By Stephen Cohen We’ve seen them around, those bright blue bikes with the basket on front. I saw a young couple the other day, each wheeling their blue bike from the Trader Joe’s parking lot onto the BeltLine, and each with a Trader Joe grocery bag in their front basket. They lived in Midtown and…
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By Jenifer Keenan I am very happy to report that the parties have reached a settlement in the Todd Memorial Litigation. A copy of the settlement agreement can be viewed here. Under the terms of the settlement agreement, the defendants will pay $25,000 and VHCA’s insurers will contribute an additional $5,000. The settlement proceeds will…
Read MoreThe latest safety report is available including statistics from the last week of 2016. Read about: safety improvements for Monroe Drive; how home video cameras can help save crime; and the upcoming street captain’s meeting VaHi Safety Team Report: Week 52
Read MoreLearn More at Pickets, Protests, and a Parkway By Kay Stephenson, Vice President, VHCA Inman Park residents Cristy Lenz and Sandi Parker want us to know about the 30-year battle to stop a proposed 8-lane raised interstate. It would have cut through the heart of several intown neighborhoods including Virginia-Highland. Some in our neighbors have…
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by Pamela Papner If you were considering the purchase of a brick in North Highland Park (to be installed this spring), time is running out – we have just 9 left! An engraved brick makes a unique gift or remembrance for you, your family or someone special! You can engrave the brick with up to…
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