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Closing Letter: EBI, LLC
October 3, 2011
Closing Letter: IKEA
September 26, 2011
Case: Beiersdorf, Inc.
Closing Letter: Scott Kay, Inc.
August 23, 2011
August 2, 2011
The Federal Trade Commission is holding a series of roundtable events and requesting public comment to gather information on possible consumer protection issues that may arise in the sale, financing or lease of motor vehicles. The first event took place in Detroit, Michigan on April 12, 2011. The...
Closing Letter: Code Nutrition, LLC
July 25, 2011
Public Statement: Enforcement Policy Statement on Real Estate Professionals and the Mortgage Assistance Relief Services (MARS) Rule
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Policy Statement
Closing Letter: Kidswirl, LLC
July 12, 2011
Case: Teletrack, Inc.
Closing Letter: Munchkin, Inc.
June 24, 2011
Closing Letter: TruEffect, Inc.
June 16, 2011
Closing Letter: Gerawan Farming, Inc.
May 31, 2011
Case: Playdom, Inc.
Closing Letter: Social Intelligence Corporation
May 9, 2011
April 28, 2011
The Federal Trade Commission will host a day-long public workshop to consider the impact of technological advances on the consumer debt collection system. The workshop will explore how changing technology affects the ways in which debt collectors communicate with consumers and obtain and process...
Closing Letter: Provide Commerce, Inc.
April 21, 2011
Case: US Search, Inc.
Closing Letter: AnimalCrossingCommunity.com
March 24, 2011
Press Release: FTC To Host Workshop on Protecting Consumers From Lottery, Prize, and Sweepstakes Scams and Other Frauds that Use Money Transfers
On May 2-3, 2011, the Federal Trade Commission will host a public workshop in Chicago to examine what more can be done to protect consumers from lottery, prize, and sweepstakes scams, and other scams that use money transfers through companies like MoneyGram and Western Union as the method of...
Public Statement: Memorandum to Potential Cigarette Manufacturers and Importers
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Staff Letter
MEMORANDUM TO: Potential Cigarette Manufacturers or Importers FROM: Division of Advertising Practices Federal Trade Commission United States Government Federal Trade Commission Washington, D.C. 20580 March 21, 2011 I. OVERVIEW Any company wishing to sell or advertise cigarettes within the United...
The Federal Trade Commission is seeking public comments on its Fur Labeling and Advertising Rules – commonly known as the Fur Rules – and announcing upcoming changes required by Congress. The Rules require fur manufacturers and retailers to label fur products with certain information, such as the...


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In the garden
Planting perennials
Fall is the time to plant perennials including herbs. Because some favorites like basil and parsley are annuals planted in the spring, it's easy to forget that many herbs can be planted in the fall and enjoyed until Thanksgiving, or if the weather is mild like last year, all winter long. And herbs can always be planted in pots and brought inside. "Now is a very good time to get perennial herbs in the ground," says Nicole Schermerhorn, co-owner of A Thyme to Plant at Lavender Fields Herb Farm. "It's cool enough that you want to be outside working in your garden, but still warm enough for the herbs." "Typically we're also getting enough rain at this time of the year," adds Schermerhorn, "and you're home from vacation now so you can take care of your herbs and begin using them." Hardy perennials to plant now include rosemary, sage, thyme, chives, fennel, mints, and parsley. The fennel and the mint will die back over the winter but come back in the spring. "Planting now allows the herbs to establish roots over the winter," says Schermerhorn. "They'll flush out new growth in the spring." Herbs can be planted in dedicated herb gardens, mixed with vegetables, or added to flower beds and borders. Their various textures and colors can be very attractive, and many people enjoy putting fragrant herbs along walks or driveways where they can easily be touched to release their scents. Culinary herbs should be planted near your kitchen so that harvesting them is easy and convenient. You'll use them more often. In choosing a site, remember that most herbs require full sun, from 4 to 6 hours a day minimum, good drainage, and good air circulation. Good drainage is so important that Schermerhorn recommends planting herbs in raised beds. "Clay soil," she says, "does not provide good drainage." She recommends a planting medium of one-third organic matter such as compost, one-third topsoil, and one-third builders' sand. "Make sure it's builders' sand," says Schermerhorn. "It won't compact like play sand so it adds drainage." Don't mulch herbs. "We put a handful of organic compost around our plants to dress them up and improve the soil," says Schermerhorn. "Herbs do not like wet feet, and all mulch does in winter is keep their feet wet." In fact, most herbs are considered drought-tolerant, though some moisture is needed during dry spells to keep the plants growing. In general, annuals require more moisture than perennials. Herbs also don't require much fertilizer. Over-fertilizing an herb can produce growth that is too rapid, making the plant more susceptible to disease or insect problems and diluting the concentration of essential oils that produce the taste in culinary herbs. Herbs in pots are the exception. They should be lightly fertilized once a month during their growing season. Using your herbs is important to keeping them healthy. Evergreen herbs can be cut and enjoyed in recipes or vases all winter. "Herbs are designed to be used," says Schermerhorn. "Cutting them encourages new growth, so keep using your herbs." |
Anthem 'LemonAid' registration opens
Citizen Staff Reports 04/16/2015
Last summer, hundreds of Anthem LemonAid stands dotted Central Virginia and raised more than $100,000 in support of cancer treatment and research at Children's Hospital of Richmond at VCU (CHoR). This July 17-19, Anthem is inviting community members to host an Anthem LemonAid stand in support of the children who are battling the disease. During the past 13 summers, Anthem LemonAid has raised more than $1 million. All funds raised support the Hematology and Oncology Clinic at the Children's Hospital of Richmond at VCU.
Anthem LemonAid is Children's Miracle Network Hospitals' signature summer event. It's free to participate and is designed for children, families, community groups and businesses alike. > Read more.
Tree seedling giveaway planned April 2-3
Citizen Staff Reports 03/30/2015
The Henricopolis Soil & Water Conservation District will sponsor a tree seedling giveaway on April 2 at Dorey Park Shelter 1 from 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and on April 3 at Hermitage High School parking lot from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Bare-root tree seedlings are available to Henrico County residents free of charge for the spring planting season.
The following seedling species will be available: apple, kousa dogwood, red maple, river birch, red osier dogwood, loblolly pine, sycamore, bald cypress, white dogwood and redbud. Quantities are limited and trees are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Each participant is allowed up to 10 trees total, not to include more than five of the same species. > Read more.
State provides online directory of Bingo games
Citizen Staff Reports 03/30/2015
Wondering where to go to play Bingo? Wonder no more.
The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (VDACS) recently launched an online directory of permitted bingo games played in Virginia. Listed by locality, more than 400 regular games are available across the state. The directory will be updated monthly and can be found on VDACS' website at http://www.vdacs.virginia.gov/gaming/index.shtml.
"Many Virginia charities, including volunteer rescue squads, booster clubs and programs to feed the homeless, use proceeds from charitable gaming as a tool to support their missions, said Michael Menefee, program manager for VDACS' Office of Charitable and Regulatory Programs. > Read more.
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Weekend Top 10
It's that time of year – charity races are popping up everywhere! On Saturday, St. Joseph's Villa will be the site of the sixth annual CASA Superhero Run and the fifth annual Richmond Free to Breathe Run/Walk will be held in Innsbrook. Also in Innsbrook, the 2015 Richmond Take Steps for Crohn's and Colitis will take place on Sunday. If you're more into relaxation than exercise, check out Wine for Cure's Dogwood Wine Festival or the Troubadours Community Theatre Group's production of "West Side Story" at the Henrico Theatre. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Weekend Top 10
There are several fun events this weekend taking place outside including the third annual Virginia Firefighter Games at Short Pump Town Center; Twin Hickory Park's "April Showers: A Celebration of Spring" event; the Young Life Richmond West 5k in Innsbrook; and the Gold Festival on Broad which benefits Prevent Child Abuse Virginia. Fingers crossed for no rain! For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Weekend Top 10
The University of Richmond will host its annual Global Family Concert this weekend – a free, family friendly concert featuring Japanese, Indonesian, West African, Indian, and Brazilian music and dance performances. Country music fans can head to The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen for "An Evening of Country" featuring The Honky Tonk Experience. Enjoy the spring weather at Meadow Farm for "Sheep to Shawl" or join the Henrico Hiking Club at James River Park. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Mega Millions ticket bought in Henrico County wins $1M
Varina community meeting planned for Sunday
World of Wool
Citizen earns 3 Va. Press Association awards
HCPS ARTS Festival planned Apr. 25-26
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Obituary – Haydn Michael Woodall
Obituary – Pauline B. Law
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Anthem 'LemonAid' registration opens
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Cabin fever cures - and blessings
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Time to give spanking the boot
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Athlete of the Week – April 24: Brooke Carter
Athlete of the Week – April 17: Sukrija Dudic
Benedictine-Saint Christopher's benefit baseball game scheduled for April 18 in Glen Allen
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Recent Englewood Beach Reviews
Perfect Fit
This beautifully appointed condo was the perfect fit for my family (of five). The property is vey well maintained and provided a quiet, relaxing experience. The condo has a wonderful floor plan with enough personal space. The pool is only minutes away (walking) and provided a good break from the beaches. The beaches, shopping and restaurants are a short drive away. David was very responsive and his property was better than we expected.