Neighborhood association meeting dates for 2023 have been set.

We would normally meet quarterly on Thursdays at the Randolph Community Center (1415 Grayland Ave) starting at 6:30 p.m. but due to the Covid-19 Pandemic we are meeting via Zoom until further notice.

You can join the meeting through video or dial in.

Please watch our Facebook page, Nextdoor and email digest for updates.

2023 meeting dates are:

Thursday, January 26
Thursday, April 27
Thursday, June 29
Thursday, August 31
Thursday, November 30

Leaders and participants are needed and always welcome. Please reach out to the Randolph Neighborhood Association to contribute to neighborhood efforts.

Neighborhood association meeting dates for 2022 have been set.

We would normally meet quarterly on Thursdays at the Randolph Community Center (1415 Grayland Ave) starting at 6:30 p.m. but due to the Covid-19 Pandemic we are meeting via Zoom until further notice.

You can join the meeting through video or dial in.

Webinar ID: 839 1742 4628 Password: 621678

Join by clicking the link below:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83917424628?pwd=SDg2ay9nQ0ZJK3NMNU56dUdxektTQT09

Dial in:  1-646-558-8656 

Please watch our Facebook page, Nextdoor and email digest for updates.

2022 meeting dates are:

Thursday, January 27
Thursday, April 28
Thursday, June 30
Thursday, August 25
Thursday, November 17

Leaders and participants are needed and always welcome. Please reach out at a Randolph Neighborhood Association to contribute to this neighborhood effort.

The Randolph Neighborhood Association are always looking to our neighbors to volunteer for leadership roles in our neighborhood association that will make our voices stronger and strengthen the direction of our community. There are opportunities to manage our website and all marketing communications, event planning, neighborhood outreach, and etc. We specifically need a Secretary and an Organization Historian.

If you are interested please email us at Randolphrva@gmail.com, we need you and would love to have you!

Neighborhood association meeting dates for 2021 have been set.

We  would normally meet quarterly on a Monday at the Randolph Community Center (1415 Grayland Ave).  starting at 6:30 p.m. but due to Covid-19 Pandemic we are meeting via zoom until further notice.

You can join the meeting through video or dial in.

Webinar ID: 839 1742 4628 Password: 621678

Join by clicking the link below:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83917424628?pwd=SDg2ay9nQ0ZJK3NMNU56dUdxektTQT09

Dial in:  1-646-558-8656 

Please watch our Facebook page, Nextdoor and email digest for updates.

2021 meeting dates are:

Monday, January 19
Monday, April 19
Monday,  June 21 – Strategic Planning Meeting 
Monday, August 23
Monday, November 22

Leaders and participants are needed and always welcome. Please reach out at a Randolph Neighborhood Association to contribute to this neighborhood effort.

Enjoy some soulful music by Bak N Da Day on December 17, 2019 at 6:30 at the Randolph Community Center located at 1415 Grayland Avenue.  Free Admission and light refreshments will be served.

Enjoy an evening of Golden Oldies from the 50’s 60’s and 70’s–Doo Wop, Motown Philly Soul, Broadway Show Tunes, and much much more!

Your Community: Toys for Tots

Drop off unwrapped toys between November 18 – December 13 Weekdays 2 pm – 9 pm Saturday 1:00 pm – 8 pm at Randolph Community Center

For more information call 804 646-1080

Amelia School, located at 1821 Amelia Street, Richmond, VA., is up for renaming.  Please see the link below if you would like to be a part of selecting the new name.

https://www.rvaschools.net/school-renaming

There are eight candidates campaigning to fill the 5th District City Council seat vacated by Parker Agelasto. Please come out and meet them and hear their plans for representing the 5th District.

Thursday, September 12, 2019 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm at the Patrick Henry School of Science & Arts located at 3411 Semmes Avenue, Richmond, VA 23225.

Candidates in Attendance:  Nicholas Da Silva, Stephanie Lynch, Jer’Mykeal McCoy, Robin Mines, Chuck Richardson, Graham Strum, Mamie Taylor, Thad Williamson.

This event is sponsored by the civic, neighborhood, and business associations within the 5th District. For the purpose of creating public value and information so voters can engage in the democratic process and influence government.

See the attached flyer:  Candidate Forum

The Randolph Parking Permit Program is now being implemented.  The Randolph Neighborhood Association approved the program after a majority of households in the district supported the program.  The program was approved by the Department of Public Works and the ordinance was adopted by City Council.  Parking permits signs will be posted on July 29, 2019 and July 30, 2019.  the permit season starts on August 1, 2019 and ends on July 31, 2019 of each year. The city will not ticket the first two weeks of the program.  During the third week of the program, the city will issue warning tickets to vehicles without permits (subject to change).

Regulation:  Without a permit, from 7:00 am -9:00 pm, Monday thru Friday, only one-hour and two hour parking is permitted on the streets below:

Satellite Sale

You may purchase your permits at the satellite sale at Randolph Community Center, 1415 Grayland Avenue, on Tuesday, July 30, 2019 from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm. ONLY CHECKS OR MONEY ORDERS ARE ACCEPTED AT THE SATELLITE SALE.  NO CASH OR CREDIT CARDS!

For homeowners Residential Parking decals can be purchased for $25 per registered vehicle (up to 3 registered vehicles per household) and $35 for visitor pass (1 per household).  Renters/tenants can only purchase decals at $25 per registered vehicle (up to 3 registered vehicles per household).  Renters/tenants are not eligible to purchase visitor passes.

Completed application and the following supporting documents are needed:

1. Drivers license
2.  Homeowners are required to show proof of ownership: real estate tax bill, deed, or settlement statement.
3. Renters/tenants must have a copy of the their signed lease and the permit application must be signed by the property owner or landlord.
4. DMV vehicle registrations for all vehicles.
5. You are required to be living and garaged at the address for which you are seeking a decal.  Students using an address other than one in the city of Richmond must provide a copy of their full-time (12 credits or more) student schedule.

Applications and payments are also accepted at City Hall , Parking Division (room 102), 900 E. Broad Street, Richmond, VA 23219 Monday through Friday from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm.  A 2.5% convenience fee is asses to and paid by the customer as required in agreements with credit card companies.  The city has been experiencing lengthy turn around times and numerous returned permit packages to City Hall, so it is highly recommend that you come to city hall or the satellite sale to obtain your permits instead of mailing in your application.

For more information please visit:  www.richmondgov.com/Parking/RestrictedParkingDistricts.aspx.

Nate’s Bagels is hiring! We are growing and are searching for a team member who is a morning person and who can be a team player in a fast paced atmosphere. Shifts begin at 6am weekdays and 7:30am weekends. Bakers work at 4am. Pay is very competitive. Once trained, staff takes home about $13 to $20 per hour once tipped out.

Please send a resume and availability to info.allen@natesbagelsrva.com or drop one at the shop at 21 S Allen Ave, stating availability and a phone number.

Duties will initially include working on the line, grill and register. Full time status may be earned, especially for those who show the aptitude to bake early in the morning and who show the detailed care to make bagels. Applicants must have full weekend availability. Full availability is and the availability to bake early mornings at 4am is a plus. Restaurant experience is a plus.

Additionally, we are searching for
1) a bagel roller. This staff will be able to work from 8-4 multiple days of the week. A bagel roller must be very consistent, meaning that our shop relies on this person’s ability to come to work. This job requires a high level of detail and speed. The ability to coach and train others is a huge plus. Pay is $14 – $15 / hr once trained.
2) A morning baker who can work from 4am-12pm any day of the week, and especially on weekends. Pay is $15 – $20 / hr after tips, once trained.
3) A weekend-only worker. These positions are for food making and grill and require a high level of speed and patience during the busiest time of the shop. Pay is tipped, around $20 / hr worked after tips.

Please send a resume and availability to info.allen@natesbagelsrva.com, as well as your availability to interview from 8am-3pm Monday June 24, Wednesday June 26, and Thursday June 27.

Nate’s Bagels, located at 21 S. Allen Avenue, Richmond, VA 23220 is hiring. Contact Nat Mathews, Owner at 804. 939.5310 for more Information.