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Red, White, and BrewFri Sep 3 5:00PM @17th St. Farmers Market - Head on down to 17th Street Farmers Market to sample local wines, fancy beers, and some delicious snacks....
Sunday Vintage MarketSun Sep 5 9:00AM @17th Street Farmer's Market - 17th Street Farmers’ Market, Free admission, 9am-3pmIt’s not old, it’s retro! Sundays bring out the best mix of vendors in ...
Red, White, and BrewFri Sep 10 5:00PM @17th St. Farmers Market - Head on down to 17th Street Farmers Market to sample local wines, fancy beers, and some delicious snacks....
Shockoe Wide OpenFri Sep 10 5:00PM @Shockoe Slip - Art and music and local food/wine connected via the Shockoe Wide Open Art Walk held 2nd Fridays of the month. The walk includes E...
Sunday Vintage MarketSun Sep 12 9:00AM @17th Street Farmer's Market - 17th Street Farmers’ Market, Free admission, 9am-3pmIt’s not old, it’s retro! Sundays bring out the best mix of vendors in ...
Red, White, and BrewFri Sep 17 5:00PM @17th St. Farmers Market - Head on down to 17th Street Farmers Market to sample local wines, fancy beers, and some delicious snacks....
Red, White, and BrewFri Sep 24 5:00PM @17th St. Farmers Market - Head on down to 17th Street Farmers Market to sample local wines, fancy beers, and some delicious snacks....
Red, White, and BrewFri Oct 1 5:00PM @17th St. Farmers Market - Head on down to 17th Street Farmers Market to sample local wines, fancy beers, and some delicious snacks....
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WE BUY HOUSES! Cash Paid, Quick Closings! If you need to sell and don't want to wait for a year while your house sits on the market, call us! 804-307-8139 or www.Sell-in-Richmond.com
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Plaster and Stucco. Free estimate on any job, interior or exterior plaster and stucco. Call Todd Wittemann, 804 929 8494
Accomplished seamstress who specializes in custom window treatments. Cornices, valances, draperies, roman shades etc. I also sew duvet covers, coverlets, bedspreads, pillow shams, dustruffles, pillows,cushions and slipcovers. Free estimates. 389-7466
Sewer Backing Up? Water Line Leaking? Call S.A. Toler Construction, Inc. 233-6170 Trenchless and open trench methods available. Video camera inpsections of sewer lines. Go Trenchless - Preserve the Beauty! www.satolerconstruction.com
Need a helping hand with your house cleaning? Hand-I-Maids can help! For a complimentary estimate, contact us at 804-330-0270 or visit our webisite to learn how Hand-I-Maids can help you! www.RichmondSpringCleaning.com.
Strip & Hang Wallpaper; Plaster Repair. Wallpaper hanging & stripping specialists. Avoid painting problems by stripping the old wallpaper. All wallpaper can be stripped. Web address: www.samuelvpalmer.com
804-262-7772
The Clothesline Children's Consignment Sale is September 9-11 at the Bon Air Comm. Ctr. (8725 Quaker Lane, Richmond 23235). New parents/grandparents may register for our preview sale. Join our mailing list & get more info at www.theclothesline.biz.
Kids Exchange, Your online source for Boutique Children's Clothing and Accessories. Most items can be monogrammed. We feature sales on our Facebook page! www.facebook.com/KidsExchangeVa or www.kids-exchange.com
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June 1, 2009
In February, City Council considered preserving the James River Park System with a conservation easement. The conservation easement was signed into law on Friday, May 29, 2009. It is now guaranteed that about 280 acres of James River Park System, Belle Isle, and Great Shiplock Park can never be sold or developed. The easement also cannot be undone by future state and city leaders.
Shared Air suggests that this might be the first major urban park system in the country preserved in perpetuity under a conservation easement. [via]
Posted by jacqui at 6:00AM under RVANews-news, environment, government | Tags: Belle Isle, City Council, Great Shiplock Park, James River
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quick collective pat on back? anyone?
Let’s don’t do a collective pat on the back. let’s make it very specific. Larry Miller and Mary lois Mitchum of the Parks Department, Rosemary Green and Bob Steidel of DPW, Jan Reid and Lisa Ochenhirt of the City Attorney’s Office. Many, many hours over a four year period. There are others who line themselves up, and pat themselves on the back, but these are the people who did the work.