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CALENDAR - THIS WEEK
Lakeside Farmers' Market
Wed Aug 6
Visit the new Lakeside Farmers' Market every Wednesday and Saturday from May through November at the Lakeside Towne Cent...
Fidos After Five at Lewis Ginter
Thu Aug 7 5:00 pm
On the second Thursday evening of each month (May 8, June 12, July 10, August 14, September 11) leashed pets are allowed...
Flowers After Five at Lewis Ginter
Thu Aug 7 5:00 pm
Take advantage of evening hours at Lewis Ginter every Thursday from July 3 through September 25. The gardens will be ope...
Preschool Story Time at Ginter Park Library
Thu Aug 7 10:30 am
"Stories with Ms. Tori" for ages 3 to 5 years old (with an adult) at the Ginter Park branch of the Richmond Public Libra...
Lakeside Farmers' Market
Sat Aug 9
Visit the new Lakeside Farmers' Market every Wednesday and Saturday from May through November at the Lakeside Towne Cent...
Adult Book Discussion Group at Ginter Park Library
Mon Aug 11 6:00 pm
Second Monday of each month. The Ginter Park library is at 1200 Westbrook Avenue. Call 646-1236 for details.
Baby and Toddler Story Time
Tue Aug 12 10:30 am
@Ginter Park Library An interactive playtime for babies from birth to 36 months (with an adult) at the Ginter Park br...
Battery Park Civic Association Meeting
Tue Aug 12 6:30 pm
The Battery Park Civic Association meets the second Tuesday of each month at 6:30 pm at the Stone House on DuPont Circle...
Families After 5 at Lewis Ginter
Tue Aug 12
Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden will be open until 9:00 pm on Tuesday evenings in the summer for families; the Children's ...
Ginter Park Residents' Association Board Meeting
Tue Aug 12 7:30 pm
The monthly meeting of the Ginter Park Residents’ Association Board will be held this Tuesday, April 8, at 7:30 pm at ...

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2410 Hawthorne Avenue is available for rent. This 4 bdrm brick home has a large fenced back yard with off street parking. Contact Wey McLeod with Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc. @ 387-7772
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PLASTER & STUCCO LLC, plaster repair and installation, exterior stucco, spray texture finish, historical tax credit, call for estimate. Todd Wittemann, (804) 545 3185. ref. avail.
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The Clothesline Children's Consignment Sale's fall/winter sale is at the Woodmont Recreation Center August 22-23, 2008. Consignors, volunteers, and new/expectant moms shop early! Visit www.theclothesline.biz for more information.
Custom window treatments and other fun stuff for your home. Reasonable prices, free estimate 908-1112
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Beginner Belly Dance Class, Tues 9/9-10/21/08. NO Class on 9/30!!!! $45 per 6 week session. Location: Trinity Presbyterian Church, 217 Wilkinson Road, Richmond, 23227. Contact-Zafira (instructor) zafiradaima@yahoo.com
NEW TO RICHMOND? Moving On supports & encourages women through the transition of a move. Starting 9/9, we meet Tuesdays from 9:30-11:30 @ St. Giles Presbyterian Church, 5200 Grove Ave. Childcare provided. For info, call Edith 230-1153 or Mila 249-5776
Odyssey Health Care, a local hospice, seeks volunteers to befriend terminally ill patients & their families. No personal care. Training provided. Call 290-4300. Opportunity is profoundly rewarding & may offer you as much joy as you give.



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May 12, 2008

Mayor’s website offers update on Battery Park

Richmond Mayor Doug Wilder’s website has an overview of progress made in the Battery Park community in advance of Tuesday’s Battery Park Civic Association meeting:

Baseball and Football Fields: Recent rains mean the city needs additional time to dry the infield so crews can create a usable practice space for the rest of the summer. A contractor is scheduled to repair ruts and remove debris in the football field.

Battery Park - Main Section: Asphalt will soon be removed from the five tennis courts damaged in the 2006 flooding. Courts will be repaved, and new posts and nets installed. The basketball court is being relocated where two tennis courts were just south of Overbrook Road. The restroom has been gutted ad is being rebuilt. New playground equipment has been ordered and will be installed. The asphalt pad and benches adjacent to the playground will be replaced.This work is planned for a mid to late summer completion barring any severe weather or other unknown set backs.

First Tee: The agreement to re-open First Tee Golf Course is in the signature stage and a “soft” opening could occur this week. A larger, more formal grand re-opening will take place later in May or early June.

Posted at 6:53PM under RVANews-news

2 Responses to “Mayor’s website offers update on Battery Park”

  1. posted by Battery Park resident at May 13, 2008 8:14 am :

    The Mayor only released this vague statement after Channel 6 did a follow-up on the park. The news story was due to a lack of response, much less action, after multiple phone calls were made to the City’s Parks and Rec department. Battery Park residents have been trying to reach the Parks and Rec department for months. Click here to see the story:
    http://www.wtvr.com/Global/story.asp?s=8302698

  2. posted by Richard at May 13, 2008 12:21 pm :

    I am one of the people that was involved in trying to get Mr. Pope from Parks and Recs out to this meeting and previous meeeting. Each time Mr. Pope says he will be there and then cancels. I had a conversation with him yesterday, and he said he and one other person has the information we are seeking, he and the other person had a prior engagment. This is after he sent us a email saying he has on his schdule for two weeks.

    It it apparent to me that someone in the City Admin, is telling him not come.

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