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How big is Amazon's D.C.-area footprint? We set out to map it. - Washington Business Journal

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Amazon employs thousands in Greater Washington and has a massive local footprint. Here's our attempt to map it all, including where it's investing its education dollars.

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Crystal City Civic Association

4 weeks ago

Highlands Urban Garden (HUG)

Livability 22202, in partnership with the Friends of Urban Agriculture (FOUA), The National Landing Business Improvement District, and Arlington County Department of Parks and Recreation, have launched an urban agriculture demonstration project in Virginia Highlands Park, the Highlands Urban Garden (HUG). The first work to prepare the ground and spread mulch was done by a group of volunteers September 28. Volunteers are needed! To sign up for more information about the project, and learn how you can get involved visit urbanag.social/projectHUG

Check out the interview with David Sachs on the Sustainable Scoop: www.youtube.com/watch?v=1c8mLA1YdP0&app=desktop ...

SustainableScoop: Urban Gardening

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Urban gardening has blossomed in Arlington and during the COVID-19 pandemic, hundreds of volunteers are working to grow produce for local food pantries. I, A...

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Crystal City Civic Association

4 weeks ago

The CCCA October Newsletter is now posted on our CCCA website.

Meetings, Meetings, Meetings: We’re in a period of many virtual meetings that will affect our community. Plus we have 6 Livability 22202 working groups started which are actively working. This is why a) we aren’t holding CCCA meetings; and b) this newsletter is late. We try to post regularly on our CCCA Facebook page and as often as possible on our CCCA and Livability22202 websites. This Newsletter covers many of them—read this carefully. Stay tuned for updates. We really need volunteers for a number of issues—please consider getting involved.

1. Community Outreach and Feedback: With so much going on that can affect the lives of all residents in Crystal City, not to mention all of 22202, keeping you all informed and getting your input is increasingly critical. Its not enough to have a few people representing some 10,000 or more in the County’s SPRC development process. Or a larger group of volunteers participating in the (now) 6 working groups of Livability 2220. We really need to hear from residents who don’t have time to get actively involved. With so many Livability and community engagement meetings, we haven’t even tried to organize a CCCA virtual meeting. We may be going out with some surveys in the near future, but they need to be based on information we have provided, or will provide. We absolutely want your input to appropriately represent you.

2. Schedule of Upcoming Meetings (known so far):
October 6: Clark Construction Conversation on MetPark Phases 6/7/8, 7 pm
October 7: Crystal City Parks Final Community Engagement, 7 pm
October 14: Livability22202 Workshop on the Future of the Underground, 7 pm
October 19: LRPC #2 on Block M (Crystal Plaza block)
November 3: General Elections
November 10/11/12/16 (TBD): CCCA Annual Meeting (including elections of officers for 2020-2022)
TBD: Planning Commission and Board meetings for 101 S. 12th Street site plan
TBD: Community meeting on JBG site plan amendment proposals for the Water Park

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