 Walk4Mountains is a group focused on providing support for those affected by breast cancer in Northern Virginia. Join the walk for either the 5 or the 10-mile loop or just enjoy the day long party.
Activities begin with the Opening Ceremony at 10 am, at 11 Spring Farm Rd, Lovettsville, VA 20180. Live Music all day. Magnolias at the Mill will provide great food, Moo Thru Ice Cream will provide dessert, and drinks will be available for purchase from One Family Brewing and Endhardt Vineyards.
Walk the route at your leisure – which may include as many breaks as you want– 5/10-mile route escorted by VA State Police. Bring your own blankets and chairs and enjoy great food and drinks with your group to listen to the bands on the Green. Registration ranges from $40 for individual walkers to $10 for breast cancer survivors.
Money raised will be divided among three local groups: Loudoun Breast Health Network, Step Sisters, and Our Perfect Warrior. These wonderful organizations help to pay bills, take care of children, do yard work, house cleaning, provide rides to chemotherapy – things that do not take care of themselves when you are sick. For additional information and to register — https://walk4mountains.org/ | 
Bring your family and friends to the Chapman DeMary Trail from 1 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, October 23 for the annual Purcellville Green Expo called “Hail to the Trail”. This event is free and open to the public, and fun fo
r families, students, and scouts.
ment process. Join Loudoun Wildlife on Zoom at 7:00 pm to learn about the process of development in Loudoun County, and what part YOU can play in protecting wildlife habitat.Connection information for this virtual presentation will be included in your confirmation email after you register. Registration required.
10/27/22. Marie Uehling, who works with Jefferson County Vision, will provide an update on Rockwool and other heavy industry in Jefferson County, WV.This session will be on-line. Be sure to register in advance for this meeting at: 
3:30pm, to help plant 270 native trees and shrubs along Long Branch to enhance water quality and wildlife habitat as part of PEC’s Potomac Planting Program!Volunteer activities include tree planting, which involves scalping (removing grass with a hoe), digging holes, planting, and pounding wooden stakes. This is a family-friendly event, and volunteers of all ages are welcome! Volunteers under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
study the relationship between the solar wind and the aurora Borealis/Australis. It matured as I managed research programs at EPA designed to provide sound science to inform political decision making in the public interest. Included was representing EPA on inter-agency working group’s that managed our national multi-billion-dollar acid rain and global climate change research programs and representing our nation’s environmental interests on delegations to international negotiations related to these issues.
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