The RCA Community Bazaar (formerly the Fall Yard Sale) is this weekend. Join us on Saturday, May 5th, 2012 from 8:00am-1:00pm at Loehmann’s Plaza.
Show up early and claim a good spot! RCA members get a free space; Non-members pay $10 per space. Remember, you must bring your own tables.
The September 2011 Echo (PDF), has been posted.
May 7th, 2011 8:00am-1:00pm, Loehmann’s Plaza
Show up early and claim a good spot!
RCA members get a free space; Non-members pay $10 per space.
The November 2010 Echo (PDF), has been posted.
The Echo Media Kit for 2010 – 2011 has been published, take a look and learn how your advertisement can reach 1,300 homes. More information on the Media Kit page.
ROCKVILLE, Md. — Over the last century, Rockville Pike in Montgomery County, Md., has grown, unfettered and unplanned, into a sprawling strip city — a hodge-podge of shopping centers, parking lots and gridlocked traffic that frustrates motorists and discourages pedestrians.
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The December 2009 Echo (PDF), has been posted.
Our first annual Community Day was a blast, despite the weather. Hope all that came out had a great time. Thanks to the volunteers who worked to pull the event together.
We’d also like to thank The Stepping Stones, Advance Martial Arts and Mr. Knick Knack for performing. A special thank you to Dynamite Gymnastics for being gracious hosts.
Our next General Meeting will be held this Thursday, September 10, 2009 at 8:00 p.m. We meet at the Veirs Mill Rec Center, view map.
We will be featuring Roger Berliner, our District One member of the County Council and Marc Elrich one of the At-Large members of the County Council. Unfortunately, Council Member Berliner will be unable to attend. Hope to see you there!
Waverly Schuylkill Planting Plan.pdf What are they going to plant in the Park.
The County has begun the Waverly stream restoration project .
Construction is expected to take 3-4 months with the goal of finishing everything around March-April 2009. Work will impact the asphalt trail that connects Schuylkill Road to the train station, so a mulch trail will be temporarily installed with safety fencing to minimize access disruptions.