Well, we’ve done it again! If you follow my blogs, you know I am very prudent about getting recipes published in a very timely manner. Really, I haven’t been slacking….just a little busy. Last September we purchased our first beautiful little Ma…
I’ve been passing the sign for Big Burger Pub for few weeks. This new restaurant is located near the old Ukrop’s grocery store west of Fredericksburg. Burger. Pub. Ice Cream. If you’ve been reading this blog for any length of time, you can underst…
Just a couple of weeks ago I reported that parts of Virginia were losing Great Divide beers. Then I saw the headline, “Avery plans to pull out of 8 states and 7 partial markets” over at the Two Beer Guys blog. I was almost afraid to read the …
The Storm Prediction Center has upped the ante for tomorrow by calling for a Moderate Risk in the coastal Carolinas. Meanwhile Northern VA is likely to be under the gun as well for severe storms with potential for rotation which should roll throu…
Does a $40,000 a year education that comes with an elite degree deliver ten times the education of a cheaper but no less rigorous self-generated approach assembled from less famous institutions and free or inexpensive resources? Seth’s Blog: Buying an education or buying a brand?. Two smack downs on Harvard in a row? This is […]
The Virginia General Assembly made a mistake in the statutes that penalize passing a stopped school bus. Depending upon the offense date for your case, the charge may be beatable. I’ll explain how this turned out for one of my recent cases. NOTE THAT CASE RESULTS DEPEND UPON A VARIETY OF FACTORS THAT ARE UNIQUE […]
TweetIt’s that time again! The Annual Easter Egg Hunt in Kenmore Memorial Park is this Saturday, April 16! This event is sponsored by Fredericksburg Parks and Recreation and the Fredericksburg Jaycees. Bring your children to find Easter eggs and take pictures with the Easter Bunny! The Bunny will arrive at the park at approximately 12pm. The […]
TweetFredericksburg City: 45 days on market – this is 17 days less than in March 2010 Sellers received, on average, 94.1% of their list price when the home sold There is 5.45 months of inventory on the market 22 homes sold in March 2011 – this is 6 more in March 2010 The most popular price range was $50,000-$99,999. The median sold price was $127,450, compared to $219,425 in March 2010. Financing Terms: Conventional […]
The models have been hinting at the chances for some strong storms Saturday, and now the SPC has chimed in with their evaluation. The forecast text uses words like “low-level shear” and “rotating storms”, which leads to the “T” (tornado) word.&nb…
For the beer fan who has everything? Maybe not, but you have to admit the technology is cool.
The WilliamsWarn Personal Brewery from WilliamsWarn on Vimeo.
H/T Shaun.
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