DOCSLIB.ORG

Viennavienna Oakton Loses in State Finals Sports, Page 12

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Viennavienna Oakton Loses in State Finals Sports, Page 12 and Oakton Committed to Peacemaking News, Page 3 ViennaVienna Oakton Loses in State Finals Sports, Page 12 Classifieds, Page 10 Classifieds, ❖ Entertainment, Page 8 ❖ Casino Night Draws Hundreds of Party-goers Opinion, Page 6 News, Page 12 Bazin’s on Church owner Julie Bazin, community supporter Erica Manz, and Fairfax County Sheriff Stacey Kincaid light up the night at the Vienna Rotary Casino Night. Requested in home 3-16-17 home in Requested Time sensitive material. sensitive Time Attention Postmaster: Attention ECR WSS ECR Postal Customer Postal Page 5 #322 PERMIT Easton, MD Easton, PAID U.S. Postage U.S. Photo by Donna Manz/The Connection STD PRSRT www.ConnectionNewspapers.comMarch 15-21, 2017 online Vienna/Oaktonat www.connectionnewspapers.com Connection ❖ March 15-21, 2017 ❖ 1 2 ❖ Vienna/Oakton Connection ❖ March 15-21, 2017 www.ConnectionNewspapers.com Vienna/Oakton Connection Editor Kemal Kurspahic News 703-778-9414 or [email protected] As a member of James Madison High School Amnesty International Club, Photos by Tim Peterson/The Connection senior Sean Doyle (center) is coordinating activism with others on such Marshall senior Aidan Kemp (center) is the lead senior mentor for the issues as abolishing the death penalty, reducing gun violence and police Marshall Freshman Transition program and does community service brutality, and convincing the Vienna Town Council to make Vienna an “I work through St. Thomas Episcopal Church in McLean. Welcome Refugees” town. Student Peace Awards of Fairfax County Committed to Peacemaking reception honors activists and advocates. By Tim Peterson ficking awareness to anti-genocide. Special Olympics and Sunrise Assisted Liv- ketball team and adding track and field. She The Connection “Few goals are more important in the ing. coaches both teams, and also helped the world today,” Evans said, “than promoting Vanessas Mae Avendano, senior at Rachel’s Challenge program find a presence uraya Sadeed said hearing more peace, acceptance, kindness and tolerance.” Falls Church High School at her school. Rachel’s Challenge deals with than 20 stories of students promot- Evans was joined in congratulating the Avendano is vice president of Falls stomping out bullying and promoting tol- Sing peace in and out of their students by fellow board members Ryan Church’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and erance and inclusion. schools made her believe “there is McElveen (at-large) and Dalia Palchik Transgender club and also founded Falls Donya Momenian and Chrissie still hope for a brighter future.” (Providence). Church High School United, a group of clubs Ivanova, seniors at Langley High Sadeed is a native of Kabul, Afghanistan Fairfax County Board of Supervisors vice united to spread peace and acceptance. The School who made a new home in the United States chairman and Mason District representative group has produced a series of videos deal- The two seniors co-founded a chapter of in 1982, fleeing the aftermath of the Soviet Penny Gross (D) read a letter of recogni- ing with anti-bullying and giving respect. the Girl Up Club at Langley, growing it from invasion. She founded the non-government tion from board chairman Sharon Bulova Sabah Munshi, senior at Hayfield two to 30 members who meet bi-monthly. organization Help the Afghan Children and that thanked the students for their commit- Secondary School The national and international club empow- is author of “Forbidden Lessons in a Kabul ment to peacemaking. Munshi helped organize a project called ers young women in education, fundraising, Guesthouse.” All the students have come together, Gross Walking for Water and raised both aware- advocacy and service, as well as runs de- The former owner of a real estate com- read from Bulova’s letter, “in one goal, ness of the world’s water crisis and more velopment programs in Guatemala, India, pany, Sadeed has risked dangerous situa- strengthening peace and unity.” than $2,000 for the Tap Project by UNICEF. Liberia, Malawi, Uganda and Ethiopia. tions to deliver humanitarian aid to women Del. Kenneth Plum (D-36) joined the She has also volunteered at Virginia Hospi- Naomi Soquar, senior at Robert E. and children in war-torn Afghanistan. On other elected officials in congratulating the tal Center in the renal unit. Lee High School Sunday, March 12, she addressed high award-winners. Surabhi Khanal, senior at Herndon Soquar helped found a chapter of the school students from around Fairfax County The 2017 Student Peace Awards of Fairfax High School Amnesty International Club at Lee — she being honored at the Student Peace Awards. County winners are as follows, bios accord- Khanal has been a member of the currently serves as its president. She led Sadeed spoke about the importance of ing to the event program: Herndon Leo Club and founded MedLove, club members and volunteers in writing let- promoting peace through education, as a Ethan Mirani, junior at the Cedar Inc, a non-profit organization with the mis- ters against human rights violations, which preventative measure against bullying, ha- Lane School in Vienna sion of helping rescue women in the United in one case contributed to two political pris- tred and violence later in life. Mirani was a member of the school’s Anti- States and abroad who are human traffick- oners in the Democratic Republic of Congo “The cost of providing peace education Bullying Commitee for two years and ing victims. Through the Key Club, Khanal being released. Soquar also serves with Girls to 8 million children in Afghanistan is less,” worked to grow the group as well as plan and other students also organized a benefit Learn International, the Capital Area Food she said, “than buying one military plane.” activities and keep things organized. gala to raise awareness of local trafficking Bank and Habitat for Humanity. The student peace awards are offered in Jasmine Howard, senior at and $3,000 for combatting HIV and AIDS Sean Doyle, senior at James Madi- all Fairfax County public high schools and Centreville High School in her native Nepal. son High School some private schools. Schools choose their Howard organized members of the Naba Khan and Shafia Tala, juniors A member of Madison’s Amnesty Inter- winners based on their work to promote Centreville Key Club to sell 240 wristbands at King Abdullah Academy in national Club Doyle is coordinating activ- peace as well as prevent causes of violence: from Guatemala, made out of leather and Herndon ism with others on such issues as abolish- poverty, discrimination and injustice. pieces of coconut shell with colored string, Khan and Talat founded the organization ing the death penalty, reducing gun violence Each of the individual or groups of stu- raising $1,700 in sales and donations that Women of the World (WOW) to promote and police brutality, and convincing the dents not only took action for peace, but went back to the wristband artisans and women’s rights and help women struggling Vienna Town Council to make Vienna a “I did so with creative, entrepreneurial energy disadvantaged foreign youth. with homelessness, hunger, oppression or Welcome Refugees” town. — founding clubs, organizing charity Shaan Chudasama, senior at abuse. Some of their projects include open- Aidan Kemp, senior at George C projects, leading training sessions or creat- Chantilly High School ing a sewing institute in Nalgona, India and Marshall High School ing documentary films. Chudasama co-founded and is vice presi- fundraisers involving the whole student Kemp is the lead senior mentor for the Fairfax County School Board chair Sandy dent of Young at Art, a non-profit organiza- body. Marshall Freshman Transition program and Evans said she was deeply impressed with tion using art-related activities to improve Jamie Hunstad, senior at Lake does community service work through St. the work of the students being honored at the quality of life of seniors, less fortunate Braddock Secondary School Thomas Episcopal Church in McLean. the Stacy Sherwood Community Center in children and veterans. With his sister, the Hunstad set up a Special Olympics pro- Fairfax, from anti-bullying to human traf- other co-founder, they’ve partnered with the gram at Lake Braddock, starting with a bas- See Peace Awards, Page 9 www.ConnectionNewspapers.com Vienna/Oakton Connection ❖ March 15-21, 2017 ❖ 3 People The Picklin’ Grannies Picklin’ Grannies at Providence Senior Center laugh and smile a lot but when they play pickle ball, it’s all business. The team consists of Cecilia Nee from Vienna, Sun Yung of Fairfax and Ursula Nogic of Reston. They play the game for the fun and camaraderie, as well as the health ben- efits. Their coach, Helen White, is a Pickleball National Champion and USAPA Mid-Atlantic District Ambassador. 4 ❖ Vienna/Oakton Connection ❖ March 15-21, 2017 www.ConnectionNewspapers.com The Center for Ballet Arts, Inc. Invites you to our Summer Intensive Session Practice Makes Perfect July 10th through August 12th Ballet, Pointe, Local educators share Modern, Jazz, Tap, strategies for getting Core Strengthening children to practice music. & Full-Day Children’s Summer Dance camps By Marilyn Campbell The Connection 3955 Pender Drive, Suite 105, Fairfax, VA 22030 Call: 703-273-5344 thecenterforballetarts.com hen Linda Gulyn’s son reached high school age and asked to quit his clari- Wnet lessons, the Arlington mother of Photo courtesy of Linda Gulyn four declined his request. Fifteen-year-old Timothy Gulyn plays “My son Timmy is an excellent clarinet player. The Christmas music with fellow clarinetists. philosophy I’ve established in my house is that mu- His teacher brings together all her clarinet sic is part of your overall education like science or students to perform with each other math, so you can’t just quit,” said Gulyn, saxophon- several times a year. ist, former music teacher and professor of psychol- ogy at Marymount University.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Mesaʼs 51St Annual Meeting
    PRELIMINARY PROGRAM VER. 10-12-17 Jake McGuire Destination DC MESAʼs 51st Annual Meeting Washington DC November 18-21 We return to DC for MESA’s 51st annual meeting at the Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel where we have met every three years since 1999. The hotel is located in a lovely residential area near the National Zoo, but a nearby stop on the metro red line makes all parts of DC easily accessible. The program of 230+ sessions (see pages 12-51) spread over four days will offer a smorgasbord to whet the appetite of any Middle East studies aficionado. MESA’s affiliate groups meet mostly on Saturday, November 18 (see pages 10-11) and the first program session begins that day at 5:30pm. Panels run all day Sunday and Monday and end at 3pm on Tuesday. The book bazaar will be open Sunday and Monday from 9am to 6pm and on Tuesday from 8am to 12pm (see pages 8-9). MESAʼs ever-popular FilmFest (see the teaser on pages 6-7) begins screenings on Saturday morning and runs through Tuesday until around 2pm. The MESA Presidential Address & Awards will be held Sunday evening from 6pm to 7:30pm, and the MESA Members Meeting on Monday evening from 6pm to 8:00pm. As you will see, it’s business as usual, except of course for a new administration that is determined to ban nationals of six Muslim majority countries from traveling to the US, and MESA having joined a lawsuit against the ban that is making its way to the US Supreme Court in October.
    [Show full text]
  • Pitch Competition & Awards Presentation
    Junior Achievement of Greater Washington presents the 2021 Pitch Competition & Awards Presentation JA. Know What Matters. Facebook Live Event Schedule 10:00 AM Secure Chirp 10:20 AM Exercards 10:40 AM Stuffed Out 11:00 AM UnMuted 11:40 AM Baba Blankets 12:00 PM KindSole 12:20 PM Complete Comfort 12:40 PM GloRyng 4:00 PM Awards Presentation JA. Know What Matters. About the JA Company of the Year Competition The JA of Greater Washington Company of the Year Competition is the culminating regional event for all JA student companies in the Greater Washington region. Companies will have the opportunity to share their business performance and general experience in numerous formats and events, including their Company Report, Commercial, Interviews, and Pitch Presentations. The winning company will earn the distinguished title of JA of Greater Washington’s Company of the Year! JA. Know What Matters. Additional Awards INDIVIDUAL AWARDS • CEO of the Year • Marketing Director of the Year • Finance Director of the Year • Supply Chain Director of the Year • Sales Director of the Year • Rookie of the Year • Alumnus of the Year AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARDS • Favorite Logo • Favorite Commercial JA. Know What Matters. Judging Evaluation Criteria COMPANY REPORT (30%): The 8-page company report provides companies the opportunity to showcase the company’s overall business performance, challenges and achievements, and lessons learned from their JA Company Program experience. COMMERCIAL (10%): The one-minute commercial is an opportunity for student companies to showcase the benefits of the company’s product and their innovative approach to meeting their customers’ needs.
    [Show full text]
  • Extensions of Remarks E809 HON. LEE M. ZELDIN HON. EARL L
    September 1, 2020 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — Extensions of Remarks E809 a player and a coach. After playing at daughter and their hometown Centereach RECOGNIZING JACKSONVILLE Frostburg State, Coach Pannoni became an High School Choir. POLICE DEPARTMENT assistant Varsity Football Coach there in 1979. Since that first performance, Mr. Fuchs He then went on to build an extensive and composition has been sung by choirs across HON. GREGORY F. MURPHY successful career in numerous positions. He the nation, from Tucson, Arizona to the Smith- was a head football coach in Fairfax County OF NORTH CAROLINA sonian. Over nearly four decades, through his and the surrounding area for more than 20- IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES music, Mr. Fuchs has helped preserve Presi- years before accepting the position of head Tuesday, September 1, 2020 coach at South County in 2011. dent Lincoln’s vision for America for an en- Coach Pannoni has received numerous tirely new generation, trying every day to live Mr. MURPHY of North Carolina. Madam awards and honors throughout his many ac- up to the principles of freedom, happiness, Speaker, I rise to pay tribute to the Jackson- complished seasons. In his eight years at and equality our country’s founders spoke of. ville, North Carolina Police Department on South County Coach Pannoni and the South In 2013, Mr. Fuchs’ composition was per- being awarded the 2020 Law Enforcement Agency of the Year by the North Carolina Po- County Stallions won the District Champion- formed with one hundred and fifty chorus lice Executives Association. ship 6 times and he was named District coach members at the very place President Lincoln These men and women go above and be- of the year all 6 of those years.
    [Show full text]
  • GSMHS Application Guide
    2020 Summer Residential Governor's Schools (SRGS) General Information for Students and Parents Welcome to the 2020 Summer Residential Governor's Schools application process. Any student who considers himself/herself eligible may complete an application. School divisions select the students they nominate for the state level application process. Please review the information carefully and speak with your school counselor or gifted education coordinator to ensure that you meet all division and state deadlines. Most of the deadlines established by the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) are for school division submissions to the VDOE. School divisions typically set their deadlines several weeks or months prior to the VDOE deadline. All parts of the application are available at the Virginia Department of Education’s Website. The application process is a joint effort involving the student, his/her parent or legal guardian, the local school, the school division or the private school region, and the VDOE. This document contains general program information about the Summer Residential Governor's Schools. The application contains sections that the student must complete, and sections to be completed by teachers and the school counselor. Teachers and school counselors may access the forms they need from the same Web site noted above. This year each SRGS program has its own application. Please be sure you are completing the appropriate application form. Students applying to the Visual and Performing Arts program must be selected by their school division or private school to attend the statewide adjudication process in January. Each application has information sheets that you should give to the two teachers/adults whom you are asking to provide recommendations and to the guidance office for other data.
    [Show full text]
  • Home Life Style
    Inside HomeLifeStyleHomeSpring 2018 LifeStyle Lee High School’s Eyerusalem Desta was Classifieds, Page 14 Follow on Twitter:honored @SprConnection for her work v with her school’s chapter of Amnesty International and working to help The 85th Historic Garden Week in Virginia at-risk families in the includes tours of homes and gardens in Great Falls, McLean and Vienna hosted by the Garden Club of Fairfax on Tuesday, April 24, 2018. The featured historic home was once the Hunting Lodge for Lord Fairfax for whom Fairfax County community. At the annual is named, a privately owned home, beautifully preserved and not often open to the public, dating to the mid 1700s. One garden is designed Springfield like a quilt because the owner of this historic house is a world renown quilter. Peace Awards ceremony, [email protected] for tickets. www.vagardenweek.org Franconia ❖ Kingstowne ❖ Newington she is pictured with U.S. Photo by Donna Moulton/Fairfax Garden Club Local Media Connection LLC online at www.connectionnewspapers.com Rep Gerry Connolly (D-11). HomeLifeStyle Entertainment, Page 14 v Opinion, Page 6 2018 Student Peace Awards Public Safety Sports, Page 12 Heroes Honored Photo by Steve Hibbard/The Connection News, Page 2 March 15-21, 2018 ‘Nevertheless, She Persisted’ News, Page 11 online at www.connectionnewspapers.com 2 ❖ Springfield Connection ❖ March 15-21, 2018 www.ConnectionNewspapers.com Connection Editor Kemal Kurspahic News 703-778-9414 or [email protected] 2018 Student Peace Awards Students from 23 Fairfax County schools recognized for promoting peace and conflict resolution. By Steve Hibbard The Connection tudents from 23 Fairfax County Public Schools were named recipi- Hayfield Secondary School: ents of the 2018 Student Peace Carmen Mazyck was honored for Awards of Fairfax County, which arranging guest speakers for the Swere handed out in a reception held Sun- school’s Black Student Union day, March 11, at the Sherwood Commu- group and organizing a minority nity Center in Fairfax.
    [Show full text]
  • Ascent Spring 2017
    WWW.PCI.ORG ASCENT® Spring 2017 DESIGNING WITH PRECAST the 2016 Design Awards 2017 IPI Conference & Expo May 21-24 | Ernest N. Morial Convention Center New Orleans, La. Join the largest gathering of parking professionals Tailored learning for the parking industry with more than 40 education topics, TECH Talks on the expo floor, and peer-to-peer learning Shoptalks. DAILY GENERAL SESSIONS Experts and thought leaders shaping the industry with exciting and actionalble solutions. IN DEPTH PRE-CONFERENCE PROGRAMS • APO Site Reviewer Training • Media Interview Coaching • Parksmart Advisor Training Join us for the opening TECHTalks – General Session: WHERE TECHNOLOGY The Future AND PARKING INTERSECT! of Parking, Join a TECHtalk on the Expo floor. Transportation, and Mobility – An Expert Panel Included in this year’s education program – TSA presents the First Observer Plus training program Save $200 – Register by April 30th Bring your team and save $100 off every 3rd – 10th registrant! IPIconference.parking.org the search for EXCELLENCE. 2018 marks the 55th Annual PCI Design Awards and the submission site will open for entries on May 8, 2017. Join us in our search for excellence and submit your projects electronically by September 18, 2017. Visit the PCI website and click on “2018 Design Awards” for more information and submission details. 1200 Intrepid Philadelphia, Pennsylvania WWW.PCI.ORG Photo courtesy of BIG–Bjarke, Ingels Group. 17101_PCI_DesignAwards2017_ASN_SPR17.indd 25 3/14/17 12:33 PM A telescopic, invisible gravity support solution for double tees. During Casting the inner tube is contained within the outer tube, requiring no additional form work. During Erection the inner tube is extracted once the double tee is in the final position into an oversized pocket by using a dependable system of pull-out and pull-in wires.
    [Show full text]
  • Model Secondary School for the Deaf
    MODEL SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF OCTOBER 18-20, 2019 CONTENTS Remembering the past, Welcome Letters Gallaudet University........................................................................1 embracing the present, Laurent Clerc National Deaf Education Center.....................2 building the future! MSSD Alumni Association ............................................................. 3 History and Museum ................................................................................ 4 Events Schedule The Model Secondary School for the Deaf (MSSD) 50th Friday, October 18............................................................................7 Planning Committee is excited to welcome all alumni, current Saturday, October 19......................................................................8 and former teachers and staff, families, and friends who have Sunday, October 20.........................................................................8 shared 50 years of MSSD’s history. Each of you has played a Campus Map...............................................................................................9 Scarlet:role PMS 485 in the creation Navy: of PMS a294 unique program for deaf and hard of hearing high school students. Each of you has a story to tell Event Information of how MSSD made an impact on your life or on someone Pep Rally............................................................................................13 you know. There are many exciting things to see, do, and Homecoming Volleyball Games...............................................13
    [Show full text]
  • Nov. 9 2018 Meeting As of 11/7/18 Hagar Aboubakr Tarbiyah Academy Mar Acevedo Lee High School James Aleshire North Hagerstown Hi
    Nov. 9 2018 Meeting As of 11/7/18 First Name: Last Name: School: Hagar Aboubakr Tarbiyah Academy Mar Acevedo Lee High School James Aleshire North Hagerstown High School David Alhadeff Neelsville Middle School Farley Allen Atlee High School Beth Allshouse Northern Middle School Christine Amiss Monarch Academy Annapolis Matthew Axelrod Marshall High School Dana Bayer Whitman MS Shawna Berry Maya Angelou French Immersion Stephanie Bilimoria Lee High School John Binnert Harrisburg Academy Dana Blair James Madison Middle School Nancy Blake Antietam Elementary School Cindy Blakeley Marshall High School Keisha Boggan Thomas Jefferson Middle School Nicole Boissiere Rosa Parks Elementary Elke Boone King's Fork High School Hendrick Booz Marshall High School Melissa Boyd Crossland High School Liz Braganza Eastern Senior High School (DC Public Schools) Hamish Brewer Fred M. Lynn Middle School William Brooks Justice High School Franchesca Brown Woodmoor Elementary Kelly Brown FCPS Heather Browne Edison HS Susan Brownsword South Lakes High School Pamela Brumfield Edison HS Bria Bryant Massanutten Military Academy Alice Burke Kenwood High School Tracy Cady Thomas Jefferson High School Melissa Campbell Gar-Field High School Paul Campbell International Baccalaureate Serena Campbell Atlee High School Julie Cantor Washington-Lee High School Carrie Checca Mount Daniel Elementary & Thomas Jefferson Elementary Daniel Coast George Mason HS Karina Colon Waugh Chapel and Hebron Harman Elem Molly Courtien South Shore Elementary School Mathilde Coyle Monarch Academy Annapolis April Craver Henrico County Public Schools Quincy Crecelius Click Fredericksburg City Zulei Culpeper Mount Vernon High School Susan Danielson Rosa Parks Elementary Danielle Danz Key Middle School Bess Davis Eliot-Hine MS Nov.
    [Show full text]
  • Browse Top Schools & Colleges 2020, Plus More
    In Virginia Living’s Top Schools & Colleges 2020, we recognize more than 160 schools—including public and private colleges and universities, private high schools, private K-8 schools, public school systems, and special needs schools—for their achievements, programs, and outstanding curriculum. After a thorough review of more than 400 schools across the Commonwealth, Virginia Living’s editors selected those with programs aimed at strengthening students’ experiences in the classroom, in the field, and in their communities. From getting their hands dirty in gardens, greenhouses, and wildlife preserves to using cutting-edge technology in robotics clubs and makerspaces, Virginia students are diving into learning. Colleges and universities are paving new paths, increasing readiness for jobs in fields like cybersecurity, and offering exciting new experiences, like women’s triathlon, to their roster of sports.Top Schools & Colleges 2020 is a collection of the amazing stories, programs, students, and teachers we found in looking at the state of education in the past year. By Victoria Drake, Diane McMartin, and Katie Wirth | Illustration by Gwen Keraval FIND YOUR SCHOOL Four-Year Colleges 111 | Private High Schools 119 | Private K-12 Schools 121 | Private K-8 Schools 131 | Public High Schools 135 | Special Needs Schools 139 APRIL 2020 109 VIRGINIA LIVING FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES Virginia Living Appalachian School of Law Bluefield College Christendom College Grundy Bluefield Front Royal Top Schools ASL.edu, 276-244-1239 Bluefield.edu, 800-872-0176 Christendom.edu, 540-636-2900 This year, Appalachian School of Law and Connie Elkins and Brandy Smith, both Hosted by the college’s career development Virginia Tech’s Master of Information licensed professional counselors and office, Christendom’s Life on Tap series invites 2020 Technology program will partner to offer nationally certified through the National alumni professionals to return to campus and graduate certificates in cybersecurity policy Board of Certified Counselors, will serve offer career guidance to students.
    [Show full text]
  • Reston Ed Business Leaders in This Vibrant Community” and a Panel Discussion Students Win
    Classifieds, Page 6 Classifieds, v Nallely Soto and daugh- ter Mya, 8, attend the inaugural Internation- al Women’s Day 2019 HomeLifeStyle Entertainment, Page 4 Reception featuring v Page 8 Charlotte Geary Pho- tography’s works, “The Women of Lake Anne, a Portrait Series of Talent- Herndon, Reston ed Business Leaders in This Vibrant Community” and a Panel Discussion Students Win Opinion, Page 2 on Lake Anne Plaza wom- en entrepreneurs. Peace Awards News, Page 3 Celebrating Women’s History Month Women Opinion, Page 2 Requested in home 3-14-19 home in Requested Time sensitive material. material. sensitive Time Are Running Postmaster: Attention ECR WSS ECR Postal Customer Postal permit #322 permit Easton, MD Easton, Lake Anne Plaza PAID U.S. Postage U.S. News, Page 8 STD PRSRT Photo by Mercia Hobson/The Connection by Mercia Hobson/The Photo March 13-19, 2019 online at www.connectionnewspapers.com Opinion Reston A+ Primer for Our Neighborhoods www.ConnectionNewspapers.com @RestonConnect cluding defining your area, recruiting leaders, An independent, locally owned weekly County Community Emergency Response Guide knowing your area, building an emergency newspaper delivered response team, and planning your approach. to homes and businesses. strengthens community, builds local resiliency, Everything is laid out in this step-by-step guide, Published by and mitigates potential risks. including how to organize an emergency team, Local Media Connection LLC creating a family emergency kit, and adding 1606 King Street disabled residents to a functional needs regis- Alexandria, Virginia 22314 By John C. Cook That’s why I am so thrilled that Fairfax try.
    [Show full text]
  • Seton Swimming 2020 VISAA State Swimming Championship Just Print
    Seton Swimming 2020 VISAA State Swimming Championship Just print this document, scan if for the stuff you need to know ASAP, then bring it with the other attachments posted on the web site. It has everything you need to know about our trip to the State Championship Swim Meet from Friday to Saturday, February 14-15th, 2020: Anticipated Attendance: 1. The following 51 swim team members, coaches and parents are joining us at States for Team meals and gatherings: 2020 Seton VISAA State Championship Team gy Shirt Parent(s) Staying to Help Teammember Size Attending Adult Responsible Lodging at House Girls Katie Albin Has One Melissa Alsup Hotel Teresa Bingham Has One Michael Michael Bingham Hotel Theresa Dwane Borrow Hank Konstanty Hotel Maggie Gibbons M Ellen Ellen Gibbons Hotel Emily Flynn Has One Terry Terry Flynn Hotel Caroline Griffin Has One Therese Therese Griffin Team House Upstairs Master Anne Konstanty Has One Hank Konstanty Hotel Isabelle Luevano Has One Alexandra Alexandra Luevano Team House Upstairs Guest 2 Everardo Kathleen O'Malley Has One Kevin O'Malley Hotel Mary O'Malley S Kevin Kevin O'Malley Hotel Mary Pennefather Has One Alexandra Luevano Team House Upstairs Sofa Mary Clare Waldron M Alexandra Luevano Team House Upstairs Sofa Katie Dealey Has One Bill Dealey Team House Upstairs Sofa Elena Morano L Melissa Alsup Hotel Lauran Curley L Kimberly Dalrymple Hotel Callie Couture L Melissa Alsup Hotel Boys Jacob Alsup Has One Melissa Melissa Alsup Team House/Hotel Basement Guest 1 Joey Arnold M Melissa Alsup Hotel Christian Ceol
    [Show full text]
  • Great Fallsfalls Committed to Peacemaking
    GreatGreat FallsFalls Committed to Peacemaking Langley seniors Chrissie Ivanova and Donya Momenian (not pictured) co- News, Page 3 founded a chapter of the Girl Up Club at Langley, growing it from two to 30 members. Classifieds, Page 14 Classifieds, ❖ Entertainment, Page 12 ❖ Opinion, Page 6 New Trees Coming To Page 8 Great Falls Village Center News, Page 13 Requested in home 3-16-17 home in Requested Time sensitive material. sensitive Time Attention Postmaster: Attention ECR WSS ECR Rabid Fox Attacks in Customer Postal PERMIT #322 PERMIT Easton, MD Easton, Great Falls PAID U.S. Postage U.S. News, Page 5 STD PRSRT Photo by Tim Peterson/The Connection www.ConnectionNewspapers.comMarch 15-21, 2017 online Greatat www.connectionnewspapers.com Falls Connection ❖ March 15-21, 2017 ❖ 1 ISTED L OMING C SOON JUST Great Falls $2,150,000 Majestic “Southdown Meadow Farm”… Incredible 7.9 Acre Estate in Great Falls! Quintessential Great Falls estate offering pastoral views & pictur- esque vistas at every turn. Majestically-sited on a gentle knoll over- looking 7.9 acres of rolling, fenced pastures. Idyllic charm & vin- tage character throughout. Original stone house graced with large custom addition built by BOWA Builders — artistically melding the charm of yesteryear with the most exquisite amenities of today. Dramatic architectural design & endless walls of windows creating an extraordinarily bright & open floorplan. Over 7,400 square feet of finished space boasting 5 Bedrooms, 6 Full-Bathrooms & 2 Half-Bathrooms — including private In-Law / Nanny Suite over 3-car Garage. Outside, additional amenities include beautiful in- ground pool with flagstone patios, 2 Barns & full Tack Room.
    [Show full text]