On September 9, 2015, the first general meeting of the revived
Hungerford Civic Association was held at Elwood Smith Community Center. At the
meeting, Frank Cole volunteered to spearhead a project to beautify the area
along Cabin John Creek. His idea was to clear the invasive vines and weeds
along the Cabin John stream between the bridge entrance to Dogwood Park and the
south end of Cabin John Parkway near the retention pond, then plant Crape
Myrtles — deer-resistant, non-invasive and drought-resistant trees that have a
long bloom time — along the cleared area.
Wednesday, January 6, 2016
Upcoming General Meeting - January 20, 2016
Our next meeting is in just a couple of weeks -
Date: Wednesday, January 20, 2016
Time: 7:00 pm
Location: Elwood Smith Community Center
All residents of the Hungerford Neighborhood are welcome
and invited to attend.
Come meet the new
civic association board members and other neighbors and hear about what is
happening in and around our neighborhood. City staff will be providing information
on several topics of interest and we will be discussing the upcoming Walking
Town Meeting with the Mayor and Council in April.
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