Update The cleanup has been rescheduled for March 20th due to the extreme wet conditions caused be the recent snows. Original We’ve gotten a bunch of emails about this weekend’s second annual Cannon Creek Greenway cleanup. Volunteers are needed! The event is a volunteer cleanup to remove unwanted trash and debris from the Cannon Creek Greenway, located in the ...
A little background on the Cannon Creek Greenway: Department of Parks & Rec has submitted a grant application to VDOT for the funds to construct a bicycle/pedestrian commuter trail. Council is looking to identify matching funds in the Capital Improvement Plan. The Greenway’s “ten-foot wide bicycle and pedestrian trail, once completed, will be incorporated into the ...
Two hundred or more volunteers turned out yesterday to help clean up the Cannon Creek Greenway along the Richmond-Henrico Turnpike. ...
Sixth District Councilwoman Ellen Robertson and Third District Councilman Chris Hilbert are joining with the Richmond Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities to challenge citizens to “be the change” by volunteering a few hours of their time on Saturday, January 24, to help with a city cleanup project in North Richmond: Councilmembers Robertson and Hilbert, ...
Make plans now to celebrate the new Cannon Creek Greenway Project on National Night Out, Tuesday, August 5: The Green Park Civic Association, the Highland View Civic Association, Councilpersons Robertson and Hilbert, the Sierra Club, Richmond Parks and Recreation, SMBW Architects, Grayland Baptist Church, RRHA and the RPD are all partnering on the new Cannon Creek ...