Sector 113 report for October
Lt.Martin Harrison’s Sector 113 September report (PDF) for all points north of Carrington and Nine Mile is now available and includes both year-to-date comparisons for 2009-10 and September 2010 info.
Archive for October 2010
Police car t-boned on 20th Street
Two men fled the scene after running a stop sign and t-boning a police car at 20th and Brauers early this morning. A pair of suspects are in handcuffs on the 1500 block of 23rd Street as RPD continues to investigate the accident.
Have you seen Weezie?
Craigslist has word of a missing cat: Escaped grey cat with black stripes, white markings and brilliant blue-green eyes. She’s about three years old, answers to the name of Weezie and is very affectionate. No collar :( Missing since Thursday evening from 33rd and M Streets, Church Hill.
Armstrong falls to Midlothian
The Armstrong Wildcats fell to 3-3 with last night’s 35-0 loss to the Midlothian Trojans (2-4). The Wildcat’s hopes for a winning season look slim with the last 4 games of the season coming up: #7 Highland Springs (5-1), Atlee (5-1), Varina (3-3), and #2 Hanover (5-0).
This week’s calendar
Church Hill Yard Sale; Event Open House for Restore Physical Therapy; Rocketts Landing Run to the River 5K/10K; Rachel’s Farmstand; Church Hill Central Civic Association; Church Hill Association; Nathaniel Bacon Civic Association; Open Mic @ Poe’s; Adult Computer Class ; Beginner’s Yoga; Union Hill Civic Association; Whitcomb Court Tenant Council; ZUMBA; Armstrong at Atlee High; [...]
Runners and walkers take to the streets for Fulton’s Neighborhood Resource Center
Keep an eye out on your way to the Libby Hill Yard Sale: the Run to the River 5K/10K runners and walkers will be on the course Saturday morning raising money for Fulton’s Neighborhood Resource Center.
Loan a cordless drill for a good cause?
Contact Jennifer Dodge at jdodgeus@yahoo.com or (804)644-7756 if you can help out: HELP!! Can we borrow your cordless drill? We have many volunteers for various jobs and we are in desperate need of drills on Saturday morning 10am-2pm at the Chimborazo Community Garden, 31st St a half-block south of Broad. Thank you!
City and taggers battle over MLK Bridge
The city and taggers are engaged in turf war over the MLK Bridge: The new tags, spelling SIGH in orange and gold letters about 6 feet high, are painted right above two of the bridge’s massive supports, one facing north and one facing south. The bridge, officially called the Martin Luther King Bridge, rises high [...]
New restaurant at old Que Pasa?
There is a contract in on the old Que Pasa building, by the same folks that own the building that houses Captain Buzzy’s. The best part? The folks looking to acquire the building are talking to the experienced and talented Kendra Feather (of Fan favorites Ipanema and Garnett’s Cafe) about opening a new restaurant at [...]
Agenda for the 10/26 CAR meeting
The agenda for the October 26 Commission of Architectural Review meeting (PDF) lists a number of projects in the area: 2301 E GRACE ST Install ADA-compliant handrails; 2121 E MARSHALL ST General repairs, modify two windows, build new rear porches; 308 N 24TH ST Install new generator; 2120 M ST General rehabilitation and construction of [...]
CHAT’s Christmas in Church Hill
Church Hill Activities and Tutoring will be hosting Christmas in Church Hill, a fundraising banquet, on Thursday December 2nd at the Robinson Theater. Starting at 6PM, the event includes a catered dinner and performances, speeches, and multimedia presentations about CHAT and its impact on the youth of Church Hill.
Five local foreclosures among 33 recently in Richmond
A Richmond BizSense look at recent foreclosures in the city lists 33 in Richmond and 5 in the local area (23rd Street, 28th Street, X Street).
Armstrong looking for #4 against Midlothian
The 3-2 Armstrong Wildcats have already matched their win count for the previous two seasons and have chance to tack on another when the play at the 1-4 Midlothian Trojans.
