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Mon Jan 5 5:30 pm
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Tue Jan 6 7:30 pm
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Modern colonial reproduction tables in solid mahogany or cherry and in mint condition: Small pie crust table $250 Large pie crust table $350 Four Tea tables with candle slides $200 each Large round table $200 Oak chest of drawers $500 Call 732 9715

Pair William IV balloon back mahogany chairs black with damask seat covers. Good condition $450 . Call 732 9715

Honey finish English oak wardrobe with walnut inlay early 20th century double panelled doors and 3 shelves could also be used as an entertainment or TV cabinet $600 732 9715

Organist & Pianist seeking position in thriving Christ-Centered Church. Salary per AGO guidlines. Call 804-896-2713!

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The Clothesline Children's Consignment Spring & Summer Sale is March 4-8 at the Bon Air Community Center. Consignors, volunteers, & new/expecting parents & grandparents may shop the preview sale. For more info, visit www.theclothesline.biz

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November 15, 2007

Funny money in Petersburg?

G-o-o-d. G-r-i-e-f. Counterfeit bills may be in circulation in Petersburg. Read the story here, and call Sgt. Young (804.732.4222) if you feel you think you may have some strange moolah.

Not surprisingly, the perps that were caught were arrested on a laundry list of charges from abduction to narcotics.

Posted by brenda p at 10:57AM under Crime (& Prevention), community | Tags: Crime (& Prevention)

2 Responses to “Funny money in Petersburg?”

posted by tg4360 at November 15, 2007 6:08 pm :

A good read on our money and what to look for:

http://www.secretservice.gov/know_your_money.shtml
posted by brenda p at November 27, 2007 10:44 pm :

Today I saw that the Friday Nov 23 copy of the Colonial Voice reports that some bad $10s have surfaced at Colonial Heights businesses.