July newsletter available

Posted on July 28, 2017 by

It’s being delivered this week as the weather permits, but you can read it here.

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Gilliam Place briefing by APAH

Posted on May 19, 2017 by

Last night’s meeting saw a briefing by the Arlington Partnership for Affordable Housing, which is replacing the Arlington Presbyterian Church with Gilliam Place apartments. See http://apah.org/ for info on them and they also provided a copy of their briefing for neighbors who couldn’t make the meeting. Gilliam Place briefing, 5/18/2017

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AH April newsletter available

Posted on April 1, 2017 by

It’s being delivered this week, but you can read it at here.

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National Capital Planning Commission document on NFATC’s expansion plans

Posted on March 8, 2017 by

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Alcova Heights’ January 2017 newsletter

Posted on January 19, 2017 by

Click here to read the new issue.

AHCA November 2016 Election and Meeting Recap

County Will Not Consider APC Lot for a Park

Pet of the Month: Keynes

School News

ABOVE AND BEYOND: Neighbors Who Deliver the Newsletter to You

Operation Turbo: A Neighborhood Charity by Dyan Z. Smith

Recap of 2015 and 2016 & Proposed Budget for 2017

A Neighbor Profile: Jamshid Kooros, Architect & Mapmaker

A Neighbor Profile: Arlington Baptist Church
by Pastor Mike Law

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Petition on NFATC’s proposed expansion, and letter from Pedestrian Advisory Committee

Posted on January 15, 2017 by

NFATC petition signatures

NFATC petitions comments

 

NFATC Pedestrian  Advisory Committee letter

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Congressman Beyers’ letter on NFATA

Posted on January 15, 2017 by

Click for Congressman Beyer’s letter on NFATA‘s proposed expansion.

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