More details on recent crime
From the folks at the Forest Hill Neighborhood Association, on the recent assault:
From the folks at the Forest Hill Neighborhood Association, on the recent assault:
The Armstrong H.S. Wildcats lost their first football game of the season yesterday to the John Marshall H.S. Justices. Check out the video from nbc12. [via]
John Sarvay of Buttermilk & Molasses provides excellent insight about the upcoming Downtown master plan workshop.
In Vino Veritas, one of Richmond’s better food weblogs, has kind words for one of North Richmond’s restaurants:
shenanigans is a wonderful place to hear some great music. recently, we’ve had the pleasure of seeing some really good country (and i mean good country) bands – Brad Spivey and the Honky Tonk Experience, James Hand, and […]
2nd District Representative and Council President William J. Pantele on moving to an appointed city school board: “That simply will not happen. I see no support for that proposal on city council. I see no support for that from the public.” [via]
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Jake Lyell
The inside of Captain Jack Sparrow’s brain is a marvellous thing: richly detailed, over the top, and full to the brim with nonsense. Disney’s new Pirates of the Caribbean installment, At World’s End, occasionally opens a tiny window into the character whose massive popularity was brought about, and let’s give credit where it’s […]
This one kind of burns me up, probably because my wife and I have our daughter enrolled in the autistic program at the excellent Mary Munford school. When I read over this article, I felt a surge of rage. Where on earth is the city getting off that it’s right to spend money […]
If you have something about the city, perhaps an issue, suggestion, etc. you’d like to ask Mayor Douglas L. Wilder, tune in to KISS-FM 99.3 and 105.7 starting tomorrow and continuing the first Saturday of every month from 9 – 10am.
If you’re looking for activities for your kids to do before and/or after school, check out Richmond Public Schools Before & After programs. Registration takes place Sept. 4th through the 7th from close of school to 5:45pm each day.
Interested in how to make your downtown Richmond a better place to live? Want to be directly involved in the shaping of our city? If so, make time to attend the Downtown Master Plan Workshop on Sept. 27th from 6:30 to 9pm at the Renaissance Conference Center (107 W. Broad St.).