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OPEN HOUSE 7/20 (1-3) 425 N. 31st St. $324,500 Totally unique New Orleans flair! 5 BR+office, 2 full baths, one w/ 100 yr old clawfoot! New kitchen, beautiful details. Call Shannon RE/MAX Commonwealth 4840367. shannonharrington.net for pics. Thanks!
PRICE REDUCED! $185,000 - 1213 N. 23rd Street. Beautifully Restored - A Must See. 3Beds, 2.5 Baths, 1820 sqft. All new Electrical, Plumbing, HVAC and more! Contact Bryan 804.221.5057 Owner/Agent www.WeBuyRentSellHomes.com
3308 E. Broad 2nd floor available 8/01/08. 2 bdrms, 1 bath, living room w/island kitchen, rear porch, cable & security system ready. $1000 month. Security deposit & $35.00 credit application fee. Call Kristie @ 804 349 7919 for an appointment.
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1223,1225 N 31st Street, Richmond, VA
After Repair Value: $140,000+
Approx. Repair Cost: $55,000
Square Footage: 1201 sqft
Square Footage of lot: 3720 sqft
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601 N. 27th Street. 2 bed/1.5 bath. $229,500. All hardwoods, beautiful tile baths, open floor plan, lofty ceilings, two fire places, wood stove, original stained-glass windows and more. Call Mike Ryan at 804-359-4943.
1991 Volvo 940 Turbo sedan. 258k, 3/09 insp. Runs fine. a.c. doesn't work and the sunroof is stuck. Newer leather seats in the front. Tires are fine. No rust, no accidents, ever. email me for additional details. $850. Offers considered. joygadway@gmail.com
for sale: two slabs of black granite counter top. mlweis@wm.edu
Antique furniture and items appraised at retail price:
Two 1900s African wood chairs from the 2300 Club,
corner cabinet w/glass doors,mahogany Empire sideboard, walnut dining table w/one leaf, and other cool stuff.
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Childcare/Babysitter-- I am a graduate student at VCU and am looking for a family or two who need childcare during the day or night... I am available 24 hours a day. I have tons of experience and will provide references upon request. clearyaj@vcu.edu
The Clothesline Children's Consignment Sale will hold their fall/winter sale August 22-23, 2008 at the Woodmont Recreation Center. Consignors, volunteers, and new/expectant moms shop early! Visit www.theclothesline.biz for more information.
PLASTER & STUCCO LLC, Interior plaster repair, new installation, exterior stucco... call Todd Wittemann at 804 545 3185 for free estimate. Plaster restoration for historical tax credit, ornamental and plain work. ref. avail.
If you are looking to buy or sell residential real estate in the Church Hill area contact Brett Marchant of Long & Foster Real Estate on 804 467 2579 or email at brett.marchant@longandfoster.com
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Let me think what this campaign is all about.
Delores McQuinn represents the old guard and by that I don’t just mean her mentor Henry Marsh, Walter Kenny and the gang that used to control Council.
No, I’m also talking about the old guard that have been in the Historic district for years, the long-time ACORN members, the Richmond Education Association (REA) crowd, and the people predominatly south of Broad Street who have ruled the roost at CHA for decades.
Now, Malone certainly ain’t a “new guard” type guy — far from it. He does have some baggage. But, at least he’s willing to look at things from a different perspective and seems to be a guy who is open to change and exploring new ways to do things. It may not be the type of change a lot of folks like, but he does seem to have a broader perspective issues, both here in Church Hill and the City as a whole.
Hey! Don’t lump all south of Broad residents together. My family lives south of broad and we will NOT support McQuinn. Malone hasn’t exactly won over our hearts and minds, but along with my vote I’ll give him a chance to reach out south of Broad over the next two years.
I agree with SOB. I live south of Broad as well. I just cannot justify voting for another two years of McQuinn. The area has changed dramatically over the last few years and really needs new leadership to take it to the next level. The redevelopment of this area is far behind where it could have been partly due to McQuinn’s lack of leadership. It’s time for McQuinn to go back to ministering to her people on a full-time basis. Vote for change on Tuesday.
Sorry, I didn’t mean EVERYBODY SOB, just certain people who have been around for a while who act like they own the place.
In all the years Delores Mcquinn has served on City Council I have yet to receive a response from her to any of my calls whereas Reggie Malone has always responded.
Malone gets my vote.
“Ministering to her people”? Explain that one Trent(Homie) Lott. I may have issues with Mrs McQuinn as a representative but lets not start with the code words and undercurrents. If you would like the diversity (or lack thereof) of the Fan, move to the “Fan”.Church Hill is and will remain diverse, cause I’m not moving anytime soon. Now,if I misinterpeted your statement I apologize.