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The ClothesLine spring consignment sales are March 11-13 (children's) and March 18-20 (women's). Bon Air Comm. Ctr. 8725 Quaker Ln. 23235. www.theclothesline.biz for more info.
Sewer Backed Up? Water main Leak? Call S.A. Toler Construction, Inc 233-6170 Trenchless Technology available for minimal disturbance to your landscape. www.satoler.com
House cleaning New Years special! $10 off your 1st 3 cleanings when you sign up for weekly, biweekly, or monthly services. Visit our website @ www.RichmondSpringCleaning.com or call 804-330-0270. Family owned and operated for 27 years.
Need estate sale services? Have items to consign? Since 1999, Susan's Selections has conducted in-home estate sales. Our consignment store at 8008 Staples Mill Rd is open Mon to Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 1-4pm. 232-6480 or Roy@SusansSelections.com.
Helping seniors downsize and move since 1998, More Than Moving For Seniors is a full-service senior move management company. We sort, pack, move, unpack, set up the new home and clear out houses. Call 232-6480 or Susan@MoreThanMovingInc.com
Fine Carpentry by Jon Lillyman & Co. Historic Restoration. Interior/exterior trim, structural repair, porches, decks, additions. Meticulous results. Fantastic references. Call Jon 301 6344.
Kidtopia Now will hold our Women's Sale March 19-21 & March 26-29, 2010 at 3701 Old Hillard Rd Richmond, VA 23228. Come find 1000s of bargains on gently used and new women's clothing (petite to plus sizes & maternity) and accessories! www.kidtopianow.com



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August 15, 2008

Urban Views Weekly profiles Maggie Lena Walker

In what would be great as the first in a series, this week’s Urban Views Weekly has a bio on Maggie Lena Walker in Early Black Entrepreneurs in Richmond:

After the Civil War, Virginia had the largest African slave population and the largest population of free blacks in the U.S., setting the stage for pioneering black entrepreneurs to prosper in “the Ward.” By the early 20th century, black-owned banks, insurance companies, newspapers and entertainment venues flourished in Jackson Ward alongside entrepreneurial African American merchants, barbers, beauticians, and restaurateurs.

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