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Residents enjoyed perfect crisp, cool autumn air as they rode atop the hay-strewn trailer and admired the changing color of the leaves on the trees outside the Community Center. Free hayrides for the entire family greeted patrons of the Annual Fall Festival! Upon entering the gym inside the Community Center, residents were greeted by several […]
Ahh October is here! There is a slight chill in the air, leaves are starting to fall, and the summer humidity is gone. While this may make for some wonderful weather for fall sports, picnics, and hiking; it also creates the perfect scenario for fire! I am not just talking about enjoying a fall evening […]
School’s back in session, and the weather is doing that thing where its chilly in the morning, then hot, then back to chilly! The chilly weather reminds us that October is right around the corner. I cannot believe I am typing it, but the fall season is looming! If you are like me, then fall […]
Sometimes when you see new students and new parents getting ready for the new school year, it is hard to tell who is more nervous: the students or their parents. Students are nervous as they are unsure of what lies ahead, and parents are nervous because they are not sure if their kids are truly […]
It is kind of a strange thing for me as the Lead Preschool Teacher here at the Community Center to think about, but now that school is out for summer, I want to share the best way to get yourself and your preschooler ready for summer. Yes, that sentence sure was a mouthful, but I […]
Last fall, I joined the Suicide Prevention Alliance of Northern Virginia (SPAN) LGBT committee as a representative for the City of Manassas Park, Department of Parks and Recreation. I was invited by the Chair of the committee, who happens to work for the Arlington Child and Family Services Division, because of my involvement in the […]
“Five Hundred, Twenty-five Thousand, six hundred Minutes. Five hundred, twenty-five Thousand, moments so dear. Five Hundred, Twenty-five Thousand, six hundred Minutes. How do you measure, Measure a year? In daylights? In sunsets? In midnights? In cups of coffee? In inches? In miles? In laughter? In strife? In, five hundred, twenty-five Thousand, six hundred minutes. How […]
Do you ever wonder what it would be like to be in one of those old fashioned Christmas movies where the people actually sing Christmas carols and share good tidings? If you were at the Light Parade and Tree Lighting event in Manassas Park on Saturday, December 10th, you may have felt like you truly […]
I have been working at the Community Center for quite a while, and know that we are all under a great deal of stress planning for a perfect holiday. I would like to share something I have realized in my personal life, and I’d like to offer you and your family some helpful suggestions or […]
Christmas has always been my favorite holiday for as long as I can remember. I love the spirit and energy that fills the air almost magically throughout the month of December. There’s just something about the holiday season that puts you in a fantastic mood. The holidays are filled with so many activities for you […]