Perhaps my personal favorite of the three – Mint Springs Park
Continue reading “Swimming in Crozet – Part 3 – Mint Springs Park”
Perhaps my personal favorite of the three – Mint Springs Park
Continue reading “Swimming in Crozet – Part 3 – Mint Springs Park”
The newest addition to Crozet – Old Trail Pool. Open to the public.*
The Old Trail Village pool, surrounded by breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and Old Trail Golf Club course, incorporates features to entice all users of all abilities:
- Zero-depth walk-in beach entry and expanses of walkable submersion
- Plenty of room for 25-meter lap swimming
- A 12-foot diving well for the more adventurous
- A wading pool with fountains (for our young ones or those wishing a more restrained pool experience)
- An enclosed area for protecting small ones.
RATES for 2010
$600 Family (household)
$400 Couple/Two-person (household)
$300 Individual
Continue reading “Swimming in Crozet – Part 1 – Old Trail Pool”
Opening this weekend!
Crozet Park Pool is a community summer pool celebrating 50 years of operation as the only pool in Albemarle County that is open daily to the public.
The Pool is owned and operated by our Community Park, which also operates the bi-annual Crozet Arts and Crafts Festival. Tax dollars do not support the operation of Crozet Park Pool.
Purchase your membership today and find out about the best kept summer secret in Albemarle County. Visit us online at http://www.crozetparkpool.com .
Early Morning Adult Lap Swim (EMALS)
Beginning Tuesday, May 25th, EMALS will run Tuesday and Thursday from 6:00 A.M. to 7:30 A.M.,
and Saturdays from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 A.M.
For more information on Early Morning Adult Lap Swim
WATER AEROBICS
Session 1: June 6 – June 10 (3 classes)
Sun., Tu & Th @ 6:00-7:00 PM
Session 2: June 13 – September 2 (32 classes)
Sun., Tu & Th @ 8:00-9:00 PM
~ No class on 6/27, 6/29, 7/1, 7/4 and 8/8 ~
Class capacity: 25
Age limit: 13 and up
For more information on Water Aerobics
I know, it’s really early to be thinking about this, but apparently it’s good to get registered for kindergarten now:
A note from Mrs. Marcus:
If you know of any family with a rising Kindergarten student, please make sure they have registered for next year. Teachers are hired based on the number of registered students and as of now, there are only 35 rising Kindergartners at Crozet Elementary!
Parents can call the School Office at 434-823-4800 or Albemarle County at 434-296-5877 for more information. Families whose first language is other than English should contact the International & ESOL Office at 434-296-6517.
From a comment:
Two important public hearings for the proposed ReStore ‘N Station are coming up and it is critical that people attend these meetings if they are concerned about the size and character of a huge gas station/truck stop proposed for Route 250 West. If approved, this would be the second largest gas station in the County, serving both cars and semi trucks Interstate 64.
Please take some time out of your schedule to attend these meetings. It is crucial that the County know that citizens are paying attention to their decisions regarding this project. Here are two hearings where your attendance is needed to:
· Show your support for the adjoining neighborhood’s attempt to scale back the size and use of the project;
· Note your concern about a large project like this proposed to be built near three schools on Scenic Route 250.
1) Tuesday, June 1 at 2 p.m. for a Board of Zonings Appeals (BZA) Hearing and
2) Tuesday, June 8 at 6 p.m. for a Planning Commission Public Hearing
Don’t feel like you need to speak at these meetings, just showing up is important! this could be your neighborhood and you would certainly want other Albemarle County citizens to stand up for you. You also might have children going to one of the nearby three schools and are interested in showing support for scaling back the size of the project.
(from email by Mary Rice)
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At the very least, couldn’t they come up with a better name than “Restore N Station”?
Continue reading “Crozet Twitter Updates – Brief Notes for 2010-05-23”
And we get a few more parking spots. I’ll count this as progress.
More at The Hook and the Newsplex.
The move is part of a 30-day temporary agreement between the railroad company and the business owners, which everyone hopes will give both parties more time to devise a solution to the parking problems in the square.
From Albemarle County:
As you are aware, Ms. Karen Marcus is retiring at the end of this school year after an amazing 38-year career in education. We are beginning the search for a new principal for Crozet Elementary School, and you have the opportunity to be part of the process. Continue reading “Help Pick Crozet Elementary’s New Principal”
From Jessica Mauzy: (bolding mine)
I have a big favor to ask all of you. If you like to hike, walk, mountain bike, ride horses, birdwatch, flower watch, trail run, or hide from people in the woods, please come out and help the Crozet Trails Crew (fancy new name!!) plan and/or build trails. We need your help. We have a wonderful group of folks who are dedicated to the project, but that group is small and we need to increase our numbers. There are several different ways to be involved, depending on your availability, physical condition, and interests.
The next trail workday with be this Saturday, May 22nd, at 8am. We will meet at Beaver Creek reservoir at 8am. If we have enough folks come out for this build, we can have the Henley Hornets loop trail completed soon.
What’s going on in the Crozet real estate market? For one, Old Trail’s doing well.
Continue reading “Crozet Real Estate Market Update – 18 May 2010”