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CALENDAR - THIS WEEK
Beginning Computer Classes for Adults
Tue Oct 7 10:30 am
Have computer questions and don't know where to begin? Come by the library and we'll help you get started! East End Libr...
Robert Grey townhall meeting at Peter Paul
Tue Oct 7 6:15 pm
A townhall meeting with mayoral candidate Robert Grey will be held on Tuesday Oct.7 from approximately 6:15–8PM at the...
open mic @ Poe's Pub
Tue Oct 7 8:30 pm
acoustic open mic at Poe's Pub on East Main, hosted by Jim Daab. Sign up is at 8:30, music starts at 9, goes until clos...
Unity Civic League
Thu Oct 9 6:30 pm
@ St. Peter's Development Center 22nd and X Street Call 643-9353 or willieand@aol.com for more info.
2nd annual Long Walk to Freedom
Sat Oct 11 7:30 am
@ Richmond City Jail (1701 Fairfield Way)
Union Hill clean-up
Sat Oct 11 8:45 pm
Meet up at the little take out place on the corner of Jefferson and 22nd Street, then break up into groups to clean up a...

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10 NEWLY REMODELED TWO-BEDROOM HOMES FOR RENT- ALL NEW APPLIANCES, FIXTURES, HARDWOOD FLOORS, AND LARGE BACK YARD. AVAILABLE FOR MOVE-IN NOVEMBER 1ST BUT WE ARE PRE-LEASING NOW! E-MAIL RBRYAN@FRENCHCC.COM FOR MORE INFORMATION, OR CALL 804.343.4201.
Two bedroom apartment for rent. 2123 E. Marshall St. $650.00/mo + utilities. Recently remodeled with updated kitchen and bath. Great location and lots of parking. Bill Hartsock, 216-3100
For Rent. 618 N 35th. 4 bedroom 2.5 bath, 2,300 SF. Leasing for $1,250 a month. Call Matt for details 804-306-9019.
512 Chimborazo Blvd, 3br 1.5 bth, 1980 sqft, hardwood floors, granite countertops, stainless steel apps, must see! $259,950
902 n 36th st. good rental invest. or starter home. double fenced in lot. solid house. 94k. 783.7994
Broyhill Entertainment Center; classic & heavy piece, dark finish. $1000 vcstrader@yahoo.com
FOR SALE: 2 doors, circa 1860. $50 each. One is a solid four panel, the other has four glass pane upper and 2 solid panel lower. Would sell for $100-150 at Caravati's or Cox's. Call 649-1913 or email at info@mysterydinner.com
YOUR MESSAGE HERE - Fabric signs, banners & wall hangings for INDOOR use, hand made locally & personalized. $ 50. & up. 804 304 3345. Near Carytown
AGAINST THE GRAIN FURNITURE Discover Northside's furniture secret: beautifully handcrafted right here in Richmond by local folks who love filling your custom orders. AgainstTheGrainVA.com ATGVA@comcast.net 5522 Lakeside Ave 855-1186 Workshop:855-1672
KIDZ -R- COOKIN' We offer 15+ holistic & healthy cooking programs for children ages 5-15 yrs. We bring the kitchen to you! We create unique programs for schools, churches, community centers, troops, and any special event www.kidzrcookin.info 804.651.2974
Need estate sale services? Have items to consign? Since 1999, Susan's Selections has conducted in-home estate sales. Our consignment store at 8008 Staples Mill Rd is open Mon to Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 1-4pm. 232-6480 or Roy@SusansSelections.com.
chihuahua lost clay st church hill 10/3/08 blackish dark blue color with white spot on neck and white underneath. approx 7 lbs and 1 yr old. name is inki. please call 869 6690
Free talk to groups on family quilts based on my years of repair. This is not an appraisal or a buy/sell event. Your group, your location. Prefer daytime metro but eves & weekends are fine. Call Custom Crazy Quilts & Repair, 804 304 3345
Missing Chihuahua 1 yr old approx 7 lbs dark blueish with white spot on neck. name is inki. missing from clay st. 10/3/08 4:00 a.m. please call 869 6690 if found
STOLEN-Lhasa Apso, grey/white male, from Petsmart on Libbie/Broad Sat. 9/27. Suspect is man in sky blue pickup truck. Had a blond and white shepherd with him and a chameleon. Reward offered for info leading to the return of the dog. Contact 254-0800 ASAP.




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comment   post to delicous
December 11, 2004

Grand Illumination and Parade of Lights bring people out

Two events brought people out to celebrate the holiday season.

Grand Illumination

Vice Mayor Delores L. McQuinn’s 5th Annual Grand Illumination celebrated the illumination of the seasonal lights at the EDI building at 25th and M Streets. 25th was blocked off the north to make room for children’s rides and food vendors. There were performances by trombonists from the United House of Prayer for All People, among others, on a stage set-up by the main entrance. The all-ages but almost entirely African-American crowd was treated to a visit by a black Santa.

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New light display at the EDI at 25th and M Streets.

trombones
Trombonists from the United House of Prayer for All People, with unknown but enthusiastic dancer.

12th Annual Parade of Lights

The 12th Annual Parade of Lights brought families and neighbors to Libby Hill at dusk. A great view, a bonfire and hot apple cider, along with recorded seasonal music created a friendly atmosphere.

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Gathering around the fire at the edge of Libby Hill.

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Kids played on the cobblestones under the streetlights.

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The view of Richmond from Libby Hill.

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One Response to “Grand Illumination and Parade of Lights bring people out”

  1. posted by john m at December 11, 2004 7:54 pm :

    I wish that these great events were on different nights. Maybe then there would be more overlap in attendance…

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