Photo taken in 1979 of Catfish on Laurel by Doris Shick DeNudt.
Laurel Street 1979
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Reported in USA Today today…
Cars of the Pyramid
Neighbor Todd Woodson took this photo today:
Don’t forget that Hollywood Cemetery is participating in The Amazing Raise on September 16-17 and they need your support!
Hosted by The Community Foundation, The Amazing Raise is a two-day online giving event designed to elevate and celebrate the work of local nonprofits.
To support Hollywood Cemetery during this event, simply visit The Amazing Raise website and search for Friends of Hollywood Cemetery. From there, you can make a secure online donation with a minimum gift amount of $25. All credit and debit cards are accepted.
Participate in this fun 36-hour event to help support a Richmond treasure! Find more information here: www.theamazingraise.org.
Byrd House Market Today
From email announcement:
What is for Supper?
I just learned about a cookbook project called Cheap and Good by Leanne Brown. You can download the cookbook as a free PDF: Click Here. Designed to show you that you can eat well on $4.00 per day, there are recipes from Breakfast toI think my favorite section so far is “Things on Toast”! Like Tomato Scrambled Eggs or Irish Rare Bit (melted sharp cheddar cheese with dill pickle chunks)
What a range! How simple! It’s all about the flavor! http://www.leannebrown.com/
Baked Goods
Organic Wheat Breads and Turkish Pastries
Irish Porter Cakes and Soda Bread
Baklava“Dine In”
Brunswick Stew
Asian Noodles with Fresh Vegetables
BBQ Pork Buns
Chicken and Beef KeBobs
Vegie, Chicken & Shrimp Spring Rolls
Pork Rinds and Popsicles
Who’s Playin’?
Guy G. Gorman
G-Man Extraordinaire!
For more information, http://byrdhousemarket.blogspot.com
Trash/Recycling Pickup Tomorrow
This Wednesday is a red Wednesday, which means trash and recycling pickup.
This will be the third time for Oregon Hill to use the new, larger rolling recycling containers. Ideally, they are stored and deployed in the back alleys along with trash cans. Please make sure you pick up containers after pickup tomorrow night.
This just in: The schedule during the UCI Bicycle Race will change. Expect a much earlier garbage collection for Sept. 23.- as in 2 am! Click here for Times Dispatch article.
In order to take your recycling to the next level, read this: 10 ways to improve your recycling.
Neighborhood Businesses During The UCI Bike Race
Mamma Zu’s will be closed for its annual vacation during the UCI Bicycle Race.
Music store Vinyl Conflict will also close during the race.
The City’s Main Street library will be closed, as their facility will be used by race organizers.
What are other neighborhood businesses doing while the race is happening?
Recent Crime Report
From RAIDSonline.com:
DESTRUCTION PROPERTY/CITY PROPERTY
8XX CHINA ST
Sep 12, 2015 at 11:00 pm
Data provided by Richmond Police DepartmentAGGRAVATED ASSAULT
6XX ALBEMARLE ST
Sep 13, 2015 at 1:27 am
Data provided by Richmond Police DepartmentDESTRUCTION PROPERTY/PRIVATE PROPERTY
6XX S LAUREL ST
Sep 13, 2015 at 3:00 pm
Data provided by Richmond Police Department
Belle Isle History Hike
From description:
Tuesday, Sept. 15, 11-1 p.m., Belle Isle at James River
Join the James River Park System for a family friendly hike to one of Richmond’s historic gems, Belle Isle. Learn about the geologic and human history of the area and the role Richmond played in the development of our nation. Please bring water, a snack and good shoes. Register for this event by visiting the James River Park System calendar page (jamesriverpark.org/calendar), then click on the calendar event and follow registration instructions. Event is free to the public. Meet at Tredegar Parking Area. Contact: Tyler Twyford, (804) 687-0701
Photos From War Memorial Ceremony Today
Neighbor Charles Pool attended the special memorial ceremony today at the Va. War Memorial in honor of September 11th. It was a very moving celebration with a brass band, youth chorus, and guest speakers. He took these photos:
“Children of the Streets of Richmond, 1865-1920” At Main Library Monday
“Children of the Streets of Richmond, 1865-1920” is Dr. Harry M. Ward’s latest book. Come to his book talk and signing on Monday Sept. 14 at 6 p.m. at the Main Library.
“Newsies” from 1911, photo from Library of Congress