Eco & green – Agenda: Alexandria

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4/22/19 – Eco-City Report Card: Is Alexandria Cleaning Up Its Act?

April 22, 2019 This program will be held at our home base The Hermitage, Auditorium, 5000 Fairbanks Avenue, Alexandria, VA..

4/23/18 | Road Rage: How bikes, cars, and pedestrians can safely share the streets

April 23, 2018 Do you feel strongly about traffic, bicycle and pedestrian issues? This is the program for you! In response..

10/24/16 | Small Area Plans – Are They Worth the Paper They Are Written On?

October 24, 2016 What are the impacts of Small Area Plans? What would your Alexandria neighborhood be without one? City..

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Tag: Eco & green

4/22/19 – Eco-City Report Card: Is Alexandria Cleaning Up Its Act?

4/23/18 | Road Rage: How bikes, cars, and pedestrians can safely share the streets

10/24/16 | Small Area Plans – Are They Worth the Paper They Are Written On?

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