Reader jc alerted us to the fact that today’s Times-Dispatch Legal Ads have a notice for Demolition of Structure for 1120 N 22nd Street, though no date has been provide. This isn’t online at the RTD — can someone with the print edition give a date?
Student essays from a summer workshop at Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School and VCU have been compiled in a book, Two Sides of a One Track Mind.
On the heels of Friday night’s shooting, a 20-year-old man was shot in his left side by someone inside a small, gold, four-door car, possibly a Chevrolet Cavalier. at about noon at Mechanicsville Turnpike and Redd Street.[ from the RTD ]
A man was hospitalized after he was found shot in an alley in the 2500 block of Nine Mile Road shortly before 9pm last night.
There will be a public meeting to discuss the plans for the greenspace at the triangle that was 1097 North 23rd Street.
nbc12.com is reporting a non-fatal drive-by shooting at approximately 10:30pm Wednesday in the 3200 block of Nine Mile Road.
In the middle of a strange and interesting block and just outside of the real neighborhood-saving renovation push, 1315 North 23rd Street was demolished today.
Mums, pansies, juniper and rose bushes were planted at Creighton Court on Saturday. The flowers represent a new partnership between Creighton Court residents, the Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority, and Bon Secours Richmond Community Hospital.
Kofi Dennis, a native of Ghana and a visiting artist from the Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts, led a workshop yesterday for students, teachers, and parents at Chimborazo Elementary School. The workshop packed in lessons on rhythm and rhyming, counting and colors, alphabet letters, anatomy and Africa. Read more about it.
The RTD is reporting that Daniel Raymon Mills was sentenced yesterday to 10 years in prison, with eight years suspended, for the May 15 shooting death of Kevin Lamont Holmes. Holmes was killed about 3:45 pm in the Fairhills Apartments complex in the 1300 block of Coalter Street.
nbc12.com is reporting that many public housing residents showed up at City Hall Wednesday to voice their concerns to City Council about the RRHA’s plan to do away with housing projects.
Style Weekly has article about that “Concerned Citizens for a Tasteful Church Hill” bs…
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We’ve started to survey every church in Church Hill…
Walking around Fairmount and Union Hill, there are 10-15 foot stretches of the sidewalk where the bricks have been removed.
