100 block of S.Cherry Street closed for brick sidewalk repair.
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821 Brunch
From 821 Cafe’s FaceBook post:
Is cooking cinnamon roll pancakes, Mac n cheese omelet with bacon, tomato and spinach and southern fried tofu biscuits and gravy ! Lets get WEIRD
China Street Trolley Tracks
As the repair crew worked on the China Street water pipe issues yesterday, Richmond’s old trolley tracks became visible once again.
This reminds me, I am hoping to hear more soon about the new City Council plans for GRTC.
‘Coming Soon…Large, Medium and Pizza by the slice’
Water Pipe Break On China Street
William “Bill” Berry
For many years Berry was the Director of the Oregon Hill Baptist Center.
A neighbor wrote of Mr. Berry: “He was loved by so many on OH .
He was a cultivator of flowers and friends – he tended to us all . A good apple pie maker. A gentle man that loved the Lord ”
Excerpt from his obituary:
BERRY, Willie “Bill” A. Jr., died peacefully Monday, January 21, 2013 at the age of 94 in his home at Westminster Canterbury. He is survived by his loving wife of 59 years, Evelyn Phillips Berry; children, Bill Berry III (Kathy) of Richmond, Va., and Ellen Looper (Marshall) of Aiken, S.C.; grandchildren, Micah (Mary-Catherine) and Amber Berry, Sarah and Matthew Looper; sisters, Lucille Whitt and Gertrude Stanfield; and many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Bill was born on September 28, 1918 in Person County, N.C., where he grew up with his nine brothers and sisiters, and his parents, Willie A. Berry Sr. and Fannie Hall Berry. He was a WWII veteran and attended Wake Forest University and Southwestern Seminary. His ministry career in Richmond included serving the staffs of Tabernacle and Pine Street Baptist Churches, and as Director of the Oregon Hill Baptist Center.
Lil’ Snow
Last of the Ghetto Brick
Earlier this week, workmen took down old material on the side of a duplex on the 600 block of S. Laurel. Is this the end of ‘ghetto brick’ for Oregon Hill?
Virginia War Memorial hosts 3rd Artifacts Roadshow
Boosted from the the mothership, RVAnews.com:
The Virginia War Memorial will host its third Artifacts Roadshow this Saturday, giving members of the public a chance to have military-related memorabilia from any era reviewed by experts.
There is no charge for artifact reviews, and no monetary values for items will be given. Reviews will done by Virginia War Memorial curator Jesse Smith and military collectable expert Robert House.
Weapons and firearms are permitted and will be checked for safety by representatives of Colonial Shooting Academy.
Artifacts Roadshow takes places from 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM on Saturday, January 26th at the Virginia War Memorial, located at 621 S. Belvidere Street.
Trash/Recycling Pickup Tomorrow
This Wednesday is a red Wednesday, which means trash and recycling pickup. Please make sure you pick up containers after pickup tomorrow night. They do not belong on the sidewalk after tomorrow night.
In local recycling news, there’s an exciting new place for recycling and repurposing materials- visit http://www.stuffredux.org