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April 2005
Special Insert: Focus on the Arts

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1	Rockville on Alert: Reverse 911, E-Notices Coming Rockville Readies for New Public Housing
2	“Thrive Yoga” Wins Business Plan Competition for Women City Projects Update Focus on College Scholarships
3	Keeping It Natural: Rockville Celebrates the Environment Rockville’s Department of Neighborhood And Community Services Reorganized Beall Avenue Remains Closed Through April
4	Homeowners Can Save on City Taxes Rockville One of First To Do Inkless Fingerprints Kids Earn Free Bikes For Good Character State Property Tax Credits Available Créditos disponibles para el Impuesto del Estado a la Propiedad
5	Rockville Seeks State Help for Rec Center City Asks Maryland for Town Center Support City Wants Protection Before Verizon Installs Service Historic Preservation Conference April 16
6	ARNA Conference On Traffic Speeds Into Rockville on April 6 Bike To Work Day: Gear Up for May 20 The Science of Having Fun Peerless Highlights City’s Celebrities and Stars April 25
7	In Brief: New Bi-annual Listing of City Events 24-Hour Utilities Hotline: 240-314-8567 New Pollution Hotline: 240-314-8348 Donate Books to Library ‘Friends’ Volunteer in Rockville Insure Your Home For Sewer Backups Program Provides Tax Assistance April Calendar of Events
8	Rockville Up Close: Compensation Commission Volunteer Time: Family Fun at Manna New Look for TRC 11’s City Hall Report TRC11 April Programming Schedule