Eugene Delgaudio - Sterling District
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TEEN JOB FAIR MAY 2

April 11, 2009

Happy Easter!

Happy Easter, and happy Passover, respectively. I know the many churches are packed. The deputies are helping direct traffic at some of the local churches. Last night I had to call deputies to remove a trailer truck unloading a new car at one church entrance.
>>State Troopers In Sterling

Last night the Virginia State Troopers hosted a checkpoint at Frederick and Thomas Jefferson. Last weekend the local county deputies hosted a sobriety checkpoint in Sterling for five hours. Thank you to the law enforcement work.
>>Substation Rising Up

As I posted you two weeks ago, the foundation is laid and mow the structural walls with cinder blocks are being built for the Sterling Substation. It is on schedule.
>>Sterling In Bloom

Over 1,000 ornamental pear trees are blooming and there are many other bright colors beginning to flower in Sterling.

I am posting some of those photos at the website . I will post more but here are just a few to begin.
http://joineugene.com/photogallery/gallery.php?id=387

>>> STERLING TEEN JOB FAIR
>>> STERLING TEEN JOB FAIR

I am hosting a Sterling Teen Job Fair Saturday May 2 at the Sterling Community Center from 1 p.m to 3 p.m. Please help me publicize it.

Teens are welcome, along with their parents.

The (first) Sterling Teen Job Fair is on Saturday May 2nd from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Sterling Community Center located at 120 Enterprise St, Sterling, Virginia 20164.

I am inviting you so that you can either refer a company or invite teens 15 years and older who want to work this summer or part time during the school year.

School will be out for the summer and the economy requires an extra effort to find qualified help with companies that are hiring for the summer or part time. And Sterling teens are special.  We want to equip them for the future.

Groups being invited are County Parks and Recreation, the Community Center, Sterling HOA pools, non-profits like Loudoun Youth Initiative, Loudoun business groups, large and small retail establishments and other job related opportunities.  Volunteer and non-profit groups are invited for those who want to volunteer.

You may know somebody that needs a job or a company that needs workers. Let Supervisor Delgaudio assistant Rachel know at 703-771-5819 if you wish to reserve a table. For the sake of security please tell us the name and contact information if you are sending a company representative to the Job Fair. There is a real limit on the tables. There is no charge for the table.

You may reach me by emailing me back and I will get it to Rachel in the Supervisor office. Teens do not have to reserve or call. Just come.
>>>Public Input Session on Selection of Next County Administrator

What kind of county administrator does Loudoun need? Sterling needs someone familiar with the quality of life issues like overcrowding, and cars parked on lawns. It is set for April 22. No more details yet.
>>Loudoun Sheriff's Office announces Women's Self-Defense Workshop is full.

I have heard from some who got into the Workshop as soon as I announced it. The workshop is now full.  
 
The agency usually holds the free workshops at least two times per year to educate women on sexual assault issues and rape awareness.  The sessions are an opportunity for all women (editor's note: "all" is actually 100 seats) to learn to be aware of their surroundings and how to protect themselves from becoming a victim.

In my opinion, they should hold 4 or as many times as necessary. I am sure Sheriff Steve Simpson would state quite enthusiastically "we don't have money or budget for that". Then Eugene Delgaudio would state "charge a fee". Thank you.

>>Good Shepherd Alliance Breakfast May 18th

The Good Shepherd Alliance is hosting a breakfast for businessmen at a Business Breakfast Forum on Monday, May 18, 2009 at 7:30 AM at the National Conference Center (the old Xerox Center). Their guest speaker will be The Honorable Frank Wolf, Congressman (representing Virginia's 10th District) and there will be a Question and answer period.
>>>Five Leesburg teens charged

Five Leesburg teens have been charged in connection with an armed robbery and assault that occurred in the Ashburn area last week.
 
Amer Doraney, 19, Zobair Doraney 19, Shaista Falah, 19, Marcus Albert Lee, 18, and a 17-year-old juvenile are all charged with robbery, kidnapping and assault in connection with an April 2nd incident that occurred in the area of Hay Road. All four adults remain held without bond at the Loudoun County Adult Detention Center. The juvenile is being held at the Loudoun County Juvenile Detention Center.
>>>Loudoun to Receive $2 Million in Neighborhood Stabilization Program Funds

Loudoun County has been awarded $2 million through the federal Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) to purchase and rehabilitate foreclosed homes for resale in eastern Loudoun.

The Board of Supervisors has designated three neighborhoods - two sections of Sterling Park and a section of Sugarland Run -- to serve as the focus of the NSP. In addition to the $2 million grant announced by Virginia Governor Tim Kaine this week, the county plans to use $1.3 million of County Housing Funds to address the deterioration occurring in these neighborhoods due to the concentration of vacant, foreclosed properties.

At least one million dollars will be used in the next few weeks in a partnership with a non-profit to buy and renovate several townhouses and ranch style houses by Maple Avenue and South Dickenson Avenue areas of Sterling Park. These houses will then be sold to clients of the non-profit who are citizens of the USA and must live in the house they purchase for five years minimum.


30 Photos of Big Lots News Conference with Frank Wolf
http://joineugene.com/photogallery/gallery.php?id=381


Photos of Eagle Scout Ceremony last week
http://joineugene.com/photogallery/gallery.php?id=385


Photos Of Mike Farris Board Ceremony last week
http://joineugene.com/photogallery/gallery.php?id=384

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