/live piano: Dec 17 and our New Years Eve Party
Their Facebook page has a little more to say:
Que Pasa is now officially closed. We’ve had [...]
Another of the print-edition flyers will be going out over the next few days. This issue #6 (PDF) features church-owned vacant houses/lots on Fairmount, a recent fire, the Union Hill Home Fund, 100+ days without a murder, and more… [...]
The Church Hill Association will have two charitable collections in our community during the December 11-13 Holiday Weekend. On Friday Dec.11, there will be elves collecting for the local Eastern District Food Bank at Vespers and at Libby Hill Park. On Sunday Dec.13, Salvation Army donation kettles will be located [...]
Number of comments: 2 Bo Jones and Ronald Hinton’s Ms.Maggies Seafood Restaurant & Jazz Lounge at 114 East Clay Street has had the doors locked on ‘em by their landlord for, as the sign says, “Failure to Pay Rent”. [...]
Number of comments: 3 The Richmond Times-Dispatch is honoring philanthropist (and former Church Hill resident) Thomas Cannon:
Cannon died in 2005 at age 79, but he left behind a legacy of giving. [...] Cannon’s salary as a postal worker never topped $30,000, but the World War II Navy veteran and his wife believed in living [...]
Number of comments: 3 wtvr has the story on the Fas Mart robbery last night:
Police Officials say two suspects robbed a Fas Mart at gunpoint Friday night at 11 p.m. in the 2600 Block of East Main Street. The suspects were then pursued by Police into Henrico County.
While fleeing from police, the two robbery [...]
Number of comments: 36 Stacey Martin manages a tremendous amount of vacant property in the area and gets tagged a slumlord. Oliver Lawrence is a convicted slumlord currently serving time in one of his dilapidated houses on 19th Street. What do you call a church that owns a block’s worth of vacants?
PHOTO: 2001 Fairmount [...]
Holidays in Historic Hanover Open House at St. John’s Church; RECYCLING WEEK; RPS School Board; Tuesday St. John’s Knitting Circle; Beginning Computer Classes for Adults; Ephraim Kaye & Eagles Over Auschwitz; Open Mic @ Poe’s; Beginner’s Yoga; CAPS Meeting; Church Hill North Civic Association; Forum of Discussion on 504-510 28th [...]
Number of comments: 1 Katie writes in asking if anyone can help out with a hit&run from Friday afternoon:
A red, two door, Blazer, with a young girl driver came out of the Chimbo Mart parking lot, and hit my car which was parked in the street. She continued to go up the curb and [...]
The Department of Community Development’s Monthly Update December 2009 includes info on the recent public meeting concerning the Manchester Rezoning, the November 23 City Council vote to establish Union Hill as Richmond’s newest Old & Historic District, and information on what constitutes blighted property.
Defining Blight and State Code Requirements
The legal definition of a [...]
Number of comments: 6 All are invited to join the Friends of Jefferson Park for the annual holiday tree decorating on Saturday, December 12 at 9AM at the White Pine, near the Bandstand.
You might ask – What can I bring?
A decoration(s) to put on the tree.
A string or two of white lights.
Your own personal [...]
The 1922 bungalow at 1807 T Street caught on fire this rainy evening just after 7PM. Neighborhood bystanders reported the house as vacant, but also said that “a woman stays there” and that “drug addicts go in and out”.
The city shows the house as selling for $8,000 in 1957 and [...]
The agenda for the December 15 Commission of Architectural Review meeting (PDF) includes 4 projects in the area: 2824 E BROAD ST Rehabilitate corner commercial property; 2001 E BROAD ST Construct new mixed-use building; 504-510 N 28TH ST Construct new multi-family residences; 317 N 36TH ST Replace deteriorated siding and [...]
Number of comments: 3 Richmond Slumlord Watch does it again, this time shining the light on Eric Burrell, owner of vacant houses in Church Hill North and Union Hill… [...]
Number of comments: 1 Silver of the Richmond City Council Reporter and Telegraph has posted video of students from George Mason singing “O’ Virginia” at the last City Council meeting. [...]
Number of comments: 5 The December Newsletter from the Alliance to Conserve Old Richmond Neighborhoods has word on the Union Hill Home Fund:
In addition, the “Union Hill Home Fund” has been set up to help meet the needs of poor, elderly, disabled, widowed or orphaned neighbors living in the new District; it is already [...]
Richmond City Councilwoman Cynthia I. Newbille, East End 7th District will hold a meeting in the East End 7th District, her first individual meeting since being elected. The meeting will be held on December 12 from 10:30AM-noon at the EDI building at 25th and M Street.
AGENDA
Creating a new East End [...]
Number of comments: 15 Que Pasa will be closed every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday until further notice. The restaurant will be open every Thursday, Friday and Saturday. [...]
Number of comments: 2 The Richmond City School Board will hold a series of special meetings to receive public comment regarding Phase I of the Build a Better Richmond Plan for Richmond Public Schools. The East End meeting will be held December 3 from 6-8PM at Franklin Military High School (701 North 37th Street). [...]
Number of comments: 10 Craigslist has this: $1 Old Theatre On 25th St In Church Hill For Sale (25th ST):
Huge commercial developement opportunity for the right Investor. There is also a huge tax credit opportunity available. The building is gutted and currently does not have a roof. Respond via email with questions, offers, etc. [...]
Number of comments: 10 The Hill Directories are a series of directories for a variety of cities with the residents listed by address and by last name (often with their employment). You can look up who lived in your house back in the day and then cross-refence to see their occupation.
In Richmond, there are [...]
Number of comments: 1 The big Holiday Weekend is coming up on December 11-13: Church Hill Vespers and Candlelight Walk, Church Hill Holiday Ball, Church Hill Historic House Tour, and 23rd Annual Court End Christmas.
Church Hill Vespers and Candlelight Walk on Friday, 11 December
Vespers Service at St. John’s Church (N 25th and East Broad [...]
Number of comments: 5 The Library of Virginia has a digitized collection of just over 100 photos from around the Church Hill area in 1936/1937 by Madge Goodrich. (ABOVE: 316 North 24th Street)
Taken 13 years prior to the publication of Mary Wingfield Scott’s Old Richmond Neighborhoods, these early photographs are part of the Virginia [...]
Art Opening & Open House; Tuesday St. John’s Knitting Circle; Beginning Computer Classes for Adults; Friends of Libby Hill Park; Open Mic @ Poe’s; Beginner’s Yoga; Vegetable bus; Holidays in Historic Hanover Open House at St. John’s Church; MORE…
Art Opening & Open House
Sun Nov 29 2:00 pm
7 Degrees of Separation [...]
Number of comments: 3 From the April 06, 1902, issue of The Times (PDF), a Richmond daily:
Of the various suburban attractions about Richmond, Fairmount, on the easternmost end of the city, in a northerly direction, is perhaps the largest and the most flourishing. Formerly a part of Henrico county and later a special district [...]
Number of comments: 4 Detail from a 1962 map of Richmond published by Esso. Drawn before the construction of I-64, the map also ncludes the pre-MLK Bridge street grid west of Mosby Street and the original streets of Fulton. [...]
The sustainable agriculture blog Civil Eats recently profiled our own Tricycle Gardens:
Two urban farms are in the works, with Tricycle Gardens at the helm. One location in north Church Hill, the other on land belonging to the Science Museum of Virginia. “We want them to have substantial earned income,” says [...]
Number of comments: 7 Via Oregon Hill, the answers to an important question from 1904:
Editor of The Times-Dispatch:
Sir, -Please answer in your query column what per cent. of grade are the hills in and about Richmond, and oblige,
B.W. [...]
Number of comments: 4 “Found: young cat, under a year of age, appeared in our back yard last Thursday, November 19th. She has recently been spayed we could tell from her shaven belly. She is a friendly lap cat and very talkative. Call the Eric Schindler Gallery at (804)644-5005. ” [...]
Number of comments: 1 Craiglist has word on a cat found near 25th and Franklin Streets:
A young solid black cat with green eyes has been hanging around since the beginning of November. Very sweet and affectionate. No distinguishing markings or collar. If this is your cat, please let me know! [...]
Number of comments: 1 The Nov.19-21 issue of the Richmond Free Press profiles Delores C. Robinson (PDF), president of Fairfield Tenants Council, and her role in helping to open the new Fairfield Resource Center.
The small health clinic and family-planning center, located at 2311 North 25th Street, officially opened with a November 2 ribbon-cutting ceremony. [...]
Number of comments: 3 A recent tip led us to a great post on photographer Gordon Stillman’s blog:
[Church Hill] inspired me to start photographing areas where nature reclaimed man-made structures. I was interested in the history that nature told about these structures. This interested expanded into a more general investigation of where and how [...]
Number of comments: 5 City Council tonight approved Ord.No.2009-203 which adds Union Hill to the city’s roster of Old and Historic Districts. The vote was 8-1 in favor, with Jewell the only vote against. [...]
Number of comments: 5 A pomerainian was lost on the corner of M & 22nd Streets today. She is black with a white muzzle and feet. No collar. Her name is Pony, 14-years-old, approximately 7 pounds. If found or sighted call (804)627-3942. [...]
The folks at the Department of Public Utilities have put together a nifty PSA about the Storm Water Assessment to try to answer some of the questions that keep coming up. [...]
Number of comments: 7 Robert writes in asking folks to keep an eye out for his stolen motorcycle, let him know at raglandrb@vcu.edu or (804)269-2196 if you’ve seen it:
It was stolen early Sunday 11/22/09 from 33rd and Broad. It is a Honda XR400 motocross bike with a baja kit on it (which makes [...]
Number of comments: 15 The Union Hill Historic District
Introduction and Early History
Development in the Nineteenth Century
After the Civil War
The Twentieth Century
Maps of the Union Hill Historic District
Credit and Sources & More
Introduction and Early History
The Union Hill neighborhood was long separated from the rest of Church Hill by a deep ravine. This physical isolation, combined [...]
Number of comments: 2 For sale in Church Hill *right now*:
Formula 400 clone. Originally an Esprit model with a 350 motor. It is now a “bad-to-the-bone” Formula with a new 400cid crate motor, headers, dual exhaust, Edlebrock manifold, Edlebrock 750 carb, and new aluminum radiator. This car is FAST! Brand new “deluxe” interior, carpet, [...]
Number of comments: 19 Writing for Style, Ed Slipek has some good words for the Church Hill Dog Park and Chimborazo Park:
A little more than a year ago the city’s Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities and a community group, the Friends of the Church Hill Dog Park, teamed up to transform this [...]
Number of comments: 25 The agenda for Tuesday’s CAR meeting includes a listing for 504-510 N 28TH ST “construct new multi-family residences. An email from Laura Daab sheds some light on the project and shares some renderings (PDF):
This is a multi family project that is going up on four single family lots. [...] There [...]
Number of comments: 10 On the agenda for Monday’s City Council meeting:: Ord.No.2009-203 (PDF) -To amend the Code *** to establish the Union Hill Old and Historic District.
Map of proposed Union Hill Old and Historic District [...]
Church Hill Creative Homemakers Society; Miramar – bolero Music at Que Pasa; City Council Formal Meeting; RECYCLING WEEK; Tuesday St. John’s Knitting Circle; Beginning Computer Classes for Adults; CAR Meeting; Open Mic @ Poe’s; Beginner’s Yoga; Fairfield Court Tenants Council; Vegetable bus; 2nd Annual Hoop Up the Arts 3 on [...]
Number of comments: 1 We’ve got reports of power outages on Grace Street and along Broad at 18th Street. All of streetlights are out south of Fairmount and it is *dark*. [...]
An unknown object struck a Richmond Public Schools bus turning onto Redwood Street from Mechanicsville Turnpike just before 4PM this afternoon. Though two panes of glass were broken as a result, there were no injuries to the children on the bus or the bus driver. Two suspects are being sought [...]
A reader writes in with word on a dog that was hit by a car:
Handsome big male rottweiler with a chain collar and no tags, was hit by a car near our house. Driver and we stayed with it and it seemed OK except limp, was picked up by animal [...]
Number of comments: 1 The RTD has a short account of some drama on 28th Street last night:
Police exchanged gunfire while serving a search warrant in Richmond’s East End tonight. At 8:43 p.m., narcotics officers were serving the warrant in the 1200 block of North 28th Street when the incident happened. Authorities detained several [...]
The last of the Antiques on Broad sales for 2009 happens this Saturday in the parking lot and storefront adjacent to Quirk Gallery (311 West Broad Street) from 9AM-3PM. [...]
The Richmond City Council Slave Trail Commission will meet on Thursday, November 19 from 4-5:30PM at the East End Family Resource Center (2504 Jefferson Avenue). Richmond City Council Slave Trail Commission to meet: Topics include partnership with Smithsonian Museum, Shockoe Bottom and historic markers All citizens are invited and encouraged [...]
Number of comments: 1 To continue the implementation of the Richmond Downtown Plan, the City of Richmond has set a Public Meeting for a potential rezoning of the Manchester Area for Thursday, November 19, from 5PM-6:30PM Open at the Sacred Heart Center (1400 Perry Street). The purpose of the meeting is to review the [...]
St. John’s Church will be one of the ten historic downtown sites hosting the 23rd Annual Court End Christmas, a free holiday open house for the entire family. Includes St. John’s Church, Valentine History Center, the John Marshall House, the Virginia State Capitol, St. Paul’s Church and more; complimentary shuttle [...]
Number of comments: 1 A dramatic early-morning apartment fire got things jumping today on Coalter Street:
At least 19 people suffered minor injuries in a Richmond apartment fire in the 1300 block of Coalter Street Wednesday. Fire officials arrived on scene just after 8:30 a.m. with heavy flames showing from a basement apartment building. [...]
Number of comments: 3 Contact Jon at (804)697-3430 or jon.ondrak@thalhimer.com if this dog is familiar:
I found a lost American Pitbull last night in the area of the Hill Café, at 28th and Broad streets. He is roughly 6 or 8 years of age, dark brown, almost black, unneutered, and EXTREMELY friendly. [...]
Number of comments: 2 In November 1909, President William Howard Taft visited Richmond and St.John’s (pictured above with Governor Swanson of Virginia [right], and to the left John Satterfield [Board of Alderman] and John Bliley of the Common Council [with flower]).
Photo from Fifty Years in Richmond, published in 1948 by the Valentine Museum (though [...]
In November 1909, President William Howard Taft visited Richmond and St.John’s (pictured above with Governor Swanson of Virginia [right], and to the left John Satterfield [Board of Alderman] and John Bliley of the Common Council [with flower]).
Photo from Fifty Years in Richmond, published in 1948 by the Valentine Museum (though [...]
The Armstrong Wildcats 2009 season finished without a bang in a 48-14 loss to Hanover yesterday. The Wildcats ends with a 1-9 record, having lost 9 straight after beating T.J. to start the season. [...]
Number of comments: 2 Isis was last seen near the Church Hill Dog Park in Chimborazo on 11/15. She is reddish brown mixed breed dog of about 50 pounds. If you think that you have seen this pet, please call the pet recovery center at 1-888-HomeAgain. [...]
Number of comments: 3 It has been 100 days since the last murder in the East End. This three-months-plus quiet spell is the longest in the 5 years that this site has been publishing and, given the numbers over the last decade, is probably the longest such stretch in at least 10 years.
As we [...]
Number of comments: 11 Three companies, all managed by Stacy Martin of Hermitage Realty, own 15 vacant houses within 4 blocks of my house (including the 2 pictured above). These companies collectively have over 90 houses on the the city’s Vacant Property Registry, the vast majority of which are in the East End.
Inspired by [...]
Number of comments: 9 The School Board voted 6-1 tonight to proceed with a school development plan that prioritizes the schools for new development as: a new Huguenot HS, Broad Rock ES, Oak Grove ES, Martin Luther King MS, and then George Mason ES, Green ES, & Elkhart MS. Previously slots for 4 schools [...]
Tour the “birthplace of Black Capitalism” on a Segway! Jackson Ward is rich in African American history and culture and boasts the largest collection of pre-Civil War homes in the city. Tour includes the Maggie L. Walker Historic Site, the A.D. Price Funeral Home and the Dill House. Nov. 21 [...]
The 2nd Annual 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament to support the Robinson Theater Community Arts Center’s programs, events and community services will be held November 27, 2009, at University of Richmond’s Weinstein Center. Register today!
When: November 27, 2009 (8 a.m. team registration, tournament begins 9 a.m.)
Who: 2 male divisions: 17 & under [...]
Via Craigslist, of course –> Dirt Woman shirts:
I Have two Dirt woman t-shirt. Perfect holiday gift for the person who has everything! One of the shirts has been autographed. the other says Dirt for Mayor. Both labels say large. One looks bigger then the other. Never worn. [...]
Number of comments: 5 A list of local organizations on Facebook &/or Twitter.
Don Coleman
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1347680147
Delores McQuinn
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000414309258
Jennifer McClellan
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=810482499
Alamo BBQ
http://www.facebook.com/alamo.bbq
http://twitter.com/AlamoBBQ
Eric Schindler Gallery
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Richmond-VA/Eric-Schindler-Gallery/119667029464
Church Hill
http://www.facebook.com/church.hill
GlobeHopper
http://www.facebook.com/globehopper
Partnership for Smarter Growth
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1290261045
Que Pasa
http://www.facebook.com/quepasachurchhill
http://twitter.com/QuePasaRVA
Union Hill
http://www.facebook.com/unionhill
http://twitter.com/UnionHillRVA
End End Fellowship
http://www.facebook.com/pages/East-End-Fellowship/168356053564
Better Housing Coalition
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Better-Housing-Coalition/91080032738
Tricycle Gardens
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Richmond-VA/Tricycle-Gardens/50295213771
http://twitter.com/TricycleGardens
Cyclus Bike Shop
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Richmond-VA/Cyclus-Bike-Shop/52643933709
http://twitter.com/cyclusbikeshop
Sette Pizza
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Richmond-VA/Sette-Pizza/195965511146
http://twitter.com/settepizza
Captain Buzzy’s Beanery
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&gid=109829914564
http://twitter.com/captainbuzzys
Richmond Public Schools
http://twitter.com/RPS_Schools
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Richmond-VA/Richmond-Public-Schools/69954263614
Nolde Condos
http://twitter.com/Nolde_Condos
Richmond Police
http://www.facebook.com/RichmondPolice
http://twitter.com/RichmondPolice
Richmond Fire Department
http://twitter.com/RFDVA
CHPN
http://www.facebook.com/CHPN.RVA
http://twitter.com/chpn
http://twitter.com/CHPNphotos [...]
Number of comments: 6 The School Board meeting at 4:30PM on Monday includes the only opportunity for public input on the shift in priorities that has likely knocked any work on MLK Middle School out of Phase 1 in favor of a southside elementary school (agenda PDF). The Board will vote on this at [...]
A Hard Days Night and Second Flyte; School Board Meeting; Tuesday St. John’s Knitting Circle; Beginning Computer Classes for Adults; Church Hill Association; Nathaniel Bacon Civic Association; Open Mic @ Poe’s; Richmond’s Unhealed History; Beginner’s Yoga; Union Hill Civic Association; Vegetable bus; Whitcomb Court Tenant Council; Church Hill Creative Homemakers [...]
