Summer events and activities meeting at Linwood.
MPACT and The Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities will hold a meeting tonight to unveil their events and activities for this summer. More ›
Property Crimes in May
BURGLARY
5/12, 500 Dove Street
Two unknown males broke into the business.
BURGLARY
5/12 – 5/13, 2200 block of 2nd Avenue
An unknown person(s) entered the residence and stole two TVs.
DESTRUCTION OF PRIVATE PROPERTY
5/13, 2700 block of Edgewood Road
An unknown person(s) shot the residence.
BURGLARY
4/18 – 5/1, 2900 block of Brook Road
An unknown person(s) entered the residence and stole several items.
BURGLARY
5/11 – 5/12, 714 W. Franklin St.
An unknown person(s) broke into the business and stole cash.
THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
5/12 – 5/13, 500 block of Hazelhurst Avenue
An unknown person(s) broke into the vehicle and stole the in-dash stereo.
BURGLARY
5/9 – 5/13, 3400 block of Carolina Avenue
An unknown person(s) broke into the residence and stole two DVD players.
THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
5/12, 3000 block of North Boulevard
An unknown person(s) entered the vehicle and stole an iPad.
THEFT FROM BUILDING
5/13, 3800 block of Chamberlayne Avenue
A known male stole medication from the building.
BURGLARY
5/12 – 5/13, 405 E. Grace St.
An unknown person(s) broke into the business and stole the cash register.
THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
5/12 – 5/13, 500 block of East Broad Street
An unknown person(s) broke into the vehicle and stole a handgun and cash.
THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
5/11 – 5/12, 500 block of West Marshall Street
An unknown person(s) broke into the vehicle and stole a GPS unit left in plain view.
CAT Theatre’s production of Catfish Moon opens this Friday, May 18
CAT Theatre (The Chamberlaybe Actor’s Theatre) is opening the last play of it’s 2011-12 season this Friday night at 8 PM at the playhouse at 319 N.Wilkinson Road in Henrico. Catfish Moon by playwright Laddy Sartin is a heartwarming, feel-good comedy about three fishing budies who grew up together and are now facing the complexities of middle age. The action of the play takes place at the end of a pier on a lake somewhere in the Carolinas and follows the story of Gordon, Curley, and Frog and their entertwined lives. The play is a fun and entertaining production sure to appeal to men and women alike.
CAT Theatre has been producing plays in Richmond’s Northside since 1964 and are celebrating their 48th season.
The play will run for 12 performances. Production times and ticket information can be found at www.cattheatre.com.
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