Category Archives: Laurel Street
Quiet Mornings
This photo was actually taken on the 600 block of S. Pine Street yesterday morning- only people on the streets were one or two people walking dogs and a Richmond utility worker doing maintenance on one of the manhole areas. Which is good- with the pandemic outbreak, hopefully neighbors are taking calls to socially distant themselves seriously. Notice the little, red, dog toy rubber ball in the corner of the yard- looks like some of the artist renderings of coronavirus.
These are early days of this, and hopefully people are finding ways to keep themselves entertained. Chalk paintings on sidewalk on 400 block of S. Laurel-
Many people have seen the ‘contagion’ movies in which perfect hygiene is attempted with hazmat suits worn on the outside and structures sealed. That’s very difficult with pet dogs and old houses. In Oregon Hill, many neighbors’ porches are less than 6 feet apart- not that we are busy interacting, but we do live in a dense, city area. Hope that current measures are enough…
Punk Show At Mojo’s Tonight
Fox On S. Laurel
This fox was spotted on the 600 block of S. Laurel Street. It was not showing any eagerness to get away from people.
Another theory concerning these increasing animal sightings is that creatures are being pushed out of their more hidden natural areas by competition with coyotes.
Car Takes Out Street Sign And Fence On Laurel Street
The Secret Tableau
Utility Street Work On Laurel Street
Sunday Yard Sale On Laurel Street
Note: Sunday, not Saturday.
From Craigslist ad:
Oregon Hill yard sale – 612 S. Laurel Street, Richmond, VA 23220
Lots of music cds, dvd’s, books, art, games, and housewares at very cheap prices.
Lots of different genres and titles.
arts at 8 am (no early birds!). Probably ends around noon.
New Stop Signs
NEW TRAFFIC PATTERN!!! Once again, we have new stop signs popping up around the neighborhood. While neighbors knew that new all-way stops had been approved by City Council, many were surprised by their sudden implementation.
Laurel and Albemarle intersection is now an all way stop, new Spring and Pine Street intersection is too. Please alert neighbors and other drivers.










