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FREE ICE CREAM SATURDAY, AUGUST 25! SAVE THE DATE. MORE INFO. SOON. … Continue reading
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Update – Project sent back to the drawing board once again! The CCEA and concerned neighbors prevailed. The Design Review Board voted to send the Laird Street project back for another redesign. Thanks to all who wrote emails and attended the meeting. … Continue reading
A full house of canyon neighbors gathered at the beautiful new CCCC Clubhouse to hear Glendale Fire Chief Gregory Fish detail wildfire protection and survival. Tom Lorenz, Glendale Director of Communications, jumped in with emergency contact information. It was an … Continue reading
An Evening of Fire and Beauty Our 81st annual meeting this Wednesday, March 14 at 7:00 pm is a free event for all folks living in the canyon. FIRE Glendale Fire Chief Gregory Fish will be speaking about fire protection in the … Continue reading
Free invite for Canyon Neighbors! Our 81st annual meeting on Wednesday, March 14 at 7:00 pm is a free event for all folks living in the canyon. Glendale Fire Chief Gregory Fish will be speaking about fire protection in the canyon. And … Continue reading
Chevy Chase Canyon has 40 new construction projects either pending or in progress. See the complete list as compiled by the CCEA. Click below. … Continue reading
Your Business Here! Reach 1500 Canyon Homes! Have a business you’d like canyon residents to know about? Dog walkers, plumbers, babysitters, lawyers, accountants, gardeners; whatever your business, all you need is a business card, or business card art, to advertise … Continue reading
Turn off your lights, put on your headphones, wander up this old dirt road and listen to an amazing history of our Chevy Chase Canyon as told by one of the directors of the Chevy Chase Estates Association. Thanks to … Continue reading
Is your home here? Can you find your neighbor’s? New Homes Added This Year! Click upper right to see full-sized photos. Homes were photographed at random and some we miss. We also try to find new displays. If your house has … Continue reading
UPDATE – The DRB Upholds the Spirit of the Hillside Ordinance Citing the Hillside Ordinance, The Design Review Board took issue with the siting of this project up on the hill with its apparent mass and has returned the project … Continue reading
