Welcome
to the electronic edition of the
Progressive Cheverly Bulletin!
Please
submit your events and announcements
for future editions to
angelaboone@hotmail.com, or
call Angela at 301-322-7409.
*Meet Council District 5 Candidate Steven Johnson tonight!
*Challenges Returning to the Community After Prison May 1st *Peace
Month Activities *Cheverly Community Market May 24th
PROGRESSIVE CHEVERLY MAY GENERAL MEETING
Thursday, May 1st
7:00 pm (business meeting will follow at 8:00pm)
Judith Hoyer Early Learning Center
2300 Belleview Ave.
The Plight of People Convicted of a Felony Crime
Father Michael Bryant, President, Prison Outreach Ministry, Welcome
Home Reentry Program, Catholic Archdiocese of Washington (helping ex-
offenders integrate back into the community)
Angelyn Frazer, Deputy Director, State Legislative Affairs
Families Against Mandatory Minimums (working for fair and
proportionate sentencing laws at the federal and state level)
MAY IS PEACE MONTH IN CHEVERLY!
CHEVERLY PEACE CONCERT
Saturday, May 10th
2:00 pm
Peace Garden at Pinkey's Park
59th Ave. & Beecher St.
Enjoy a peaceful afternoon of music.
CHEVERLY PEACE FORUM
Friday, May 30th
7:00 pm
Community Center sponsored by the Town of Cheverly partnering with
the Woman's Club, Progressive Cheverly and interested citizens. Guest
speakers include Colman McCarthy and Our Voices Together. Audience
participation and other surprises.
CHEVERLY PRIMARY ELECTION VICTORY PARTY WITH DONNA EDWARDS
All election volunteers and supporters are welcome!
Friday, May 23rd
7:00 pm (may be moved to 7:30 pm)
Drinks and dessert
Home of Carol Barthel
2905 Cheverly Oaks Ct., Cheverly
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE MEETING
Monday, June 2nd
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Home of Clareen Heikal
3117 Laurel Ave.
RAIN BARREL WORKSHOP
Saturday, May 24th
One hour time slots from 1pm to 5pm
Cheverly Town Park Pavilion
Have a healthier lawn/garden, clean up the Anacostia, and save money,
all at the same time. Craig Tupper will help you assemble your own
rain barrel(s), for a fraction of the cost of commercial units. The
cost will be $30 to $45 per 55-gallon barrel, depending on the
customization you want for your rain barrel. Maximum of two per
person. A second barrel that will be attached to the first will only
be an additional $12. This is a great savings. Comparable
commercial rain barrels start at $130 to $160. Openings are limited
so register today by calling Craig at 773-4386, or
iau461@comcast.net.
OTHER EVENTS:
MEET CHEVERLY RESIDENT AND REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR PRINCE GEORGE'S
COUNTY COUNTIL DISTRICT 5 STEVEN JOHNSON
ChvBlog's First Family –Friendly Happy Hour Tonight!
Sunday, April 27th
5:30 pm to 7:00 pm
Fratelli's Restaurant
Appetizers and a cash bar.
http://www.chvblog.blogspot.com/
SPECIAL ELECTION
COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT 5
VOTE Tuesday, May 6th
SPECIAL ELECTION
MARYLAND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 4
VOTE Tuesday, June 17th
FORECLOSURE AWARENESS AND ASSISTANCE SEMINAR
Wednesday, April 30th
7:00 pm
North Brentwood Community Center
4012 Webster Street, just north of Rhode Island Avenue (Route 1)
Speakers: Honorable Tom Perez, Maryland's Secretary of Labor,
Licensing and Regulation, Victor Ramirez, State Delegate, 47th District
Are you concerned about the rising tide of foreclosures in our
County? Are you worried about the impact on your community and your
family? What can your County and State leaders do to help? Counselors
will be on hand to answer individual and group questions and help you
navigate this process. More information: Delegate Ramirez, (301)858-3340.
CHEVERLY COMMUNITY MARKET
Saturday, May 24th
8:30 am to 12:30 pm
Cheverly Community Center Parking Lot
Forest Road
The successful Farmers' Markets launched last autumn have evolved
into the Cheverly Community Market and will debut this May! The
markets will be held twice monthly. Check the Cheverly Town
Newsletter and online calendar for dates (to be posted in early May).
Gather with your neighbors to support local and organic foods as well
as local musicians and artists.