Seasons 52 Celebrates the Newest White Flint-er

Posted on March 13, 2013 by Lindsay Hoffman

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When you’re building something as exciting as White Flint, visitors will go to great lengths to check it out! Even if that means coming all the way from… the womb?

A few weeks ago, the Kambanis family was dining at Seasons 52 when their newest addition decided to check out the hype. Mom Kristelle was rushed from the restaurant mid-dinner to deliver a beautiful and healthy baby boy. A few nights after leaving the hospital, the family returned to Seasons 52 where they were greeted warmly by staff. “Seasons celebrated their return (and addition to the family) with a nice card and meal and some other goodies,” glows uncle Geordan Harris.

Welcome to White Flint, baby Robert! And, welcome to our community, Seasons 52!

2 Responses to Seasons 52 Celebrates the Newest White Flint-er

Anna Manolakos says: March 13, 2013 at 7:13 pm

My claim to fame is my new nephew Robert! What a fun article! Cant wait for him to join his cousins and visit White Flint’s Santa! Santa at White Flint IS THE BEST!

Anna Manolakos says: March 13, 2013 at 7:21 pm

……and of course Congrats to Kristelle, George, and Nikita for the safe arrival of their new son and little brother!

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Just call it North White Flint and be done.
posted by Bob
Superb post, Dan! Yes, let's remember that not everyone drives, BUT *everyone* does need transportation. There is a percentage of people who do not own a car. Then there are children, teens, and older folks who don't drive. When you combine the zero-car folks with these others, the combination, while perhaps not a majority, *is* a significant portion of our population. Let's provide these people with a good means of getting around -- and while we're at it, I'm betting that some current "car commuters" will want to join the folks on the bus. (Frankly, I see my transit trips as chances to catch up on my reading or pulling together my thoughts & writing them down --- hard to do when you're stuck in traffic, feeling cranky & cussing!!) Bottom line is this --- as we are expanding, we need to preserve routes for transit.
posted by Tina Slater
(And there are polls on other sites, too. The subject comes up at the planning sessions and neighborhood association debriefings, meetings with the developers, even the walkabouts)
posted by Frank
Yes, i get the joke. Perhaps my comment best belongs on another , earlier post. It was intended to express my frustration over the fact that we keep getting bombarded with "suggestions" and polls by developers and the like, all hyping North Bethesda as the new name for the area currenty known as White Flint. Yet WF usually tops their poll results. So, they try again. There are many developers among the "Friends of White Flint"--- what do thy have to say?
posted by Frank
That's awesome! It sounds like some really great events. I'm going to have to actually get to one of them :)
posted by Mara