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Henrico site is featured destination in Virginia 250 Passport
Meadow Farm Museum at Crump Park, part of the Henrico Recreation and Parks system, is featured as a destination in the newly launched Virginia 250 Passport. The collaborative statewide initiative — organized by the Virginia Museum of History & Culture, Colonial Williamsburg, George Washington’s Mount Vernon, the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation and
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Community rallies after vandal chainsaws beloved Glen Allen Christmas tree weeks before holiday celebration
A beloved 40-foot cedar tree that served as the centerpiece for the Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen's annual illumination celebration was vandalized by someone with a chainsaw just weeks before this year's event. The tree, which had been the focal point of the holiday tradition
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Pardon me: Vithoulkas gives holiday reprieve to aging bird
Henrico senior citizen and 19-year-old turkey Todd Fowler will see the light of another day after he was officially pardoned by Henrico County Manager John Vithoulkas Nov. 21. Mr. Fowler, who resides at Meadow Farm in Crump Park, is a whopping 200 years old in human years, said Henrico Recreation
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