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Join neighbors, teachers, staff, and friends of Westover Hills Elementary School as they help plant six Purple Plum trees at WHES along the island facing Jahnke Road. This type of tree was selected because they fast growing and match with Westover’s colors.
Planting will start this Saturday, November 4th at 8:30 a.m. Shovels and gloves will be provided.
Questions? Contact Jonathan Young at jyoung7@rvaschools.net
Do you love Westover Hills Elementary School? Are you looking for ways to support our neighborhood school? STAY RVA has just launched STAY Supporters, a program where you “adopt” a teacher/staff person at WHES and take them a little treat a few times during the school year to show our appreciation. If you’d like to sign up, email info@stayrva.org and we’ll match you. We’re looking for 35 folks to make this a success!
The Slack Family Bluegrass Band will perform Sunday, October 22, from 5 to 7 p.m. in Forest Hill Park in the final concert of “Music in the Park” for 2017. Come on out!
Join Mayor Stoney and Councilwoman Larson at the grand re-opening of Fire Station 20! Let’s welcome Richmond firefighters back to Westover Hills! No RSVP required. Just be there between 2:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday, October 25!
Questions or special accommodations? Please contact Kimberly Wilson at (804) 646-2128 or Kimberly.Wilson@richmondgov.com
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.
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
