Archive for “Partnership for Smarter Growth”
River City Saunter looks at Broad Street corridor
The Partnership for Smarter Growth’s 3rd Annual River City Saunter will roll on Sunday, October 24, from 2-6PM: This annual educational event will feature a bus tour along Richmond’s Broad Street Corridor, illustrating growth patterns and pointing out opportunities and obstacles to better land use and transportation planning and the revitalization of our city.
Help wanted: Partnership for Smarter Growth
The Partnership for Smarter Growth, a non-profit organization located at 2319 East Broad Street, whose mission is “to educate and engage the communities in the Richmond region to work together to improve quality of life by guiding where and how we grow”, is looking for part-time help.
Riverfront Petition kickoff on Wednesday
The will be an event on Wednesday, October 14 from 5-7PM launching The Riverfront Petition. Sponsored by Together We Stand, Partnership for Smarter Growth, Scenic Virginia, and the Alliance to Conserve Old RIchmond Neighborhoods, the petition is intended demonstrate the number of people “who support public ownership of all riverfront land along the north bank [...]
Partnership for Smarter Growth sets up shop on Broad Street
Sustainable growth advocacy group Partnership for Smarter Growth has a spacious new office at 2319 East Broad Street and invites folks to stop by: Please join us on Thursday, August 13, from 4:30-6:30, for our PSG Open House, celebrating 5 years educating and advocating for smarter growth in the Richmond region, and our beautiful new [...]
Envision Richmond @ The Expansion Joint
The 2009 Envision Richmond Kick-Off Meeting was held tonight at the Tricycle Gardens headquarters in Manchester and featured presentations by Sheila Sheppard of the Partnership for Smarter Growth and Rachel Flynn, the Director of Community Development for the City of Richmond.
Partnership for Smarter Growth tonight at Que Pasa
Sit down with Partnership for Smarter Growth tonight between 5-10PM at Que Pasa (623 North 25th Street). Meet other citizens concerned with patterns of growth in the Richmond region, enjoy delicious and affordable Puerto Rican and South American food, and be part of Church Hill’s exciting revitalization.
