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Archive for July 2008

Drip…Drip

The pools of water are deepening, mainly due to outlying storms…drip…drip…wait, is that another leak?…drip…drip…wishing you a speedy recovery, Trani, AND retirement.

Neighborhood Sign Campaign

Home Invasion Suspect Caught

So, after I sent the message below last night, I received the welcome news from a neighbor that one of the suspects was caught. Marty and Mark spotted a person who matched one of Kenneth’s descriptions and ran him down to Cherry St. Along with another Cherry St. homeowner, they were were able to keep [...]

Rezoning Meeting/Green Drinks at Built Gallery

This past Thursday I went to Green Drinks at Built Gallery. I forgot about a Cary Street rezoning meeting held at the William Byrd Community House, but then as King I have already made the neighborhood’s position clear- we STILL support urban business rezoning for Cary and Belvidere streets and its ridiculous that it has [...]

5th District School Board candidates at the Crusade forum

Betsy Carr Otis Mallory 5th District School Board candidates at the Richmond Crusade for Voters forum More here on RVAnews.

Byrd House Market invites you to become a locavore

Do you know what a locavore is? No, it is not someone who eats trains. A locavore is someone who helps cut down on greenhouse gases by buying food that is local and not trucked in from far away. Do your part by shopping at the Byrd House Market.

Friday Aug.1 Bike Ride @ Monroe Park

Ellwood Thompsons and RVA Magazine are hosting a bike ride starting in Monroe Park at 8PM on Friday, August 1st to benefit Books on Wheels and to promote bicycle riding in Richmond.

Hollywood Cemetery walking tour on Sunday

Learn about the history, artwork and symbolism of Hollywood Cemetery, as well as the famous personalities buried there, including two U.S. Presidents, writer Ellen Glasgow, Confederate President Jefferson Davis, Civil War Generals George Pickett and J.E.B. Stuart, and thousands of Confederate and Union soldiers in a special 2-hour walking tour on Sunday, July 13, from [...]

SynerGeo sponsors electronics recycling

Please donate and recycle your used consumer electronics: Cell Phones, Ink Jet Printer Cartridges, Laptop Computers, Apple iPods, Digital Cameras, Digital Video Cameras. SynerGeo (on the corner of Laurel and Albermarle at 349 South Laurel St.) is collecting used recyclables. Please drop off any of the above items or call (804)648-2287.

Trani and Tobacco Part 2

Richmond.com is following up on this story.

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