Text Box: LADIES OF GLEN ECHO You are invited to a Ladies Night at Maire Hewitt’s 56 Wellesley Circle Thursday, March 20, 8:00 p.m. Please RSVP 301-229-2962 Text Box: TOWN COUNCIL NOTES February 11 Resident Constance Macy, who has provided townspeople with detailed information about what is suitable for recycling, appeared to convey the importance of following the current recycling rules. For example, plastic grocery bags, lids, and plastic tubs should not be included. Hardback books are now accepted. Mrs. Macy plans to redistribute to the town residents a flyer outlining these requirements. If you have questions, call her at 301-229-2122... Clerk-Treasurer Cathie Polak noted that there are about 40 extra recycling bins behind the town hall. Residents should take one if they need one. Mayor Debbie Beers reported on an email from Councilmember Robin Kogelnik (who was unable to attend the meeting) which stated that she had met with a representative of A. Morton Thomas. A Morton Thomas plans to do site visits and walk-throughs of the town streets and take core samples for the purpose of determining what will be needed for the street repairs. A report should be ready for the next town council meeting. It should be possible to make the repairs this year. Mayor Beers reported that she has been advised that the county expects to have a storm drain report ready soon. The town plans to have a town shredding event behind the town hall on Sunday, April 20. --Sophie Keefer Text Box: TWO FREE CONCERTS AT LOCAL CHURCH A cellist with the National Symphony Orchestra, Yvonne Caruthers, will perform at the Church of the Redeemer on Sunday, Mar. 9, at 5:00 p.m. Her program will include works by J.S. Bach, Olivier Messiaen, and Peter Matthews. Admission is free. A reception follows. The internationally-acclaimed Crypt Choir of the King’s School, Canterbury, will perform a benefit concert at the church on Wednesday, Mar. 26, at 8:00 p.m. This performance will be part of their 2008 tour of the eastern U.S. The choir is the senior choir of the King’s School, whose primary function is to provide music for weekly services in Canterbury Cathedral. Proceeds from the free-will offering will benefit the Bishop John T. Walker School for Boys in Anacostia, Washington, D.C. A reception will follow.