From the Richmond Police Department:
4th Precinct
BURGLARY1/6/14 – 3/6/14 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
500 block of South Pine Street
An unknown person(s) broke into a structure and stole copper pipes from the basement.
Burglary On Pine Street
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626 China St. Becoming L’OPOSSUM Restaurant
According to a Richmond.com article, local chef David Shannon has bought the former Chuckwagon/Hollywood Grill/Pescados China Street/EAT Oregon Hill building.
He is planning to open it as a new restaurant under the name L’OPOSSUM. He also says it will not be French cuisine but has not decided on the final concept for the new enterprise.
SHannon graduated from the New England Culinary Institute. His resume includes stints at Helen’s and the Inn at Little Washington. He also owned and ran the Dogwood Grille in the Fan for four years before it closed.
Book Drive This Saturday
Free Beads For Mardi Gras
Trash/Recycling Pickup Tomorrow (Maybe)
This Wednesday is a red Wednesday, which means trash and recycling pickup. But don’t be surprised if there is a delay in pickup due to the recent weather. Regardless, please make sure you pick up containers after pickup. They do not belong on the sidewalk after pickup.
VCU, University of Richmond, and other schools are currently competing in RecycleMania 2014.
There was a very interesting discussion about City recycling at a recent City Council Finance Committee meeting about the possibility of going to 96 gallon recycling containers in the future.
Podium: An Evening of poetry and personal stories from RPS students
Snowy Laurel Street
Looking north at Spring Street intersection..
Hollywood Cemetery Rose Pruning & Maintenance Day
Monday Night Is Horror Movie Trivia and Wing Night at Mojo’s!
From FaceBook page:
Monday March 3rd is Horror Movie Trivia and Wing Night at Mojo’s! 45 cent wings and pitcher specials start at 7. Trivia starts at 8ish. Free to play. prizes each round!
Riverfront Development ‘Community Conversation’ Tuesday
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Richmond, VA and Its Vicinity engraving
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The Valentine Richmond History Center collaborates with Richmond Magazine, TMI Consulting Inc. and the Future of Richmond’s Past to present this year’s Community Conversations series, conceived to engage the community in a dialogue about the region’s past and how that past can positively shape our collective future. Featured are a series of monthly discussions about various Richmond localities, from Shockoe Bottom to the Boulevard. A Richmond Magazine moderator will lead each discussion, illuminating historical and current-day perspectives that shape our understanding and experience of each location.
Riverfront Development with Jack Cooksey
Tuesday, March 4, 6-8 pm
F.W. Sullivan’s Canal Bar & Grill (Plaza Room), 1001 Haxall Point