July 2022, Vol. 48, Issue 7 Watergate at Landmark Unit Owners Association
Did You Know? Page 4
Hi There! Page 6
Summer Fun Has Begun
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Get on the Shuttle Bus
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Inside the Wheel News Did You Know That?
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Message from the GM
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Fireworks for July 4
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Staff Updates
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Pro-Fit Information
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July Calendar
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HELLO SUMMER Why not start summer off with a bang? Residents of all ages enjoyed the water fight, blowing bubbles, face painting and the delicious sweet treats that were on deck at the End of School Celebration. There was also another successful Yappy Happy Hour, with 57 humans, 20 dogs and a cat! View our most recent activities recap on page 11. Photo: Lamya Shumaila
In This Issue... Upcoming Activities
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Activity Recap
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Yellowstone Park
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August Shuttle Trips
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Pet of the Month
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WATERGATE AT LANDMARK
Phil Schrock President
Rudnaldo Hodges Director
Theresa Mulrane Director
Eileen Greenberg Vice President
Robert Lee Director
Joseph Vecchio Director
Alex Davila Director
Luke Lopez Director
Gregory Wade Director
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DID YOU KNOW? By Eileen Greenberg, Board Vice-President
vice fixed this problem with supplies WAL has on hand, although the dryer vent location was still puzzling! With advice and investigation through various sources, after 2 weeks, my new machine was ready to be used….PHEW!
If it’s July, it’s time for the our President, Phil Schrock, to “take a break” from writing his Wheel Update.
This was definitely not as easy as originally anticipated and I was without a washer-dryer for almost three weeks!
So it’s time to hear from your Board Vice President! This year’s article will highlight a few things residents would benefit from knowing. Oftentimes, I’ll hear residents say, “Well I didn’t know that?” So, I’ll share a few pertinent tips that may make living at WAL a little easier.
Balcony Floor Coverings
Replacing Appliances
Not long ago, the dryer of my 19-year-old stacked washerdryer broke. Okay, it was OLD, so it was not totally unexpected. I went on an adventure to find a new machine. This task didn’t take long, as I found an updated model of the one I had and it could be delivered in five days. Great; I was happy! The new machine was delivered to my unit. But, without knowing any better, the dryer vent connector was on the BACK of the new machine. Ah, what’s the big deal, right? The venting hole in my kitchen is on the side wall next to unit, making this machine not compatible with my space. Who knew? FurtherCheck the dryer vent hose location before installing a more, the delivery company new machine. Photo: Pixabay could not and would not install my new machine because once an appliance enters your unit, it can’t go back if you purchase it from Home Depot. So do your research beforehand!
When you replace your dryer, check to make sure that the new dryer vent is compatible with the location of your dryer vent hole before buying! Most dryers now come with the option of a side or back vent. In some cases making sure you have a “flexible hose is all your need. I didn’t know I had choices. I also learned that the electric plug for the old machine was different and so the electric “plug in-box cover” had to be replaced, also hindering installation. Our Handyman SerPage 4
As the Board President, our General Manager and others have shared over many months, WAL’s infrastructure is extremely important, proven by the many on-going projects. The Board of Directors works hard to have quality work that maintains the integrity, safety, and value of our property, which are very expensive. The Balcony Restoration project, for example, is complete in three of our highrise buildings and is almost ready to move to the last building, Bldg. 3.
Did you know that our balconies are considered limited common elements that are not owned by residents? There are specific Rules and Regulations for our balconies. One of the most important rules from Policy Resolution #102 (ratified on April 30, 2019) concerns balcony floor coverings and protects concrete on the balcony. • Floor coverings, including outdoor carpets and area rugs, soak up water which eventually damages and deteriorates the concrete. • The contract warranty WAL signed with our contractor becomes invalid if any floor coverings cause damage to the work they provided. • Please do not place any covering on your balcony. Any resident whose actions compromises WAL contract work may be financially responsible to for related repairs.
Trash Room Usage
Watergate at Landmark has many conveniences to make living in our high-rise buildings helpful for all. One of these conveniences is the Trash Room located on every floor. Did you know about these Common Courtesies from Policy Resolution #89 (ratified January 28, 2014), which were written to make living with your neighbors in noncluttered and cleaner ways? • Trash chutes are available 7 a.m. – 11 p.m. daily to: • Throw away our plastic bags; • Place newspapers, magazines and small boxes no bigger than a “shoe box’ on the shelves; and • Place cleaned containers for recycling in the designated plastic containers. • Containers with food remnants, i.e. empty pizza boxes, are considered trash which can attract “pests.” These must be flattened prior to disposal. • Although the Trash Rooms are conveniently located for our units, please do not leave large boxes there, even if
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they are broken down. These must be taken to the Loading Dock. This is an easy common courtesy that aids in expediting the disposal process.
Enjoying Picnics Around Watergate
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Corn cobs Stringy parts of vegetables (i.e., peels, pulps and rinds) Excess washing detergent Many items seem to be okay, since you use the garbage disposal. But these items solidify or ‘congeal’ somewhere in the drain system and cause clogs and cause back-ups. Instead, try using empty jars or cans to collect used oil, throw all food waste into your trash bags and dispose of such down the Trash Chutes provided for us!
Did you know that by being careful of what we put in the sink, we can help prevent overflows and late-night emergency calls and visits from the Maintenance Department? Keep our picnic and gazebo areas clean by putting waste in the trash can. Photo: Eileen Greenberg
During the warmer months, we are fortunate that WAL offers a multitude of outdoor locations to enjoy a meal or to have a celebration, such as the gazebos, building picnic areas and the Upper and Lower Terrace, to name a few.
I hope that the few recommendations I have shared will make it easier for living in our beautiful high-rise condominium community together. Help keep WAL a pleasant and safe place for you to live and for your friends and family to visit!
However, have you come across food wrappers, soda cans or chicken bones on the walkways at WAL? Or, have you tried to eat at the gazebos or picnic areas only to find that someone before you left the remains of the food they ate? It makes it hard to enjoy these otherwise beautiful spaces.
On the behalf of the Board of Directors, I hope that you will have a wonderful Fourth of July! Enjoy the whole summer; take advantage of all our fabulous amenities and be safe!
Did you know that every once in a while, a hungry “guest” (i.e. racoons, foxes, deer, insects) wanders through our gates or squeezes through the fences looking for food? Food debris left on the property and not properly disposed of is both a nuisance and a health hazard. Also, it draws ants and other insects, rodents, other furry visitors, who are happy to feast off the food remains. Once you are finished using these amenities, it is for you to clean up after yourself, especially food remnants. Please remember to expect from yourself what you expect of others! By doing a thorough job of cleaning up, those hungry “guests” will not want to return as often.
What’s That Coming Out of My Sink Drain?
Help each other out by not putting nasty things down your sinks that can, eventually, clog the common drain systems we have in our high-rise buildings—especially the kitchen sink. Some of these items include: • Cooking and hair oil • Coffee grinds (they swell up in the pipes) July 2022
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FROM THE GM’S DESK
vantage of crews already mobilized onsite, the Board is choosing to address some projects sooner rather than later and will continue to do so throughout the summer. Examples of such recently identified by engineers needing attention include: • Repair work in the garage for Bldgs. 2, 3 and 4 • Repair work at the Loading Dock behind Bldg. 2
By Greg Gardner, General Manager
Work in these locations is projected to be completed within the coming weeks. We plan to keep you informed and updated as we are able to do so. Thanks for your patience and understanding while repairs are in progress. Management and the Board are committed to repairing, maintaining and renovating Watergate’s aging infrastructure to ensure a safe and secure place to live and maintain property value.
Projects such as these maintain WAL’s infrastructure. Photo: Rashawnda Daniels-Atkinson
This month, I’d like to share with you an update on construction projects. Engineers conducting a Visual Building Structural inspection at WAL are systematically going through areas and sharing their findings with Management and the Board. To maintain the integrity of our infrastructure and to take ad-
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Don’t Light Those Fireworks Thinking about using sparklers or fireworks to celebrate? It is unlawful to store, offer for sale, expose for sale, sell at retail, use or explode any fireworks within the City of Alexandria. If you are caught, you risk a fine of up to $2500, a Class One Misdemeanor and prison. Rebecca prides herself on being a problem-solving professional who enjoys talking to people and giving them topnotch service.
By Rashawnda Daniels-Atkinson
Kwamé Jones
Have you noticed a few new faces around here lately? Meet the latest members of the WAL staff!
His official first day as WAL’s new Activities and Fitness Director was June 14. The Ft. Washington, MD, resident viewed the role at Pro-FIT as the perfect opportunity to transition from teaching.
Rebecca Gomez
This Northern Virginian native began her WAL journey on June 6 as one of our Resident Services Representatives (RSR). She’s familiar with the community, and Gomez’s first job was not too far from here.
Meet WAL’s newest RSR!
Photo: Rashawnda Daniels-Atkinson
“My first job actually was working in retail at the Macy’s in Landmark Mall, so it’s...like coming home for me,” Rebecca stated.
With over a decade in customer service experience and leadership, Rebecca is looking forward to learning more about community association management. “I’m looking forward to becoming more knowledgeable and growing in association management,” she stated. Page 6
Welcome Pro-FIT’s Activities and Fitness Director. Photo: Kwamé Jones
“I’m a people-person and was always interested in the tourism side of hospitality. I’m not a ‘sit behind the desk’ kind of person. I love the fact that I get to be hands on with what’s going on here,” Kwamé said, of his new role.
But this isn’t his first rodeo. Jones has a B.S. in Hospitality and Tourism Management from the University of Maryland-Eastern Shore as well as experience as an Activity Coordinator for a senior living facility. Overall, his goal as WAL’s new Activities Director is to foster camaraderie across generations of residents while executing events where everyone feels welcomed.
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WAL UPCOMING EVENTS WATERGATE BOOK CLUB
REACH AT THE KENNEDY CENTER SHUTTLE TRIP
Thursday, July 7 Conference Room 2 and Virtual • 1 – 5 p.m. Memorial Drive by Natasha Trethewey
Thursday, July 21
Pickup Begins at 9:15 a.m. • Ticket: $12
At age nineteen, Natasha Trethewey had her world turned upside down when her former stepfather shot and killed her mother. Grieving and still new to adulthood, she confronted the dual pulls of life and death in the aftermath of unimaginable trauma and now explores the way this experience lastingly shaped the Pulitzer Prize-winning artist she became. Email dpmullens@comcast.net for details.
KENILWORTH AQUATIC GARDENS SHUTTLE TRIP
REACH’s artistic green spaces seek to draw visitors into the creative process. Lunch in Shirlington on your own. Ticket sales are final.
SIP & LISTEN FEAT. SURF JAGUARS Saturday, July 30 Terrace Lounge • 7 p.m. Tickets: $15
Thursday, July 7
Pick Up starts at 9:15 a.m. Ticket: $12 The beautiful flora and fauna transport you to a natural paradise in the nation’s capital with the A&E Committee! Lunch will be on your own at The Shoppes at Foxchase. Ticket sales are final.
Don’t miss the Social Committee’s final summer concert! The Surf Jaguars band plays a mix of Yacht rock, Surf and Rockabilly and classic tunes. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. All ticket sales are final; tips are excluded from the price.
NATIONAL NIGHT OUT Tuesday, August 2
Lower Terrace • 5 – 8 p.m. • FREE
YAPPY HAPPY HOUR Friday, July 8
Upper Terrace • 7 p.m. • FREE Hang out with your pet or love on one at this pet-friendly social sponsored by the Pet Committee!
Stand together to show the community the steps WAL is taking to be a safe and enjoyable community. We will have music, games and treats to engage in! This event is free to attend. Please call the Activities Office at 703-3707092 with questions. Sponsored by the Youth Committee.
MANSION ON O STREET SHUTTLE TRIP
WIMBLEDON VIEWING PARTY
Thursday, August 4
Pickup Time 9:15 a.m. Shuttle: $12 plus Tour: $30
Sunday, July 10
Terrace Lounge • 9 a.m.
Watch the men’s final of Wimbledon with the Recreation Committee and enjoy some breakfast pastries and drinks. RSVP with the Activities Office. Page 8
Explore the Coolest Place in DC according to booking.com with the A&E Committee! You’ll walk in the footsteps of history makers, artists, politicians and more as you explore each room and find the secret doors leading to worlds never experienced. You can even buy a piece of the exhibit (bring your own bag)! Then, dine at Bistrot Lepic & Wine Bar at your expense. Walking with steep stairs is involved on this excursion, both for the O Street Mansion and the Bistrot Lepic restaurant. Ticket sales are final.
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WAL UPCOMING EVENTS YAPPY HAPPY HOUR
SAVE THE DATE FOR THESE SEPTEMBER EVENTS:
Friday, August 12
Upper Terrace • 7 p.m. • FREE Hang out with your pet or love on one at this pet-friendly social sponsored by the Pet Committee!
September 4 - 5: WAL Camp-Out Cue the s’mores and campfire songs at this Youth Committee-sponsored event! Sleep under the stars in Picnic Area 2 near the Back Gate from 4 p.m. - 11 a.m.
HISTORIC BLENHEIM HOUSE SHUTTLE TRIP
September 9 - Yappy Happy Hour (Last One for 2022) Bring your fur baby to this pet-friendly social on the Upper Terrace at 7 p.m. Sponsored by the Pet Committee.
Thursday, August 18
September 11 - U.S. Open Finals Viewing Party Join the Recreation Committee for a Sunday of tennis fun starting at 4 p.m.! RSVP with the Activities Office.
Pickup Time 9:15 a.m. Ticket: $14 (Shuttle and Tour) Join the A&E Committee on a tour of the Historic Blenheim House. Immerse yourself in the home’s “graffiti”, which is history and view the carvings and artwork left behind by the Union soldiers during the Civil War. These walls contain over 100 names, units, dates, poems and artistic drawings. Tickets can be purchased in the Activities Office and all sales are final unless the trip is canceled. After the hour-long tour, you’ll be taken to the Mosaic District for shopping and dining at your expense.
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September 15 - National Mall Drop-Off This A&E-sponsored shuttle trip takes you to the nation’s capital to explore and sightsee the many museums, memorials and monuments throughout the area. September 24 - Doggy Swim At the end of the Outdoor Pool season, it all goes to the dogs! Save the date now for this popular event sponsored by the Pet Committee! Rain date is Sunday, September 25.
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PRO-FIT INFORAMTION Summer Group Exercise Schedule
Want to Attend a Fitness Class?
Session Ends on September 30, 2022!
Buy a class pass and use it to attend any of the fitness classes offered at Watergate at Landmark!
Call 703-370-7092 to purchase your class today!
Mondays Pilates • 10:30 a.m. • Terrace Lounge Wednesdays Tone/Balance/Stretch • 12:15 p.m. • Terrace Lounge Saturdays Gentle Yoga • 9 a.m. • Terrace Lounge
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10 Classes: $95 * 20 Classes: $179 * 30 Classes: $209 Unlimited Classes: $229 *Less than $4/class!* Drop-In Rate: $10 per class
Pro-FIT Referral Program Don’t keep a great thing to yourself! Refer a friend, family member or neighbor to join Pro-Fit’s Group Exercise Program! If they commit to a class pass and mention you as a referral, they receive 35% OFF the price of their class pass AND you get two FREE classes! The Summer Group Exercise Class Schedule will run through September 30, 2022. You may join classes at any time; however, classes purchased must be used before the current session ends.
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GIDDYAP TO YELLOWSTONE PARK
ment. This was the first time since 1915 that the park was entirely closed! Ranger officials deliberated their options: Option one: pile 1000s of people on buses and take them to their lodgings to collect their stuff. Option two: tough patooties. Option three: allow those near the South entrance to return collect their belongings and get out of the park by 8 p.m.
By Karen Hamlin, Bldg. 2 Resident After delaying this trip for 2 1/2 years due to COVID, my son and I arrived in Yellowstone with excitement and anticipation. Here’s what not to pack for the trip: 4 summer dresses 2 summer blouses 2 summer pants
It was then 3 p.m. and an hour’s drive away from where we were. Giddyap!
The first three days, we shlepped through torrential rains in 45° weather as my son pushed me to all the sites in my wheelchair. A waterfall at the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River. And each night, I blow dried my cold wet feet. On the fourth day, we went to West Yellowstone, a little town just outside the park when the park rangers happily informed us that the entire Park would be closed and everyone had to evacuate due to the severe flooding caused by the rain. In fact, this flooding had not happened in 500 years!
The Rangers and locals are the happiest people I’ve ever met but now they were exuberantly overjoyed with excite-
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Everyone jumped into their manly RVs, campers, and oversized trucks (we in our rented Ford Focus) to race back with instructions not to stop to photograph wildlife. Since the rains inspired the wildlife to come out of the woods, everyone stopped on the way to Bison grazing after the storm. photograph all the bison, deer, antelope, gophers and tigers (just kidding). Then everyone scrambled to find a place to stay. Luckily, we stayed at a Holiday Inn seven hours away. We were so fortuitous to see the incredible Yellowstone Park because now the north end of the park will be closed until next year; but, the south entrance will open soon.
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GRANDEUR & “GRAFFITI”
the flag that flew over Merrill-Lynch during 9-11 and an original letter written by John Lennon.
By Carolyn Winters and Joanne Burke, A&E Committee
Blenheim House
Explore rooms inspired by cultural icons John Lennon and Rosa Parks at the O Street Mansion. Photos: Pixabay and Unsplash
The A&E Committee has some unique shuttle trips coming up in August. Sign up in the Activities Office ASAP to visit the O Street Museum and the Blenheim House.
O Street Museum
One of our most anticipated and unique excursions ever will be on Thursday, August 4. O Street Museum has over 100 rooms and 80 secret doors for visitors to explore. Plus, you can buy a piece of the exhibit (bring your own bag to hold purchases)! After our tour of the mansion museum, dine at Bistrot Lepic & Wine Bar at your expense. Walking with steep stairs is involved on this excursion, both for the O Street Museum and the Bistrot Lepic restaurant. Limited tickets are available at a price of $30 plus the $12 shuttle fee. Pick up time begins at 9:15 a.m. Reservations confirmed upon payment; tickets are non-refundable. More on the Mansion O Street Museum was named a top 5 Historic Venue to explore by Smithsonian Magazine and Top 7 Hotels in DC by Forbes. Their immersive environment has been featured in television shows, books and magazines--including the Travel Channel’s Mega Mansions. You’ll walk in the footsteps of presidents and freedom fighters, historians, authors, artists and musicians, athletes, scholars and many more. The O Street Museum’s unique exhibits promote and embrace life from every culture, resulting in a wide-ranging and ever-changing collection. You can leaf through manuscripts, touch sculptures by renowned artists, hear rare studio cuts and journey through an array of diverse architectural styles and exhibits such as the Log Cabin, John Lennon Suite, Safari room and Mrs. Rosa Parks’ room (the mansion was her home-away-fromhome for nearly 10 years). Here you may find original artwork by Mersad Berber, Frederick Hart, Gerald Johnson and others; celebrity memorabilia like Bob Dylan’s signed guitar from his Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction, Prince’s Purple Rain Jacket, July 2022
The second trip for August is to the Blenheim House in Fairfax, VA! The trip is Thursday, August 18. Tickets can be purchased in the Activities Office. for $14. Pick up begins at 9:15 a.m. Tour lasts one hour, followed by a drop off at Mosaic District for shopping and dining. Ticket sales are non-refundable. The land and house was owned by the Willcoxon family and dates back to circa 1859. The farm was run with at least six enslaved people. Albert Willcoxon and his wife were supporters of secession. They supported the Confederate cause by selling large quantities of supplies to Confederate soldiers. However, by 1862, Fairfax was mainly controlled by the Union army, whom ravaged the area and depleted much of the landscape. At this point the family fled the estate. The Willcoxon farm was in the middle of the wartime activity in the town. On July 17, 1861 Fairfax was now occupied by the Northern Army. By the end of the year, they were using the Courthouse as army headquarters. Because of Blenheim’s location and the abandonment by the owners, the house became fully occupied by the Union army and was most likely used as a hospital. The house was later renamed Blenheim. Historic “Graffiti The soldiers made their physical mark by leaving writings on the walls of the first, second and attic levels. These walls contain over one hundred names, units, dates, poems and artistic drawings. At least twenty-three different military regiments are represented on the walls. Research of the Blenheim soldiers started in 1997. Names on the walls were deciphered and checked in basic public resources from the Civil War era and later. Once the name and regiment of a soldier were confirmed, files were pulled from the National Archives. Grandma’s Cottage Grandma‘s cottage” dates back to c. 1840 and is also located on the Blenheim estate. It was occupied for much of its history by Margaret Willcoxon , the sister owner of the Willcoxon farm, of Al- Grandma’s cottage. Photo: City of Fairfax bert Willcoxon. Margaret is buried in the Blenheim cemetery along with her husband, brother, parents and grandmother. The cottage is important for a combination of log wall construction and rare hewn timbers.
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THERE GOES PHOEBE By Kristen P., Bldg. 2 Resident
I adopted Phoebe in early March 2022 from a senior dog rescue center. She was found as a stray and is estimated to be about 11 years old. I don't know her exact breed but I suspect she is some sort of corgi mix. I fell in love with her sweet face. Phoebe is pretty chill unless there is food around. She sort of moos like a goat—yes, you read that right—to remind you that she is there and would like a snack too. She is great around people, kids and 90% of other dogs. She isn't a fan of cats but loves to stalk squirrels. As an older dog with stubby legs and a long body, prone to back issues, you might find me carrying Phoebe up and down the stairs near Pet Area 2. Come say, “Hi!” _________________________________________ Have a pet (dog, cat, lizard, bird, etc.) you want to feature as the Pet of the Month in the Wheel? Send your story to FeaturedPet@watergateatlandmark.com. or drop by as a guest at the Pet Committee meeting the first Thursday of the month at 7:30 p.m. in Conference Room 1 and Virtual via Zoom. Please be sure stories submitted are written from your perspective and not your pet’s. Looking forward to reading about your precious pet!
Have you ever heard a dog moo? That’s something cool that Phoebe can do!
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JULY 2022 EVENTS Sunday
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Wednesday
Thursday
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Saturday 1
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Tai Chi - 9 AM - TL Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL Knit and Stitch 10 AM - CF2
Yoga - 9 AM - CR Scrapbook Club 2 PM - VI Robotics Club 3 PM - CF1
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4 Independence Day Observed All Offices Closed No Shuttle Service Fitness Ctr.: 4 AM – 12 AM Indoor Pool: 10 AM – 10 PM Outdoor Pool: 9 AM – 8 PM Racquet Club (FOB Only): 6 AM – 11 PM
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5 Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL Mahjong - 11 AM - CR Seniors - 2 PM - TL/VI
Bridge - 2 PM - CR
A&E - 5 PM - CF2
Recreation - 5 PM VI/CF1
Covenants - 7PM - VI
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14 Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL
Mahjong - 11 AM - CR
Tone/Balance/Stretch 12:15 PM - TL
Reasonable Accommodations - 4 PM CF1
19 Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL Mahjong - 11 AM - CR
Budget - 7PM - VI
20 Tone/Balance/Stretch 12:15 PM - TL Bridge - 2 PM - CR
Trash Chute Cleaning
Building Redecoration 7 PM - CF1
Yappy Happy Hour - 7 PM - UT
Scrapbook Club 2 PM - VI
25 Pilates - 10:30 AM - TL
26 Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL
21 Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL Kennedy Center and REACH Shuttle Trip 9:15 AM Pick Up
15 Knit and Stitch 10 AM - CF2
Mahjong - 11 AM - CR Board of Directors Meeting - 7:30 PM - TL/VI
16 Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL Yoga - 9 AM - CR Scrapbook Club 2 PM - VI Robotics Club 3 PM - CF1
22 Knit and Stitch 10 AM - CF2
23 Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL Yoga - 9 AM - CR Scrapbook Club 2 PM - VI Dancing on the Terrace - LT 7 PM Robotics Club 3 PM - CF1
27 Tone/Balance/Stretch 12:15 PM - TL
Yoga - 9 AM - CR
Robotics Club 3 PM - CF1
Trash Chute Cleaning for All Bldgs.
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9 Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL
Communications 7: 30 PM - VI on Microsoft Teams
PRC - 7 PM - VI
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8 Knit and Stitch 10 AM - CF2
Pet - 7:30 PM - CF1/VI
Landscape -11 AM - CF2
Social - 6 PM - CF2
Pilates 10:30 AM - TL
Kenilworth Gardens Shuttle Trip - 9:15 AM Pick Up
Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL
Bridge - 2 PM - CR
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7 Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL
Watergate Book Club 1 PM - CF2/VI
Youth - 6 PM - VI
The Activities Office is Infrastructure - 7 PM - VI closed and will reopen Building Redecoration on Wednesday, July 6. 7 PM - CF1
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Wimbledon Pilates - 10:30 AM - TL Viewing Party - 9 AM - TL
6 Tone/Balance/Stretch 12:15 PM - TL
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Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL
Bridge - 2 PM - CR
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LOCATION KEY BL=Building Lobby; BP=Billiard & Ping-Pong Rooms; BR=Blue Room; CF1=Conference Room 1; CF2=Conference Room 2; CR=Card Room; FC=WAL Fitness Center; GZ=Gazebos; IP=Indoor Pool; LB=Library; LD= Loading Dock; LT=Lower Terrace; M=Market; MA=Multi-purpose Area; ME=Meadow; OP=Outdoor Pool; OT=Outdoor Tennis Courts; P=Playground; PG=Putting Green; PR=Party Room; RC=Racquet Club; TL=Terrace Lounge; TS=Town Square; TV=TV Room; UT=Upper Terrace; VI=Virtual
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