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Category: Livability22202

Livability22202 Open Space Updates

Posted on March 11, 2022April 18, 2022

1.  2022 Spring Garden Kickoff March 12:  Registration is now live for the Plot Against Hunger Spring Garden Kickoff, organized by the Friends of Urban Agriculture (FOUA).  Join us at Central Library on March 12th from 10 am until 2 pm for our annual Spring Garden Kickoff event, “Growing Together: Let’s…

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March Newsletter is Out

Posted on March 2, 2022April 18, 2022

click here to download Next CCCA Meeting:  On Wednesday March 16, 2022 we will be holding CCCA meeting. The presentations are from JBGS on:The Underground, Riverhouse Plans, New Residential plans at the old Americana Hotel Site.  You can join us in person at 251 18th St S or please register in…

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Update on VDOT Feasibility Study on Route 1

Posted on February 28, 2022June 9, 2022

The VDOT team studying ways to “improve safety, accessibility, and the pedestrian experience crossing Route 1” presented to the CCCA on January 19 (see website).  Phase 2 will cover a number of new studies and probably continue until February 2023.  The next Public Information Meeting is planned for late March…

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February 2022 Newsletter is Out

Posted on January 31, 2022April 18, 2022

Download the Newsletter here. 1.  Message from Your President:  A big thank you to everyone who made January’s Meeting a success!  We had a presentation by VDOT on the proposed changes to Route 1. Then a discussion panel with Carol Fuller, Pam Van Hine, and Arthur Fox, led by Brian Harner….

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Update on Pentagon City Phased Development Site Plan (Sector Plan)

Posted on January 31, 2022April 18, 2022

Arlington County is initiating a new study to help guide future development for Pentagon City, with coordinated planning and transportation components. The study will help define Pentagon City’s capacity for future growth by evaluating alternative redevelopment scenarios and their resulting impacts on the capacity of the existing, committed, and planned…

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CCCA Meeting January 19 on Route 1

Posted on January 21, 2022April 18, 2022

The focus of the meeting was on Route 1. The CCCA slide show is here. We invited VDOT to provide an update on the study of Route 1 and their recommendation for Option 3 to bring it completely down to grade–an option that Livability22202 and the CCCA believe is inadequate…

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January 2022 Newsletter

Posted on December 31, 2021April 18, 2022

HAPPY NEW YEAR 2022! Download the Newsletter here. Save the Date for the Next CCCA Meeting:  January 19, 7-9 pm We plan to devote most of the meeting to updates on Route 1. VDOT’s Senior Project Manager Dan Reinhard will provide an updated timeline for Phase 2 and a Livability22202…

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CCCA December Newsletter 2021

Posted on November 30, 2021December 31, 2021

Read the Newsletter here. With apologies for the length of this month’s Newsletter,  here you go.  So much for this being a slow time of year! Check out the meetings and all of the issues. 1.  Survey:  Every month in the President’s report, we will have a survey. The idea is to…

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Livability22202 Schools Working Group Urges APS to Consider Future 22202 Schools

Posted on November 29, 2021April 18, 2022

On November 29, the 3 Livability22202 civic association presidents forwarded a letter from the Schools Working Group to Arlington Public Schools asking for a clear process to determine sufficient seats, and specifically a siting process, for future schools in 22202.  The letter reflects comments on the proposed adjustments to boundaries…

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AFAC 22202 Community Food Drive Garners More Than 5,000 lbs in Donations

Posted on November 27, 2021April 18, 2022

We did it, folks!  We collected approximately 5,390 lbs of goods for AFAC during our 3-week campaign.  In the Spirit of Giving, the National Landing BID, Livability22202 Civic Associations and Sustainable Scoop Partnered to Organize a Thanksgiving Food Drive for Arlington Food Assistance Center (AFAC). Running November 1-21 , with 21…

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Save the date! A Special Election is scheduled for April 21, 2026 and Early Voting starts this Friday, March 6.All registered voters in Arlington are eligible to vote in this special election. Read more about the upcoming election: vote.arlingtonva.gov/Elections#ArlingtonVotes

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VA250 Mobile Museum to Visit Arlington’s HistoryFest on May 9 at Kenmore Middle SchoolArlington, VA — Arlington residents will have a unique opportunity to step inside Virginia’s Revolutionary past when the VA250 Mobile Museum Experience arrives at Arlington’s HistoryFest on Saturday, May 9, at Kenmore Middle School.The VA250 Mobile Museum is part of the statewide commemoration led by the Virginia American Revolution 250 Commission (VA250), marking the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution. Designed as an immersive, traveling exhibit, the mobile museum brings Virginia’s Revolutionary-era stories directly to communities across the Commonwealth.Housed in a custom-built trailer outfitted with interactive displays, multimedia presentations, and artifact reproductions, the museum explores Virginia’s critical role in the founding of the United States. Visitors will learn about the political debates, military campaigns, and everyday people—patriots, loyalists, soldiers, free and enslaved Virginians—whose lives were shaped by the struggle for independence.“HistoryFest is about bringing Arlington’s rich past to life,” said Peter Vaselopulos, President of the Arlington Historical Society. “The VA250 Mobile Museum connects our local stories to the broader story of Virginia and the American Revolution, helping residents understand how events 250 years ago continue to shape our nation today.”HistoryFest attendees can tour the mobile museum for free throughout the day. Knowledgeable guides will be on hand to answer questions and provide context for the exhibits, making the experience engaging for students, families, and lifelong history enthusiasts alike.HistoryFest at Kenmore Middle School will feature exhibits, local history organizations, living historians, and family-friendly activities celebrating Arlington’s past.For more information about HistoryFest and the VA250 Mobile Museum Experience, visit arlhist.org/arlington-va250/

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As early voting begins on redistricting referendum, Arlington Dems and GOP seek to rally | ARLnow.com

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Arlington's two main political parties are driving opposing messages as early voting on Virginia's congressional redistricting referendum began this morning (Friday). The Arlington County Democratic C…

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