City of Alexandria to Recognize 28 Residents for National Centenarian Day
City of Alexandria to Recognize 28 Residents for National Centenarian Day
Media Contact: Pam Austin, Division of Aging & Adult Services, City of Alexandria
pamela.austin@alexandriava.gov, 571.775.9417.
City of Alexandria to Recognize 28 Residents for National Centenarian Day
- WHAT: The city will celebrate Alexandria residents who have lived a century or longer. Of the 28 to be honored, five 100-year-old residents and their families are expected to attend and two others will be represented by family at the National Centenarian Day Ceremony.
- WHEN: September 12 at 5 p.m.
- WHERE: Vola Lawson Lobby of City Hall (301 King St.)
- WHO: In attendance with the honorees will be members of the Successful Aging Committee, the Department of Community & Human Services (DCHS), City Council and Mayor Justin Wilson.
- RSVP: Not required.
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About the City of Alexandria
Founded in 1749, the City of Alexandria is a full-service, independent, city in Virginia with a AAA/aaa credit rating and a national reputation for progressive and responsible government. With a fast-paced business environment and walkable neighborhoods, Alexandria is a world-class destination where businesses and nonprofits choose to call home. Alexandria’s ample office space and urban amenities offer room to grow – a value unmatched in the region. Located minutes from the nation’s capital, Alexandria’s old-world charm and cutting-edge innovation are the perfect mix for attracting a diverse community, talented workforce, and enthusiastic visitors.