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A community affairs blog for the Carlyle Towers Condominiums in Alexandria, Virginia.
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Bohemian Rhapsody On The Way To School (Video)
The palate cleanser of the week (a.k.a. our video of the week). What a way to go to school! This would surely get me in a good mood in the car - what about you?
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video,
video of the week
La Plata, MD Tornado - 10 Years Later (Video)
Great post by the WJLA weather team on the La Plata, Maryland F4 tornado that hit 10 years ago today.
*WARNING* Graphic language @ beginning of video
*WARNING* Graphic language @ beginning of video
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washington dc,
weather
Reminder: Building Information & Docs On Our New Residents Portal
Reminder: You can make work requests online as well as get information regarding project schedules, meeting dates, community events & more at our new residents portal located @ http://www.ctcalexandria.com powered by BuildingLink.
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calendar,
documents,
events,
residents,
residents portal
Greetings To New CTC Residents!
March 2012
- Marilyn & Richard Mellor - 1210 West
- Rudolph & Julie Ann Garcia - 1109 South
- Meryl Schumacker - 2003 South
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carlyle towers,
move in,
new residents,
news
Have You Completed The Communications Committee Survey?
The Carlyle Towers Communications Committee sent out a survey with the last issue of the Carlyle Chronicle. Have you returned it yet? The deadline for the survey is the end of May so there's still time. If you need a copy, copies are available in the lobbys or at the front desk.
Thank you!
Labels:
carlyle towers,
committee,
communication
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Did You Miss The Space Shuttle Discovery? (Photos)
In case you missed the Space Shuttle Discovery flying low over D.C., here are some amazing photos from the Space Shuttle Discovery Group Pool on Flickr.
Labels:
community events,
space shuttle discovery
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