From the Byrd House Market blog:
…after market we’ll be hosting an outdoor film screening and panel discussion – Shalom Farms is presenting The Greenhorns – a very groovy film about young people choosing the farming profession and way of life.
Figure around 7:20 pm. The 50 min. film will be followed by a panel discussion with local young farmers.
The Richmond Folk Festival started this evening with nice weather. It goes on till Sunday evening. Oregon Hill residents enjoy walking to the festival grounds.
Blogger extraordinaire C. Wayne Taylor has post up now on City Hall Review that evidently quotes a city official.
“I don’t have any documentation on emergency access conditions in the area of the proposed Second Street Connector. I checked with Lory Markham and she doesn’t either.”
James Hill, Principal Planner
Division of Planning & Preservation
Department of Planning and Development Review
This raises more questions about the motivation, need, and the rush to create this new street, which would intersect or go over the canal.
The Flying Brick table at this past Saturday’s Richmond Zine Festival–
Good weather made a good day for folks to get outside and get stuff done.
Special thanks to Tree Stewards and VCU students who volunteered.
NoBS Brass Band will be leading the parade this year in true All the Saints’ Fashion! parade is on Halloween, Monday, starts at Monroe Park at 7pm! I don’t want to spoil all the surprises, but if you want to get involved in preparations, contact the All The Saints Theater Company. There is a workshop this coming Sunday.
Regular CVWMA curbside pickup and regular City trash pickup tomorrow morning.
Electronic Recycling Day for City Residents happens Saturday, October 15.
WHO: Richmond Clean City Commission, Richmond Department of Public Works, and Central Virginia Waste Management Authority.
WHAT: Drop off for all household electronic items, such as computers, monitors, radios, fax machines, microwaves, camcorders, etc. Fluorescent light bulbs and large appliances cannot be accepted.
WHEN: Saturday, October 15, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
WHERE: 3101 N. Boulevard (corner of Boulevard and Robin Hood Road)
BACKGROUND: The City of Richmond’s E-Cycle Day offers City residents an efficient and green option to recycle unwanted electronic products. There is a $7 recycling fee for televisions. All other household electronic items will be recycled free of charge. For more information on E-Cycle Day, visit www.RichmondGov.com http://www.richmondgov.com/.
Lastly, and most pleasantly, I am happy to announce that VCU Goes Green will be sponsoring the Green Team volunteer recycling at the Richmond Folk Festival.
This looks like a good opportunity to get the area clean before the Richmond Folk Festival the following weekend.
Just a reminder that you’re all welcome at Harvest on the Hill tomorrow from 12:30 pm to 3:30 pm in the Grace Arents Garden. Food, music, games for children, petting zoo, pottery, and more. Hosted by St. Andrew’s Church.
http://www.standrewsoregonhill.org/uploads/2011HOHPoster.pdf
Laurel Street closed down, police at corners of Idlewood and Cherry, Spring and Laurel, and Pine and Riverside.
I could be wrong, but I do not recall seeing recent notice of this foot race, let alone of the closing of streets.
Click here for last year’s notice.
