From posting:
Our cat, Echo is missing from the 400 block of Laurel. She is a domestic short hair. Calico with a split face—half black the other orange and white. Very sweet but she doesn’t ever wander out so we are very worried. If found please call 225-8921.
If you missed the Byrd Theater showing, here’s another chance to see this locally made zombie film at Mojo’s:
From FaceBook event page:
Encore screening of REVILED Ep. 2 – the latest installment of Richmond filmmaker Jim Stramel’s zombie vs zombie pit fighting series. Starring Randall Robinson, J.R. Foster and Lee Reynolds and Featuring Sara Carpenter. Music by Angry Johnny and the Killbilles NOT RATED: Contains Foul Language, Violence and Questionable Taste – FREE
Volunteers from HandsOnRVA.org were working on sprucing up the exterior of Open High this morning.
From FaceBook event page:
Tap Takeover time again at Mojo’s people! This month we will feature Sierra Nevada Brewery. Thursday July 28th. Starts at 8pm after Happy Hour. Free pint glasses while supplies last. See ya there!
Draft Selecion includes:
Hop Hunter American IPA 6.2%
Nooner Pilsner 5.2%
Otra Vez Gose 4.5%
Summer Feast Czech pilsner 5%
Look for the signs!
From email announcement:
Hello all
Your reminder that OHNA will be holding its regularly scheduled monthly meeting tomorrow, Tuesday, July 26th at 7 pm at St. Andrew’s.
Hope to see you there
Jennifer
Cherry Street neighbor Jimmy Blackford announced an Oregon Hill neighborhood cleanup for Saturday, August 6th, coordinated with the help of RVA Clean Sweep.
From the FaceBook event page:
Can You Join Us for Oregon Hill Alley Cleanup? Sat., Aug 6 8am-10am. Meet at Pleasants Park (401 S Laurel St – corner of S laurel & Albemarle St.). All are invited, whether or not you live in Oregon Hill. . . . . You Can Choose One of Two Tasks: 1) A simple litter pickup thru the neighborhood 2) Going thru the alleys throwing furniture/large refuse into a city garbage truck. Either job & you’ll improve our neighborhood immensely. Please wear closed-toe shoes. We’ll supply grabbers, trash bags, gloves & drinking water. (sponsored by RVA Clean Sweep & Oregon Hill Neighborhood Association).
There is also a MeetUp.com page for the event.
New trashcan spotted at corner of S.Laurel and Cumberland! It looks like it is being used! Hope Department of Public Works remembers to empty it.
Those are scenes from down on Brown’s Island today where the March on the Mansion protest was staged. People from all over Virginia braved traffic and heat to attend and let Gov. McAuliffe and his Dominion friends know how wrong their energy policies are and what they are doing to the citizens and environment of the Commonwealth.
It was nice to see former neighbors Gayla and Gene Mills perform their song “Oregon Hill” on the stage before the speakers began.
Tomorrow, I understand there is a March for Bernie starting at noon in Monroe Park.