IN THIS ISSUE Treasurer’s Report/Future Meeting Dates...... 3 Management Notes/Yoga at the Community Center/Children's Easter Egg Hunt...... 4 VRES Family Fun Color Run/ VRES PTA 50/50 Raffle...... 5 Yard Sale...... 6 April Riptide News...... 7 Getting Mindful...... 8 Community Blood Drive...... 9 Rock The Block/2017 Pool Season...... 10 APRIL 2017 Fairfax County 275th Birthday...... 11 A Newsletter for the Residents of Virginia Run PRESIDENT’S REPORT By: Jay Johnston After a warm February, record setting temperatures and a cold snowy March that indeed came in like a lion and left like a lamb, spring is coming once again. Personally, I am very glad that it’s here. Here’s hoping for continued warmer weather over the next few weeks. Once again, from the entire Board of Trustees (Board), we would like to wish you all the best that the birth of a new season brings. The warmer weather brings new ideas on renovations and home improvements, especially on home exteriors and landscaping. Now is a good time to begin those plans, looking around the exterior of the home, noting the maintenance needs, and getting the new Architectural Review Board (ARB) Standards to see the new application requirements. The new ARB Standards are now approved and available on the Virginia Run website. Hard copies are available at the Community Center. In an effort to save money, the Board decided not to reproduce copies for homeowners at a cost of about $10 per copy but provide them on the website where homeowners can print off what they need. However, we will have copies available for new residents that will be included in the resale packet, as required. On March 16, 2017, the Board held our Annual Meeting and elected new Board members. I would like to thank the Election Committee, Tom Martin and Sequoia Management Company, especially Jan and Ann, for all their hard work getting ready for the elections. Our heartfelt thanks also goes out to all those who ran for office and were willing to give of their time volunteering for a position on the Board. Kelly Bobek, Dee Kakar, Joe Migliozzi, Thomas Yehl, and I filled the five open Board positions – congratulations to all. The Board wishes to thank all those who volunteered to run as candidates. Profound thanks goes to them for their service and dedication to the Community these past two years. Appointment of officers will take place at the April meeting given the nominations from the Board and a subsequent vote by the Board members. During the Annual Meeting, I summarized the achievements of the past year. Some of the achievements included the Board’s decision to modestly increase dues to $70 a month. The increase was in anticipation of some much needed improvements at the Community Center, landscaping, and expected upgrades recommended from a Community Master Plan to be received later this year. That said, we continue having the lowest home assessments in the area. Last month the Board approved the draft audit report from our auditors, Goldklang Group, who reported for the year ended December 31, 2016, that we continue to hold the line on major expenses while contributing to our reserves in anticipation of future expenses. We received an “unmodified/ clean” opinion. At the Annual Meeting, I also talked about the trash containers that are now marked with “Keep Kids Alive, Drive 25” placed there by the Fairfax County Police Department. I also mentioned the Community Activities Committee (CAC) events from last year and the popular 4th of July Family Picnic, as well as the new “Rock the Block” Memorial Day Family Fun Day. We are also working on traffic calming study for Wetherburn Drive similar to the calming devices used on Eagle Tavern Lane to slow down traffic. The Board continues to work with Columbia Gas Company on their request for use of the easements throughout the Community to install another gas line through the common areas. The Board agrees that this is not what we want as a Community and we will continue to fight Columbia Gas and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). As in the past, the Board is funding police staffing at the crosswalk at PVR and Wetherburn for select meets/events at our pool. We will work with the Riptide Swim Team leadership to make the crosswalk safe for all those who elect to use it. Finally, we discussed the Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions that we must finalize in the April. We need to have all residents submit their votes by April 20, 2017 or we will be required to restart the process again next year. As mentioned on numerous occasions, we have incorporated all five (5) existing amendments, removed all developer language, and included new language that will allow the Community to enforce many of the ARB Regulations and other guidelines. We have also brought the Declaration into compliance with the recent changes to the Property Owners’ Association Act, and Nonstock Corporation Act provisions. The revision will require a 67 percent approval by the Community and will require a full court press to have this completed as soon as possible. The Board would like to congratulate Scott Liskey for his dedication to the Community this past year. Scott has been active in the Riptide Swim Team; chaired Rock the Block, Adult Swim Social, and Beer Tasting events in conjunction with the CAC. Speaking of the CAC, the group has done an outstanding job generating new ideas for recreation and entertainment for the Community. Their efforts have given rise to such activities as the most recent Mardi Gras, March Madness, and the Paint and Sip event, and the upcoming Murder Mystery Night, the Trivia Nights, the New Neighbors Meet and Greet, the Bourbon and Beer Tasting, and the Movie/sports nights. For children programs, the CAC has organized the Winterfest, Halloween party; Float Nights, and Easter Egg Hunt. Other planned activities include The Virginia Run Rock Block Memorial Day at JMRC, and the 4th of July Family Picnic at the pool. Lastly, in last month’s Horn an article appeared regarding global warming that may have ruffled a few feathers as it may have appeared to some to be political in nature. It has been a long-standing practice of the Board not to be involved in politics. So we apologize to those who may have been offended by the article. You will not see articles in the future that are or would appear to be political in nature. BOARD OF TRUSTEES CLUBS & CONTACTS Jay Johnston...... President Ladies Luncheon Bridge...... Audrey Hunt...... 703-830-8032 Ted Troscianecki...... Vice President Thomas Yehl...... Treasurer / AMC Liaison Swim Team...... Robin Osterhout...... 703-815-1136 Kelly Bobek...... Secretary / CAC Liaison Tennis Club...... Jeff Jones...... 703-623-0954 Andy Beamon...... Board Member Turkey Trot...... Meghan Logan...... 703-803-6322 Dee Kakar...... Board Member/ARB Liaison Joe Migliozzi...... Board Member WFCCA Rep...... Ted Troscianecki...... 703-968-7401 Sully Dist. Council Rep...... Jay Johnston...... 703-815-1136 CAC...... Van Vanlahr...... 703-815-1136 COMMITTEES, CHAIRS & CO-CHAIRS Architectural Review Board...... Kirk Kern...... 703-815-1136 IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Assets Management...... Fred Parker...... 703-815-1136 Police, Fire & Rescue...... 911 Emergency Non-Emergency Police...... 703-691-2131 VIRGINIA RUN COMMUNITY CENTER Animal Control...... 703-691-2131 15355 Wetherburn Court, Centreville, Virginia 20120 Consumer Affairs...... 703-222-8435 Phone 703-815-1136 • Fax 703-222-8876 Dulles Noise Complaint...... 703-572-8215 Email address: [email protected] Web address: www.virginiarun.com Hazardous Disposal...... 703-631-1179 Miss Utility - (Before You Dig)...... 800-552-7001 Management Office Hours Post Office - Sully Station Branch...... 703-378-5502 Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Post Office - Centreville Branch...... 703-830-7690 (The office may occasionally be closed during the above hours Supervisor Kathy Smith's Office...... 703-814-7100 due to other Association business) VDOT...... 800-367-7623 Northern Virginia Electric (NOVEC)...... 703-335-0500 AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY ONLY NUMBER (703) 230-2240 Wildlife Rescue League...... 703-440-0800 Virginia Run Swimming Pool Guard Desk...... 703-815-1442 MANAGEMENT COMPANY Missing/Damaged Street Name Signs...... 703-877-2800 Sequoia Management Company, Inc. 13998 Parkeast Circle, Chantilly, Virginia 20151-2283 Missing/Damaged Traffic Signs (Stop/Speed)...... 703-383-8368
VIRGINIA RUN ASSOCIATION DUES The monthly assessments of $70.00 are due on the first day of each month and can be assessed a $5.00 late fee if not paid by the 15th. Please make sure your checks are payable to Virginia Run – not Sequoia Management – and include your account number provided to you in your coupon book. Check w/coupon should be mailed to Virginia Run, C/O Sequoia Management Co., P. O. Box 18003, Ashburn, VA 20146. Checks made out improperly or mailed to the main office or clubhouse, can cause a delay in the check being posted to your account.
TRASH REMOVAL Pickup days are Monday and Thursday each week. All yard debris must be neatly bagged and recycling material can be comingled and bagged in a clear plastic bag or placed in a recycling bin. Some large household items will be disposed of at no charge, but please call American Disposal (ADS) at (703) 368-0500 to make arrangements for a special pickup. Yard debris is collected on Mondays and recycling materials are collected on Thursdays. The ADS customer service number is (703) 368-0500 or you can visit their website americandisposal.com. Please do not place trash and recycling at the curb before 5:00 p.m. the evening before collection.
THE HORN The Horn is an official publication of the Virginia Run Community Association. It is for the official use of the Association and personal communications between individual members. Use of The Horn for any other purpose is prohibited. The Association is not responsible for the accuracy of information supplied or reproduced herein. The views expressed herein are those of the contributors and do not necessarily reflect those of the Association or of Management. Publication in this newsletter of announcements, resolutions, rules and regulations duly adopted by the Board of Trustees serves as official notice to homeowners and residents of these enactments for purposes of enforcement. All advertisements and articles for The Horn must be submitted by the 5th of each month prior to publication. All rights reserved. This publication is for the sole purpose of the members of the Association and may not be reproduced in whole or in part, mechanically or electronically, without the expressed written permission from the Association.
VIRGINIA RUN 2 APRIL 2017 TREASURER’S REPORT By: Thomas Yehl
JAN - JAN 2017 JAN - FEB 2017 FINANCIAL RESULTS FINANCIAL RESULTS
REVENUE $74,642 $148,020
EXPENSES $74,583 $127,142
SURPLUS/DEFICIT $59 $20,878
THRU JAN 2017 THRU FEB 2017
CASH ON HAND $1,224,506 $1,252,809 LESS - REPLACEMENT RESERVES $609,842 $620,843
- CAPITAL IMPROVE. RES. FUND $159,988 $161,395
- TOTAL LIABILITIES $308,122 $311,181 NET AVAILABLE CASH & OPERATING CONTINGENCY $146,554 $159,390
NOTIFICATION OF FUTURE COMMUNITY MEETING DATES
ARB AMC BOT
April 4 5 6
May 2 10 11
June 6 7 8
July 5 10 13
August 1 9 10
September 5 13 14
October 3 11 12
November 7 8 9
December 5 13 14
VIRGINIA RUN 3 APRILJUNE 20172016 MANAGEMENT NOTES VIRGINIA RUN WEBSITE We strongly encourage all residents to sign-up on the Community website – www.virginiarun.com. The site contains all the association governing documents, forms, upcoming events, association meeting minutes, and a blog that owners can share information with each other. Residents can list items for sale in the Classifi eds, if you are interested in Babysitting, we have a tab you can list your information, we have a Lost & Found and we send out “email blasts” to notify registered members of last minute events or changes. It’s a great tool that you should take advantage of. It also has a survey box that residents can sign-up for an electronic version of The Horn newsletter. This will save us printing and postage costs for those that do not need a hard copy.
DECLARATION VOTING The process to have the membership approve an Amended and Restated Declaration was started on April 21, 2016 and will continue through April 20, 2017 or until we reach the required 943 Yes votes. We have mailed out notices and proxies on three occasions and are required to continue to mail them until we reach our goal. All the information, including a proxy, is on the website under Amended Declaration Information. Please vote at your earliest convenience. Completed proxies can be mailed to the Community Center, dropped off in the door slot, faxed to (703) 222-8876 or emailed to [email protected].
YOGA AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER The Community Center will continue to offer two drop-in classes on most Saturday mornings in 2017.
8am - 8:50am Chair Yoga Class 9am - 10am Yoga Class – All Levels Cost is $5 per class. Bring a mat if you have one!
For questions on the classes contact the Community Center at (703) 815-1136 or Kristyn at [email protected]. You can also keep up to date by fi nding us on Facebook - Search ‘Virginia Run Yoga' and join our group.
CHILDREN’S EASTER EGG HUNT
Mark your calendars! Virginia Run Community Activities Committee will be hosting its annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 15th from 4-5pm at the JMRC! Rain or Shine! We will have thousands of eggs to hunt down! Younger children will have their own area to hunt for eggs. This event is geared for kids of all ages! Be sure to bring your own baskets or bags for collecting and don't forget your cameras! The Easter Bunny will be making a special appearance. If you would like to help stuff eggs or need more information please contact Christi Brubaker, [email protected].
VIRGINIA RUN 4 APRIL 2017 VIRGINIA RUN ELEMENTARY FAMILY FUN COLOR RUN!
Students, family, friends, neighbors, faculty and staff are invited to walk, run or race around a two mile marked route through school grounds and surrounding neighborhood streets. This is a stroller friendly, untimed event.
Participants will pass through multiple “color stations” along the route as volunteers blast you with safe, eco-friendly powdered dye, turning everyone into a living technicolor canvas!!! Fun Run Registrations will include an event t-shirt and post race food & fun!! Don’t miss this exciting event!!
Register by April 7, 2017 to guarantee an event t-shirt at Virginia Run Elementary Color Fun Run. Can't make the race but want to support the VRES PTA? All donations are Tax Deductible and can be mailed into the school at 15450 Martins Hundred Drive, Centreville, VA 20120. Checks should be made out to VRES PTA with Color Run in the memo line. Please contact PTA President Johannah Evans with any questions at [email protected] or 703-266-0369.
VRES PTA 50/50 RAFFLE!!
VRES is holding a 50/50 Raffle to help raise funds to support our STEAM Program! STEAM (Science Technology Engineering Art Math) is an amazing program that is not funded by FCPS, but that all our students love: it is a hands-on time to investigate, build, learn critical thinking and more! Sadly, with the lack of funding for FCPS we are not guaranteed to keep STEAM as a full time position so this is where you can help. The PTA is selling 50/50 Raffle Tickets: for those of you who don't know, a 50/50 fundraiser is where one person wins 50% of the funds raised, and the non profit organization keeps 50% of the funds raised! We are selling tickets for $5 each, and our goal is to sell over $16,000 worth of tickets... so you COULD win over $8,000!!! Remember, the more tickets we sell equals the more money we raise! If you are interested in buying 50/50 tickets please contact VRES PTA President Johannah Evans at 703-266-0369 or [email protected] - she will bring them to your home. The drawing will be on Friday, April 28th. You do not need to be present to win. Thank you in advance for supporting Virginia Run Elementary School!
VIRGINIA RUN 5 APRILJUNE 20172016 VIRGINIA RUN'S SPRING COMMUNITY YARD SALE
Saturday, May 6, 2017 from 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
The yard sale is scheduled for Saturday, May 6th, from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. rain or shine! Helaine Newman and Paula Ferrara-Garcia are the official organizers and will be compiling the treasure map of all those families participating in this community event with a listing of items they plan to sell. Helaine and Paula will be distributing maps at the corner of Wetherburn Drive and Pleasant Valley Road the morning of the sale. If you have any questions, please contact Helaine Newman at 703-402-3134 or Paula Ferrara-Garcia at 703-216-6730.
There will be no entry fee. If you care to participate, just fill out the following information and drop it off or mail it to the Virginia Run Community Center, 15355 Wetherburn Court, Centreville, Virginia 20120 by Tuesday, May 2nd.
Community Yard Sale
Name:______
Address:______
Items for Sale:______
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VIRGINIA RUN 6 APRILJUNE 20172016 APRIL RIPTIDE NEWS
Hello Riptide Families! We have finalized our 2017 meet schedule and are happy to announce we will again be in NVSL Division 4 for 2017 with Crosspointe, Donaldson Run, Lee-Graham, Poplar Tree and Vienna Woods. We will be hosting 2 home A Meets, and Relay Carnival. In the WFDL (developmental league) we will continue to swim with Brookfield, Greenbriar, Pleasant Valley, Poplar Tree and Sully Station and we welcome Little Rocky Run and Oakton to the league. We will host 2 home B meets.
Registration was held on April 2nd and 3rd, but it’s not too late to join the Riptide if you just moved to the neighborhood. Please contact Robin Osterhout at [email protected] for information.
2017 Summer Swim Meet Schedule Date Event Location June 17th Time Trials Virginia Run June 19th Make-Up Time Trials Virginia Run June 24th A Meet vs Vienna Woods Virginia Run June 26th B Meet vs Greenbriar Virginia Run July 1st A Meet vs Donaldson Run Donaldson Woods July 3rd B Meet vs Pleasant Valley Pleasant Valley July 8th A Meet vs Lee-Graham Lee-Graham July 10th B Meet vs Brookfield Brookfield July 12th Relay Carnival Virginia Run July 15th A Meet vs Poplar Tree Poplar Tree July 17th B Meet vs Little Rocky Run Virginia Run July 19th All Star Relay Carnival Green Briar July 22nd Crosspointe vs Virginia Run Virginia Run July 24th B Meet vs Sully Station Sully Station July 29th Divisionals Donaldson Run Aug 5th Individual All Stars Sully Station
Practice Schedule (M-F) 13 & Up 8 & Under 9-10/11-12s May 30 – June 23 (Afternoons) 4p-5p 5p-5:45p 5:45p-6:45p June 26 – July 24 (Mornings) 8a-9:15a 9:15a-10a 10a-11a
VIRGINIA RUN 7 APRIL 2017 GETTING MINDFUL
Mindfulness practice & techniques can: Create Awareness of self, Pay attention better Reduce stress others, & environment Improve executive function Reduce/manage anxiety Improve Memory Impulse Control Lower blood pressure/ heart disease Better clarity Improve focus
GETTING MINDFUL (IN VA. RUN) Mindfulness is now in the forefront in our Western culture & studied extensively in the Science world. These studies are showing with a Class will: Mindfulness practice can reduce stress, improve executive regular practice, these benefits can occur for adults & kids. Introduce mindfulness function, reduceMindfulness and is managepaying attention, anxiety on purpose, & withoutdepression, judgment to self,improve others meditation techniques & help you cultivate a impulse control,and environment.improve Mindfulness memory, is awareness; focus, it’slower getting bloodout of autopilot and into the present & your moment-to-moment experiences. personal daily practice pressure/heart disease and much more. The Instructor, Julie Pearl is a certified Mindfulness instructor ------for adults and kids from K-12 grades. Parade Magazine: “The Mindfulness is now in the forefront in our Western culture & studied #1 Health-Booster in Youth 8-week Workshop ($75): extensively in the Science world. These studies are showing that with a 2015; politicians, regular practice, these benefitsGrade can occur2-5th Mondays for adults 5:00-6:00 & kids. children, celebrities,
April 17, 24, May 1, 8, 15, 22, June 5, 12 athletes, executives are Mindfulness is paying attention, on purpose, w/out judgment, to doing it…Shouldn’t Grade 6-8th Tuesdays 5:00-6:00 self, others and environment.April 18,Mindfulness 25, May 2, 9, 16, techniques 23, 30 June 6 help us to You?” ------get out of autopilot and be present with awareness of our Grade 9-12th Thursdays 5:00-6:00 Time Magazine moment-to-moment experiences.April 20, 27, May 4, 11, 18, 25, June 1st, 8th
About the Instructor Julie Pearl Adult Six-week Workshop ($75): Mondays 7:00-8:30 April 17, 24, May 1, 8, 15, 22 : has been an educator in different capacities VA Run Residents, most lessons for 7+ years and most recently in theAt Fairfaxthe Va. Run County Community Public Center Schools. She has been Contact Julie Pearl: [email protected] / 703-307-0818 studying & practicing mindfulness and is passionate about it and its lifelong benefits. She is a certified Mindfulness instructor and has the certificate of TESTIMONIALS completion from Mindful Schools to teach kids from K-12 grades as well as adults. Amy JeffriesSix: week“This week workshops I completed Julie for Pearl’s adults 6-week Mindfulness Class here in the neighborhood. Wow, it was amazing. Our fast- paced, driven culture here in Northern Virginia can cause us all to lose touch with really living and enjoying our lives. Time races forward, Kidsyet we Gettingrarely stop toMindful be present Classes and enjoy the(Grades moment. K-12) Julie’s class gave me many simple tools, backed by hard science, to improve my Workshops/classeswell-being and that of are those forming around me. now,I highly to recommend be held it atand the feel that absolutely anyone and everyone can benefit from it.” Virginia Run Community Center. Leslie Willis: Julie Pearl's Mindfulness class opened my eyes to how taking the time to learn about and then practice mindfulness can Workshopsallow me to enjoy can and be be arrangedpresent during for the day private instead ofgroups trying to accomplish a task while thinking about the next task. Since taking her Please contactclass, Julie I have Pearl read andat: [email protected] to several books on Mindfulness or 703-307-0818 and have been trying to keep up a daily practice. My kids (4 and 6) also participated in a class with Julie Pearl on kids mindfulness. The earlier we can teach these skills to our children the healthier (physically and mentally) they will be as adults. I also highly recommend the classes with Julie both kids and adults.
VIRGINIA RUN 8 APRIL 2017
VIRGINIA RUN COMMUNITY BLOOD DRIVE
When: Wednesday, May 17th 2:00-8:00pm
Where: Virginia Run Community Center
Why: Your one donation can potentially save three lives!
Make your lifesaving appointment today!
https://inovabloodsaves.org/index.cfm?group=op&expand=18813&zc=20120
or go to www.inova.org/donateblood and choose “schedule a donation”
Please consider taking an hour out of your busy schedule to donate blood. Never donated before? Grab a friend and come together.
Let’s show that Virginia Run is a community that cares!
Every two seconds, someone in the US needs blood.
Simple requirements to donate: • 16 years old with parent consent, 17 years or older no consent required. • Feeling well the day of donation • 110 pounds minimum • Valid photo ID must be presented
Save A Life – Donate Blood!
Questions – contact Mindy Conway at [email protected].
VIRGINIA RUN 9 APRIL 2017 VIRGINIA RUN’S 2017 POOL SEASON
We look forward to working with NVPools again this pool season. The pool phone number at the Guard desk is (703) 815-1442.
POOL REGISTRATION If you are a new resident or need new pool passes, pool registration is from 3:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. every Thursday, May through August. If you are unable to make these registration times, please send a 1 ¼”(h) x 1”(w) size photo (or passport size), your name, address, phone number and birth date along with a self-addressed envelope to the Virginia Run Community Center at 15355 Wetherburn Court, Centreville, VA 20120. We will be happy to make your pass and send it back to you. If you have not yet received your pool validation stickers, please call us at (703) 815-1136 or drop by the community center – we’ll be happy to assist you!
POOL HOURS (To include holidays) May 20th & 21st ...... 11:00 a.m - 8:00 p.m. May 26th ...... 4:00 p.m - 8:00 p.m. May 27th through September 4th ...... 11:00 a.m - 8:00 p.m.
POOL LIFEGUARD OPPORTUNITIES If you are interested in learning more about lifeguard opportunities, contact NVPools at NVPools.com or (703) 968-8800.
VIRGINIA RUN 10 APRIL 2017 S 017 av 7, 2 se e t ne 1 Hou Hi he Date! Ju urt stor ty co ic FairFax coun Celebrate Fairfax County’s 275th Birthday! Saturday, June 17, 2017 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Historic Fairfax Courthouse
The day’s events, which are free and open to the public, will include: • Family-friendly activities • Entertainment • History Exhibits • Living History • Performances …and more! Visit www.Fairfax275.com for more information.
A Fairfax County, Va., publication To request reasonable ADA accommodations, call 703-324-5421 or 703-449-1186 (TTY).
VIRGINIA RUN 11 APRIL 2017 NEW VIRGINIA RUN ADVERTISING RATES EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2017
Size of Ad Rate Per Month Marketplace Ad (3 lines) $65.00 Residents and Non-residents Marketplace Ad (3 lines) $5.00 Resident Teens Only (18 Years and Under) Business Card $65.00 Residents and Non-Residents ¼ Page Ad $150.00 Residents and Non-Residents ½ Page Ad $300.00 Residents and Non-Residents
PLEASE NOTE: All ads must be submitted and paid for by the 5th of the month for the following month’s issue. There will be NO exceptions. Ads must be camera ready or pdf. Please send by email to [email protected]. Ads are on a first come, first serve basis, and we reserve the right to refuse them when space is limited. While we appreciate the support pf our advertisers, placement in this newsletter does not imply endorsement by the Virginia Run Community Association or the Virginia Run Board of Trustees.
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VIRGINIA RUN 15 APRIL 2017 Presorted Standard U.S. Postage PAID Centreville, VA Permit No. 118 Virginia Run 15355 Wetherburn Court Centreville, Virginia 20120
APRIL 2017 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 Chair Yoga ~ 8:00 am Yoga ~ 9:00 am CAC Murder Mystery 6:00 - 9:00 pm 2 Riptide Meet the 3 4 5 6 7 8 Coach ~ 5:00 pm BOT ~ 7:30 pm
Riptide Registration Riptide Registration Chair Yoga ~ 8:00 am ARB ~ 6:00 pm AMC ~ 7:30 pm 12:30 - 3:30 pm 6:00 - 8:00 pm Yoga ~ 9:00 am
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Chair Yoga ~ 8:00 am Yoga ~ 9:00 am Children’s Easter Egg Hunt 4:00 - 5:00 JMRC 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
Chair Yoga ~ 8:00 am Easter Yoga ~ 9:00 am
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Photography ARB Applications Chair Yoga ~ 8:00 am Workshop Due Yoga ~ 9:00 am 30
MAY 2017 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 6 Chair Yoga ~ 8:00 am Yoga ~ 9:00 am ARB ~ 6:00 pm Spring Yard Sale 8:00 - 2:00 pm 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 BOT ~ 7:30 pm Chair Yoga ~ 8:00 am AMC ~ 7:30 pm Yoga ~ 9:00 am
May 14 May 20 - 21 May 28 Single Stream Recycling. YARD DEBRIS: Consists of grass Mother’s Day Pool Open Rock The Block clippings, leaves and tree limbs. Grass May 17 11:00 - 8:00 pm May 29 and leaves must be bagged. Tree limbs Virginia Run May 26 Memorial Day TRASH: Secure all trash in tied plastic must be bundled no longer than 5 feet bags closed in your trash toter. Blood Drive Pool Open May 31 in length and 6 inches in diameter. 4:00 -8:00 pm Please do not put yard debris out prior May 20 Photography Workshop For waste management issues to 5:00 p.m. on Sundays. Chair Yoga ~ 8:00am May 27 call 703-368-0500. Yoga ~ 9:00AM Pool Open 11:00 - 8:00 pm Daily