Join the WHNA for our monthly gathering. We’re meeting January 10, at 7 p.m. at O’Toole’s on Forest Hill Avenue. Grab a complimentary coffee or snack (or purchase from Zata’s broad selection of beverages). Meet your neighbors and find out what’s going on in our neighborhood. We hope to see lots of you there!
City of Richmond Recycling Day
WHO: Department of Public Works, Clean City Commission, Department of Public Utilities (Stormwater Utility) and New Generations Federal Credit Union
WHAT: Richmond Recycle Day to include paper shredding, biodegradable lawn and leaf bag give-away and the collection of pesticides, herbicides and oil-based paints
WHEN: Saturday, September 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
WHERE: 1710 Robin Hood Road (northeast corner of Robin Hood Road and North Boulevard at the Recycling Center) – NEW LOCATION
BACKGROUND: The City of Richmond’s Recycle Day offers City residents an efficient option to recycle paper and to help keep hazardous waste materials out of city waterways, streams and rivers. This free event is available to city residents – proof of residency is required. Electronics will not be collected.
- Document Shredding
- Up to five (5) boxes of documents. Be sure to remove all binders, staples and clips.
- Recycle Bins
- Clean up and drop off your small curbside recycle bins for reuse in city schools
- Biodegradable Lawn and Leaf Bag Give-Away (proof of residency is required)
- City residents will be given up to 10 bags for leaf disposal while supplies last
- Pesticides, Herbicides and Oil-based Paints
- Bug spray, rodent poison and herbicides (roundup, Weed B Gon etc.)
Send inquiries to Gay.Stokes@Richmondgov.com or call 646-0177
Note: Latex and water-based paints will not be collected. These items can be left in open paint cans until they have dried out and then put in with regular curbside trash pick-up
43rd Street Festival of Arts
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Westover Hills Neighborhood Association Meeting Tomorrow ( Sept. 12) at O’Toole’s
Change of location for tomorrow’s meeting: we will be at O’Toole’s (4800 Forest Hill Avenue). Come join your neighbors for a drink and food starting at 6pm, the meeting will begin at 7pm. Just tell the host that you’re here for Westover Hills and they will show you to our room.
This meeting will include updates from Councilwoman Kristen Larson, School Board Representative Jonathon Young, and Richmond City Police. We will also be taking comments on the final updates to the WHNA bylaws before the board votes.
Music in the Park September 10
The Slack Family, seasoned bluegrass vets, will entertain at the Music in the Park concert on Sunday, September 10, from 5 to 7 p.m. Bring a picnic, the kids, the dog, and all your neighbors and come to Forest Hill park!
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