HGBA News in Brief - July 2008
Haymarket is Making
History Again
HGBA has been a key player in encouraging a revitalization of the Town of Haymarket. Having privately-owned, non-chain restaurants and retail stores in the area fits the definition of a walking town. HGBA's campaign is paying off.
Activity is well underway with the development of Haymarket Oldtowne Center. The Center will feature restored historic homes dating back to the 1800s and offer 36,000 square feet of mixed office and retail space.
Leasing opportunities, rates, demographics, architectural renderings and more are available now by contacting:
Bryan Garcia
bryangarcia@exitheritage.com
or call 703-753-9100 x103
EXIT HERITAGE REALTY
The Garcia Group
Join Us for Our Next Meeting!
Tuesday July 15th
hosted by
Brooklyn Brothers Pizzeria
8010 Crescent Park Dr, Gainesville, VA 20155
703.753.6663
and yes, refreshments will be served.
Do you want to know how changes in state and local electricity policy and prices will affect your bottom line?
Then join us!Speakers: Barbara Kessinger and
Jim Feeney of Horizon Energy.
Our guests will be
speaking about
“The Business of Electricity"
Get Haymarket Day Booth Space
Chris from Zenquility advises:
"Know your boundaries and keep them; no one else will do it for you.
When you are willing to say No to the projects, clients, and other activities that aren't within your boundaries, you create more room for the ones you can say 'Yes' to."
Great Local Exposure
20th Annual HAYMARKET DAY - 2008
"Haymarket—A Historic Town on the Move"
September 20, 2008 |
9:00am - 4:00pm
Vendor Booth Applications are now available>
Supervisor Stirrup recently emceed
the June 13th and 27th concerts hosted by the Evergreen Manor House Preservation Fund. Come out to the next event and you may glimpse the dance stylings of John and Heidi again on the Evergreen Manor House lawn, Saturday,
July 19th. Listen to Southern Persuasion.
This concert will also feature the unveiling of the plaque that designates that the Evergreen Manor House is listed on the National Register for Historic Places.
Detailed Free Concert Info>
Supervisor Stirrup
has been appointed to the
National Multi-Modal
Transportation Steering Committee
The committee was created through the collaborative efforts of cities, counties, government agencies, businesses, non-profit organizations, transportation authorities, and leaders from across the nation, with the goal of forming a comprehensive national transportation policy. The inaugural meeting for the Committee was held at the 1st Annual Transportation Convention in Washington, DC., on March 5-7, 2008. Supervisor Stirrup took part in the very successful meeting in Jacksonville, FL, on May 15-16, 2008, the Committee will next be meeting in Kansas City, MO, on July 17-18, 2008.