FRIDAY, JUNE 22 at 6:30 pm
Schweinhaut Senior Center Auditorium
Join your neighbors for a movie and freshly popped popcorn as we welcome the summer season with Star Wars: A New Hope. Bring a blanket or chairs for viewing. Costumes welcome!
This year’s primary election to select the candidates who will run in the November 6 general election is fast approaching. Primary Election Day is June 26, with early voting taking place from June 14-21.
The South Four Corners Citizens Association is partnering with other Four Corners civic associations to sponsor a Montgomery County District 5 Candidates’ Forum, to be held Thursday, May 3, from 7:30 to 9:30 PM at the nearby Pine Crest Elementary School, 201 Woodmoor Drive, Silver Spring.
Council District 5 includes greater Silver Spring and the entire Four Corners area. The May 3 forum, which will be held in a question and answer format, is a unique opportunity to meet all three candidates seeking to represent our neighborhood on the County Council and to hear their positions on the issues affecting Four Corners, Silver Spring, and Montgomery County overall. Click here for more details.
Save the date!SATURDAY, APRIL 28 from 8-11 am.
Each neighbor will set up in their own yard or coordinate with a neighbor to host in their yard. Please note there will be no charity pick up this year. We’ll post signs on streets and intersections the week of the sale. For more information, click Community Yard Sale. Need a little help getting started? Check out our Yard Sale Tips. If you’re available to make and post signs, please contact Jenny Cannon at jenny.cannon@gmail.com
Please join us on TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, for our community’s first meeting of the year.* Our invited speaker is Ann Keating, a licensed integrative dietetic nutritionist.
Ann’s approach to nutrition emphasizes the vital and interrelated physiological, environmental, socio-cultural, and spiritual roles of food in our lives. Her work recognizes the cognitive and physiological factors influencing the complex role of food and nutrition in human health.
Ann loves to share nutritional awareness, as well as practical tools, to help facilitate positive, sustainable health changes in her students and clients. One of Ann’s special interests is using nutritional therapy for mood, such as depression, anger, anxiety, stress, food cravings, and addiction.
Ann holds a Master’s degree in Nutrition and Integrative Health, and a Master’s degree in Health and Wellness Coaching. She currently serves as adjunct faculty at her alma mater, Maryland University of Integrative Health in Laurel, MD.
We look forward to seeing you at 7 pm on January 16. Please remember, SFCCA meetings now end promptly at 8:30 pm.
* SFCCA meetings are held bi-monthly on the third Monday of January, March, May, July, September, and November at Schwienhaut Senior Center, 1000 Forest Glen Rd. When the third Monday of the month falls on a federal holiday, the meeting is postponed, space permitting, to the following day.
Date: Monday, November 20 at 7-8:30pm
Location: Schweinhaut Senior Center at 1000 Forest Glen Road
Featured Guest Speaker: Kuhursheed Bilgrama
Please join us when SFCCA will welcome Khursheed (“KB”) Bilgrami, from Montgomery County’s Department of Transportation (DOT). Mr. Bilgrami’s presentation will address traffic issues specific to our South Four Corners neighborhood. (Please see the Sept/Oct issue of the SFCCA newsletter for a summary of traffic operations and pedestrian safety issues.)
In addition, he will provide attendees with a copy of DOT’s standards and guidelines.
Mr. Bilgrami is currently an Area Engineer with DOT’s Traffic Studies Section where he has worked for nearly 15 years. Prior to joining DOT, Mr. Bilgrami worked for the Maryland State Highway Administration for almost 10 years. Mr. Bilgrami holds a master’s degree in transportation engineering from the University of Maryland, College Park.
We hope you will join us for this important neighborhood safety topic.
your neighbors for an annual holiday tradition on Saturday, Dec 2nd, the Neighborhood Tree Lighting, at the corner of Lanark Way and Rogart Road. Gather for treats and socializing starting at 5:00pm, with the tree lighting taking place promptly at 5:30 pm. Donations of cookies or hot chocolate are welcome.
