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School briefs - Rolfe Middle School
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By Alton Coston, Special to the Citizen 03/25/2013 EducationSchool Briefs
February was a huge month for John Rolfe Middle School with numerous student events.
In the middle of February, students had an assembly for the John Rolfe PTA Spring fundraiser. We had a fundraiser exactly like this back in December. Students gathered in the auditorium to listen to our guest speaker. The fundraiser is to sell various magazines about jewelry, cooking, games and even dessert. > Read more. |
Suspects sought in auto larcenies
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Citizen Staff Reports 03/25/2013 Public SafetyCrime Report
 The stolen cards were used by two suspects at the Martin's on Forest Hill Avenue on March 20 at about 7 a.m. Both suspects are described as white males of average build in their 20s or 30s. > Read more. |
Governor signs law targeting synthetic drugs
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By Kristen Smith, Capital News Service 03/25/2013 General AssemblyGeneral Assembly 2013
 McDonnell announced Wednesday that he had signed House Bill 1941, which included an emergency clause making it effective immediately. > Read more. |
2 Henrico robotics teams win
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Citizen Staff Reports 03/25/2013 Education
 Of the six Virginia high school teams topping the field and qualifying for the world robotics championship in St. Louis in April, two -- Team Sparky from Tucker H.S. and Team talon540 from Godwin H.S. -- were from Henrico County. > Read more. |
Business in brief
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Citizen Staff Reports 03/22/2013 BusinessBusiness in Brief
 Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer has sold a single-story class A medical condominium located within Ridgefield Commons at 2221 Pump Road in Henrico. LVK Holdings, LLC purchased the approximately 3,273 square foot condo from Ridgefield Commons, LLC for $392,760 for a medical office. Jason Guillot of Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer handled the sale negotiations on behalf of the seller. > Read more. |
More News
Business in brief
Henrico man authors book about monuments
Henrico rabies vaccination clinic set for May 18
Christian Youth Theater cultivates character, camaraderie
Scholarship established in honor of late Moody teacher
VHBG student art on display at Crossroads
Capping it off
Bank robbery suspect sought
Home schooling on the rise in Virginia
HCPS ‘Teacher of the Year,’ ‘First Year Teacher of the Year’ announced
Holman MS TSA wins technology award
Lebanese Food Festival returns May 17-19
Fragrance thief sought
Virginia’s suicide rate highest in 13 years
Suspect(s) sought in larceny of checks
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Community
Fan Care Program for seniors begins Friday
Citizen Staff Reports 06/11/2012
Senior Connections, The Capital Area Agency on Aging is again helping older adults combat summer heat by sponsoring the Fan Care Program. Through Fan Care, now in its 22nd year, older adults age 60 and over can receive a fan or other cooling assistance. They also must meet income eligibility requirements.
To apply, call the Fan Care Hotline at 343-3005 and leave a name, address and phone number. A Fan Care representative will return your call.
Fan Care is made possible by cooperative efforts of Dominion Virginia Power, the Virginia Department for the Aging and Senior Connections. The program will start June15 and ends on September 30, 2012. > Read more.
To apply, call the Fan Care Hotline at 343-3005 and leave a name, address and phone number. A Fan Care representative will return your call.
Fan Care is made possible by cooperative efforts of Dominion Virginia Power, the Virginia Department for the Aging and Senior Connections. The program will start June15 and ends on September 30, 2012. > Read more.
Weekend Top 10
By Sarah Story, Citizen Events Editor 06/07/2012
Power wheels, harps and Frankenstein – oh my! Kids are invited to show off their driving skills at Dorey Park on Friday; on Saturday, listen to over 70 youth harpists and singers play ‘Classical Jam’; and end the weekend with a contemporary retelling of Mary Shelley’s "Frankenstein” at UR. Click here for more! > Read more.
Athletes ‘go for the gold’ at Special Olympics Summer Games
Summer Games competitions will be held at various locations around the region tomorrow, beginning at 9 a.m.: Softball – Glen Allen Softball Complex, 2175 Mountain Rd.; Powerlifting, track and field, wheelchair athletics, softball skills and tennis – University of Richmond; Swimming – St. Catherine’s School, 6001 Grove Ave.; and bowling – AMF Hanover Lanes, 7317 Bell Creek Rd. and Bowl America Short Pump, 4400 Pouncey Tract Rd.
New for 2012, a Young Athletes “Fun Run” will take place at 9:45 a.m. on the track at the University of Richmond. The 25M run is aimed at introducing athletes age 2-10 to Special Olympics. > Read more.
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Entertainment
Restaurant Watch
Find out how your favorite place to eat fared in recent health inspections by the Virginia Department of Health. > Read more.
Kenya Safari Acrobats to perform at CACGA
The group promotes African circus entertainment throughout the world. (Africa is being recognized internationally as the birthplace of the circus.) > Read more.
Restaurant Watch
Find out how your favorite place to eat fared in recent health inspections by the Virginia Department of Health > Read more.
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