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Community Resourses Landing Page (tag-blog)
postings listed : upcoming @crs related events, volunteer recruitment, donations, outreach, accolades for service, possible communications resourse integration;
Future Develop: Town Resourses (label) page?, Communications (label) page?, volunteer signups? communications opt-in?
TAGS = @crs-cleanup-restore,@crs-communications,@crs-educational,@crs-entertainment,@crs-kudos,@crs-outreach-donation,@crs-volunteer,@crs-wg-related
COMMUNITY RESOURCES NEWS
Kudos to these Grovers (11/3/2019) - Many thanks to Lawren and Richard Lankford, Eric Selby, the musicians, Master Griller Ted Yachup, the many who helped set-up and clean-up, Rec. Committee Co-chair Emily Cavey and, last but not least, Co-chair Missy Yachup for making BluestoberFest a huge…
Trees in the Grove – White Oak (11/3/2019) - White Oak (Quercus alba) With over 600 hundred species of oaks (genus Quercus), nearly 100 of them native to the U.S., it would seem a difficult group of trees to sort out, much less identify individual species. However, only a…
The Holiday Show Needs You! (11/3/2019) - If it’s November, we must be rehearsing for the 2019 Washington Grove Holiday Show! Wouldn’t you like to be part of the fun? We need actors, singers, musicians and backstage help with lighting, costumes, props, artwork, and sets. This year,…
Washington Grove Cares – Thanks (10/2/2019) - Thanks to Mary Blake and her co-presenter, William Kellibrew for leading a stimulating discussion of trauma and trauma-informed care. And thanks to our Washington Grove neighbors for attending and participating in this important discussion. A list of relevant resources that…
American Beech & Oriental Bittersweet (10/1/2019) - American Beech (Fagus grandifolia) is a slow growing, moderate sized native tree (up to 70’ tall and 100’ wide) that is abundant in eastern forests. The tree is often recognized from a distance by its attractive gray bark. A tree…
SITP: The Magic Continues (8/3/2019) - Many, many thanks to Emily Cavey, Dylan Hodges and the host of parent and student volunteers for keeping the Summer in the Parks tradition alive for Grove kids. It truly takes a village to mysteriously make the magic happen.
Summer Tennis (6/30/2019) - Grove Tennis Opener "Keep the Ball in Play" Doubles - Sunday June 30 - 9:30 -11 AM (Just show up) Adult Beginner - Intermediate Tune-up Call me with your availability Linda Baim - 240-997-1701 Junior Tennis Mornings: 8 - 8:45…
Communications Work Group & Mtg 07.24.19 (6/30/2019) - The Communications Working Group will meet Wednesday, July 24 at 7pm at Marida Hines’s house. All are welcome to attend. Topics will include the usability test for the website, next steps in emergency communications planning, and communications to support volunteerism…
Washington Grove’s PastPerfect Online (6/2/2019) - We live in an historic community, and through the efforts of the Historic Preservation Commission, that history is becoming more readily available to both our residents and historians interested in researching our unique little town. Washington Grove’s archivist, Patricia Patula,…
Maples (6/1/2019) - Plants in Washington Grove, from F&B member and Master Gardener Jay Everhart: Maples The most common native maple found in Washington Grove is the red maple. Acer rubrum is the county tree of Montgomery County and is an important tree…