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The Cherrydale Branch Library is delighted to report that our Chinese Chestnut tree has been approved by Arlington?s Beautification Committee as a Notable Tree winner.
Notable Tree status is awarded annually to trees on the basis of their size and/or age, their species (if unusual for this area), documented historical interest, or special significance to the neighborhood. Our Chestnut will now be included in the County's online list of Notable Trees, and representatives from the Cherrydale Branch Library will receive a plaque from County Board Chair Jay Fisette.
- Cherrydale Celebrates 50 Years On Military Road
Be there Saturday, July 9 as the Cherrydale community celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Cherrydale Branch Library building on Military Road. There will be a short ceremony at 11:00 a.m., followed by a celebration including cake donated by Heidelberg...
- Cherrydale Library: Your Fuel For Thought
From the "We-Get-Calls" Department at the Cherrydale Branch Library: Next time you look at your credit or debit card statement and see CHERRYDALE LIB along with a big charge, it wasn't for a stack of overdue DVDs charged out at the Cherrydale branch....
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- Cherrydale's Chestnut Tree
Have you ever noticed how big the chestnut tree is at the Cherrydale Branch Library? Neighbors tell us that this tree is the offspring of another chestnut tree that lived on the land where the 7-11 currently stands on Lee Highway. We also know that the...
- Meet Cherrydale's New Branch Manager
We are pleased to welcome our new Branch Manager, Cathy Robinson, to Cherrydale Branch Library this week. Cathy has been with Arlington County Library for nearly 20 years, and has previously been Branch Manager at Westover, Shirlington and (most recently)...
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Cherrydale's Chinese Chestnut Declared 'Notable'
The Cherrydale Branch Library is delighted to report that our Chinese Chestnut tree has been approved by Arlington?s Beautification Committee as a Notable Tree winner.
Notable Tree status is awarded annually to trees on the basis of their size and/or age, their species (if unusual for this area), documented historical interest, or special significance to the neighborhood. Our Chestnut will now be included in the County's online list of Notable Trees, and representatives from the Cherrydale Branch Library will receive a plaque from County Board Chair Jay Fisette.
- Cherrydale Celebrates 50 Years On Military Road
Be there Saturday, July 9 as the Cherrydale community celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Cherrydale Branch Library building on Military Road. There will be a short ceremony at 11:00 a.m., followed by a celebration including cake donated by Heidelberg...
- Cherrydale Library: Your Fuel For Thought
From the "We-Get-Calls" Department at the Cherrydale Branch Library: Next time you look at your credit or debit card statement and see CHERRYDALE LIB along with a big charge, it wasn't for a stack of overdue DVDs charged out at the Cherrydale branch....
- All News Page Topics: A-z
A ABBIE Award / Arlington History / Arlington Shop / Art / Aurora Hills Branch Library / Author Talks B Book Groups / Books-on-the-Pike / Books-outside-the-box / Books-Sandwiched-In / Branch Managers C Central / Cherrydale Branch Library / Cherrydale...
- Cherrydale's Chestnut Tree
Have you ever noticed how big the chestnut tree is at the Cherrydale Branch Library? Neighbors tell us that this tree is the offspring of another chestnut tree that lived on the land where the 7-11 currently stands on Lee Highway. We also know that the...
- Meet Cherrydale's New Branch Manager
We are pleased to welcome our new Branch Manager, Cathy Robinson, to Cherrydale Branch Library this week. Cathy has been with Arlington County Library for nearly 20 years, and has previously been Branch Manager at Westover, Shirlington and (most recently)...