Seeking Solutions to

Community Problems

Since 1954














 

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Courthouse Clock The Committee of One Hundred has been Arlington's principal forum for citizen education in local and regional public affairs since its founding in 1954.

The monthly dinner meetings provide an educational setting in which issues of local, regional, and state interest are discussed in an atmosphere that permits communication to replace conflict.

Tomb of the Unkown Soldier In response to Arlington's ever changing needs and increasingly diverse population, the Committee continues to strive to build bridges between our many and varied socio-economic, business, cultural and educational groups. Consistent with its focus on education and constructive discussion, the Committee takes no position on issues. It invites involved members of our community to join in working through the new and exciting challenges that face Arlington in the 21st century.

 

Our Next Meeting

Wednesday, February 10

The February Meeting is CANCELLED

Due to the current weather and travel conditions and the forecast of an additional 6-8 additional inches of snow on Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday,  the Committee of 100 meeting on Wednesday evening, February 10 is cancelled.  

We look forward to seeing you at the next scheduled meeting on March 10 at Washington-Lee High School.

Edd & Anita Nolen

 

Marymount University

2807 North Glebe Road

Dining Room, Gerard Phalan Hall

Arlington

 
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