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Kingstonian
Volume 23 u March 2015
Official Publication of the Kingstowne Residential Owners Corp.
www.kingstowne.org
Requested Home Delivery by February 27, 2015
Coming in March
u Shred It Day–March 21...See page 14
u Free Eggcitement Egg Hunt and
Photos with the Bunny–March 28...See page 25
u Bunny Basket Drop Off–March 28...See page 25
KINGSTOWNE RESIDENTIAL OWNERS CORPORATION
6090 KINGSTOWNE VILLAGE PARKWAY
KINGSTOWNE, VA 22315
PRSRT STD
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
PERMIT 2282
MERRIFIELD, VA
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Contents
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March 2015
Monthly
Departments
2 KROC News
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February BOT Meeting Highlights
2015 BOT Meeting Dates
Contacts for Who’s Who in Kingstowne;
Community Center Locations and Hours
5 KROC Announcements
6 ARC Schedule for 2015
7 Community Yard Sale Set for May 2
8 Who Plows Snow in Kingstowne?
9 Approved Policy Resolution #12:
Vehicle Policies
10 2015 Street and Sidewalk Improvements
11 March 4 Public Hearing: Proposed Minor
Changes to Pool Rules
12 Yard Debris Pickup Begins March 1
14 Activity & Fitness Programs
14 Special Events & New Activities
15 Ongoing Free Clubs
15 Ongoing Paid Events & Clubs
18 This Month’s Features
See List of Features at right
28 Around the Towne
28 Local Government Reports
32 Classified Ads
36 Community Calendar
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Features
18-19 Improvements Through
The Neighborhood
Landscape Initiative:
Before and After Photos
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20-21 Architectural Inspections
Have Begun
23 Recycla”Bowl” News–
Pool Party for Winners
24 Preventing March Winds
from Scattering Trash
25 Mark Your Calendars
for March-May Events
• Shred It Day–March 21
• Free Eggcitement Egg
Hunt and Photos with
the Bunny–March 28
• Bunny Basket Drop Off
in Kingstowne–March 28
• Kids’ Soccer Begins–
April 11
• Tennis Kicks Off–April 25
• Community Yard Sale–
May 2
• Kids’ Pizza Party and
Crafts–May 8
• Pool Kickoff Party–
May 24
27 New Fitness Equipment
at Snyder Center
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BOT Meeting Highlights
Members of the Recycling Task Force met January 21 to review details of the spring Recycla “Bowl” competition. See article on page 23.
Photo by Mayra Ruiz, KROC Communications Specialist
BOT Meeting Highlights
Below is a summary of actions taken at the February 4, 2015, meeting of the Kingstowne Residential Owners Corporation (KROC)
Board of Trustees (BOT). Board highlights are written from draft minutes prior to board approval and are subject to change.
n The Board took action to
accept the 2015 management
monitoring report requirements
which include routine reporting
on management and site
issues relative to the ongoing
operations of the corporation.
n At the recommendation of the
Financial Advisory Committee
(FAC), budget adjustments were
approved that balance last fall’s
projected income and expenses
with year-end actuals.
n A plan was accepted to expand
communications to include social
media to aid in keeping the
community informed.
n The trustees accepted the
general manager’s monitoring
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reports regarding contracting/
purchasing, fiscal planning and
budgeting, financial conditions,
asset protection, assessment
collections, annual plan,
covenants and deed restriction
enforcement, and communication
methods with members.
n The Board members reviewed
the most recent reports from the
meetings of the Architectural
Review Committee (ARC),
Financial Advisory Committee,
the Recycling Neighborhood
Advisory Board, and 30th
Anniversary Task Force.
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BOT Meeting Agendas
The monthly board agenda and draft
meeting highlights are available at
www.kingstowne.org. The agenda
contains a preview of subjects that
the KROC Board of Trustees will
discuss during the upcoming board
meetings.
The draft agendas are available to
view two weeks prior to the monthly
meetings; the draft highlights are
available to view three business days
following each board meeting.
n n n
2015 KROC BOT Meetings
Meetings are held at 7 P.M.,
usually in the Thompson Center
August 5
March 4
September 2
April 1
October 7
May 6
November 4
June 3
December 2
July 8
The 2015 Annual Meeting
is scheduled for November 12.
Who’s Who Contacts
Kingstowne Residential Owners Corporation (KROC)
The Thompson Center, 6090 Kingstowne Village Parkway, Kingstowne, VA 22315
703-922-9477 • 703-922-2713 fax
Email: [email protected] • Website: http://www.kingstowne.org
Who’s Who and How to Contact Them
KROC Board of Trustees
[email protected]
President................................................................. Kathleen Snyder
Vice President ..................................................Cynthia Jacobs Carter
Secretary/Treasurer ................................................ Jeanne McCarroll
Trustee ............................................................................. Gary Ezard
Trustee ................................................................. Michael Lamarche
Trustee ...............................................................................Tim Nank
Trustee ........................................................................David Robbins
KROC Staff Directory
(Alphabetical Order by Last Name)
WTS Director of Recreation Services
Meg Cochran ...................................... [email protected]
Grounds and Facilities Coordinator
Roberta Cain Conklin .............................. [email protected]
Operations Manager
Vicky Crews ................................................ [email protected]
General Manager
Ronda DeSplinter [email protected]
Facilities Manager
Jim Henderson .............................................. [email protected]
Covenants Coordinator
Ashley Johnson ........................................ [email protected]
Kingstonian Editor
Blanche Kapustin.......................................editor@kingstowne.org
Covenants Manager
Dana Mayfield ............................................ [email protected]
Administrative Assistant
Angela Pollard [email protected]
Communications Specialist
Mayra Ruiz ............................... [email protected]
Office/Finance Administrator
Nancy Vasser .............................................nancy@kingstowne.org
KROC Community Centers & Fitness Facilities
KROC Business Office • 703-922-9477
Thompson Center, Top Floor
6090 Kingstowne Village Parkway, Kingstowne, VA 22315
Mon.-Fri. 9 A.M.-5:30 P.M.; Wed. 9 A.M.-8 P.M.
Thompson Center Fitness Facility • 703-922-4216
Mon.-Fri. 5 A.M.-9:30 P.M.; Sat.-Sun. & Holiday 8 A.M.-7 P.M.
Snyder Center Fitness Facility • 703-719-7909
6450 South Van Dorn Street, Kingstowne, VA 22315
Mon.-Fri. 6 A.M.-10 P.M.; Sat.-Sun. & Holiday 8 A.M.-7 P.M.
South Center
KROC Community Services
Republic Services Recycling and Trash Removal...................703-818-8222
FirstService Residential (formerly Armstrong)–Assessment Payments.. 703-385-7256
REMINDER: Mail Payments: FirstService Residential, PO Box 11983, Newark, NJ 07101-4983
Emergency and Government Services
Emergency Police/Fire and Rescue ..................................................... 911
Police (Non-Emergency)...................................................... 703-691-2131
Jeff C. McKay, Lee District Supervisor ....................703-971-6262, TTY 711
Alice Eggers, Neighborhood Watch Police Officer............... 703-922-8263
Kingstowne Fire Station ..................................................... 703-719-9294
Franconia Fire Station .........................................................703-971-5858
Poison Control Center/Information .................................. 1-800-222-1222
Fairfax County Animal Shelter .............................................703-830-1100
Kingstowne Post Office ....................................................... 703-971-3093
Kingstowne Library .............................................................703-339-4610
Wildlife Rescue League (injured/orphaned animals) ........... 703-440-0800
INOVA Healthplex (9 A.M. to 5 P.M.) ....................................703-797-6801
INOVA Healthplex (24 Hours/Emergency) ...........................703-797-6809
Hazardous Waste Removal ................................................. 703-324-5068
Utilities and Roadways
Miss Utility (call before you dig) .......................................................... 811
Virginia Power (also to report outages)............................ 1-888-667-3000
Washington Gas ..................................................................703-750-1000
Verizon ............................................................................1-800-837-4966
Cox Communications ..........................................................703-378-8400
Fairfax Water...................................................................... 703-698-5800
Virginia VDOT (Customer Service) ....... 1-800-FOR-ROAD; 1-800-367-7623
School Numbers
Edison High ........................................................................ 703-924-8000
Hayfield Secondary/High .................................................... 703-924-7400
Francis Scott Key Middle School .......................................... 703-313-3900
Mark Twain Middle School ................................................... 703-313-3700
Franconia Elementary .........................................................703-822-2200
Hayfield Elementary........................................................... 703-924-4500
Lane Elementary .................................................................703-924-7700
Apartment Management Companies
The Edgemoore (Stellar Management Co.)......................... 703-971-4949
The Elms at Kingstowne (Legend Mgmt. Group) .................703-922-6336
Sussex at Kingstowne (Milestone Management) ................ 703-922-1808
Condominium Management Companies
Chancery (Cardinal Mgmt.)....................................... 703-569-5797, x5022
Eton Square (Condominium Services, Inc., “CSI”) ................703-370-1600
Stratford Place (Legum & Norman) .................................... 703-600-6000
Kingstonian Publisher
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Fran Poling and Brian Poling, Publishers ............................. 301-646-5087
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KROC News
KROC Announcements
HOA Dues Address Reminder
Local Land Use Projects, Road
Construction, and Comments
Payments, due the 1st of each
month, can be mailed to FirstService
Residential, PO Box 11983, Newark, NJ
07101-4983. Rate is $59.57/ month for
condominium owners and $97.32/ month
for townhouse, single-family, and duplex
owners.
For updates on local land use projects,
visit www.kingstowne.org, click on
the “Resident Resources” drop-down
menu, and select the “Community
Information” section. Then click on
“Land Use & New Dev” along the left
margin. The page explains the land
development process in Kingstowne.
Summaries and links are available for
local land use projects.
Pool Rules Public Hearing Is March 4
A public hearing will take place on
Wednesday, March 4, 6:30 P.M., at the
Thompson Center, to review the Policy
Resolution #10, Pool Rules. (See p. 11)
Facilities Pass–Why Do I Need One?
A valid facilities pass is needed to access
the fitness centers and some residentonly events. If you are renting a home
in Kingstowne, or if your personal
information has changed, please stop
by the KROC Business Office to update
your facilities pass. The office is open
9-5:30 weekdays and until 8 P.M. every
Wednesday.
Who Needs a Facilities Pass?
All residents age one and over must
have a facilities pass, and those who are
age 12 and over must have their photo
taken. The first facilities pass and first
replacement pass are free. After that,
there may be a $5 charge.
What Do I Need to Bring?
Tenants: Photo ID and current lease.
Facilities passes will only be issued to
residents named on the lease. Passes
will automatically be cancelled at the
end of the lease term. A new lease must
be presented at the business office to
update the passes.
New Homeowners: Photo ID and the
HUD1 settlement paper. Homeowners
will need to authorize other residents
of the household to receive passes. This
Happy Birthday all 12-year-olds!
When you turn 12, stop by the KROC
Business Office to have your photo
added to your facilities pass.
can be done in person or in writing.
Homeowners do not need to renew
their passes.
Homeowners with a Facilities Pass: No
need to update your facilities pass
unless you lose it or the information
you provided has changed.
Refinancing Your Home?
If your lender or financial
institution requests a “Lender
PUD Questionnaire” or
“Insurance Declaration page,”
please visit www.condocerts.
com. If you require specific
wording on the KROC Insurance
Declaration page, please contact
www.EOIDIRECT.com as CondoCerts
will not be able to provide that
service. Currently, these are the
only available ways to obtain these
documents. A fee is charged by both
companies.
For updates on road construction
projects in northern Virginia, visit www.
VAmegaprojects.com. Comments on
proposed developments, and on other
topics, can be emailed to
[email protected].
Storm Water Management Ponds
Storm water management facilities,
including dry ponds, are never safe
places to play, sled, ice skate, swim, or
fish. Please heed posted warning signs.
Also, do not sled or ski near roads—help
prevent accidents by reminding friends
and family to avoid roads, ponds, and
construction sites.
See a Problem? Report It, Please!
The large storm water management
basins (“dry ponds”) throughout the
community are maintained by Fairfax
County. Although there are regular
inspections of each of these facilities,
local residents are often more aware
when something is wrong.
If you become aware of a maintenance
issue regarding a storm water
management facility, please notify the
KROC Business Office. Also, problems
can be reported to Fairfax County
Stormwater Management by calling
KROC Announcements, cont. on page 7
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Applications are available at www.kingstowne.org.
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Mark Your Calendars–Community Yard Sale–May 2
KROC’s spring community yard sale is
Saturday, May 2, 8 A.M.-5 P.M., with a
rain date of Sunday, May 3.
Signs are encouraged; please remove
them by 5 P.M. Please remember,
community centers and the surrounding
areas are not authorized sale areas—
there may be paid events occurring
during this time.
Residents may use their own yards as
well as common grounds along Summer
Ridge Road, Kingstowne Commons
Drive, Park Village Drive, Lake Village
Drive, Greendale Village Drive, Horgan
Court, and Castlewellan Drive.
Photo by Marco Vallejo
KROC Announcements, cont. from page 5
703-877-2800 or through online form
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Kingstonian
Volume 23 u march 2015
official publication of the Kingstowne Residential owners Corp.
www.kingstowne.org
Requested Home delivery by february 27, 2015
Coming in march
u shred it day–march 21...see page 14
u free eggcitement egg Hunt and
photos with the Bunny–march 28...see page 25
u Bunny Basket drop off–march 28...see page 25
Kingstonian Is Online EARLY!
The Kingstonian is available online—10
days before the mailed copies arrive.
Visit www.kingstowne.org and click on
the “Kingstonian Available Online!” link
from the home page. If you are looking
for the advertising rates or back issues,
go to www.mpublishing.net.
Notary Service
Notary Service is available
at the KROC Business
Office, 6090 Kingstowne
Village Parkway.
• Photo ID required.
• Services are $2 per document.
K ing st
• Do not sign document in advance.
• Please call before arriving to ensure
the notary is available.
• Witnessing not available.
• Virginia notaries are not authorized
to certify true copies of birth, death,
or marriage certificates.
Please Send
Us Your
Photos!
Photos
especially
needed:
• Comedy Show March 13, p. 14
• Bunny basket drop-offs and egg
hunt March 28, p. 25
• And all of the clubs listed on
page 15
High-resolution digital photos, .pdf
or .jpg, work best. Please email to
[email protected] or bring them
on a CD to the KROC Business Office.
Have a ton of photos? Feel free to
send the editor a link to a folder of
photos on your Dropbox or other
sharing account.
o n ia n
Kingstonian Magazine
is FREE to KROC
Owners and Residents
You know your HOA
fees go toward
maintaining and improving the
Kingstowne community. But did you
know none of the HOA fees go toward
publication of your monthly magazine?
Marlborough Publishing, contracted
publisher of the Kingstonian since 1995,
pays all expenses: printing and mailing
costs, as well as editing, layout, and ad
sales services. KROC retains full control
of the content of the magazine.
Each month, KROC staff members
prepare articles and photographs for
the Kingstonian. They work closely with
the publisher to ensure that owners
and residents are kept informed about
KROC business and the many activities
throughout the community.
Kudos also to the many volunteers
throughout Kingstowne who submit
articles and photos to enhance the
Kingstonian’s content and visual appeal!
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Snow Plowing in KingStowne
towne
Be Prepared!
Kingstowne residents should be as
prepared as possible for when the snow
falls and know where to call for plowing
information.
Who’s Responsible?
There are two organizations
responsible for snow plowing on the
streets throughout the Kingstowne
community.
Maintained by VDOT (703-383-8368)
Public streets are maintained by the
Virginia Department of Transportation
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(VDOT) and are listed below:
Maintained by KROC
• Castlewellan Drive
• Hayfield Road
• Horgan Court
• Greendale Village Drive
• King Centre Drive
• Kingstowne Commons Drive
• Lake Village Drive
• Park Village Drive
• Sir Viceroy Drive
• Kingstowne Boulevard
• Summer Ridge Road
• South Van Dorn Street (from
Franconia Road to Telegraph Road
All private roads within the
community are maintained
by KROC. Questions or
comments can be directed
to the Kingstowne
Business Office weather
emergency number at
571-255-8662 or emailed
to roberta@kingstowne.
org.
KROC News
Approved Policy Resolution #12: Vehicle Policies
Throughout several months over the
summer, a discussion was held in
neighborhoods and with the Board
of Trustees regarding the parking
policies. Proposed amendments
were published in the October
Kingstonian, and a public hearing
was held on November 5, 2014. The
Board approved the amendments. The
approved policy is summarized below.
The amended policy includes changes
in prohibited vehicles, residential
neighborhood parking plans, and
enforcement sections.
Areas of Changes
• Residents parking vehicles in spaces
marked for guests or unassigned
parking spaces.
• Time limit for vehicles unattended
for an extended period of time.
• Kingstowne Residential Owners
Corporation has granted authority
to the Fairfax County Police
Department to enforce all codes,
ordinances, and statutes set
forth by Fairfax County and the
commonwealth of Virginia.
• Enforcement of parking violations
will be driven through a written
complaint basis.
• New size restrictions for oversized
trucks and vans.
Copy of Policy Resolution #12
For a full copy of Policy Resolution
#12, please go to http://www.
kingstowne.org/Page/16500~279779/
Kingstowne-Vehicle-Policies or visit
the KROC Business Office in the
Thompson Center, 2nd floor.
Snow Shovelers Available
List of Shovelers
u DylanJ.Hodges,719-464-6084
“I can work anywhere within 2 miles
of Summer Ridge and Kingstowne
Village Parkway.”
u LukeLloyd,719-322-6159
[email protected]
“I can shovel within a mile of
Abbottsbury Row.”
u BrittMallow,571-245-2915
“I can shovel anywhere in the
Castlewellan Drive area.”
u PetarMilutinovic,843-737-2493
“I can shovel all areas
within one mile of Ashby Lane.”
u GarrettTurner,571-230-3660
“I am available to shovel in the
area of Lake Village Drive.”
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2015 Street and Sidewalk Imp
Street and concrete repairs have a tentative
start date in March. As we prepare for this
work to begin, our contractor will be coming
through each neighborhood on the schedule
and marking the sections of sidewalk, curb,
aprons, and asphalt that will be repaired.
street repairs. Keep an eye out for
announcements in the mail that will
be used as a reminder for when your
neighborhood is scheduled!
Concrete Repairs to Begin March 9
An updated schedule will always be
on the website, www.kingstowne.org.
Email alerts will be sent to residents of
affected neighborhoods.
The concrete repairs are scheduled first
and are planned to begin on March 9 in the
following neighborhoods:
Abbey • Derbyshire • Dorset
Edinburgh • Northampton
Queens Court • Sheffield
Terrington • Winsford
Notifications to Residents
Residents will receive notification in advance
when neighborhoods are scheduled for
Website Will Contain
Updated Schedules
Moving Your Vehicle
During the scheduled street repair
work in your neighborhood, vehicles
will need to be moved to an alternative
parking area. If you will be out of town,
please make arrangements to have your
vehicle(s) moved for you. Vehicles do
not need to be moved during the concrete
repair process.
Vehicles left in the parking lot when the
repairs begin will be subject to towing. The
owners of vehicles that require towing will
be responsible for paying the towing fee.
Towed vehicles may be retrieved at the
towing company’s lot.
2015 Preliminary Schedule
At right is a list of neighborhoods and
streets that are planned for repairs in
2015:
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or you may call 703-922-9477.
KROC News
mprovements
Abbey
Haltwhistle Lane
Keble Drive
Lands End Lane
Aldenham II
Walkers Croft Way
Derbyshire
Bradmore Street
Cromwell Place
Mallory Circle
Mallory Lane
Southward Lane
Dorset
Buxton Court
Ridley Court
Cherwell Lane
Worsley Way
Edinburgh
Norham Drive
Castleberg Court
Dungeness Lane
Eastgate Lane
Liverpool Lane
Liverpool Court
Old Stratford Ct.
Sir Cambridge Way
Westcott Hills Way
Saint Giles Way
Northampton
Masondale Road
Embry Spring Lane
Still Spring Place
Sheffield
Sutcliffe Drive
Terrington
Earlston Court
Earlston Drive
Ians Way
Banchory Court
Cromarty Drive
Kirkcaldy Lane
Lerwick Court
Gourock Court
Winsford
Hollyford Lane
Queens Court
Abbottsbury Row
Hartshorne Square
Proposed Minor Changes to Pool Rules
Public Hearing Is March 4
The Pool Pals
A group known as the Pool Pals focuses
on just that role. It includes resident
representatives who frequent each pool,
along with representatives of the pool
management company (NV Pools), the
fitness management company (WTS),
and the KROC staff.
Summary of Substantial Proposed
Changes in Policy Resolution #10:
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Recommendations Proposed
At the end of the 2014 pool season, the
Pool Pals conducted a routine review of
the pool rules and came up with a few
recommendations. Since the pool rules
are part of a policy resolution (#10 – Pool
Rules), the revisions are also available in
a marked-up draft to ensure the changes
are easily identifiable.
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Penalties for minor violations of the rules
will be applicable to all patrons rather
than just children;
A swimming proficiency test (25 meters)
may be required of any patron who
demonstrates questionable swimming
skills in the main pool;
A non-swimmer of any age will not
be allowed in the main pool without a
supervising person within immediate
reach;
The 15-minute break period each hour
may be waived by the pool manger
depending upon the number of patrons
in each area of the pool, the number
of lifeguards on duty, and the number
of supervising adults accompanying
children;
Information about swim lessons will
no longer be included in the pool rules,
but will continue to be provided in the
Kingstonian and on the website.
photo by Marco Vallejo
The 2015 pool season is still a few
months away, yet it’s a good time to
reflect on changes that may improve the
experience residents have when visiting
the Kingstowne pools.
Public Hearing Set for March 4
The proposed changes will be discussed
during a public hearing which has been
scheduled for Wednesday, March 4, 6:30 P.M.,
in the Thompson Center.
Comments
Comments can be submitted to kingstowne@
kingstowne.org or residents can present
comments in person at the public hearing on
March 4. For a copy of the proposed changes
in Policy Resolution #10, please go to www.
kingstowne.org or visit the KROC Business
Office in the Thompson Center, 2nd floor.
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KROC News
Yard Debris Pickup Season Begins March 1
Brown paper bags are perfect for grass
clippings, leaves, and twigs. Brush and limbs
should be cut and bundled with rope or twine.
Yard debris in brown paper bag
What Is Yard Debris?
Yard debris is an accumulation of
various products gathered from
your yard. Yard debris includes grass
clippings, twigs, fallen leaves, and
pruning remains. Hardscape materials
are also considered yard debris.
Yard Waste Is Recyclable
Yard waste is considered a by-product
of regular yard maintenance. For larger
yard debris items, a special pickup is
recommended. Starting March 1, yard
debris will be accepted for pickup on
Wednesdays.
Here are a few friendly reminders when
recycling yard waste:
• Branches should be 6 inches or less in
diameter, and 4 feet or less in length.
• Brush and limbs should be cut and
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This pile of branches, limbs, and nonyard debris is not suitable for pickup.
Yard debris in clear plastic bag
bundled with rope or twine. See
example at top left, above.
• Grass clippings, leaves, and twigs
must be placed in a brown paper
bag, clear plastic bag, or black bag
marked with an “X.” See examples
above.
What Is a Special Pickup
by Republic Services?
Hardscape materials need a special
pickup. Hardscape materials include
dry stack stones, bricks, old plastic
pots (they are recyclable), dirt,
rocks, root balls, and similar items
weighing a maximum of 35 pounds.
Arrangements for a special pickup
can be made by contacting Republic
Services at 703-818-8222. Loads
larger than 35 pounds need to be
handled separately.
Yard debris in black plastic bag with “X”
Residents May Drop Off
Certain Items at Disposal Facility
Bricks, concrete, and dirt may also be
dropped off at designated disposal
facilities.
• I-95 Landfill (Lorton)
9850 Furnace Road, Lorton, VA 22079
Small amounts accepted
• I-66 Transfer Station (Fairfax)
4618 West Ox Road, Fairfax, VA 22030
Large amounts accepted
Please Help Preserve
Our Naturalized Areas
Please refrain from disposing of yard
waste in naturalized areas (woods).
When yard debris is disposed of in the
naturalized areas, the ecology of the
environment changes and may result in
an uneven balance of nature.
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Activity and Fitness
Activity and Fitness Programs
ThompsonFitnessCenter,703-922-4216
6090KingstowneVillageParkway
SnyderFitnessCenter,703-719-7909
SouthCenter
6450SouthVanDornStreet
6080KingstowneVillageParkway
MegCochran,DirectorofRecreationServices•[email protected]
To Sign Up or Get Info
Unless otherwise noted, sign up for all activities listed in this Kingstonian by
calling a fitness center or emailing Director of Recreation Services Meg Cochran
at phone numbers and email address above. For all other up-to-date changes, please
visit www.kingstowne.org and click the link to sign up for the email distribution list.
Fitness Center Orientations
Fitness center orientations are being offered now. Please make an appointment
with the director of recreation services. You don’t have to be a new resident to
Kingstowne to receive an orientation.
Fitness Center Front Desk
Complete Listings
A full listing of activities, including prices and information for non-residents, is
available online at www.kingstowne.org and at the fitness centers.
Email Director of Recreation Services!
Email [email protected] to:
u Be added to our email distribution list for activity and program news!
u Receive a new club application and start a new club!
Please note the Kingstowne Fitness and Activities Staff reserves the right to cancel any program or class
due to lack of registration. To help ensure that all classes and activities will take place, please register at
least two weeks in advance. Activities posted in the Kingstonian are subject to change.
Comedy Show
Special Events and New Activities
Comedy Show–March 13, 7-9 P.M.
Enjoy an evening out filled with laughter! The show will be held on Friday, March
13, 7-9 P.M., at the Thompson Center Ballroom. Tickets will be sold at the door
only. Snack and beverages will be sold during the event. All proceeds will benefit
Operation Renewed Hope Foundation. Cost: $15 per person.
Shred It
“Shred It” on March 21, 9 A.M.-12 P.M.
On Saturday, March 21, residents may bring up to four paper boxes to the
Thompson Center for free shredding by Safeguard. All residents must show a
proper Kingstowne facilities pass.
Group Exercise Session Begins March 16
The next group exercise session will begin March 16. Registration forms are
available at both Snyder and Thompson fitness centers. Never tried a class
before? Come check out your first class for free! Contact Donna Metz at donna@
kingstowne.org with any questions.
Continued on page 15
Group Exercise
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Activity and Fitness
“An Evening of Dance” Begins in April
Want to learn how to dance? Do you love watching “Dancing With The Stars”?
Consider looking into a new fun and exciting hobby with health benefits. This
April, Kingstowne is offering a 6-week session of introductory ballroom/ Latin
dancing with award winning dancer Raquel Robinson. You will learn dances such
as the fox trot, salsa, rhumba, and many more. This will be open to residents and
non-residents of Kingstowne. Both couples and singles are highly encouraged to
sign up. More details coming soon.
An Evening of Dance
6-WEEK Junior LEGO® Robotics - WeDo™, April 20 to June 1
This class is a perfect mixture of fun and learning, using LEGO® WeDo™ Robots.
Students build various wild animals, amazing mechanisms, and soccer-themed
gadgets. Students will learn how to program and operate their creations using
a laptop computer. This six-week course will be offered through Southeast
Northern Virginia Engineering for Kids. Program scheduled for Monday evenings
5:30-6:30 P.M. for grades K-2 at a cost of $138.
Junior LEGO® Robotics
Moms Club
The new Moms Club is meeting the 2nd Monday each month, 10-11:30 A.M., in
the Snyder Center Ballroom. For more information, contact Alyssa Ciccone at
[email protected] or 202-368-7379.
Babysitting Course Coming In April
Details and Date TBA
Moms Club
Ongoing Free Clubs
Ongoing Paid Events and Clubs
Line Dancing Club–Paula
10 A.M.–12 P.M., Wednesdays
Thompson Center Ballroom
[email protected]
Tennis
Bridge Club–Shail Butani
6:30-10 P.M., 2nd and 4th
Wednesdays of each month
South Center Great Room
703-869-9401 or
[email protected]
Chess Club–Kumar
6:30-9 P.M., Tuesdays
703-921-5371 or
[email protected]
Cooking Divas–JoAnn
11:30 A.M.-2:30 P.M.
March 18 and April 15
[email protected]
Music Playgroup–Desrae Gibby
10:30 A.M. to noon, Wed.
Snyder Center Ballroom
[email protected]
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Meetup–Jan Hix
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[email protected]
Tai Chi Club–Paula
9-10 A.M., Saturdays
South Center Aerobics Room
[email protected]
Weekday Tennis Group–Brenda
MWF, spring-fall
Singles and doubles matches
[email protected]
Weekend Tennis Club–Ulrike
[email protected]
Martial Arts–All Ages
Kingstowne Family Martial Arts
Snyder Center on Tu. & Thur.
South Center on Saturdays
Brian Oviatt at 703-862-4396
www.kingstownekaratedo.com
One-on-One Pilates
Kingstowne Ladies Social Group
www.meetup.com/KingstowneLadies-Social-Meetup
One-on-One Pilates–
Pat Backe
South Center Aerobics Room
$75 per 60-min. session.
Packs available.
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Massage–Aylene Blafkin
Swedish, deep tissue, sports,
and pregnancy massage.
Daily by appt.
Snyder Ctr. Massage Room
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D E D I C AT I O N
•
INTEGRITY
•
HONESTY
The Kingstowne Lawn
& Landscape Difference
At Kingstowne Lawn & Landscape, it is our people that make the difference. Most
of our team members have been with us for over five years, and twelve of them
have called Kingstowne home for a decade or more. It is this team longevity and
dedication to service that sets us apart in an industry sadly lacking in service quality.
Whether you’re a new or returning customer, you’ll find our field personnel to be
skilled and efficient – and our office staff to be knowledgeable and responsive.
Drawing strength from this amazing team of professionals, Kingstowne provides
superior service and attention to detail during all project phases.
Since 1997, Kingstowne Lawn & Landscape has been designing, building and caring
for landscapes to fit your lifestyle. With over a century of professional experience,
our team takes pride in keeping promises. From our initial meeting to the completed
project, we will treat you like royalty.
Building Landscapes of Distinction
Meet Alan Macbeth
Senior Landscape Designer
Meet Mike Perez
Senior Account Manager
703.339.8706
[email protected]
www.kingstownelawn.com
LAWN & LANDSCAPE
D E D I C AT I O N
Mowing l Lawn Care l Plant Health Care l Mulching & Edging l Pruning l Flowerbed Weeding
Seasonal Flowers l Leaf Removal l Gutter Cleaning
•
Mike is a true Northern Virginian who was born in Alexandria and
grew up in Clifton. In those days, Clifton was considered “the country,”
and that is where he fell in love with the outdoors. Mike decided to
put his love for the outdoors to work, so he hung up his suit and tie
and started a small, successful landscape company. After three years,
however, unexpected health issues cut into the time and energy
required to run his company. Opportunity knocked again when Mike
met the owner of Kingstowne Lawn & Landscape, Krisjan Berzins.
Mike soon came on board at Kingstowne, and for the past eight years
he has managed residential and commercial accounts and provided a
wealth of experience and professional service to our customers.
INTEGRITY
Maintaining Trouble Free Landscapes
•
Design l Planting l Sodding l Patios l Walkways l Driveways l Retaining Walls l Custom Masonry
Decks l Fences l Ponds & Water Features l Landscape Lighting l Holiday Lighting l Drainage Solutions
HONESTY
Prior to joining Kingstowne Lawn & Landscape in 2002, Alan worked at
the world-famous Butchart Gardens in his hometown of Victoria, British
Columbia. As Kingstowne celebrates their 17th anniversary, Alan is
celebrating his 12th year with the company. He is an active member of the
Association of Professional Landscape Designers. Alan designed our garden
display that won “Best in Show” honors at the Capital Home and Garden
Show. He has designed and managed countless projects and continues
to exceed his clients’ expectations. In his spare time, Alan coaches and
plays ice hockey. Alan is a genuine “class act” and a true professional. He
would be delighted to meet with you and discuss your landscape project.
Features
Before and After: Improvem
The Neighborhood Landsca
Practical and Aesthetic Improvements
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Focus on Trees in More Than 31 Neighborhoods
In 2011, KROC’s Neighborhood Landscape Initiative (NLI) began implementation
with the middle village. Since then, over 31 neighborhoods in all three villages have
seen improvements through the elevation and pruning of the trees in the common
areas, as well as removal of dead, dying, or damaged trees, or ones deemed a
liability issue.
Screening, Drainage, and Erosion Addressed
Trees suited for our area were installed where screening from major roads or other
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townhomes was an issue. Various drainage and erosion areas were addressed by
installing new drainage, re-grading, and sodding.
Examples of 2011-2014 Neighborhood Improvements
Improvements are dramatic in many locations. Enjoy before-and-after pictures
from a few of the locations throughout the community.
Photos by Vicky Crews, KROC Operations Manager
Queens Court Neighborhood
“Before” photo at left; “After” photo at right
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Features
ments Through
ape Initiative
Canterbury Neighborhood
“Before” photos at left; “After” photos at right
Newcastle Neighborhood
Windermere Neighborhood
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AnnualArchitecturalInspections
“I can see clearly now, the snow has
gone, I can see all the dust bunnies in my
way. Gone are the cold days that kept me
inside, it’s going to be a bright,
bright sunshiny day!”
Spring will be here soon and so will the
annual task of spring cleaning.
Exterior “Spring Cleaning”
As you begin to take inventory of
cleaning supplies and plan your attack
on the dust bunnies inside–remember
to also walk around the outside of
your home and take inventory of some
exterior spring cleaning that may be
in order. This will play a helpful part as
Kingstowne begins annual inspections
of the community.
Annual Property Inspections and
Maintenance Benefit All Owners
The sun, wind, rain, and extreme
temperatures all contribute to wear
and tear of the home. In an effort to help
keep Kingstowne one of the most highly
valued and sought-after communities to
live in, the Kingstowne Residential Owners
Corporation conducts exterior property
maintenance inspections every year. These
inspections are set to begin in March and
will continue through November.
Do You See What We See?
Most Frequent Concerns
Kingstowne is a large community and the
inspection process occurs year-round–with
the majority occurring March-November.
Take steps now to plan and prepare for
home maintenance projects. A few of the
most frequent maintenance and repair
concerns Kingstowne residents face each
year are:
• Peeling Paint or Rotting Wood:
Windows, doors, rake boards, garages,
and house trim are prime targets for this
issue.
Neighborhoods to be Inspected in March-May
This is a tentative
listing and weather
permitting.
Abbey
Haltwhistle Lane
Keble Drive
Lands End Lane
Beccles Field
Shuttington Drive
Warwick Circle
Cantwell
Digby Green
Gadsby Square
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Glenn Shire Row
Heatherfield Lane
Roudsby Court
Coventry
Jowett Court
Derbyshire
Bradmore Street
Cromwell Place
Mallory Circle
Southward Way
Edinburg
Castleburg Court
Dungeness Lane
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March 2015
Eastgate Lane
Liverpool Court
Liverpool Lane
Norham Drive
Old Stratford Court
Sir Cambridge Way
Westcott Hills Way
Founders Ridge
Les Dorson Lane
Hunters Crest
Bulfinch Court
Gayfields Road
Venture Drive
• Mold, Mildew, or Dirt:
Power wash steps, stoops, and siding to
remove stains.
• Stoop Erosion:
Animals may take up residency under
your stoop. Gaps between the stoop and
the ground can be easily corrected by
backfilling with dirt or mulch.
• Missing/Broken Fence or
Deck Panels:
Repair or replace any missing or broken
panels, caps, or fence gates.
• Tall Grass and Weeds in
Front and Rear Yards:
Regularly cut grass and remove weeds
from landscaping and flowerbeds.
Friendly Reminder
Letters to Owners
As a result of annual exterior inspections,
letters are sent to home owners noting
Townhome: Exterior
Kingstowne Overlook
Clames Drive
Northampton
Embry Spring Lane
Manorview Way
Masondale Road
Still Spring Place
3
1
2
12
9
8
4
Waterside
Waterfield Road
Yorkshire
Joust Lane
5
6
11
10
7
HaveBegun
Single-Family Home:
Exterior Inspection Diagram
necessary repairs and maintenance. If
you receive a friendly reminder regarding
necessary maintenance, please contact
the Kingstowne Residential Owners
Corporation and let us know your plan of
action to resolve the maintenance issues.
Follow-up inspections will follow initial
inspections to encourage compliance
throughout the community.
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6.
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(Lyrical play on words at the beginning of
this article taken from the song “I Can See
Clearly Now” by Johnny Nash.)
Photos by Dana Mayfield,
KROC Covenants Manager
GABLE VENT: Is it damaged, dirty or chipped?
RAKEBOARD: Is it loose, damaged or chipped?
ROOF: Any damaged or missing shingles?
LIGHTING: Does all lighting match in style and
color?
5. DOOR/TRIM: Is it faded, dirty or chipped?
6. BAY WINDOW: Is it damaged, dirty or
chipped?
7. GARAGE DOOR/TRIM: Is it damaged, dirty or
chipped?
8. PORTICO/COLUMNS: Are they damaged, dirty
or chipped?
9. WINDOWS/TRIM: Are they damaged and do
they all match (grids or no grids)?
10. STEPS/STOOP/WALKWAY/RAILING: Is it
damaged or dirty?
11. LANDSCAPE: Are the landscape beds free
of weeds? Is the grass (or ground cover)
maintained?
12. SIDING/TRIM: Is it damaged, dirty or chipped?
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Let no obstacles be in your way as you
spend bright, bright sunshiny days
beautifying one of your most treasured
assets: your home!
Inspection Diagram
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ROOF: Are there any missing or damaged shingles?
DRIVEWAY: Is it dirty, stained or cracked?
PORCH/COLUMNS/STOOP: Are they damaged, dirty or chipped?
SIDING/TRIM: Is it damaged, dirty or chipped?
RAKEBOARD: Is it loose, damaged or chipped?
HOUSE /WINDOW TRIM: Is it damaged, dirty, or chipped?
GARAGE DOOR/TRIM: Is it damaged, dirty or chipped?
GABLE VENT: Is it damaged, dirty or chipped?
WINDOWS: Do they all match (grids or no grids)?
GUTTERS: Are they loose or full of debris?
WALKWAY/PATIOS: Is it damaged or excessively dirty?
LANDSCAPE: Are the landscape beds free of weeds? Is the grass or
ground covering maintained?
Townhome: Exterior Inspection Diagram
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DORMER WINDOW/TRIM: Are they dirty,
chipped or damaged?
2. RAKEBOARD: Is it loose, damaged or chipped?
3. ROOF: Any damaged or missing shingles?
4. LIGHTING: Does all lighting match in style and
color?
5. DOOR/TRIM: Is it faded, dirty or chipped?
6. BAY WINDOW: Is it damaged, dirty or chipped?
7. GARAGE DOOR/TRIM: Is it damaged, dirty or
chipped?
8. SHUTTERS: Are they damaged, missing or
extremely faded?
9. WINDOWS/TRIM: Are they damaged and do
they all match (grids or no grids)?
10. STEPS/STOOP/WALKWAY: Is it damaged or
dirty?
11. LANDSCAPE: Are the landscape beds free
of weeds? Is the grass (or ground cover)
maintained?
12. HOUSE TRIM: Is it damaged, dirty or chipped?
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Charles H. Brown III, D.D.S.
Kenneth Lee, D.D.S., F.A.G.D.
Frank Romano, D.D.S.
Gary Moller, D.M.D.
Tara Zier, D.D.S.
Richard Grundy, D.D.S.
Timothy Spitzer, D.D.S.
Frances Hamman, D.D.S. M.S.D.–
Orthodontist
703-971-2220
703-971-2220
703-719-0033
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their village. A group of Neighborhood Advisory Board (NAB)
representatives got together on January 21 to further create
ideas for our neighborhoods to begin tacking this competition.
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Our prompt, friendly service
is something not often found
with other painting companies.
At Kingstowne Painting &
Home Services, our number
one goal is your satisfaction.
We offer a variety of services to
help show off your home in the
best light possible, including:
Become a key player in the Recycla“Bowl” competition
with additional resources and information available online
at www.kingstowne.com. With the assistance of your NAB
representative, let’s make Kingstowne a leading community in
the area of recycling waste.
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New: Award of Pool Party to residents of winning village
New: Pool Guest Passes available to residents of winning
village
Award of Free shred It day in the winning village’s
community center
Challenge Runs April 22 - July 31 – North Village vs. Middle
Village vs. South Village
Recycle Increase Goal – 30 % Kingstowne’s current average is
10 lbs. per home per week. Our challenge is to recycle 13 lbs.
per week – or more!
You can recycle more by condensing your recyclables.
Crushing plastic bottles and soda cans will create more
space in the container and avoid unsightly items blowing
away on windy days. Placing lightweight, condensed items
on the bottom of the container will create more space
for larger recycling items. By condensing items, an extra
container won’t be needed.
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Features
March Winds
Winds really stir up in March. As a result, unwanted trash
viewed around the neighborhoods, streets, public areas, and
common areas are much more prevalent.
There are many ways in which to prevent your waste and
recycling from becoming part of the landscaping during this
time of year. Here are a few friendly tips on keeping the
community clean:
• Place a heavy object, such as a brick or heavy rock, on top
of your items if you are using the small 18-gallon recycling
bin.
• Bag loose recycling items, such as plastic bottles and cans.
• Consider using brown bags for small incidental items by
securing them in the container.
• Avoid white bags as they attract crows.
• Use string to tie magazines and newspapers together.
• Place your solid waste in sealed bags in case the lid on the
container blows open.
• Bring a plastic bag to pick up litter when walking the dog
or taking a stroll.
• Consider purchasing a large, locking trash container that
will keep the solid waste in place and prevent animals
from tearing open bags.
Crows are attracted to white bags.
Large, locking trash containers work best.
• If you see any large items such as furniture, appliances,
or tires in common areas, please call the business office
at 703-922-9477 so they may be removed.
Plan a cleanup day by gathering friends and neighbors
together. To get started, contact Clean Fairfax about their
“Community Clean Up Program.” Clean Fairfax offers
free supplies to encourage you to clean your community.
Supplies include 30-gallon litter bags, clear bags for
recyclables, safety vests, hats, safety tips, and other
supplies you may need. Please allow 10 business days to
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Mark Your March-May Calendars
Tennis Kicks Off
on April 25
Shred It Day
March 21
9 A.M.-Noon
See description on page 14,
under Special Events and
New Activities.
March 21
April 25
Egg Hunt and
Bunny Photos
March 28
10-11:45 A.M.
March 28
The annual egg hunt will take
place at the South Center.
Bring your cameras to take
photos of your children with
the bunny after the hunt.
Please make note that the egg
hunt begins promptly at
10 A.M. and will only
last 10-15 minutes.
Community
Yard Sale
May 2
See details in Announcement
section of this issue, page 7.
May 2
Basket Delivery
March 28
12-2 P.M.
March 28
Sign up ahead of time at the
Thompson Fitness Center for
slots set 10 minutes apart. Drop
off pre-filled baskets on March
27 at the Thompson Fitness
Center with the name and
address of the child to whom it
belongs. There is a $5 delivery
fee for each basket.
Kids’ Pizza Party
and Crafts
May 8
May 8
Kids’ Soccer
Begins April 11
April 11
Welcome back John Likens
and Haruka Kanesaka
as instructors for the
Kingstowne soccer program
for children ages 3-10 years
old. Six weeks of soccer
fundamentals classes will
help develop your child’s
skills on Saturday mornings.
Classes are open to residents
and non-residents.
Welcome back
Coach Mark Borgiasz!
Meet The Pro Day will be
April 25, 11 A.M.-1 P.M. It
will include a free kids clinic,
11-11:45 A.M., and a free
adults clinic 12:15-1 P.M.
Kids ages 6-12 enjoy pizza,
crafts, and fun! Parents
enjoy time for themselves.
Maximum 30 kids; $5 per
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May 24
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Have you had the opportunity to try the
new fitness equipment at the Snyder
Center? If not, stop by soon. In midDecember there was a major overhaul to
the equipment that included replacing all
the strength equipment and adding a new
functional training component.
Selected With Input From You!
The new fitness equipment was selected
through the guidance of the Fitness Task
Force and from the results gathered in the
Snyder Fitness Center survey completed by
residents last summer.
One of the most frequent comments
received from the survey was the need for
additional space for workouts. The updated
circuit equipment provides additional
space with some units now including dual
functions. That also made room for the
new Synrgy360™ functional training unit
Fitness Task Force member Alan
Cleaver doing a single-arm row.
that adds several training possibilities
within its 4.2’ x 7.4’ footprint. This trending
equipment will make you want to continue
and succeed in your exercise regimen.
Contact Meg Cochran at recreation@
kingstowne.org with any questions.
Come in and experience the multifunctional
unit selected by a group of your peers in the
new, transformed Snyder Fitness Center.
Fitness Task Force member Lisa Mongilutz doing
a squat row combination with resistance bands.
Using the New
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StepUpwithMedicineBallPressExercise
TargetMuscles:LegsandShoulders
n Stand directly in front of the elevated platform.
n While holding the medicine ball at chest height, step up
onto the platform with one foot followed by the other.
n While on top of the platform, press the medicine ball
upwards above your head until your arms are fully
extended. Slowly lower the medicine ball to your chest.
n Slowly step down with one foot to the starting
position.
n Repeat with the other leg to complete the repetition.
n Keep in mind, the platform height can be adjusted.
Rafael D.L. Quezada is using the step feature in the new
Synrgy360™ Unit to perform the “Step up with medicine
ball press” exercise descried above.
Photos by Meg Cochran, Director of Recreation Services
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Local Gov’t Reports
Message from Lee District
Supervisor McKay
Jeff C. McKay, Lee District Supervisor
703-971-6262; [email protected]
Just before the calendar shifted to 2015, my Board of
Supervisors colleagues and I adopted the county’s first Bicycle
Master Plan, the newest addition to initiatives to make Fairfax
County bicycle friendly that the county Board began in 2006.
(As part of these initiatives, we have a county bicycle map and
a full-time staff position dedicated to bicycle coordination,
planning, and implementation.) The master plan calls for the
addition of 1,130 miles in on- and off-road bike routes across
the county, more than triple today’s 353 miles. Also included in
the plan are new facilities and additional bike racks, as well as
improvements to existing trails.
The plan is intended to meet the safety, access, and mobility
needs of bicyclists, encourage more people to bicycle, and to
make Fairfax County bicycle-friendly and safe. It encourages
bicycle use for transportation, especially for non-commuting
Update from
Delegate Sickles
Mark Sickles, Delegate, 43rd District
703-922-6440
[email protected]
Last month an ad aired during the Super Bowl that caused a
lot of controversy. Run by Nationwide, the ad highlighted that
accidents are the leading cause of childhood deaths in the
United States. While many felt this ad was too depressing for
the Super Bowl, it caused families in homes across the country
to have a conversation about preventing accidental deaths.
Virginia loses a number of children every year to preventable
accidents. In 2013, 32% of deaths of children between the
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trips, and it provides for tracking annual progress in reaching
the goals of bicycle travel demand and infrastructure.
In Lee District alone, the plan adds more than 25 miles
of bicycle lanes and nearly 10 miles of shared-use
paths. Although some of the new facilities called for in the
plan are many years in the future, some on-road lanes can be
created today by reconfiguring existing road markings and
the county has already begun that work. In fact, almost all of
the county’s existing on-road bike lanes were installed at no
cost to us through the Virginia Department of Transportation’s
annual repaving program.
You can view the entire plan at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/fcdot/
bike/county_bike_master_plan.htm and see the recommended
bikeway network map for Lee District. If you’d like a copy
of the county’s bicycle map, free copies are available from
a variety of locations around the county including local bike
shops, the information desk at the Fairfax County Government
Center, the Fairfax County Department of Transportation,
and, of course, my office. The map shows bike-friendly routes
connecting all of Fairfax County and identifies a network of
on- and off-road routes. There are more than 5,000 miles of
roadway and 700 miles of trails.
ages of 1 and 19 were accidental, and it was the leading cause
of death in every age group except 10-14, where cancer
narrowly outpaced accidents.
For these reasons, the General Assembly has made child
safety a priority for the 2015 legislative session. The
regulation of childcare providers has been one of the primary
focuses this year. Although there is no official count of how
many children have died in daycare, an investigation done by
the Washington Post found that between 2004 and 2014, 69
children died in childcare centers; 51 of those deaths were in
Virginia’s unregulated home daycares.
Currently, providers that care for no more than 5 children
are not licensed, nor subject to inspections, training
requirements, or name background checks; and state officials
do not track where the businesses are located. Virginia has
an estimated 200,000 children cared for in an unregulated
setting. This lack of oversight causes the Child Care Aware of
America, a national child resource group, to rank Virginia in
the bottom eight states nationwide.
To address this alarming situation, the General Assembly is
working on comprehensive legislation that would tighten
regulations on home daycare such as lowering the state
threshold for licensing and requiring fingerprint background
checks for licensed providers. I look forward to reporting
back to you on this and other measures considered during
the 2015 legislative session soon. If you have any suggestions
on this or other topics, please contact me at DelMSickles@
house.virginia.gov.
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Report from
Senator Barker’s Office
George Barker, Senator, 39th District
Local 703-303-1426; Richmond 804-698-1734
[email protected]
The Virginia Constitution explicitly states that state legislative
and U.S. Congressional districts are to be redrawn in 2011 and
every ten years thereafter. We are not allowed to redraw the
districts other than in years ending in “1,” although that doesn’t
stop some from trying.
Although redistricting will not occur again until 2021 (after we
get the 2020 census data), this week we began the discussion
about how we will do it. Currently, Virginia lines are drawn
by the Virginia General Assembly. The only requirements
for redistricting are that the districts are to be compact and
contiguous (no gaps between parts of a district), the plan
comply with the Voting Rights Act, and the plan be signed by
the governor.
One of the major concerns when it comes to redistricting is
whether the lines are drawn to favor one political party over
another. In 2011, when the Senate district lines were redrawn,
they were balanced. The House of Delegates districts and the
Congressional districts, however, were drawn to be largely
Republican leaning, with about two-thirds of each more
Republican than the state as a whole.
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TAIL WAGS
Update from Senator Puller
Toddy Puller, Senator, 36th District
703-765-1150 [email protected]
Richmond: 804-698-7536,
[email protected]
P E T C A R E
This year is bittersweet for me as it will be my last session as a
senator. It has been an honor to serve the people of the 36th
district of Virginia and I hope to finish strong in this, my 24th
year.
One of the things I will miss is being able to help Gunston Hall.
I have enjoyed being liaison between the commonwealth and
the Colonial Dames, who are the caretakers of the house, and
the staff. This year Del. Dave Albo and I have
a commending resolution to declare 2016
the Year of George Mason and the Virginia
Declaration of Rights. The year 2016 will be
the 240th anniversary of Mason writing that
historic document.
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Much of my legislation this year relates
to veterans and making Virginia the most
veteran-friendly state in the country. I am
pleased to be working with other senators and
delegates on these bills in a truly bipartisan
fashion. Politics should always stop at the
water’s edge when it comes to those brave
men and women who voluntarily sign up for
military duty to protect and serve our nation.
I would like to highlight two pieces of
legislation I have been working on. The bills to
secure funding for the Veteran Care Centers in
Northern Virginia and Hampton Roads (SB675,
SB676) have passed the Senate and will go to
the House on February 10. These Veteran Care
Centers [VCC] will fill a critical need for our
aging veterans. Currently there are two VCCs,
in Richmond and Roanoke. They provide
short-term rehabilitative services as well as
long-term nursing home care.
I am also the patron of SB 903, which will
allow courts to create a specific docket for
veterans who end up in the court system,
for the express purpose of giving targeted
attention to veterans. The goal is to move
these offenders out of the court system and
into productive lives in the community.
As always, I am honored to represent the 36th
senatorial district of Virginia. Anyone with an
issue or concern should contact my office in
Richmond at [email protected]
or by phone: 804-698-7536.
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301-717-1864 mobile
301-855-8600 office
[email protected]
ReMax100
10425SMarylandBlvd
Dunkirk,MD20754
For more info, go to: http://mrislistings.mris.com/DE.asp?ID=61049952578
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CLIMATROL HEATING & COOLING CORP.: 703-981-6664, www.
climatrolhvac.com. Only $79.95 for heating and cooling system
inspections or diagnostic service fee. Get 10% off discount on repairs
with this ad. Free second opinion on heat exchangers and compressors.
Family owned, operated, licensed and insured small business. Our
prices are extremely competitive and our service is thorough. Read
real reviews from satisfied Climatrol customers at Angie’s List. 3/16
DECKS AND FENCES: Make your deck like new. We provide quality
repairs, cleaning and staining of decks and fences. Beautiful work.
Licensed and insured. 703-859-4328. 3/15
ELECTRICAL SERVICES – SMALL OR LARGE: Emergency calls welcome
24/7. Call Edward Trask. Licensed and insured; 25+ years of experience;
now serving Northern Virginia. 304-728-6653. 7/15
FENCES & DECKS: Quality craftsmanship for 30+ yrs. Wood fences
and decks built, repaired, cleaning, sealing & deck renovation. Cell
703-338-1908 & 703-499-9094 (O) msg. E-mail thomasamalcolm@
hotmail.com. 12/15
FENCING BUILT AND REPAIRED; DECKS REPAIRED: All phases of
wood fences–new fences built and old ones repaired. Gates and posts
fixed or replaced, too! Decks also repaired. REASONABLE RATES.
[email protected]. Call Dave, 703-346-7034. 12/15
FRANCONIA PAINTING SERVICES: Interior/exterior, residential
and commercial, caulking, drywall instal and repairs, rotten wood
replacement, power washing, and more. From one wall to whole
house. Check our website www.DougsHomeServices.com. Call Doug
703-850-9907. 6/15
PLUMBING: Overstreet Plumbing, LLC. 30 years of experience. For all
your plumbing needs. Class A contractor. Licensed and insured. All
work performed by owner. Member of Better Business Bureau. Call
Brian 703-906-7606. Visit Overstreetplumbing.com. 2/16
GENERAL CONTRACTING: L.R. Bennett Inc. Licensed and Insured
Class-A Contractor • Plumbing. Heating • Cooling • Kitchens • Baths
• Additions. Randy Bennett, President and CEO. For service call 703765-3543. Fax 703-765-7352. 2/16
HANDYMAN–DOUG’S REPAIR SERVICE: NO JOB TOO SMALL. Caulking,
painting, drywall repair, plumbing, electrical, pressure washing, rotten
wood replacement, roof repairs, junk removal, dryer vent cleaning,
property management, and MUCH MORE. Check our website www.
DougsHomeServices.com. Call for free estimates 703-850-9907. 6/15
HOME IMPROVEMENT: • Kitchen and Bath Remodeling • Flooring •
Interior/Exterior Painting & Repairs • Rotted Trim Replacement • Crown
Molding & Custom Trim • Water Damage and Drywall Repair and Much,
Much More • 25 Years Experience • Licensed and Insured. Hundreds
of Kingstowne References. Call Mark Meredith at 703-715-6122-VM;
703-862-4450-Cell; [email protected]; www.markmeredith.
com. 4/15
HOME IMPROVEMENTS PROFESSIONAL QUALITY SERVICES:
Bathroom, basements, kitchen renovations. Additions. Electrical
and plumbing services. Drywall and painting. No job too small. 20
years of experience. Family owned. LICENSED AND INSURED. FREE
ESTIMATES. Office: 703-296-4512. Cell: 703-928-7732. Email: info@
ottellc.com. Visit us @ www.ottellc.com. 12/15
MAJOR APPLIANCE REPAIR: Washers, Dryers, Dishwashers, Microwave
Ovens, Refrigerators, Ranges, and Disposers. Honest Work, FactoryTrained, Friendly Service. 40 Years of Experience. Call Phil at 703-6221378. 8/15
NOVA HOUSEWASHERS & PAINTING COMPANY: Painting, Int/Ext;
Carpentry; Drywall Repair; Pressure Washing. Licensed, Insured, 20Years
Experience. Local References. 703-971-3644, 703-728-3644 (cell). 4/15
PAINTING AND PAPERING: Interior and exterior. Free estimates.
Licensed, bonded, insured. Call Steve Chute, Chelsea Paper and Paint,
703-912-1450. 2/16
PAINTING: Interior/Exterior, carpentry, drywall repair, power washing,
staining, sealing, gutter cleaning. Licensed and insured. Call Kingstowne
Painting, 703-339-8706, for FREE in-home consultation. Visit www.
kingstownepaint.com. 2/16
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PAINTING–AND MORE: Bradwell Painting Service–Int./Ext. Highest
quality paints and workmanship. Drywall repairs. Wallpaper removal.
Powerwashing and deck staining. Free Estimates. Licensed,
excellent references. BradwellPaintingService/Facebook.com,
[email protected], 703-866-6225. 6/15
PAINTING/CARPENTRY: Interior/Exterior Painting & Repairs • Rotted
Trim Replacement • Crown Molding & Custom Trim • Water Damage and
Drywall Repair and Much, Much More • 25 Years Experience • Licensed
and Insured. Hundreds of Kingstowne References. Call Mark Meredith at
703-715-6122-VM; 703-862-4450-Cell; [email protected]; www.
markmeredith.com. 4/15
PAINTING: FG Painting Interior/Exterior, deck cleaning, sealing, drywall
and minor carpentry work. Licensed & Insured. Kingstowne references.
[email protected] Call for free estimates 571-722-3840 or 703-4553349. 11/15
PAINTING–PROFESSIONAL PAINTING: Interior, exterior, quality
workmanship. Reasonable. Licensed, insured. Free estimates. You can’t
afford not to call! Please call Gary’s Painting at 703-971-4016. 5/15
PLUMBING: Dawson’s Plumbing. All types of repairs. Repair or replace all
types of faucets and toilets, water heaters, garbage disposals; electric
drain cleaning. Licensed gas contractor-run gas lines for appliances and
gas logs. First service call, $10 OFF. Call Warren Dawson at 703-354-9358.
Licensed, bonded, insured. Master Plumber. 10/15
PLUMBING: L.R. Bennett Inc. Licensed and Insured Class-A Contractor
• Plumbing • Heating • Cooling • Kitchens • Baths • Additions. Randy
Bennett, President and CEO. For service call 703-765-3543. Fax 703-7657352. 2/16
ROOFING, SIDING, WINDOWS: Also Brick, Stone, and Concrete and Repairs
• Carpentry Work and Painting–inside and outside, and Much, Much More
• 25 Years Experience • Licensed and Insured. Hundreds of Kingstowne
References. Call Mark Meredith at 703-715-6122-VM; 703-862-4450-Cell;
[email protected]; www.markmeredith.com. 4/15
• HOUSE, CARPET, & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING
AAAAAAAH! MAID BRIGADE: Trusted by NOVA residents since 1989. A+
Rated by BBB. Proud sponsors of your neighborhood events! We bring all
supplies and are Green Clean Certified. Mon-Sat Service. Call 703-822-4316
or email [email protected]. Mention Kingstonian for a $25 discount
of your 1st clean. New customers only. 1/16
A+ MAID SOLUTION HOUSE CLEANING SINCE 1993: *Family Owned and
Operated *Licensed and Insured *Smaller Townhomes starting at $95
*Excellent References *$20 off deep cleaning *Specialized in Move-ins/
Move-outs *Military Discounts *Supplies & Equipment provided *Excellent
References *Rated A+ on Angie’s list *Mon-Sat Service *FREE On-site
Estimates. 703-971-5753 [email protected]. www.maidsolution.
com. 12/15
ACCLAIMED CARPET CLEANING AND STRETCHING: Five rooms $138.
Power Carpet Stretching–lifetime guarantee.. 24/7 Emergency water
damage. 35 years experience, including the Pentagon. 703-978-2270.
AcclaimedRestorations.com. 12/16
ANDREA’S HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE: Licensed, bonded, insured, free
estimates, good references, reasonable prices, excellent work. The best
cleaning service in the area. Call Nelly 571-264-3208. 3/15
B&L CLEANING SERVICE: Experienced House Cleaning. Owner Operated.
References Available. FREE Estimates. Special for New Customers-$25
OFF first cleaning. Bonded/Insured. Call 703-216-7329. www.BL-cleaningservice.com. (1/15-3/15)
HOUSE CLEANING: Reliable and experienced, good references. Flexible
scheduling. Reasonable rates. We bring our own equipment. Weekly,
Biweekly, Monthly, Occasionally, One-Time, Move In/Out, Offices. For Free
in-home estimate, Call Maryen/Raul at 703-321- 5335. 6/15
HOUSE CLEANING BY HUSBAND & WIFE TEAM: Experienced and OwnerOperated. References Available. FREE Estimates. $25 OFF first cleaning
for new customers. Bonded & Insured. Call Billy for free consultation,
703-232-9036. (1/15-3/15)
SANDRA’S HOUSE CLEANING SERVICES: Experienced house cleaning,
owner operator, honest and responsible, good references, reasonable
prices, free estimate, please call Sandra 703-300-4362. (5/15)
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• LAWN & LANDSCAPING, TREE CARE
AFFORDABLE LANDSCAPING: Mowing, Lawn Care Treatments, Cleanup,
Mulching, Edging, Pruning, Sod, Patios, Walkways and more. Contact
Independence Landscape for a free estimate 703-887-1834 or visit www.
IndependenceLandscape.com. 2/16
ANGEL’S TREE SERVICE: Tree and Stump Removal, Gutter Cleaning, Storm
Damage, Aeration & Overseeding. Reasonable Prices. Professional, Friendly &
Experienced. Free Estimates. 703-740-6282. 3/15
BUSH AND SHRUBBERY CARE: Trimming, Pruning, Shaping, Dead-wooding, and
complete removals. Mulching, weeding, and edging of beds. Leaf Cleanups &
yard spruce-ups. All phases of Expert Tree Work and stump grinding. “SPRING
DISCOUNT.” FREE ESTIMATES. [email protected]. WinsorTree Service.
703-346-7034. 12/15
LANDSCAPING: SEASONAL CLEAN UPS AND MORE! Limited slots available.
Master Gardener 30+ year’s tree work, planting, pruning, mulching, walkways
& patios. Cell 703-338-1908, Office 703-499-9094 & E-mail thomasamalcolm@
hotmail.com. 12/15
LAWN CARE SERVICE: Mowing, fertilization, weed control, pruning, weeding,
mulch. Call Kingstowne Lawn & Landscape, 703-339-8706, for FREE maintenance
estimate. Visit www.kingstownelawn.com for more information. 2/16
TREE SERVICE 30+ YEARS: Help protect your trees from severe storms damage
with preventative elevation, thinning & shaping. Storm damage/removal. 703338-1908(C) 703-499-9094 (O) [email protected]. 12/15
TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL: All Phases of Expert Tree Work. Including
Pruning, Trimming, Thinning, Dead-Wooding, and Complete Removals. Also
do Stump Grinding and Storm Damage Work. FREE ESTIMATES, Reasonable
Rates. “SPRING DISCOUNT.” [email protected]. Winsor Tree Service.
703-346-7034. 12/15
• MUSIC LESSONS
PIANO LESSONS: I come to you. Children and adults. All genres of music. Call
Connie at 703-455-1250. “In THEORY there IS no dead beat!” 6/15
• PET SERVICES
ASK OUR CLIENTS! “The Content Pet” has been providing personalized, quality,
loving care for pets and homes in Northern VA since 1998. Bonded, Insured and
Certified. “Your pet deserves the best!” [email protected], http://www.
thecontentpet.com. 703-244-1410. 4/15
DOG WALKING: Daily Dog Walks As Low As $10, Pet Sitting & More! Visit our
Website at www.TWpetcare.com, Email Tail Wags at [email protected] or
call 703-348-7472. See our display ad on page 30. 5/15
DOG WALKING/PET SITTING: BONDED & INSURED w/ FREE CONSULTATION!
Walking Paws Exceptional Pet Care @ 703-434-0910 or www.walkingpaws.net.
Be more productive at work and relaxed on vacations. Our pet sitting software
supports a busy and changing schedule. 3/15
DOG WALKING/PET SITTING. Our 25th Year–www.extrahourspetcare.com, 571237-5813 , [email protected]. Puppies, Senior, Special Needs, and
All Family Pets. Personalized, Professional, Fun! 3/15
DOG WALKING/PET SITTING: Decade plus of Midday Walks, Vacations/Holidays,
Emergency, Medical. Bonded Insured, Licensed, References. Available 24/7
Personal Service Husband/Wife only. Animal Lovers Free. Consultation 703-9150006, [email protected]. 12/15
DOG WALKING/PET SITTING: Wag 4 Walks. BONDED & INSURED! FREE INITIAL
CONSULTATION! Providing loving, reliable pet care services! @ www.wag4walks.
com or 571-338-9241. 5/15
DOGGY WALKS/PET CARE: Professional Care since 1998. Bonded/Insured. Becky’s
Pet Care: Quality service from a trusted friend. $20 off first service. Code:
KINGSTONIAN20. www.BeckysPetCare.com, 703-822-0933. 12/15
MOBILE DOG GROOMING: Give your dog the royal treatment in my fully equipped
mobile grooming salon. We come to your house. Call Zooming N Grooming today
to schedule an appointment. www.ZoomingNGrooming.com. 703-919-7075. 3/15
PET CARE: Safe, dependable service while you’re away! Visit us on the Web: www.
TWpetcare.com. Tel. 703-348-7472. Let Your Dog’s Tail Wag On With Tail Wags
PetCare! See our display ad on page 30. 5/15
PET SITTING / DOG WALKING: BONDED & INSURED w/FREE CONSULTATION!
Walking Paws Exceptional Pet Care @ 703-434-0910 or www.walkingpaws.net.
We offer a wide range of affordable and reliable services that cater to your busy
and changing schedule. 3/15
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See our 5 Classified Ads under “Home
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703-862-4450-Cell
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CHELSEA
PAINT & PAPER
Painting–Interior & Exterior
Wallpapering • Decks Wash/Stain
25 Years Experience n Licensed & Insured
References n Free Estimates
Call Steve–571-216-9338
L.R. BENNETT INC.
Established 1984 • Class A Contractor
Kitchens • Baths • Additions
Plumbing • Heating • Cooling
Randy Bennett, President and CEO
703-765-3543
Reasonable Rates • Free Estimates
703-765-7352 (fax)
703-924-3100
Winsor Tree Service
www.TheIrishPlumber.com
• Family Owned & Operated
• Licensed & Insured
$25 Discount with this ad
• Expert Trimming and Removals
• Fences Built & Decks Repaired
• Landscaping & Yard Spruce-Ups
“All Phases of Tree Work” 703-346-7034
email: [email protected]
Acclaimed Carpet Cleaning & Stretching
5 Rooms $138 • Power Carpet Stretching–Lifetime Guarantee
24/7 Emergency Water Damage Service
35 Years of Experience Including the Pentagon!
Call 703-978-2270
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I can light up your life! • No job too small!
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angel’s landscaping
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•
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Mowing, Edging & Blowing
Mulching
Bush and Tree Planting
Spring Cleanups
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Aeration & Overseeding
Year Round Fertilizing
Tree & Stump Removal
Gutter Cleaning
703-740-6282
www.angelstreeremoval.com
Pet Sitting & Dog Walking Service
Old & Young Pets / Exotics / Special Needs
571.237.5813
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March 2015 Community Calendar
Sunday
Monday
1
Tuesday
2
THOMPSON CENTER
LOCATION CODES:
Wednesday
3
7 PM Chess Club (SOG)
THB=Thompson Ballroom
THO=Thompson Office
THF=Thompson Center
Fitness
THP=Thompson Center
Parking Lot
10 AM-12 PM Line Dancing
Club (THB)
10:30 AM-noon Music
Playgroup (SNB)
Thursday
4
Friday
5
Saturday
6
9-10 AM Tiger Tai Chi (SOA)
7
Kingstonian Deadline
for April 2015 Issue
6:30 PM Public Hearing on
Pool Rules (THO), see p. 11
7 PM KROC Board
Meeting (THO)
8
9
SNYDER CENTER
LOCATION CODES:
10
5:30 PM ARC Deadline
(THO)
SNB=Snyder Center
Ballroom
SFC=Snyder Fitness
SNP=Snyder Pool
15
16
SOUTH CENTER
LOCATION CODES:
17
SOG=South Center
Great Room
SOA=South Center
Aerobics Studio
SOP=South Center Pool
SOL=South Center Lawn
10 AM-12 PM Line Dancing 11
Club (THB)
10:30 AM-noon Music
Playgroup (SNB)
6:30-10 PM
Bridge Club
(SOG)
12
7 PM Stratford Place BOD
Club (THB)
Meeting (THB)
10:30 AM-noon Music
Playgroup (SNB)
11:30 AM-2:30 PM Cooking
Divas (SOG)
19
13
20
14
21
9 AM-12 PM Shred It
(THP),
p. 14
7 PM ARC Meeting
(THO)
22
23
29
30
24
25
26
Club (THB)
10:30 AM-noon Music
Playgroup (SNB)
6:30-10 PM Bridge Club (SOG)
27
28
10-11:45 AM Egg
Hunt & Photos
(SOL), p. 25
31
April 2015 Community Calendar
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
THOMPSON CENTER
LOCATION CODES:
THB=Thompson Ballroom
THO=Thompson Office
THF=Thompson Center
Fitness
THP=Thompson Center
Parking Lot
Friday
Saturday
2
3
Club (THB)
10:30 AM-noon Music
Playgroup (SNB)
6:30-10 PM Bridge Club (SOG)
9
10
Club (THB)
10:30 AM-noon Music
Playgroup (SNB)
16
17
4
7 PM KROC
Board
Meeting
(THO)
5
6
SNYDER CENTER
LOCATION CODES:
5:30 PM ARC Deadline
(THO)
7
SNB=Snyder Center
Ballroom
SFC=Snyder Fitness
SNP=Snyder Pool
11
Kingstonian Deadline
for May 2015 Issue
12
13
SOUTH CENTER
LOCATION CODES:
SOG=South Center
Great Room
SOA=South Center
Aerobics Studio
SOP=South Center Pool
SOL=South Center Lawn
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Thursday
1
Club (THB)
10:30 AM-noon Music
Playgroup (SNB)
Kingstonian
14
7 PM ARC Meeting
(THO)
March 2015
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