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  • 'Green' Information and Interactive Website for Montgomery County
    Posted on: 2012-01-22
    Montgomery County Dept. of the Environmental Protection has created a new website, www.MyGreenMontgomery.org , that will serve the public with energy and environmental information -

    1. Search for local, state, and federal utility information for energy programs
    2. Create your personal 'green' plan
    3. Comment on projects and join discussion groups
    4. View calendar events
    5. Central resource for public information on environmental and energy topics

    Source: The Gazette, 1/18/12
  • Acupuncture Patient Needed
    Posted on: 2012-01-17
    As a Clinical Acupuncture Intern, I am seeking a patient who is able to commit to 12 weeks of treatment from 10am-12pm on Thursdays, starting 1/19/2012. This incredible opportunity will be for someone who wants very focused attention for their healing by six Acupuncture students and a fully liscensed Acupuncture Practitioner/Instructor. The patients who have had this experience in the past report a life changing event. Please contact me ASAP as this opportunity will go very quick. The cost for this level of treatment is generally $120 for the initial consultation, and $90 per treatment to total $1,110. However, since this is a teaching opportunity the price has been greatly reduced to $70 for the initial consultation and $55 per treatment to a discounted price of $675! The same cost of a new computer or TV for a life changing event! Don't wait to contact me. Feel free to visit the school website to learn more about Tai Sophia Institute.
    Website:www.tai.edu
  • Great Babysitter
    Posted on: 2012-01-07
    Hi, my name is Shoham Lewin. I am in middle school at JDS, and am a great babysitter. I am very good with kids, and I have experience babysitting. I can be reached at 301-881-8823, and at shoham.lewin@gmail.com. Thank you!
  • Our Combined Communities Getting Re-Organized
    Posted on: 2011-11-01
    Since Tilden Woods, Old Farm, and Walnut Woods' civic associations have been inactive (actually, defunct) for the past number of years, there is a new effort to reorganize so that we, as a community, can respond to area issues, communicate with each other, and do the things that only a civic association can do. To that end, be on the lookout for announcements for a meeting of residents of all of these neighborhoods; as a group, we will be creating a new civic association that encompasses each of the three neighborhoods. That would create a powerful assoc. of more than 900 households. Stay tuned! When the meeting is announced, please attend, bring your neighbors, and come prepared to participate!
  • Tilden MS Modernization Set Back
    Posted on: 2011-11-01
    -----Original Message-----
    From: 'Barbara Ferry'
    Sent 10/28/2011 12:11:46 PM

    Subject: Fwd: Superintendent's Recommended CIP -- Take a look to see how it affects your school

    Note below that the Tilden modernization project has been moved from 2017 to 2018 in the superintendent's CIP (link below). I have copied our new Tilden Principal on this email to let her know we will be testifying before the BOE on Nov. 14 and can address any concerns she has of that decision. Tilden won't run out of space in that time, but items that have been problematic for years (e.g. PA System replacement) and were planned for the modernization, will now be in limbo. Lockers are supposed to be replaced in 2014 under PLAR.

    It looks like Wyngate will stay on schedule, but Kensington Parkwood's addition and Luxmanor's modernization will be subject to state / county construction funding. Facility planning for both will stay on track (2012 for KP and 2013 for Lux).

    If I am missing anything here, let me know!


    Barbara

    ---------- Forwarded message ----------
    From: Szyfer, Deborah Deborah_Szyfer@mcpsmd.org>
    Date: Fri, Oct 28, 2011 at 8:46 AM
    Subject: Superintendent's Recommended CIP
    To: 'LaGrange, Irina' Irina_LaGrange@mcpsmd.org>, 'Crouse, Casey B' Casey_B_Crouse@mcpsmd.org>, 'Doran, Michael J.' Michael_J_Doran@mcpsmd.org>, 'jencope@hotmail.com' jencope@hotmail.com>, 'bferry@ngs.org' bferry@ngs.org>, 'rsdedelman@msn.com' rsdedelman@msn.com>, Susan Fleck susan_fleck@yahoo.com>, d bladimir d_bladimir@hotmail.com>, 'kcollishaw44@gmail.com' kcollishaw44@gmail.com>, 'choprakhan@hotmail.com' choprakhan@hotmail.com>
    Cc: 'Garran, Christopher S.' Christopher_S_Garran@mcpsmd.org>, 'Mills, Bronda L' Bronda_L_Mills@mcpsmd.org>, 'Hollingshead, Donna' Donna_Hollingshead@mcpsmd.org>


    Dear Principals and Cluster Coordinators,

    The Superintendent’s Recommended FY 2013 Capital Budget and FY 2013–2018 Capital Improvements Program (CIP) was released this morning. As you are aware, Montgomery County continues to face fiscal constraints and the County Council recently lowered the Spending Affordability Guidelines (SAG) for the upcoming CIP. Given the need to balance the fiscal constraints with growing enrollment and aging facilities and infrastructure, the superintendent has recommended a one year delay to all secondary school modernizations including Eastern and Tilden middle schools and Thomas S. Wootton High Schools. Additional information concerning the CIP is available on the Division of Long-range Planning website at:

    http://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/planning/CIPMaster_Current2.shtml

    Please share this information with your PTAs. If you have any questions concerning the recommendation, please feel free to contact to discuss your concerns.

    Thank you,

    Deborah Szyfer
    Senior Facility Planner
    Division of Long-range Planning
    2096 Gaither Road, Suite 201
    Rockville, MD 20850
    240-314-4705 (voice)
    240-314-4707 (fax)
  • Start A New Career Today
    Posted on: 2011-10-19
    Become a certified armed security officer in one week. Classes are forming now. Seating is limited. We are certified. Call today at 301-254-2724.
  • Babysitter!
    Posted on: 2011-09-07
    Hi! i would like to introduce myself! My name is Ronit Feifer. I am a sophmore at walter johnson high. i am a kind, well working girl who would love to babysit your children! I also have previous working experience with children. I am currently working at a Hebrew School as a second grade teachers assistant! Please contact me at my email rfeifer11@yahoo.com or my cell phone number 2406202620.
    Thank You!
    Ronit Feifer
  • HHS to stay in Rockville at Parklawn Building
    Posted on: 2011-09-03
    After all bids were evaluated, the feds have decided to renew the HHS lease for 15 years. The Parklawn Bldg. will be renovated inside and out and will be environmentally certified to LEED Gold . The following link is to an article in the August 31, 2011, Gazette:
    http://www.gazette.net/article/20110826/NEWS/708269664&template=gazette
  • Montrose Parkway damaging Cabin John watershed
    Posted on: 2011-09-03
    Drainage pipes leading from the bridge road dump stormwater and motor oil from the road onto the bike path beneath. This is creating significant erosion and degradation of the bike path itself, with the runoff going straight into the creek. Also, the restricted water channel is now collecting sticks, branches, and other debris, causing further deterioration. County officials are being alerted, but, if you want to be kept informed about this issue, let me know.
    Click here to view images...
  • Regular home maintenance prevents costly repairs
    Posted on: 2011-08-03
    Check out this link for a great maintenance checklist!
  • Mid-Pike Plaza- What's Happening?
    Posted on: 2011-07-25
    Federal Realty Investment Trust is presenting their plans for Mid-Pike Plaza. Construction will start in 2012.
    Come to Trinity Lutheran Church at 11200 Old Georgetown Road from 7:30pm-9:00pm on Tuesday, July 26
  • Anyone Interested in a Nanny Share beginning in August 2011
    Posted on: 2011-05-09
    My husband and I are expecting our first baby this month and arelooking into our childcare options for when I return to work in August. We would like to have a nanny share if there is anyone else interest in the our area of Tildenwoods/Old Farm. We will need care four days a week Monday-Thursday.
  • Making a difference doesn't have to break the budget.
    Posted on: 2011-03-04
    Sustainability starts at home ; You can help the environment and save money at the same time. As we all work together making simple choices we can contribute to the reduction of global pollution and together we can make a difference.
    Viridian Energy offers high-quality renewable energy products that meet or exceed the proposed 2020 federal environmental goal of 20% renewable energy. This allows our customers to choose energy that exceeds the renewable portfolio standards in Maryland for rates that are often lower than the local utility.
  • Making a difference doesn't have to break the budget.
    Posted on: 2011-03-03
    Sustainability starts at home ; You can help the environment and save money at the same time. As we all work together making simple choices we can contribute to the reduction of global pollution and together we can make a difference.
    Viridian Energy offers high-quality renewable energy products that meet or exceed the proposed 2020 federal environmental goal of 20% renewable energy. This allows our customers to choose energy that exceeds the renewable portfolio standards in Maryland for rates that are often lower than the local utility.
  • After School Programs at Grace Episcopal Day School
    Posted on: 2010-10-04
    Grace Episcopal Day School in Kensington and Silver Spring, MD, is now offering After Class Enrichment (ACE) Programs to students who are not currently attending Grace. We offer an array of programs that range from martial arts, to cooking, to drama by Round House Theatre. Programs are held at Grace's Kensington campus and are offered to grades K-6. Grace is excited about expanding our programs to the general public and we hope to see some new and familiar faces!

    http://www.geds.org/page.cfm?p=380

  • Dog Walking/Pet Sitting Service
    Posted on: 2010-08-04
    My name is Rindi Ludwig and I own a small pet sitting company called Paw Pals. I have several wonderful employees, who are bonded and insured under me, and who have been with me for years. We offer dog walking, cat sitting, and overnight pet sitting services. Please feel free to contact me if you have a need for any of these services. I would love to help you out! I have many neighborhood references available upon request.
  • DOG SERVICES - WALKING - BOARDING
    Posted on: 2010-06-09
    IF YOU WANT THE BEST FOR YOUR LOVING DOG, YOU JUST FOUND IT

    DOG LODGING & WALKING by Walk the Doggy

    Give your dog the five-star hotel treatment for less than you would spend at a traditional kennel!

    Your dog will enjoy his time in a spacious yet cozy home with a real family around him. A personal experience at competitive rates means you will never want to send your best friend to a kennel again.

    WALKING:
    Of course I can walk your dog in your neighborhood but I really prefer long walks in the parks

    To learn more about me please visit my website at:

    www.walkthedoggy.us
  • Proactive Chiropractic Now Open
    Posted on: 2010-05-10
    Hi Neighbors,
    My name is Joe Pollack. I am a product of Farmland elementary, and I am pleased to announce that my business, Proactive Chiropractic, is now open. The office is located at 1201 Seven Locks Road. I treat neck and back pain, as well as most other muscular conditions. I am offering a discount of 25% off the initial exam. I will extend the discount to your friends and family even if they do not live in the neighborhood. Please give me a call at 301 217 0515 to schedule an appointment.
    Sincerely,
    Joseph A. Pollack D.C.
  • Modernization Begun at Farmland Elementary School
    Posted on: 2010-02-07
    The construction fences are installed (blocking the sidewalks in front of the school on Old Gate Road). See the website below for a pdf on the Walter Johnson Cluster modernizations.
  • The New Playground is Almost Finished!
    Posted on: 2010-02-07
    Thanks to Susan Raigrodski, who spearheaded the effort to have Montgomery County replace the aging play equipment at Tilden Woods Park. The new equipment, with separate areas for children under 5 and over 5, is installed. Landscaping will be completed when weather permits.
  • Dog Park Opens at Cabin John Regional Park
    Posted on: 2009-09-23
    CABIN JOHN DOG PARK OPENED WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23! “HOWL-O-WEEN” GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31
    BETHESDA, MD—The brand new dog park at Cabin John Regional Park, 10900 Westlake Drive in Bethesda, opens tomorrow. The new dog park includes two areas—one for large dogs and a separate area for small dogs.
    “We are very pleased to announce the opening of the new Cabin John Dog Park,” said Director of Parks Mary Bradford. “The surrounding community has been anxiously awaiting this new park amenity—it should be poodles of fun for our canine companions!”
    The Cabin John Dog Park is now the fourth official dog park in the Montgomery Parks system. “At the Cabin John Dog Park, we have also included rock climbing structures for dog exercise and play,” said Department of Parks Project Manager CJ Lilly. “As part of this project, we’ve also added a plaza area, with a park pavilion, trash containers, drinking fountains and benches in shaded areas for dogs and their owners.”
    The new Cabin John Dog Park is the first in the Montgomery County parks system with separate areas for large and small dogs. The large dog park area is about 40,000 square feet in size; the small dog area is 10,000 square feet. The total size of the new Cabin John Dog Park is 50,000 square feet, just over one acre. The dog park is completely fenced and currently FREE to use and open during regular park hours, sunrise to sunset. However, the dog park will be closed from 9:00 am through 11:00 am every Tuesday for weekly park maintenance.
    The Department of Parks is planning a grand opening celebration for the new dog park at Cabin John Regional Park on Saturday, October 31—“Howl-O-Ween.” The FREE event will include games, information and plenty of human and dog treats.
    For more information on the parks in Montgomery County, visit www.MontgomeryParks.org.
  • NEW - Online Streamlined Police Report Filing
    Posted on: 2009-09-23
    The Montgomery County Police Department is continuing to take advantage of newly developed technology in an effort to help streamline the public’s ability to receive information and assist in furthering crime-fighting efforts.

    On Monday, September 21, the department implemented a new system called CopLogic which is an online citizen reporting service that will make filing certain police reports easier and faster. The new program can only be used to report these types of specific incidents that occurred in Montgomery County: thefts under $10,000, vandalism, identity theft, and lost property. It can also be used to provide tips to solve crimes.

    For complete details on the new reporting tool and how it works:

    http://connectedcommunities.us/showthread.php?t=30237

    You can also file a report directly through Connected Communities:

    http://connectedcommunities.us/showthread.php?t=30238
  • tutors
    Posted on: 2009-08-17
    I am in search of college students who are interested in being a math tutor. I manage a tutoring business out of my home and am looking to hire. If you are interested in being a math tutor please contact me ASAP for an interview. Pay is great. Days and hours to be determined.
  • Bioretention Facility for Tilden Woods Park
    Posted on: 2009-06-16
    The Parks Department is holding a public meeting to present their plans for construction of a Bioretention Facility for Tilden Woods Local Park. The facility is to mitigate, or make amends for, impacts to the environment (I am assuming) when they constructed the Montrose Parkway.

    DATE: THURSDAY JULY 9, 2009
    TIME: 7-9PM
    PLACE: TILDEN WOODS LOCAL PARK, 6800 TILDEN LANE, POTOMAC, MD 20852

    (my note: yes! now we live in Potomac, according to the county. I won't comment, you might want to. I do question how well the County Park and Planning Dep't. and Dept. of Transportaton (DOT) really know our neighborhood to make a mistake like this).

    This is from the postcard I received:

    The Montg. Co. Dept. of Transportation has proposed the construction of a bioretention facility (rain garden) in Tilden Woods Local Park as part of the mitigation package for the Montrose Parkway. Plans for the bioretention facility will be presented and public input will be solicited. The meeting will include an opportunity to visit the proposed construction site.

    Please email Doug.Redmond@montgomeryparks.org or call 301-650-4867 to join the email list, or if you have questions.

    Paula Bienenfeld
  • Neighbor opens dance studio
    Posted on: 2009-06-16
    Long-time Luxmanor resident Thomas Bevans has just opened a Tango dance studio and club just off Nicholson Lane at 5050D Nicholson, near Repeat Performance (www.thedancingclub.com). We have been taking ballroom lessons for years from Thomas, including Tango. He is a wonderful teacher and Tango is a wonderful dance - few rules and great fun. It is easy for beginners to learn.

    He will be offering both lessons and 'Milonga' sessions, which are times to just dance the Tango, most nights of the week.

    Pam Greenwood
    Jack Ericksen
    Luxmanor Rd
  • Looking for babysitting job
    Posted on: 2009-05-01
    Hello my name is Rebecca Anderson. I am looking to babysit someones kids in the Potomac and bethesda area. After school hrs. and summertime. I do not drive. I am 19 years old. I am still in High School next year I will be a senior. I have school year around but I am always available around 4 in the afternoons.
  • Walter Johnson Student, Joanna Miller...
    Posted on: 2009-04-30
  • Join 'Friends of White Flint'
    Posted on: 2009-04-16
    Hello neighbors!!

    I want to extend an invitation for you to join the “Friends of White Flint” and also attend our first speaker series……………………

    Join “Friends of White Flint” (F of WF) for free, up to May 11, 2009 by downloading the membership application and writing “Free” in the dues area along with the date and your initials. Help us spread the word on what White Flint is becoming and help us host events, speaker series, community outreach and education. After May 11, 2009 we will have a resident dues structure of $15 per year.

    The first event we will participate in is the Pike’s Peak 10K http://pikespeek10k.com/ on April 26th, and we will hand out water bottles and information about transforming the White Flint Sector. Our second event is the co-hosting of a speaker series about Transit Oriented Development, Smart Growth and the principles of New Urbanism. It will be held Friday May 1st at 8:30 am at Dave and Busters in White Flint Mall, see the attached invitation.

    Please visit www.friendsofwhiteflint.org for more details and to download a membership application. Let’s make the White Flint sector a great place for you, your families and your friends where we can walk, work, shop, play, relax, eat and enjoy our community! Spread the word…………

    Ken Hurdle
    Board of Directors
    Friends of White Flint
  • Green Bath Remodeling Article w/ Emily Mintz
    Posted on: 2009-03-04


    Recently, the Washingtonian sat down with local real estate expert, and site sponsor, Emily Mintz to discuss her beautiful and GREEN bathroom remodel.

    Click HERE to Read Full Article!
  • Power outages
    Posted on: 2009-02-12
    February 12, 2009

    Today 127 houses in 20852 lost power. This occurs often when there is wind.

    Old Stage Road and the homes between it and Montrose are among those effected.

    Please contact Pepco online at www.pepco.com > Contact us > Contact Us Online.

    With so few houses affected during an emergency, we do not rate the concern that other larger outages may receive. After the emergency, there seems to be no connection being made that this is a repeat problem. Many of us work from home and last year one of our neighbors was on home dialysis.

    Perhaps a group voice would bring attention to our problem and by solving our repeat problem help others during other emergency situations.

    During an outage, you can call Pepco at 202-833-7500. Cordless phones will not work, but any corded landline (or cell phone) will get through. Let's make waves!

    Thank you.
  • MD 355 Interchange Project Information
    Posted on: 2008-11-13
  • GREEN FESTIVALS
    Posted on: 2008-10-15

    • Washington, DC Green Festival
    • Paint the town GREEN!
    • Saturday & Sunday, Nov. 8-9
    • Washington Convention Center
    • 802 Mount Vernon Place N.W.
    • www.greenfestivals.org
    You want to be green, but you have questions.How will a green economy increase health and prosperity for everyone? Does buying Fair Trade really make a difference? What can I do to support positive change in my own community?
    In Washington DC, you'll find answers…With authority, audacity and humor, our nation's most respected voices, Barbara Ehrenreich, William McDonough, Lester Brown and The Nation's publisher Katrina vanden Heuvel, will share their perspectives and insights on how we can transform our economy into one that is sustainable for generations to come.

    More than 125 Visionary Speakers also include . . .
    Andy Shallal, Paul Stamets, Caroline Casey, Marion Nestle, Rev. Lennox Yearwood, Jr., Alisa Gravitz, John Perkins, Hervé Kempf, Madeline Kunin, Swami Beyonanda, Bennett Freeman, Julia Sanches, and more.

    Program topics include . . .
    Community and Social Investing – Green Parenting – Responsible Travel – Green Home Series, including solar installations and green renovations on a budget

    PLUS...
    Get a head start on your holiday shopping! Peruse our unique green marketplace of more than 350 eco-friendly products and services—everything from natural children's toys and organic cotton clothing to Fair Trade gifts and sustainable home remodeling materials.

    And don't forget to check out the NEW Green Teen Pavilion – Organic Valley Kids' Zone – Community Focus – Natural Dining – Organic Beer Garden – Green Festival Bookstore – Live Music Stage – Green Film Festival – Yoga Room – Fair Trade Café – ASL Interpretation – Food Drive – Electronics Recycling

    All at a nearly zero-waste event!
    # More Info Your all-inclusive entry $15 Only $10 (at the door) for seniors, public transit and bike riders, union members, students and BetterWorld book-drive participants

    FREE – Children 18 and under, volunteers, Co-op America and Global Exchange members

    Register online at www.greenfestivals.org
    # More Info Become a Green Festival Volunteer and get in FREE! We're looking for dedicated, fun-loving volunteers to help us put on an amazing two-day event that will educate and inspire people to make choices for a just and sustainable world!

    Volunteer today!

    www.greenfestivals.org/volunteer or volunteer@greenfestivals.org
    # More Info

    Show ProducersGreen Festival is a joint project of Global Exchange and Co-op America, the nation's largest green living event. The website and newsletter are produced by Earthsite.net, the leading Internet partner for sustainable businesses.

    Co-op America is a national nonprofit organization founded in 1982, providing the economic strategies, organizing power and practicing tools for businesses and individuals to address today's social and environmental problems. Its Green Business Network is the largest national network of green businesses. All businesses that exhibit at the Green Festival are screened for their commitment to sustainability, ecological balance and social justice using Co-op America's green business standards.

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  • Boy Scouting!
    Posted on: 2008-09-04
  • Get Fit with Local Celebrity Trainer
    Posted on: 2008-05-20
    I have been working with a wonderful trainer, Wilma McFadden, who is now offering  a six-week class featuring:
     
    WEIGHT TRAINING
    CALISTHENICS
    SPORT DRILLS
    ENDURANCE
    STRENGTH TRAINING
     
    When: May 19, 2008
    Where: Tilden Woods Park
     
    FEEL BETTER NOW 

    * BURN FAT - REV UP YOUR METABOLISM
    * IMPROVE YOUR GOLF, TENNIS AND OVERALL ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE
    * IMPROVE POSTURE AND CONFIDENCE

    Class schedules and fees:
    M.W.F. 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. ($249)
    T. TR.   7:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.   ($199)
    T. TR.   9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. ($199)
    * Optional pro-rated drop-in fee $30 per session

    Check Wilma out at: www.gazette.net

    Contact info:
    Wilma McFadden, Beyond Fit
    240-354-7777
    beyondfit@comcast.net

    **Update**
    Update: MWF class cancelled due to lack of sign up.  There WILL be a class tomorrow (Tuesday) at Tilden Woods Rec Park at 9:00 AM (not at 7:30 as previously advertised).
     
    Questions?  Call Wilma at the number listed -- or email her.
     
  • Sun Safety Program
    Posted on: 2008-05-20
    Yes, this weekend is Memorial Day and the beginning of the Summer Pool and Beach Season, and Sunburns!!! 

    This year, Old Farm Pool and Tennis Club will be sponsoring a program aimed at raising awareness of the harmful effects of Sun Exposure for Adults and Children.  Beginning Memorial Day, Old Farm Pool will begin take part in 'Rayzing Awareness while Rayzing Funds' towards this worthwhile cause.  Sunscreens and Lip Protectors will be available with 10% of all proceeds to be directly contributed to the Sidney J. Malawer Foundation.  

    The Dr. Sidney Malawer Memorial Foundation was established by his family to change public attitudes and provide education for prevention of Melanoma especially in our Public Schools.  Dr. Malawer and his family were residents of  Old Farm, as well as members of Old Farm Swim and Tennis Club.  Please help us to continue to support this program that not only provides education to Parents but also to Students for prevention of Skin Damage cause by Sun exposure.

    Please visit their website www.blockitout.org and help us to make this fundrayser a HUGE SUCCESS.
    You can contact me directly to make your contribution and receive your Sun Safety Kit!  Looking forward to hearing from you!

    Donna Vaccarezza R.N., M.S.N.
    Block it Out/Sun Safety Program
    Allliance to the Montgomery County Medical Society
    11500 Cushman Road
    No. Bethesda, Md. 20852
    301.770.4016
    Vadona@aol.com
  • Check out Old Farm Pool and Paddle Tennis Club!
    Posted on: 2008-04-04
    Well, today it finally seemed like springtime so it is definitely time
    to think about joining the Old Farm Pool!
     
    Here is the link to the website so you can check out what we have to offer:

    Click Here
  • AFS Host Families Needed
    Posted on: 2008-01-23
    AFS International Student Exchange has opportunities
    for about 15 Montgomery County families to host
    international high school exchange students for the
    2008-2009 school year. Won't you consider it?

    These are great, carefully screened kids. They come
    from over 40 different countries, and are eager to
    learn about America and take part in the activities of
    the host family and local high school.

    When you welcome a student from another country into
    your home, your children and family learn about the
    world, your AFS student takes home a part of America,
    and you make a personal contribution to world peace
    and understanding. Two and single parent households,
    with or without kids, are eligible. The family
    provides a place to sleep (not necessarily a private
    room) and provides meals. Students bring their own
    spending money and have excellent health insurance.

    Now is the time to start making the arrangements.
    Working with an AFS volunteer, you'll select your
    student from several who are a good match for the
    family's interests and lifestyle. All AFS students are
    above average scholastically and speak English. To
    learn more, talk to current Walter Johnson AFS
    exchange students Gabi Maldonado (Paraguay), Theresa
    Solms, (Germany) or Luise Schoenfeldt (Germany),
    contact Walter Johnson AFS volunteer (and current host
    dad me, Jeff Posner at 301-984-7639
    jeff@djzfamily.com, call 1-800-AFS-INFO, or visit the
    AFS website at usa.afs.org

    Thanks,

    Jeff Posner
    Walter Johnson AFS Volunteer
Tilden Woods/Old Farm/Walnut Woods is compliments of:
Emily Mintz
GRI, EcoSociate, B.Arch

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