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Randolph Neighborhood Association meets quarterly, on a Monday, 6:30 p.m., at the Randolph Community Center, 1415 Grayland Avenue or via Zoom. 2021 dates are: Tuesday, January 19 (MLK Holiday is Monday) | Monday, April 19 | Monday, June 21 SP Planning| Monday, August 23 | Monday November 22
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Voting resources for Randolph residents – Get out the vote!
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Final UDC Idlewood roundabout application review on Nov 6, 10:00 am
From Councilman Agelasto:
Greetings . . . I am passing along notice of the Urban Design Committee meeting on November 6 at 10:00 am [in the 5th floor conference room of City Hall, 900 E. Broad Street] when the final design review will occur for the proposed Idlewood Avenue roundabout. Please note that this will still need Planning Commission approval once UDC has made their final recommendations.
All the best,
Parker C. Agelasto
The public notice letter sent to the Randolph Neighborhood Association by Mr. Jeff Eastman can be found here: UDC #14-30(2) public notice
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Online, “Nextdoor” community starts in Randolph
A big shout out to Arthur Baynes (and others) for his work in helping to bring the Nextdoor platform to Randolph. Nextdoor is a private, online forum intended to help neighborhoods build stronger connections. After signing up, you can choose to receive as little or as much information as you want.
The Randolph group on Nextdoor is not run by the Randolph Neighborhood Association (RNA); however, the RNA intends to post meeting dates (including agendas) on the Nextdoor platform in addition to the Facebook page, RNA email campaigns, and the randolphrva.com website.
RVA Clean Sweep to host clean-up on Nov 1 near Maymont
From the RVA Clean Sweep Facebook page:
When: Nov 1 from 10:00am to 12:00pm
Where: Maymont Elementary School
Description: Quick & fun trash clean up. We will be focusing on the one section of Randolph. All supplies will be provided. Will will meet in the field north of Maymont Elementary School. Drinks and lunch at Little Mexico afterwards for those who can join!
Event link: https://www.facebook.com/events/281736812025433/
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RVA Tree Stewards trim tree canopies at Thomas Square on 10/11
If helping out with the planting of two new trees at Thomas Square on Saturday 10/4 wasn’t enough (in addition to the continual watering of new trees that were planted in Petronius S. Jones this past spring), the Richmond Tree Stewards took on another “small” project and trimmed the tree canopies at the southern half of Thomas Square this past weekend. A couple before and after pictures (although many more were of the maples were pruned) can be found below:
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John B Cary PTA to hold first ever fall pumpkin sale on Friday, 10/17

Adria Sharf and Cate Engel, members of John B Cary’s PTA, are helping to organize the school’s first fall pumpkin sale at the school (3021 Maplewood Ave.) this Friday 10/17 (330-530pm) & Saturday 10/18 (10am-2pm). Purchases will support needed programs at the school. For more information, check out their Facebook event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1483048888623306/
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DPW invites the public to review roundabout plans, will hold a public hearing upon written request
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Thomas Square receives a major facelift
Due to the lack of funding for park maintenance in the city’s budget (as recently noted by our friends in Byrd Park), the City of Richmond’s Department of Parks, Rec, and Community Facilities, the Department of Public Works, RVA Clean Sweep, the Randolph Neighborhood Association, and the Richmond Tree Stewards worked to bring about a much needed overhaul at Thomas Square, a public space that anchors the northeastern part of the Randolph neighborhood.
From start to finish, the project took about three weeks and there is still some minor clean up work to be done. On Saturday, October 4, residents from the Randolph community worked with staff members from the City of Richmond, local nonprofits (noted above), and several dozen college volunteers (consisting of UR’s Bonner Scholars Program, VCU’s RUF campus ministry, and VCU students from the neighborhood) to remove overgrown bushes, plant new trees, and do some light repairs on benches and signs. To close out the day, Dr. Peyton McCoy, Ms. Ethel Johnston and Ms. Lala Williams spoke to the students about the history of the Randolph neighborhood and encouraged them to collaborate with long-time residents to promote positive change in the area. (Before and after photos can be found below.) The weather was beautiful and many residents expressed a tremendous amount of gratitude when the work was finished.
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RNA and RVA Clean Sweep to host neighborhood workday on Saturday, 10/4
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Citizen’s Police Academy (free) to be hosted from 10/7 to 11/6. (Register by 10/3)
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