This lady from shanghai had navigated by bike-trail map from arlington out the w&od, up sterling blvd & into cardinal glen, looking for a way up to the river, which she wanted to cross so she ride down the c&o trail back to arlington…I showed her the way up to white’s ferry…that’s at least 40 miles, quite a day trip;-)
Nice clouds looking ^east………………..to…………………..south^
The Sterling Park Neighborhood Watch (SPNW) is is now on Facebook.
For more information or to volunteer, contact Fareed Ewaysat or follow us at Eastern Loudoun Neighborhood Watch Neighborhood Watch on Facebook.
During our common ground work on June 20, 2016, several dead squirrels were found in the wooded area between Coloma Court and Red Wing Court. Examination showed that these animals had been deliberately killed with some sort of air / pellet gun. This is a cause for great concern because not only do we not want our wildlife harmed, but children do occasionally play in these woods and many people walk their dogs in our common ground areas.
The sheriff’s office has been notified and called out. They confirmed that discharging ANY type of firearm in a residential area, including on common ground, is ILLEGAL, and that doing so and especially killing wildlife is strictly prohibited and will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
Please help up keep a lookout and stop this! If you see anyone shooting any type of weapon, even an air gun, or carrying such a weapon on the common ground, do not confront them but call the sheriff’s office immediately at 703-777-1021. Once the sheriff knows the individual or specific house the shots are coming from, they have assured us they will take swift action.
The Sterling Park Neighborhood Watch (SPNW) is our connection to the Loudoun County
Sheriff’s office, and is sometimes our first line of defense. The SPNW is joining forces with the Cardinal Glen HOA to prevent crime, keep our families safe, and provide a healthy environment where everyone can live, work and play.
As part of SPNW, the neighborhood is encouraged to participate in and benefit from a host of programs designed to inform and prepare residents of all ages. We’ll cover preventing auto theft and other crime; how to discourage bullying; proper enforcement of zoning ordinances; maintaining safe routes to and from home, work and school; and the Sheriff’s Office’s rapid reporting system via phone, text and mobile app.
For more information or to volunteer, contact Fareed Ewaysat or follow us at Sterling Park Neighborhood Watch on Facebook.