The Walden Cluster Board of Directors periodically reviews the cluster design standards, and the board has issued a new update of the neighborhood’s design standards. The new standards can be found in the Cluster Design Standards link in the left frame.
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The Walden Cluster Board of Directors has again updated the neighborhood’s design standards. The new standards can be found in the Cluster Design Standards link in the left frame.
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The Walden Cluster Board of Directors has updated the neighborhood’s design standards. You can find the new reference in the Cluster Design Standards link in the left frame.
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The Walden Cluster Board of Directors has updated the neighborhood’s operating procedures. The new document is available in the Cluster Operating Procedures link on the left side of this page.
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Once again, Walden Cluster enjoyed a fun Halloween! Thanks to all who participated, including Jacinta, who organized this event, the Fairfax County Fire Department, who visited the neighborhood and led the Halloween parade, and everyone who decorated the playground or provided goodies. Photos are courtesy of Kathryn.
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Reston Association has selected Walden Cluster’s Halloween Parade and Party as the neighborhood association event of the year. In a message sent to cluster members, the Walden Cluster board states, “Jacinta Jones and Jami Andrews are to be applauded for their creativity and commitment in hosting this fun-for-all-ages Walden community event. We wish to thank them for their service and congratulate them on this recognition.”
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A red fox has been seen in Walden Cluster over the past month or so, and during the recent snow, it was photographed near the cluster dock. Here are some of the pictures taken. You can click on either of the pictures to get a better view.
Typically, red foxes range from 12 to 18 pounds. They primarily feed on small rodents (8 pounds or less), but they will also eat plants. They’re most active at dusk and dawn. (The pictures above were taken in early morning.) If you have any concerns about a fox being in the neighborhood, there is an informative article about foxes published by The Humane Society in the link below.
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