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April 2021, Vol. 47, Issue 4 Watergate at Landmark Unit Owners Association

WAL Volunteers: Thanks For Your Help Page 10

Meet Lexie, Pet of the Month Page 13

Electricity Costs Page 6

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News President’s Message

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Electric Costs Rising

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No More Masks?

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Upcoming Activities

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Pro-FIT Information

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March Calendar

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MEET LEXIE This precious Beagle has a story that’s just as adorable as her eyes. We’re so glad to have her as a part of our pet community. Her owner, Sylvia Linke, shares a touching story about how she came to be here. To read about her “sweetheart,” turn to page 13.

Photo: Steve Clunn

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2021 - 2022 Watergate of Landmark Board of Directors Phil Schrock President Eileen Greenberg Vice President Abed Benzina Director Alex Davila Director Rudnaldo Hodges Director

Robert Lee Director Luke Lopez Director Theresa Mulrane Director Joseph Vecchio Director

Watergate at Landmark Officers Susan Bouldin Treasurer April 2021

Vivian Moran Secretary

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

By Phil Schrock, Board President We all are glad spring is here! Living under the COVID pandemic this past year has been challenging for all of us at Watergate, as well as those throughout our nation and world. A great strength of Watergate is its people – our owners and residents, management and staff employees, and our selfless volunteers. We thank all of you for your patience, resilience and teamwork that helped carry us through.

This past year’s pandemic created unique challenges for our Annual election process that has served us swell over the years: challenges for the Elections Committee, Board candidates, League of Women Voters and Watergate owners. Eileen Greenberg and her Elections Committee did a superb job in pulling off our successful election. A total of 558 votes were cast representing almost 40% of the total percentage interest of the Association – more than last year! Thank you, Eileen!

We are grateful for the seven qualified candidates who applied for the four open positions on the Board of Directors. As a result of our successful election process, we welcome back Theresa Mulrane and Alex Davila as returning Board members, and Rudnaldo “Butch” Hodges and Joseph Vecchio as our newest members. Congratulations!

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We also are grateful for all past and current Board members, officers, and committee chairs and members who have served so unselfishly and continue to do so year after year. All are volunteers and make a profound impact on this community! A special thanks goes to Gary Dahl who has served as your president for the past five years. Thank you, Gary! We wish you and your wife Susan the best as you take a well-deserved breather.

Your Board has asked me to be your president for the next year. I’ve agreed and will do my best to carry out the responsibilities the Board has entrusted to me.

Many of you have shared your thoughts and concerns.

You’ve read campaign statements and heard from Board members – newly elected and current. Campaigning is over and we now focus on governing. So what are some of our common topics, themes and challenges?

Infrastructure Maintenance and Enhancement

Watergate’s buildings and infrastructure are aging and must be maintained to preserve owner investments and improve property values. Prioritizing and scheduling projects, and ensuring they are completed with quality in a cost-effective and efficient manner are necessary to maintaining and enhancing our investments. Our finalized fiveyear reserve study required by law will help our Management, the infrastructure and budget committees, and Board determine our needs and plan for the next five years.

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Costs

We are very aware of owners’ financial burden – condo fees. We are required to keep sufficient monies in our reserve account to maintain our infrastructure. Fortunately our finances are healthy. At the same time we also have our daily operating and maintenance costs to keep Watergate operating at its current level, e.g., utilities, supplies, repairs and maintenance, payroll, contracts and services, etc. (Your FY2021 budget book provides details.)

Our condo fees are a concern. Therefore, we must be ever conscious of these costs and continually look for ways to streamline our processes, improve efficiency, cut costs, and keep the rate condo fee increases at a minimum.

Transparency, Dignity and Respect

Watergate is a close-knit community. It consists of 1,460 units and thousands of residents of various backgrounds and ages. And that’s one of the things that make us so unique! It’s vital that we maintain a climate of open dialogue and communication. You should always be treated with dignity and mutual respect. Management, staff and the Board serve you. You are our customers.

Committees and Volunteers

Resident participation is vital to our community’s governance and everyday life. We value the many Watergate committees, committee members, and other “silent volunteers.” Whether it’s from committees that deal with infrastructure, projects and contracts, and money or whether

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it’s from one of the other numerous committees, your contributions are important to making this a dynamic community. Some of the best ideas bubble up from our residents.

Your Board welcomes and appreciates your volunteerism and dedication! We need more volunteers willing to contribute their talent.

Service Excellence

We live in an imperfect world, so perfection is an unachievable standard. Excellence is our goal! We insist on high standards, quality, and outstanding service in everything we do—contractors and staff alike. Continuously make honest assessments, learn lessons from our past, and apply those lessons to ensure future successes. Bring the spotlight on contract specifications and management, and measure outcomes. Recognize and appropriately reward deserving employees. Provide service excellence to residents and homeowners!

I envision Watergate continuing to build on the progress, successes and excellence we’ve witnessed during these past few years. You’ve elected the Board as your representatives. The Board and Management look forward to this coming year as we team together to make Watergate an even better community. The best is yet to come!

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UTILITY COSTS ARE ON THE RISE

By Tom Curry, General Manager

The next step to reduce our electricity demand is for individual owners and residents to do their part. Here are several measures that can reduce our electricity consumption: • Replace light bulbs with energy

Our electricity costs are rising after trending downward, so please help reduce usage.

Most associations have separate electric meters for individual homes and common areas. Watergate at Landmark is unique in that we have only one electric meter for the entire complex. On one hand, as a large consumer of electricity, we save money because we are eligible for special electric rate programs. On the other hand, the Association has no control over most of the electricity used.

The Association has taken large measures to reduce electricity costs over the years. We replaced all the

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exterior windows and balcony doors with energy efficient double-pane glass. Nearly all common area lighting found indoors and out were replaced with energy efficient LED lights. We installed an energy management system that controls common area temperatures. We included a program in the Balcony Utility Closet HVAC Façade and Vent Replacement Project that gave owners large discounts to replace their HVAC systems with new, energy efficient ones. One-third of the owners took advantage of this offer.

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efficient LED bulbs. They are a little more expensive but on average should last five years. Make sure to check the light color temperature to match your existing bulbs. The three primary types of color temperature for light bulbs are: Soft White (2700K – 3000K), Bright White/ Cool White (3500K – 4100K), and Daylight (5000K – 6500K).

• Install a programable thermostat for your HVAC system. Set the temperature to match your schedule.

• Run the dishwasher, clothes washer, and dryer during off peak hours after 9 p.m. This is when the electricity rates are lower.

The electric bill is a large percentage of the yearly budget, so everyone must share in reducing consumption to help reduce this expense.

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CAN I DITCH THE MASK?

By Rashawnda Daniels-Atkinson Now that restrictions are easing, more people are being vaccinated and the cold, damp days of winter are behind us, are the days of the pandemic behind us? As of the time of printing, one out of four Virginians are partially or fully vaccinated against COVID -19. Also, Governor Northam has eased restrictions with the caveat of the health metrics currently trending “in the right direction” according to the March 23, 2021 press release from the State of Virginia. Although these may be signs pointing towards an end to the pandemic, there’s a key recommendation that’s still encouraged. Unfortunately, it’s the same complaint received by Management because it’s no longer being followed by some residents—wearing a mask.

Masks Are Still Required

The mask mandate for the City of Alexandria is still in effect, and ac-

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cording to its website, “masks will continue to be required for everyone ages 5 and over at all times in indoor settings that are shared with others...and all outdoor settings where 6 feet of physical distance cannot Continue wearing your masks in WAL’s common areas be maintained.” In our and elevators. community, this includes all public spaces such as the fully vaccinated people “to folhallways, elevators, lobbies and other low guidance to protect themselves commonly used facilities unless an and others” in public places. These exemption is in place (i.e. eating, acrecommendations include wearing a tively exercising, medical condition). well-fitted mask that covers both the mouth and nose, physical distancing yourself from others by 6 feet or But I’ve Been Vaccinated... more and frequent hand washing.

Another question that’s arisen in our While the recommendations vary for community is how the mask mandate this group in private settings dependapplies to those who’ve completed ing on who else is around, please be the vaccination process. The Centers sure to wear your mask whenever for Disease Control’s most recent you’re venturing out from your unit. recommendations still encourages

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WAL UPCOMING EVENTS

PRO-FIT NEWS

WATERGATE BOOK CLUB

Spring Group Exercise Schedule

Thursday, April 1

Call 703-370-7092 to purchase your class today!

Session Ends June 30, 2021

Virtual • 7:30 p.m.

Although we aren’t serving bread, at our next meeting, Robin Sloan’s Sourdough might just whet your literary appetite. Chat about the journey of a Midwestern transplant living her life as a coder in California. She’s engulfed by her job’s demands until her favorite restaurant sends her a final delivery before closing abruptly. For more information on how to attend, contact Diane Parker Mullens at 703-973-4373.

Mondays Pilates • 10:30 a.m. • Terrace Lounge Chair Dancing • Noon • Terrace Lounge Tuesdays High Intensity Training • 6:30 p.m. • Terrace Lounge Wednesdays Tone/Balance/Stretch • 12:00 p.m. • Terrace Lounge Thursdays Water Aerobics • 7 p.m. • Indoor Pool Chair Dancing • Noon • Terrace Lounge Fridays Water Dance • Noon • Indoor Pool

COMMUNITY SHRED-IT

Saturdays Yoga • 9 a.m. • Terrace Lounge

Saturday, April 17

Your Bldg. Loading Dock • 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Want to Attend a Fitness Class?

Buy a class pass and use it to attend any of the fitness classes offered at Watergate at Landmark!

10 Classes: $95 * 20 Classes: $179 * 30 Classes: $209 Unlimited Classes: $229 *Less than $4/class!* Drop-In Rate: $10 per class The Association has arranged for Shred-It to come onsite to shred those documents on your behalf while helping the environment at the same time.

Items Shred-It can shred include: white and colored paper, newspapers, magazines, file folders, plastic cards (i.e. credit cards), staples and paper clips. Some items they cannot shred are: food, hanging folders, metal objects, plastic objects, binders with plastic coverings and batteries/cell phones (these can cause a fire). A copy of the full list of shredding do’s and don’ts can be downloaded from our website (Residents> Resource Documents > Other Helpful Documents). You can also pick up a copy at the Resident Services Office.

Shredding Truck Rotation Times 10 – 11 a.m. 11 a.m. – Noon Noon – 1 p.m. 1 – 2 p.m.

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The Spring Group Exercise Class Schedule will run through June 30, 2021. After that, the Summer Group Exercise Class Schedule will begin. You may join classes at any time but classes purchased must be used during the schedule in effect. For example, classes purchased in the spring must be used during the spring class schedule.

Pro-FIT Referral Program Don’t keep a great thing to yourself! Refer a friend, family member or neighbor to join Pro-Fit’s Group Exercise Program! If they commit to a class pass and mention you as a referral, they receive 35% OFF the price of their class pass AND you get two FREE classes!

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THANK YOU WATERGATE VOLUNTEERS!

By Rashawnda Daniels-Atkinson In honor of National Volunteer Month, the Association would like to recognize our community volunteers for the many ways through which they give back to our community:

Arts & Entertainment Committee Vivian Moran, Chair Victoria Aquin Joanne Burke Diane Dismuke Maria Taub

Volunteer and put your heart into it and you will be surprised how fast you become a member of any group.

Janice Schrock Marsha Ward Leslie Wilder Carolyn Winters

Budget Committee Susan Bouldin, Chair Stephan Allenbach Bill Brown Pat Espinet John Flynn Madeline Fusfield

~ Carolyn Winters Social Committee

Terry Hardt Bob Lee (BOD) Luke Lopez (BOD) Babak Pirouz Phoebe Rolen Phil Schrock (BOD)

Elections Committee for FY 2021

Volunteering fosters a pride that comes with being a part of a great community and wanting to help keep it and make it more beautiful and welcoming. ~ Abdel-Rahman Elnoubi Infrastructure Committee Covenants Committee Erik Grosof, Chair Pat Espinet Susan Fertig-Dykes

Marlene Hawkins Greg Wade

Infrastructure Committee Herb Treger, Chair Abed Benzina (BOD) Abdel-Rahman Elnoubi Sheila Foote

Eileen Greenberg, Chair Maynard Anderson Rob Blitzer Pat Espinet Aleena Hampton

Terry Hardt Karen McKinney Vivian Moran Greg Wade

Landscape Committee

Stephan Hornig, Chair Libby Cooperman Susan Day Pat Espinet

Terry Hardt Bob Lamica Rosemary McJury Phoebe Rolen

I remember the first really large “Spooky Mad Science Expo” which the media covered [the event]...it showed that [WAL] had arrived and was being recognized. ~ Zohreh Khoshnamak Youth Committee

Gene Kippins Sylvia Linke Tim McLendon Steven Pulzone

Pet Committee Bridget Jaspart, Chair Steve Clunn Deb Freile Arnaud Jaspart Cris La Venia

Kaitie Layne Kim Lopez Luke Lopez (BOD) Phoebe Rolen

Project Review Committee Phoebe Rolen, Chair Susan Bouldin Stephan Hornig Tim McLendon

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Steve Percy Babak Pirouz Herb Treger

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Recreation Committee Libby Cooperman, Chair Rob Blitzer Marsha Brown Alex Davila (BOD) Pat Espinet Michelle Forde

These clubs helped me keep active and interact with people throughout the Covid experience...the more varied the activities a community offers are, the more attractive that community becomes to our residents and potential buyers. I’m so happy to be able to add to the activities we offer.

Risa Gordon Mary Kruger Vivian Moran Phil Mullens Brian Pitchford Terry Schlossberg

Seniors Committee Susan Day, Chair Dennis Boone Connie Bradshaw Jeanne Chambers Libby Cooperman Dr. Jane Cotton Barbara Dade Barbara Daggs Filomena Debnar Cedar Dvorin Pat Espinet Cedar Fox Risa Gordon

Eileen Greenberg (BOD) Aleena Hampton Janis Kercher Stephanie Lowe Vivian Moran Theresa Mulrane (BOD) Sue Nayyar Carole Pyle Phoebe Rolen Janice Schrock Phil Schrock (BOD) Marsha Ward Carol Weber

~ Diane Mullens, Knit and Stitch, Scrapbook, Watergate Book Club Friends of the Library Susan Baldassaro Terry Hardt Eileen Mignerey Jim Mignerey

My wife (Eileen) and I along with a dedicated group of volunteers take care of our Library. We love making sure this asset is in good shape for residents to enjoy!

Jo Mossman Pam Mount Marsha Ward

2021 - 2022 Board of Directors and Officers President Phil Schrock Vice President Eileen Greenberg Secretary Vivian Moran Treasurer Susan Bouldin

Directors Abed Benzina Alex Davila Rudnaldo Hodges Robert Lee Luke Lopez Theresa Mulrane Joseph Vecchio

~ Jim Mignerey, Friends of the Library Social Committee Carolyn Winters, Chair Rob Blitzer Pat Espinet Luke Lopez (BOD)

Vivian Moran Theresa Mulrane (BOD) Rance Willis

Youth Committee Jessica Soto, Chair Hayat Ahmadouch Salma Ayad

Eileen Greenberg (BOD) Zohreh Khoshnamak

WAL Activity/Club Organizers

Interest Groups, Meet-Up and Club Organizers Mary Jane German, Pinochle/Rummy Royale Zohreh Khoshnamak, Robotics, Science and Comic Book Mary Kruger and Terry Schlossberg, Pickleball Diane Mullens, Knit and Stitch, Scrapbooking and Watergate Book Club Phil Mullens, Chess Sue Nayyar and Janice Schrock, Tai Chi Kris Sarma, Bridge, Card Game, Mahjong, Party Bridge Carolyn Winters, Duplicate Bridge

West End Coalition Herb Treger, Representative We also thank the Senior Services Ambassadors and the Watergate Lions Club for their service to WAL. April 2021

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SWEET, SWEET VICTORY PLAYERS “SHOW NO LOVE” IN TOURNEY

By Terry Schlossberg Each team had players who were advanced beginners through advanced veteran players. Here were the winning teams: First Place Team: Sour Pickles Mary Kruger, Jose Aldave and Victoria Simmons

The Sour Pickles enjoy the “sweet” spoils of victory. Photo: Terry Schlossberg

There was a pickleball tournament held on Valentine’s Day at WAL’s Racquet Club this year. The tournament’s name, “Show No Love,” is a wordplay on the holiday and on the spirit of showing no mercy on the court. But, it was all in good fun: the prizes were plentiful and all in the form of chocolates!

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Second Place Team: Red Lobsters Bridget Jaspart, Alex Courembis and Mary Jane German Third Place Team: Rinky Dinks Patrick Manley, Rudy Mareno and Linda Aldave The world was represented at the tournament. Players hail from countries such as Algeria, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Egypt, France, Greece, Ireland, Japan, Peru, Turkey, and even some are native to the U.S.!

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Two teams chat after a match wellplayed. Photo: Bridget Jaspart

Pickleball has become a favorite sport at WAL. It is easy to learn, terrific exercise, and very social. One of its greatest assets is the friendships that form on the indoor or outdoor pickleball court as we slam balls back and forth.

Watch out for the next tournament and for the next opportunity to take pickleball lessons so you can be a part of WAL’s international party of pickleball players!

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LEXIE, MY SWEETHEART

By Sylvia Linke, Pet Committee Lexie is a spry, affectionate, outgoing 11-year-old female beagle. She came to Watergate on February 19, 2021 from Florida via the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria.

Lexie has been mesmerized by all the enticing smells here at Watergate. Lexie loves to snuffle, even to the point where she doesn’t see the ducks and other wildlife less than 30 feet away from her.

Prior to owning Lexie, I owned three cats. When the last cat died on Election Day 2020, my sister decided that I needed a dog, and she surfed the pages of the local animal welfare organizations until she found a dog that was suitable for me.

Lexie hit a rough patch in her life just before she came to Alexandria. Her prior owner passed away and Lexie was alone in the house with her owner at that time. When people finally came to check on things, they found Lexie sitting by her deceased owner’s body. Lexie was brought to Alexandria through a network of animal welfare organizations.

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Lexie loves to smell the daffodils outside on her walks.

Photo: Steve Clunn

If you see Lexie around the property, please stop and say “hello” to her. It would make her day.

Email your pet’s story to sclunn@yahoo.com. Please submit your story in first-person rather than your pet’s voice.

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APRIL 2021 EVENTS Sunday

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1 Tai Chi - 9 AM - TL

Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL

Chair Dance - 12 PM - TL

Knit and Stitch 10 AM - CF2

Yoga - 9 AM - CR

Pickleball - 7 PM - RC

Advanced Tennis Social - 10 AM - RC

Evening Book Club - 7:30 PM - VI

5 Pilates 10:30 AM - TL

Chair Dance 12 PM - TL Lions Club 6 PM - TV

6 Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL Advanced Tennis Social - 10 AM - RC

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Scrapbook Club 2 PM - VI

Water Dance Noon - IP

Pet - 7:30 PM - TC

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Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL Water Aerobics - 7 PM - IP

Pickleball 2 PM - RC

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Tai Chi - 9 AM - TL

Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL

Tai Chi - 9 AM - TL

Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL

Tone/Balance/Stretch 12 PM - TL

Chair Dance - 12 PM - TL

Knit and Stitch 10 AM - CF2

Yoga - 9 AM - CR

Seniors - 2 PM - TC

Pickleball - 4 PM - RC

Pickleball - 7 PM - RC

HIIT- 6:30 PM - TL

Recreation - 5 PM - TC

Advanced Tennis Social - 10 AM - RC

Covenants - 7PM - TC

Intermediate Tennis Social - 6 PM - RC

Water Dance Noon - IP

Water Aerobics - 7 PM - IP

Scrapbook Club 2 PM - VI

Youth - 6 PM - TC Infrastructure - 7 PM - TC

11 Pickleball 2 PM - RC

12 Pilates 10:30 AM - TL Chair Dance 12 PM - TL

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Tai Chi - 9 AM - TL

Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL

Tai Chi - 9 AM - TL

Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL

Advanced Tennis Social - 10 AM - RC

Landscape -11 AM - TC

Chair Dance - 12 PM - TL

Social - 6 PM - TC

Water Aerobics - 7 PM - IP

Knit and Stitch 10 AM - CF2

Yoga - 9 AM - CR

Tone/Balance/Stretch - 12 PM - TL

HIIT- 6:30 PM - TL

Pickleball - 4 PM - RC

Advanced Tennis Social - 10 AM - RC

Pickleball - 7 PM - RC

Intermediate Tennis Social- 6 PM - RC

Water Dance Noon - IP

PRC - 7 PM - TC

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20 Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL

Pilates 10:30 AM - TL Chair Dance 12 PM - TL

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HIIT- 6:30 PM - TL

Pickleball - 4 PM - RC Intermediate Tennis Social - 6 PM - RC

Chair Dance 12 PM - TL

27 Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL

22 Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL

Tone/Balance/Stretch - 12 PM - TL

26 Pilates 10:30 AM - TL

21 Tai Chi - 9 AM - TL

Advanced Tennis Social - 10 AM - RC

Budget 7 PM - TC

Pickleball 2 PM - RC

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Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL

Advanced Tennis Social - 10 AM - RC

Tone/Balance/Stretch - 12 PM - TL

HIIT- 6:30 PM - TL

Pickleball - 4 PM - RC

Board of Directors Meeting - 7:30 PM - TC

Intermediate Tennis Social - 6 PM - RC

Community Shred Event - LD Bldg. 4 - 10 AM Bldg. 3 - 11 AM Bldg. 2 - Noon Bldg. 1 - 1 PM

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Tai Chi - 9 AM - TL

Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL

Chair Dance 12 PM - TL

Knit and Stitch 10 AM - CF2

Yoga - 9 AM - CR

Water Aerobics 7 PM - IP

Advanced Tennis Social - 10 AM - RC

Pickleball - 7 PM - RC

Water Dance Noon - IP

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Scrapbook Club 2 PM - VI

29 Tai Chi - 8 AM - TL v

Scrapbook Club 2 PM - VI

30 Tai Chi - 9 AM - TL

Chair Dance 12 PM - TL

Knit and Stitch 10 AM - CF2

Water Aerobics 7 PM - IP

Advanced Tennis Social - 10 AM - RC

Pickleball - 7 PM - RC

Water Dance Noon - IP

LOCATION KEY BL= Building Lobby; BP=Billiard and Ping-Pong Rooms; BR=Blue Room; CF1=Conference Room 1; CF2=Conference Room 2; CR=Card Room; FC=WAL Fitness Center; IP=Indoor Pool; LB=Library; LD= Loading Dock; LT=Lower Terrace; M=Market; MA=Multi-purpose Area; OP=Outdoor Pool; OT=Outdoor Tennis Courts; P=Playground; PG=Putting Green; PR=Party Room; RC=Racquet Club; TC=Teleconference; TL=Terrace Lounge; TS=Town Square; TV=TV Room; UT=Upper Terrace; VI = Virtual

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