From RAIDSOnline.com:
THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS/ACCESSORIES
4XX S PINE ST
Sep 8, 2014 at 9:00 am
Data provided by Richmond Police Department
ALL OTHER LARCENY
6XX S PINE ST
Sep 9, 2014 at 12:30 pm
Data provided by Richmond Police Department
Obituary from the Times Dispatch:
ANDERSON, Deborah Kay, passed away on Saturday, September 6, 2014, after losing a battle. She is survived by her devoted and loving husband, Herbert Marshall “Marty” McCauley Jr.; her daughter, Julia Kay Crouch; her son, John William Crouch IV; her mother, Juanita Anderson; five sisters, Christine Thompson, Theresa Azvcena, Anita Lipford, Brenda Anderson and her favorite, Sista Sue; a brother, Gregory Anderson; lots of nieces, nephews and cousins; and devoted friends, Peggy Friedenberg, Mariam Lancaster, Diane Smith, Nora Tompson, Darlin Tyler and Cathy Walker. Debbie was a STRONG woman.
These photos appeared on the St. Andrew’s School FaceBook page:
Today was our first Family Chapel of the year, over in the “Big Church” (St. Andrew’s Church) and the official “Blessing of the Backpacks”. Sweetest thing you’ve ever seen! We also love our new school chaplain, Mrs. Davis. We’re so glad you’re here with us. And thank you to all the families who were able to make it!
From email announcement:
The Food
Roast chicken is easy!
Apple crumble is easy!
Sauteed summer squash is easy!
Sliced fresh tomatoes are easy!
Hunks of buttered bread are easy!Got something in mind?
USE OUR PRODUCT SEARCH
Afraid you’ll buy too much? Ask your vendor how to freeze their goodies! Here is a basic guide to freezing vegetables and fruits from Organic Gardening (I wouldn’t use the sugar with the fruit, but otherwise I thought this a good guide).
GOT A FAVORITE VENDOR?
CHECK THE MARKET MAP
Sep. 16: Let’s Talk Breastfeeding
First Foods & Next Foods returns to the market and takes over the Community Garden! Having a baby? Thinking ’bout nursing him/her? Don’t know as much as you hoped you might? PERFECT! Save the Date and plan to attend.The Extras
African Community Network of Virginia
“Our main purpose is to bridge the gap between communities and provide resources, services and support to African immigrants, families, and individuals in need. We aim to promote unity amongst Africans, service providers, and all of our friends and family in the Diaspora.”Central Virginia Waste Management Center
The Central Virginia Waste Management Authority (CVWMA) is a public service authority that implements solid waste management and recycling programs for thirteen local governments.Richmond Tree Stewards
Hugging a tree doesn’t do a thing for it. Instead, we work to care for our street and park trees and to make it easier for other Richmonders to enjoy them and understand how much they benefit us all.THIS FRIDAY!!!! WBCH CARNIVAL
4-7 pm on the Soccer Field. Free food, Backpacks for school, Big games, Face painting, Fun on Grass! A great way to usher in the school year with a final HURRAH! An Oregon Hill Tradition since ____!
If it Rains, We Move into the Main Building
at 224 S. Cherry St. Party Goes On!SNAP @ THE MARKET
Use Your Credit, Debit or SNAP EBT Cards!
The $10 Student Deal is now for
Faculty and Staff, too!
Show your University ID to a participating vendor (Agriberry, Origins Farm, The Byrd Farm, Epic Gardens, Tomten Farm) and ask about their deal of the day!
Visit byrdhousemarket.blogspot.com
for directions and more.
From RAIDSOnline.com:
DRUG/NARCOTIC VIOLATION
1XX S CHERRY ST
Sep 6, 2014 at 12:25 pm
Data provided by Virginia Commonwealth University Police DepartmentDISORDERLY CONDUCT
1XX S PINE ST
Sep 6, 2014 at 12:27 pm
Data provided by Virginia Commonwealth University Police DepartmentDRUG/NARCOTIC VIOLATION
1XX S CHERRY ST
Sep 6, 2014 at 2:00 am
Data provided by Virginia Commonwealth University Police Department
Registration opens TODAY for HandsOn Greater Richmond’s HandsOn Day:
1 Day. 1000 Volunteers. People at the Center of Change.
Imagine how much better Richmond could be if we all spent just 4 hours doing something together for the community. Join one thousand other volunteers across the metro region this October at nearly 60 sites to make a difference in Richmond on one of many organized volunteer opportunities.
There is at least one project in the neighborhood, at the William Byrd Community House, called Growing Our Yard.
Photo from Visual and Vintage Virginia’s Facebook page:
From RaidsOnline.com:
HIT AND RUN
4XX S HARRISON ST
Sep 5, 2014 at 4:30 am
Data provided by Richmond Police Department
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT
6XX W CARY ST
Sep 5, 2014 at 2:00 am
Data provided by Richmond Police Department
Ladies and gentlemen, the drum plant:
