Norfolk Drinking Liberally was great fun last night. The coolest part was hanging out with some young Dems that came over from the Peninsula (I'm not going to name names because as an oldster, I'll probably leave somebody out 😦 ) Two of them were over 21 and two were under. One of them will … Continue reading Friday quickies
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Norfolk Drinking Liberally tonight
Just a reminder that tonight's the night for Drinking Liberally. The gathering is from 5pm-7pm at the New Belmont in Ghent, corner of 21st St. and Colonial Ave. You don't have to live in Norfolk to come. Nor do you have to drink. It's just a fun get together of folks. Hope to see you … Continue reading Norfolk Drinking Liberally tonight
City manager takes leave to be with ill husband
According to the Virginian Pilot, Norfolk city manager Regina Williams has taken a temporary leave of absence to be with her husband, Drew, while he seeks treatment at John Hopkins University Hospital. I last saw Drew at Senator Yvonne Miller's golf tournament last fall. I used to see him a lot, when both of us … Continue reading City manager takes leave to be with ill husband
You’re invited!
Senator Yvonne B. Miller • Senator L. Louise Lucas Delegate Kenneth C. Alexander • Delegate Algie T. Howell, Jr. Delegate Johnny S. Joannou • Delegate Lynwood W. Lewis, Jr. Delegate Kenneth R. Melvin • Delegate Paula J. Miller Delegate Lionell Spruill, Sr. Invite you to the 2nd Annual Memorial Day Bash Sponsored by Vivian J. … Continue reading You’re invited!
Congrats, Ralph Northam!
The Virginia Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics announced today that Ralph Northam is the winner of its 2007 Virginia Child Advocate award for his outstanding contributions to children in Hampton Roads and his work for all children in the Commonwealth. The letter announcing this was signed by Colleen Kraft, president of the Academy. … Continue reading Congrats, Ralph Northam!
A little disappointed
So I went to this event tonight at the Kingsmill Resort in Williamsburg hosted by the New Mexico Amigos, a nonprofit organization headed by Governor Bill Richardson. I, like most of the guests, thought that the Governor - a candidate for the Democratic nomination for president - would be there. Unfortunately, Richardson was not able … Continue reading A little disappointed
Apply for Norfolk real estate tax relief
Applications for the City of Norfolk's Tax Relief program are now being accepted. Note that you must apply every year for this program. The eligibility for this program are: 65 years of age or totally disabled Live in the property to be exempted Income of all relatives living in the property combined cannot exceed $52,000 … Continue reading Apply for Norfolk real estate tax relief
Today is last day to register to vote
Today, Monday, May 14, is the last day to register to vote in the upcoming primary elections. The elections will be held Tuesday, June 12. For more information, click here.
OTR: 05/13/07
This Sunday's On the Record with host Joel Rubin will feature Gene Nichol, the president of William and Mary. Part of the discussion will be on his controversial decision to remove the cross from Wren Chapel on the campus. In his "My Minute" segment, Rubin looks at a critical issue he believes the panel reviewing … Continue reading OTR: 05/13/07
Unbelievable!
I am absolutely astounded that Norfolk managed to reduce the real estate tax rate 16 cents. Not only that, but council managed to fully fund the School Board's request and increase the pay of public safety employees by 5%. Kudos to the Norfolk Tea Party 2 for keeping the pressure on. Of course, there will … Continue reading Unbelievable!
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