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The Clothesline Children's Consignment Holiday Sale is Nov. 21-22 at the Woodmont Recreation Center (2334 Traymore Rd 23235). This sale has quality toys, holiday & upscale boutique clothing, and large baby equipment. For info go to www.theclothesline.biz.
AGAINST THE GRAIN FURNITURE Discover Northside's furniture secret: beautifully handcrafted right here in Richmond by local folks who love filling your custom orders. AgainstTheGrainVA.com ATGVA@comcast.net 5522 Lakeside Ave 855-1186 Workshop:855-1672
LABOR ASSISTANT WORKSHOP IN RICHMOND VA ALACE Labor Assistant/Doula Workshop November 7th thru 9th in Richmond VA
Please contact Thérèse Hak-Kuhn directly at 804-320-0607 or thakkuhn@gmail.com
PROFESSIONAL DOG WALKING & PET SITTING by River City Rover.
Bonded and Fully Insured.
References Available.
Please visit our web site to learn all about us.
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KIDZ -R- COOKIN' We offer 15+ holistic & healthy cooking programs for children ages 5-15 yrs. We bring the kitchen to you! We create unique programs for schools, churches, community centers, troops, and any special event www.kidzrcookin.info 804.651.2974
Westover Baptist Church Craft Show and Bake Sale. October 11, 2008 9am-2pm Pancake Breakfast 8:30-9:30 am Brunswick Stew and hotdogs for lunch.
Fall Festival
Saturday, October18th 10 a.m.-2:00 p.m. at Good Shepherd Episcopal School,
4207 Forest Hill Ave.
Admission is free and tickets for the activities can be purchased at the event along with lunch by Seven Hills Market and Cielito Lindo.
Pick up a schedule of events at the Westover Hills Library including Movie Nights, Story Times and Computer Help for Seniors. The Westover Hills Library Advisory Group meets the first Saturday of the month at 9:00 a.m. at the library!
Please consider purchasing a $15.00 wreath at the Westover Hills Library for Wreaths Across America to be placed on a veteran's grave on 12/13/08. For every 20 wreaths sold, the library will receive $100.00 to benefit our local branch.
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January 23, 2008Car flips in Shoestore lotThe $29.99 Shoe Warehouse lot at Westover Hills Blvd/49th St & Clarence St saw an overturned vehicle this morning. The T-D has a short video available. People fly through that lot regularly, especially to use it as a cut-through to avoid the Forest Hill/Westover Hills light. I’m surprised this doesn’t happen more often… 3 Responses to “Car flips in Shoestore lot”Leave a Comment |
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My girlfriend and I were just talking about how unsafe this intersection is (we’re on 49th). Im all for some speedbumps in the neighborhood. I was almost nailed here from someone failing to stop when he hit 49th st. He called me Batman?
Quite a few neighbors are ready for speed bumps on Clarence Street. It reminds me of a drag racing road. Next time you drive down the street look at all the car mirrors that have been knocked off or broken.
We’re with you on that, Janis. Alas, the city told me last year that, because Clarence connects two arterial roads, that heavy traffic was to be expected. I haven’t tried the police in a while, as the last time I did, I saw 1 police car for about 5 minutes, then it was gone.