Winners… Usually when Easter rolls around the children are the ones that get to have all the fun, but Manassas Old Town merchants are giving adults an opportunity to also get into the act and be a winner. From March 18-22, each purchase made at a participating shop or gallery, shoppers will get to select an egg from an Easter bas-ket. All the eggs contain sweet Easter treats; many hide a gift from an Old Town merchant, such as Opera House Gourmet or The Things I Love.
Three of the eggs contain winning tickets for an oversized, plush Easter bunny. They'll be on display around Old Town from shop to shop all that week, so you might catch a glimpse of one while you're shop-ping.
… Singers who can see themselves singing the National Anthem at a Potomac Nationals game. Tryouts will be conducted on March 15 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Grand Court area of Potomac Mills mall. Audition slots are limited to the first 100 people to sign up and are available on a first come, first served basis by calling 703-590-2311, Ext. 224.
… The Soroptimist International of Manassas, which is hosting its second annual gala fundraiser this Saturday at the Heritage Hunt Golf and Country Club. The organization volunteers services and funds to such organizations as SERVE Inc., Transitional Housing BARN, ACTS, the Matthew's Center and the Rainbow Riding Center. Last year's gala was a huge success and those interest in going this year can call Dottie Heskett at 540-295-5210 for more information.
… Residents who can join Peter Cottontail for a free egg hunt on March 15 at Veterans Memorial Park, Wood-bridge. The hunt begins promptly at 10 a.m. and will be separated by age groups. Each child participant will re-ceived a goody bag with candy. Limited tickets are available and must be picked up in person prior to the event at the community center at Veterans Park. The rain date for the event is March 16.
Losers… Homeowners cleaning gardens for spring who allow leaves, grass clippings, sticks, rocks and trash to end up in public storm drains and sanitary sewers, causing blockages in them or the yard, allowing waste or trash to end up in nearby creeks or streams, thus polluting the environment.
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