By now most of you probably know that we have been planning a chicken coop expansion. The goal is to give our dear hens (26 total!) additional raccoon-proof activity space while keeping them from destroying our plant beds (they will still be let "free to roam" while supervised). The plan is to extend their coop to the barn, enclosing the compost area.
This project has been dubbed Project Hen-way, and it's happening this Saturday, the 26th at 10am - please join us! (If raining we will post-pone; if the weather's "iffy" look for an email as to what we decide).
We normally don't ask for RSVP's, but since this is a big project, it would be helpful to know how many hands we'll have on deck. Please let us know if you can help and also if you're able to bring any tools or supplies - see list below. No set completion time - we'll just work until we're finished - it's ok if you can't stay for all of it or need to arrive late. Any help at any time is appreciated!
Hope to see you there!
Below are a couple lists made up for Project Henway.
These are the supplies we'll need -
Galvanized single strand wire: 60' - 80'
Smaller gauge wire for weaving chicken wire together: 100'
48" Chicken wire: 90 lf or 36" chicken wire: 124'
Eye bolts: 10
Staples for a staple gun
3" Screws: 20
1 1/2" Screws: one box
180 degree hinges: 2
hasp and combo lock
Probably, after the round of donations this weekend, we won't need any more wood.
Project Manager Andy has a lot of stuff, but If people are coming to help and can bring tools that would be very handy (especially ladders and handtools such as hammers, flat bars, wire cutters, tape measures) Below are some of the things that will be needed. If people are going to bring some of the larger items please let us know.
Post hole digger
Measuring tape
work gloves & safety glasses if you're going to operate power tools
staple gun
flat bar
hammer
battery operated screw gun
ladder
skill saw
extension cord
wire cutter
We weren't able to set the posts this weekend due to weather which will slow us down, but Andy thinks we may be able to get through it all anyway. We'll convene at the garden in the morning, unload tools, see if any material donations have shown up, and will send someone off to the store to pick up whatever else is needed. Assuming we have enough tools and volunteers we can start some people on removing nails or screws from donated wood, some digging post holes and some fastening eye bolts and wire between structures and some weaving chicken wire together.
(e-mail courtesy of Skye and Laura, thanks you two!)
Hope to see everyone there!
Friday, February 25, 2011
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
"It's a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood"
"It's a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood":
~ Safety Walk and Social ~
and we'd like YOU to be a part of it!
Here are the details:
When: Friday, Feb. 25th, 4-7pm
Locations:
Woody's Cafe (Pre- and Post- "Safety Walk")
Lakeshore @ Wesley Avenue (on the Lake side)
Corner of E 18th and Park Blvd
Corner of E 18th and 14th Ave.*
Corner of Park Blvd. & MacArthur Blvd (by H.S.)*
*(Please note - there is some flexibility regarding these locations and we are open to other areas if we have enough people to support it).
The Concept:
We will form at least four "Pods" that will be "stationed" at the different locations in order to pass on community support and information on how folks can be safe, have the info and numbers they need and what support is available to them in the community .
At 4pm: At least one or two people from each pod would head to Woody's Cafe on Park Blvd. at to gather up an assortment of whistles, safety brochures, Lake Neighbors Postcards and other items to be handed out, and bring them to their Pod Locations.
From ~4:30-~5:30: the pods will hang out at and walk around the designated locations handing out the whistles, Safety Brochures and other information and engaging in conversation with our fellow neighbors to create a positive, safe presence.
~5:30/6pm: everyone is welcome to celebrate a Job Well Done and head to Woody's for a social hour with hot chocolate and treats, hosted by Woody's and the Lake Neighbors!
Where you come in: We'd love it if you would:
Sign up to volunteer with us and be a part of one of the PODs for this event.
Encourage your friends and neighbors to sign up by passing this e-mail on to them!
Spread the word to any local meetings or businesses that you are a part of and help make this event a success!
Next Step:
Please respond to this email by Tues., Feb. 8th to let us know if you would like to volunteer
Pass on the names and e-mails of others you have lobbied for who will be joining us on the 25th.
If you have a location that you would prefer over those listed above, let us know that too.
Once we've received your responses, we'll send out an official event announcement email for you to forward to everyone on your neighborhood group lists so people will know what's happening when they see our "Pods" around the neighborhood! We're looking forward to spending time with you making it a "Beautiful Day in Our Neighborhood!" Feel free to email with any questions.
Skye & Chimene
Lake Neighbors Event Coordinators
~ Safety Walk and Social ~
and we'd like YOU to be a part of it!
Here are the details:
When: Friday, Feb. 25th, 4-7pm
Locations:
Woody's Cafe (Pre- and Post- "Safety Walk")
Lakeshore @ Wesley Avenue (on the Lake side)
Corner of E 18th and Park Blvd
Corner of E 18th and 14th Ave.*
Corner of Park Blvd. & MacArthur Blvd (by H.S.)*
*(Please note - there is some flexibility regarding these locations and we are open to other areas if we have enough people to support it).
The Concept:
We will form at least four "Pods" that will be "stationed" at the different locations in order to pass on community support and information on how folks can be safe, have the info and numbers they need and what support is available to them in the community .
At 4pm: At least one or two people from each pod would head to Woody's Cafe on Park Blvd. at to gather up an assortment of whistles, safety brochures, Lake Neighbors Postcards and other items to be handed out, and bring them to their Pod Locations.
From ~4:30-~5:30: the pods will hang out at and walk around the designated locations handing out the whistles, Safety Brochures and other information and engaging in conversation with our fellow neighbors to create a positive, safe presence.
~5:30/6pm: everyone is welcome to celebrate a Job Well Done and head to Woody's for a social hour with hot chocolate and treats, hosted by Woody's and the Lake Neighbors!
Where you come in: We'd love it if you would:
Sign up to volunteer with us and be a part of one of the PODs for this event.
Encourage your friends and neighbors to sign up by passing this e-mail on to them!
Spread the word to any local meetings or businesses that you are a part of and help make this event a success!
Next Step:
Please respond to this email by Tues., Feb. 8th to let us know if you would like to volunteer
Pass on the names and e-mails of others you have lobbied for who will be joining us on the 25th.
If you have a location that you would prefer over those listed above, let us know that too.
Once we've received your responses, we'll send out an official event announcement email for you to forward to everyone on your neighborhood group lists so people will know what's happening when they see our "Pods" around the neighborhood! We're looking forward to spending time with you making it a "Beautiful Day in Our Neighborhood!" Feel free to email with any questions.
Skye & Chimene
Lake Neighbors Event Coordinators
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
News from Urban Montessori
Dear Urban Montessori Charter School Supporter,
We hope everyone enjoyed a nice holiday season. The Urban Montessori Charter School (a K-8 public school slated to open in the Grand Lake neighborhood) founding team continues to move forward in hopes of opening our school this fall. Our charter application was submitted to Alameda County Office of Education in early December, and our next big milestone will be the actual charter hearing. Here are four ways you can help move the school closer to reality.
Attend our charter petition hearing. The Urban Montessori Charter School petition hearing will take place Tuesday February 8th, 6:30pm at the Alameda County Office of Education board room, 313 West Winton Ave, Hayward. We need as much public support as possible at the hearing. If you can be there with us please register here: http://cts.vresp.com/c/?UrbanMontessori/b8dfc6232d/4c7cd8f433/9db6c0be6c
Do you know someone on the Alameda County Office of Education Board of Directors? Put in a good word about Urban Montessori Charter School by sending your contact an email/letter or giving them a call! We are currently reaching out to board members about our program and any support we get from you is greatly appreciated!
Join one of our committees. Please see the committees listed below and sign up by replying to this email with the committee you are interested in joining! We are required by law to not offer admission preferences to families who volunteer, but it’s a great way to get involved in your community and help build a great school.
· Development
· Facilities
· Governance
· Human Capital
· Operations
· Outreach
· Programs
4. Be a fan on Facebook (click here) and invite your friends to join us as well. Our goal is to have 84 more "likes" so we can secure a unique URL from Facebook. Thanks!
We are excited to continue to work with all of you this year to open an amazing new school that will serve a diverse student population and become a public school model for others to follow. Without you we would not have gotten this far. Thank you for your ongoing support!
Happy New Year!
The Urban Montessori Charter School Team
Visit us at www.urbanmontessori.org
info@urbanmontessori.org
We hope everyone enjoyed a nice holiday season. The Urban Montessori Charter School (a K-8 public school slated to open in the Grand Lake neighborhood) founding team continues to move forward in hopes of opening our school this fall. Our charter application was submitted to Alameda County Office of Education in early December, and our next big milestone will be the actual charter hearing. Here are four ways you can help move the school closer to reality.
Attend our charter petition hearing. The Urban Montessori Charter School petition hearing will take place Tuesday February 8th, 6:30pm at the Alameda County Office of Education board room, 313 West Winton Ave, Hayward. We need as much public support as possible at the hearing. If you can be there with us please register here: http://cts.vresp.com/c/?UrbanMontessori/b8dfc6232d/4c7cd8f433/9db6c0be6c
Do you know someone on the Alameda County Office of Education Board of Directors? Put in a good word about Urban Montessori Charter School by sending your contact an email/letter or giving them a call! We are currently reaching out to board members about our program and any support we get from you is greatly appreciated!
Join one of our committees. Please see the committees listed below and sign up by replying to this email with the committee you are interested in joining! We are required by law to not offer admission preferences to families who volunteer, but it’s a great way to get involved in your community and help build a great school.
· Development
· Facilities
· Governance
· Human Capital
· Operations
· Outreach
· Programs
4. Be a fan on Facebook (click here) and invite your friends to join us as well. Our goal is to have 84 more "likes" so we can secure a unique URL from Facebook. Thanks!
We are excited to continue to work with all of you this year to open an amazing new school that will serve a diverse student population and become a public school model for others to follow. Without you we would not have gotten this far. Thank you for your ongoing support!
Happy New Year!
The Urban Montessori Charter School Team
Visit us at www.urbanmontessori.org
info@urbanmontessori.org
Saturday, January 1, 2011
neighborhood events
Hi Lake Neighbors and happy 2011! Sorry it took a minute to get this out with all the holiday activity going on...but at least
there is time to catch the event on the 3rd!!! See below FYI...
Save these Dates!
Celebrate the Inauguration of Mayor-Elect Jean Quan
Pre-Inaugural Celebration
@ Chabot Space & Science Center
Sunday, January 2, 2011
5:30-9:30 pm
Music & food, Planetarium or Big Dome movies, cxhibits,
telescopes and more @ Chabot Space & Science Center
10000 Skyline Boulevard.
Suggested $10/individual donation
RSVP to inauguralcelebration2011@ymail.com or call 614.301.5163 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 614.301.5163 end_of_the_skype_highlighting
“Remembering & Making History” Walk
Monday, January 3, 2011
8:30-10:30 am
Join Jean on an Inaugural Walk. Start at Pacific Renaissance
Plaza on 9th Street between Franklin & Webster and end at
The Fox Oakland Theater @ 18th and Telegraph.
(See other side for details.)
RSVP to Spiper@oaklandnet.com
Official Inauguration Ceremony
@ The Fox Oakland Theater
Monday, January 3, 2011
11am-1 pm
Tickets available on a first-come, first-served basis. Doors open at 10 am.
The Fox Oakland Theater @ 1807 Telegraph Avenue.
Open House @ City Hall
Monday, January 3, 2011
5-9 pm
Many people have never been inside our beautiful City Hall, built in 1914
and lovingly restored after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. Visit the
Mayor’s office, take a photo at the Mayor’s desk. Sign up to volunteer at our
schools, parks, and libraries. Music in the Council Chambers.
City Hall, 14th Street Between Broadway & Clay
Remembering & Making History Walk
January 3, 2011, 8:30-10:30 am
Join Mayor-Elect Jean Quan and friends as she retraces her own and Oakland’s history from
Chinatown to The Fox Theatre where she’ll make history as Oakland’s first woman and first
Asian American Mayor
8:30 am Pacific Renaissance Plaza--9th Street between Franklin and Webster
Multi-generational Lion Dancers from the Lincoln Square Recreation Center’s Cultural Arts Program
in collaboration with the Rising Dragon Cultural Arts Program launch the walk with leaders from
Oakland’s Asian American Community.
9:00 am Lincoln Elementary School--225 11th Street
The Lincoln Music Stars from Cantare Children’s Choirs and Lincoln Elementary School will entera-
tain the growing crowd as educators, parents and youth advocates join the walk. Lincoln Elementa-
ry School has been home to new immigrants in Oakland for more than 100 years. This year it earned
the coveted national Blue Ribbon Award, awarded to only 304 outstanding schools across the coun-
try in recognition of high academic achievement.
9:20 am Malonga Casquelourd Center for the Arts--1428 Alice Street
The beautifully restored turn-of-the century building formerly known as the Alice Arts Center, is
one of the area’s busiest performing arts facilities. Instructors from residential dance companies
CaribelinQ and Dance-A-Vision will lead quick Salsa and hip-hop lessons. Performing artists and
others from Oakland’s thriving arts community are invited to join the walk.
9:40 am Stopwaste.org--1537 Webster Street
In recognition of the Mayor-Elect’s leadership as the former Chair of Stopwaste.org and the
Alameda County Waste Management Authority, leaders from Oakland’s environmental, green jobs
and bicycling community will join the walk from one of Oakland’s first Green Point-rated LEED®
facilities.
9:50 am SOBO Merchant District-- 17th & Webster
Support of local business is a key element in Mayor-Elect Jean Quan’s economic development
program. The walk will pass one of downtown’s vibrant local merchant blocks.
10:00 am The Leamington--1814 Franklin Street
Mayor-Elect Quan’s grandfather was a union cook at this historic former luxury hotel. Today it is a
modern office space. The Drill Team from the International Longshoreman Workers Union (ILWU)
will lead a contingent of labor leaders as they join the growing group of walkers.
10:20 am The Fox Oakland Theater--1807 Telegraph Avenue
When The Fox Oakland Theater opened its doors in 1928, it was considered one of the most modern
and beautiful of movie theaters of its time. One of the biggest draws was the massive domed theater
itself, an opulent and exotic mix of terra cotta tiles, dizzingly detailed paintings and golden deities,
reminiscent of a Brahmin Temple. Today it serves as a live music venue and home to the adjacent
Oakland School of the Arts and the lively Uptown nightlight and arts community. Students from the
Prescott Circus will entertain the crowds as they wait to enter the theater for the Official
Inauguration Ceremony, which begin promptly at 11 am.
Please let us know which venue you plan on starting from. RSVP: spiper@oaklandnet.com
there is time to catch the event on the 3rd!!! See below FYI...
Save these Dates!
Celebrate the Inauguration of Mayor-Elect Jean Quan
Pre-Inaugural Celebration
@ Chabot Space & Science Center
Sunday, January 2, 2011
5:30-9:30 pm
Music & food, Planetarium or Big Dome movies, cxhibits,
telescopes and more @ Chabot Space & Science Center
10000 Skyline Boulevard.
Suggested $10/individual donation
RSVP to inauguralcelebration2011@ymail.com or call 614.301.5163 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 614.301.5163 end_of_the_skype_highlighting
“Remembering & Making History” Walk
Monday, January 3, 2011
8:30-10:30 am
Join Jean on an Inaugural Walk. Start at Pacific Renaissance
Plaza on 9th Street between Franklin & Webster and end at
The Fox Oakland Theater @ 18th and Telegraph.
(See other side for details.)
RSVP to Spiper@oaklandnet.com
Official Inauguration Ceremony
@ The Fox Oakland Theater
Monday, January 3, 2011
11am-1 pm
Tickets available on a first-come, first-served basis. Doors open at 10 am.
The Fox Oakland Theater @ 1807 Telegraph Avenue.
Open House @ City Hall
Monday, January 3, 2011
5-9 pm
Many people have never been inside our beautiful City Hall, built in 1914
and lovingly restored after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. Visit the
Mayor’s office, take a photo at the Mayor’s desk. Sign up to volunteer at our
schools, parks, and libraries. Music in the Council Chambers.
City Hall, 14th Street Between Broadway & Clay
Remembering & Making History Walk
January 3, 2011, 8:30-10:30 am
Join Mayor-Elect Jean Quan and friends as she retraces her own and Oakland’s history from
Chinatown to The Fox Theatre where she’ll make history as Oakland’s first woman and first
Asian American Mayor
8:30 am Pacific Renaissance Plaza--9th Street between Franklin and Webster
Multi-generational Lion Dancers from the Lincoln Square Recreation Center’s Cultural Arts Program
in collaboration with the Rising Dragon Cultural Arts Program launch the walk with leaders from
Oakland’s Asian American Community.
9:00 am Lincoln Elementary School--225 11th Street
The Lincoln Music Stars from Cantare Children’s Choirs and Lincoln Elementary School will entera-
tain the growing crowd as educators, parents and youth advocates join the walk. Lincoln Elementa-
ry School has been home to new immigrants in Oakland for more than 100 years. This year it earned
the coveted national Blue Ribbon Award, awarded to only 304 outstanding schools across the coun-
try in recognition of high academic achievement.
9:20 am Malonga Casquelourd Center for the Arts--1428 Alice Street
The beautifully restored turn-of-the century building formerly known as the Alice Arts Center, is
one of the area’s busiest performing arts facilities. Instructors from residential dance companies
CaribelinQ and Dance-A-Vision will lead quick Salsa and hip-hop lessons. Performing artists and
others from Oakland’s thriving arts community are invited to join the walk.
9:40 am Stopwaste.org--1537 Webster Street
In recognition of the Mayor-Elect’s leadership as the former Chair of Stopwaste.org and the
Alameda County Waste Management Authority, leaders from Oakland’s environmental, green jobs
and bicycling community will join the walk from one of Oakland’s first Green Point-rated LEED®
facilities.
9:50 am SOBO Merchant District-- 17th & Webster
Support of local business is a key element in Mayor-Elect Jean Quan’s economic development
program. The walk will pass one of downtown’s vibrant local merchant blocks.
10:00 am The Leamington--1814 Franklin Street
Mayor-Elect Quan’s grandfather was a union cook at this historic former luxury hotel. Today it is a
modern office space. The Drill Team from the International Longshoreman Workers Union (ILWU)
will lead a contingent of labor leaders as they join the growing group of walkers.
10:20 am The Fox Oakland Theater--1807 Telegraph Avenue
When The Fox Oakland Theater opened its doors in 1928, it was considered one of the most modern
and beautiful of movie theaters of its time. One of the biggest draws was the massive domed theater
itself, an opulent and exotic mix of terra cotta tiles, dizzingly detailed paintings and golden deities,
reminiscent of a Brahmin Temple. Today it serves as a live music venue and home to the adjacent
Oakland School of the Arts and the lively Uptown nightlight and arts community. Students from the
Prescott Circus will entertain the crowds as they wait to enter the theater for the Official
Inauguration Ceremony, which begin promptly at 11 am.
Please let us know which venue you plan on starting from. RSVP: spiper@oaklandnet.com
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
New Year's Eve Annual progressive dinner invite
YOU'RE INVITED
To a Progressive Dinner through the Lake Neighborhood!
Meet your neighbors, poke around their houses, watch an amazing meal unfold, and bring in the New Year at the Lake Neighbors Progressive Dinner.
Friday, Dec. 31, 2010
Exact time and host-homes to be announced soon. Friends and family from out of the hood are welcome to join and see how cool we are. ;-) Just be sure to RSVP via the upcoming Evite so the hosts will know how many to plan for and who's bringing what.
Can't wait!
Betsy & Skye,
2010 New Years Eve Progressive Dinner Organizers.
Lake Peeps Quarterly Schedule 2011
Hi Lake Neighbors!!!
Well, I got a very strong positive response about changing the format of how we meet and what we do. SO...with the group "okay", here is what it looks like. We need to work on building our calendar for the year, so the calendar is in rough draft -- give your input and ideas.
1) We will officially have 4 quarterly meetings which will be held on the THIRD THURSDAY in January, April, July & October (January 20th, April 21st, July 21st & October 20th) from 6 to 8pm. Please mark those down and do all you can to be there...with fewer meetings it is much easier to make the exceptions in scheduling to make it work. We will try to have dinner donated by a local business on those 4 nights. I will give you an update on that part (the food), the location & reminder for the meeting closer to that date.
I still want to keep encouraging e-participation all the time regardless -- it is a strong part of what we do. If you aren't at meetings, you do still live here and your voice, input and opinion are important.
2) We will continue emailing info as needed of updates & responses/info, but we may use a suggestion given about using a more interactive online format -- possibly tied into our website (http://www.fierceface.com/lakeneighbors/index.html)? This is something that I am not an expert at, if you can help make that happen it would be very appreciated.
3) Events events events... we want to get that going a little more regularly. This means the events crew probably will need more people on board. Currently it is Betsy and Skye, who are amazing, but with events all year long it will be a lot. Are you interested in helping out with them? How it works is normally an event is presented by someone and the crew helps it come into being.
4) DO SOMETHING each month for this neighborhood and let us all know big or small what that is – we have about 240 people now organized (with regular drop off from moving & etc. this has been steadily growing). Think about what that would look like if all of us did something proactive every month at minimum. We live here, it makes no sense not to, right?
SEND YOUR IDEAS AND WHAT YOU DO FOR THE NEIGHBORHOOD! We plan to add in some events at the New Parkway a few times thoughout the year, but we don't have those dates yet. There are also some art shows and also some other events from Steve Ma with Woody's and the LMBA that we are waiting for dates/info to add in. PLEASE send your ideas or additions. Also, let us know if you want to get involved with any of the existing events. Here are the ROUGH FIRST DRAFT of what we have sofar for our
2011 Lake Neighbors calendar:
JANUARY: Meeting Thursday the 20th 6-8pm
FEBRUARY Valentines Day block party (late) breakfast BBQ (Sunday 2/13) on E.17th Street (between 3rd & 4th Ave's)
MARCH: Spring cleaning in the neighborhood day (TBA)
APRIL: Meeting Thursday the 21st 6-8pm
MAY
JUNE
JULY: Meeting Thursday the 21st 6-8pm
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER (Outdoor movie TBA)
OCTOBER: Meeting Thursday the 20th 6-8pm, Halloween's Trunk or Treat @ Regeneration Church.
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER (on the 31st the annual progressive dinner in various houses for NY Eve)
Thank you! See you a lot around! Hopefully for New Years Eve when we have 2nd annual house-to-house (progressive) celebration.
Much Friendship,
Sasha
Well, I got a very strong positive response about changing the format of how we meet and what we do. SO...with the group "okay", here is what it looks like. We need to work on building our calendar for the year, so the calendar is in rough draft -- give your input and ideas.
1) We will officially have 4 quarterly meetings which will be held on the THIRD THURSDAY in January, April, July & October (January 20th, April 21st, July 21st & October 20th) from 6 to 8pm. Please mark those down and do all you can to be there...with fewer meetings it is much easier to make the exceptions in scheduling to make it work. We will try to have dinner donated by a local business on those 4 nights. I will give you an update on that part (the food), the location & reminder for the meeting closer to that date.
I still want to keep encouraging e-participation all the time regardless -- it is a strong part of what we do. If you aren't at meetings, you do still live here and your voice, input and opinion are important.
2) We will continue emailing info as needed of updates & responses/info, but we may use a suggestion given about using a more interactive online format -- possibly tied into our website (http://www.fierceface.com/lakeneighbors/index.html)? This is something that I am not an expert at, if you can help make that happen it would be very appreciated.
3) Events events events... we want to get that going a little more regularly. This means the events crew probably will need more people on board. Currently it is Betsy and Skye, who are amazing, but with events all year long it will be a lot. Are you interested in helping out with them? How it works is normally an event is presented by someone and the crew helps it come into being.
4) DO SOMETHING each month for this neighborhood and let us all know big or small what that is – we have about 240 people now organized (with regular drop off from moving & etc. this has been steadily growing). Think about what that would look like if all of us did something proactive every month at minimum. We live here, it makes no sense not to, right?
SEND YOUR IDEAS AND WHAT YOU DO FOR THE NEIGHBORHOOD! We plan to add in some events at the New Parkway a few times thoughout the year, but we don't have those dates yet. There are also some art shows and also some other events from Steve Ma with Woody's and the LMBA that we are waiting for dates/info to add in. PLEASE send your ideas or additions. Also, let us know if you want to get involved with any of the existing events. Here are the ROUGH FIRST DRAFT of what we have sofar for our
2011 Lake Neighbors calendar:
JANUARY: Meeting Thursday the 20th 6-8pm
FEBRUARY Valentines Day block party (late) breakfast BBQ (Sunday 2/13) on E.17th Street (between 3rd & 4th Ave's)
MARCH: Spring cleaning in the neighborhood day (TBA)
APRIL: Meeting Thursday the 21st 6-8pm
MAY
JUNE
JULY: Meeting Thursday the 21st 6-8pm
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER (Outdoor movie TBA)
OCTOBER: Meeting Thursday the 20th 6-8pm, Halloween's Trunk or Treat @ Regeneration Church.
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER (on the 31st the annual progressive dinner in various houses for NY Eve)
Thank you! See you a lot around! Hopefully for New Years Eve when we have 2nd annual house-to-house (progressive) celebration.
Much Friendship,
Sasha
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