Author Archive: AHCA

February 2021 Newsletter

Join us February 10 to hear about how AHCA is celebrating the National Cherry Blossom Festival & how you can help, updates on the Livability Open Space working group and the Walking path concept, Highlands Urban Garden and joining, and the AHCA budget.

Read the newsletter for more community updates on our celebration of the National Cherry Blossom Festival, Amazon HQ2, new coffee shop, 18th St South project, BID Mobility report, a walking map for Walking Day, Permit Parking update, Roaches Run, Construction, January recap, and more.

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What’s up with Roaches Run?

Have you noticed the markers in the water at Roaches Run? According to Aaron LaRocca, Chief of Staff for the GW Memorial Parkway of the NPS, “the NPS is trying […]

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January 2021 Newsletter

Join us January 13 to hear about retail changes at Pentagon Row, including removing the
requirement to provide a “full service” grocery, an Arlington Broadband Internet proposal, approving a $250 donation to Miracle on 23rd, the 2021 civic association budget, and voting on a motion to oppose changes to the Residential Parking Permit program.

Read the newsletter for more community updates on the celebrating the National Cherry Blossom festival, open space, Crystal House becoming affordable housing, Livability 22202 reports, concepts for the park at Army Navy & Eads, construction updates, a replacement for the 4D-A listserve, and more.

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Aurora Highlands welcomes 2021 National Cherry Blossom Festival

Aurora Highlands Civic Association celebrates the National Cherry Blossom Festival. Read more about this opportunity and how you can help!

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Livability 22202 Proposes Solutions to Create Diverse Housing, Avoid Displacement, and Build Community in Arlington County

ARLINGTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA – A new report released today by Livability 22202 – acollaboration of the Arlington Ridge, Aurora Highlands, and Crystal City Civic associations – examines the history and […]

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December 2020 Newsletter

Instead of a December meeting, please join the Pentagon City Planning Study Workshop on Dec 9.

In this month’s newsletter: Proposed Residential Permit Parking Changes, Winter Lights Walk at the Park, Miracle on 23rd, 22202 Holiday Lights, Donating Clothes, What to do with Packaging, Army-Navy Drive design progress, VDOT Route 1 Study Workshop, and more.

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