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Recognizing the PAST to INSPIRE: History of the 4-Way Test |
Minority Business Awareness ProgramThe Rotary Club of Arlington is pleased to announce a Minority Business Awareness Program. This recognition will be extended to minority businesses in the city of Arlington that have demonstrated the core values of the 4-Way test through integrous leadership in business practices, community service and engagement. |
Recognizing the PAST to INSPIRE: Rotary Club of Arlington and A Christmas Carol |
Recognizing the PAST to INSPIRE: Our Honduras Ties |
Recognizing the PAST to INSPIRE THE FUTURE: Veteran's Day |
Recognizing the PAST to INSPIRE THE FUTURE: November is Rotary Foundation Month |
Recognizing the PAST to INSPIRE THE FUTURE: Women in Rotary |
Recognizing the PAST to INSPIRE THE FUTURE: Webb School Scholarship Program |
Recognizing the PAST to INSPIRE THE FUTURE: Our Webb School Relationship |
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Recognizing the PAST to Inspire the FUTURE: Arlington Rotary and Education |
Recognizing the PAST to Inspire the FUTURE: Arlington Parks System - The Sequel |
Recognizing the PAST to Inspire the FUTURE: Arlington Parks System Part 1
Arlington Rotary Club's involvement in the creation of the Arlington Parks and Recreation Department
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Recognizing the PAST to Inspire the FUTURE: How the HubCap Started |
Recognizing the PAST to Inspire the FUTURE: The Interesting Life of Sam Wine |
Recognizing the PAST to Inspire the FUTURE: A Recap of the Year 1923-1924 (written in 1963)
A Recap of the Year 1923-1924 of the Arlington Rotary Club By Sam F. Wine, President Electric Light & Power Service (written June, 1963) |
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Arlington Rotary Club announces October 16 Pints for Polio Event
Join us for an afternoon of fun for a great cause. There will be live music and a food truck. Family and pet friendly! Legal Draft will donate 10% of sales!  Your receipt is your ticket. $25.00 donation buys 2 drinks & 1 souvenir pint glass *Limited supply. Your glass will be reserved when you buy ticket. Let's eradicate polio one pint at a time. Purchase on-line tickets below at $25 per person. Pay $25 per Person Please follow the following procedure:
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Arlington RC provides every student at Webb ES a book for their very own
Each year the Rotary Club of Arlington offers a book to every Webb Student. Over two days each class is led into the school library and students choose their book. We then have them sign their name on a book plate, so everyone knows that this book is theirs to keep! I enjoyed my three hours there yesterday visiting with awesome, polite kids and dedicated teachers and staff at Webb Elementary.
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Rotary Club of Arlington returns to in-person meetings at First United Methodist of Church Arlington
This historic photo showing our first time meeting again in person after the pandemic of 2020 wearing our masks and keeping apart! OUR FIRST IN-PERSON MEETING OF THE YEAR was held at the church last Thursday; it actually felt like the first meeting ever! It was obvious that our Rotarians have missed other Rotarians. Even though everyone was wearing a mask, there were warm greetings and social interaction everywhere. As Pastor Chris said, changes will be coming step by step. This week, those that are vaccinated will not be required to wear a mask at our meeting. Hopefully, we will get to sit a little closer together too. As to serving lunch, we will have to wait a little longer. Right now it would be hard to predict how many will attend the in-person meeting, and hard to tell a caterer how many to prepare for.
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Arlington Rotary Club welcomes new member Veronica Rodriguez
Webb Scholarship recipient Veronica Rodrigues was recently inducted as a member the Arlington RC. As the April 30th speaker, Veronica shared her journey since receiving the scholarship Peter Scott introduced speaker, Veronica Rodriguez and noted that after all these years she is the first Webb Elementary graduate to ever join Rotary! Her list of accomplishments is amazing!
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Good times had by all at Arlington Rotary Club Social
The Rotary Club of Arlington wine social at Urban Alchamy on April 23rd provided a memorable evening of fellowship for those committed to community service in our community and the world.  Thank you Social Chair Diane Patrick for organizing this awesome evening, and thank you Tony Rutigliano for allowing us to take over your beautiful facility. Great wine, food and service all evening!
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Is It Beneficial to All Concerned?
In 1994, the Rotary Club of Arlington established the Webb Elementary Scholarship and this month one of the recipients, Veronica Rodriguez has become a club member. Veronica was a sixth grader at Webb Elementary in 1999 and graduated from Bowie High School in 2005. With the assistance of the $750 scholarship, she went on to attend college at Brookhaven Community College in Dallas and two years later she attended the University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in International Political Economy.
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Centennial Planning Committee preparing for a great celebration
On June 11, 2023, the Rotary Club of Arlington will be officially celebrating its 100th Anniversary. Centennial Committee members are hard at work preparing for a great celebration. Centennial Committee members Susie (Club President), Val (committee chair), Victoria (our president nominee), Hal Thurow (historian) and Kurt (our president elect) met recently to review some great club historical facts. The photo below shows our original Rotary International Charter. Also, shown in the photo above are Victoria and Hal are holding two bound volumes of our weekly newsletters that date back to 1947. We will be celebrating a rich history of community service in 2023.  |
Arlington RC volunteers at Arlington Charities
Serving the needs of clients at Arlington Charities, members of the Rotary Club of Arlington spent their entire Friday morning volunteering to help fight hunger in the Arlington area. Staring this Friday, volunteers from club pack food bags and load food into cars from 8:00-11:30. The 4th Friday of each month will be a Arlington Charities Community Service activity for at least the next few months according to Club President Susie McAlister. |
