updates from Tricycle Gardens
$40,000 Grant Award from Robins Foundation; new website; other activities…
Archive for January 2007
Erosion at Jefferson Park a problem?
Over the past few months, the previously unstable southern hill at Jefferson Park has begun to gully and wash away.
West calls for openness
There’s an Op/Ed piece in today’s paper in which new 7th District School Board Representative Keith West advocates for more openness in school governance.
gone
A house on the 300 block of North 21st Street was torn down yesterday, allegedly after an unexpected collapse during renovation. All that remains is the enigmatically boarded-up front porch…
missing checks?
nbc12 is reporting missing SS checks in the area.
new show this week @ eric schindler gallery
Lost Retrospective, paintings by Thomas Van Auken, opens this Friday at the Eric Schindler Gallery. Reception from 7 to 9pm.
ACORN in the RTD
The RTD’s ACORN’s work preserves old homes that otherwise might meet wrecking ball is a long look at ACORN‘s role in saving the Peay House and houses on Venable Street.
now with more calendar
I’ve made it so that the week’s calendar events are displaying at the top left of the front page. Click on the event description for more info. Let me know if there is something to add to the calendar.
Church Hill Association gets new website
The CHA has rolled out a new website some time recently, with more info than ever before. The minutes from Dec.2006 CHA Board Meeting are now available, and there is a calendar.
2 more ways to get yr very local news
James (of the Church Hill myspace site) has most recently set up a Yahoo Group for Church Hill.
Dangerous dogs
We’ve been told about 2 cats that were killed early on Jan.2 by a pit bull in the alley between 23rd and 24th at Marshall.
Inside 809 Mosby Street
809 Mosby Street is for sale. I recently got to go inside and take some photos.
it sounded more like he was shot 8 million times
A man was stabbed on the 3300 block of East Marshall Street at around 8pm last night. [via]
