The Chesterfield Daily

The Brandermill Country Club wants to rent a small piece of land to InvisibleTowers, LLC.  Which InvisibleTowers would then build a 148 foot cell phone tower - that resembles a pine tree.

July 22 - InvisibleTowers met with the Brandermill NRC (Neighborhood Residents Council) and Brandermill residents.  The Powerpoint did not work.  Residents Response 1, 2.

August 18 — The BCA (Brandermill Community Association) votes to deny Cell Phone Tower.

August 19 — InvisibleTowers, LLC.  at the Chesterfield County Planning Commission meeting - withdrew their application to build to a cell phone tower. (for now).

Chesterfield County Fair starts Friday 8/22/08 through Saturday 8/30/08.

Adults $7, Children $3 and 5 and under FREE.

Check out their website for more information.  (County Fair)

* Looking forward to seeing the lawnmower racing on Saturday.

A new kind of business is opening in the Midlothian area for those who never grew up in spirit. Wiwalk, located at the Shooters Indoor Sportsplex at 6140 Brad McNeer Pkwy. in Midlothian, is offering a trial period to folks ages 55 and up through the month of August.  (more @ Midlothian Exchange)

On November 20 smokers will no longer be allowed to light up when CJW Medical Center bans all tobacco products from its campuses.  In conjunction with the Great American Smoke Out, the Johnston-Willis and Chippenham campuses will eliminate their outdoor smoking areas and ask employees, patients and guests to refrain from using cigarettes and other tobacco products while on hospital property. (Read more Chesterfield Observer)

Cracker Barrel Old Country Store is in the final stages of negotiations to open a restaurant on Midlothian Turnpike across from Wal-Mart and Sam’s Club. (via RTD)

According to Chesterfield Observer:

“Millwood School has announced plans to offer grades 9-12 beginning in the fall of 2009. The school is located on 79 acres on the western border of Woodlake.”

Read more about the school.

According to RotaryNews.com, Mazda has opened a new engine rebuilding facility in Chesterfield County. This 133,000 square foot building is “the only operation of its type in North America”.

“Our remanufacturing here is primarily for rotary engines,” [Robert Davis] said. “We’re looking to expand in the future, maybe to transmissions and even other automotive parts.”

Read More from RotaryNews.com

The Cultural Center of India (CCI), a non-profit organization, announces the 5th Annual “Taste of India” event, to be held at the Cultural Center of India, 6641 Iron Bridge Parkway, Chesterfield, on Sat., June 21 and Sun. June 22, noon - 9 p.m. For directions, go to the Cultural Center of India Web site home-page, http://www.geocities.com/ccihall/index.html
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