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I have put together a Google map of the neighborhood located at:https://www.nscna.org/maps/index.html
You should also see it to the right in the sidebar. Called “NSCNA Map”
There is a main toggle/legend box at the top left corner. It has 5 checkbox options:
– NSCNA Members
– Apartments
– Subdivisions
– Yard of the Month
– Block Captains
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The Social committee plans and executes a number of events during the year. Currently, this includes the neighborhood-wide garage sale that occurred a few weekends ago, a 4th of July parade, National Night Out in August and a Movie night in the Fall.
They are currently looking for volunteers to help with the upcoming 4th of July Parade. If you are interested in making this year’s parade spectacular, please contact Sandy Perkins.
Sandy is the current chair of this committee and can be reached at: social @ nscna dot org.
The Social committee is comprised of:
Sandy Perkins (chair)
Trish RyanIf you are interested in joining this committee, please contact Sandy
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The next Development Committee meeting will be held Monday, May 7, 2007 at Jon Menegay’s house at 8009 Rockwood Lane. Any persons with an interest in becoming a part of the committee are welcome to attend. The meeting will start at 6:30 pm and should last no longer than 1 ½-2 hours.
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The next General meeting of NSCNA is schedule for Tuesday May 1st, 2007 at 6:30pm in the Pillow Elementary School cafeteria.
If you have not paid your 2007 dues ($15 and this allows you to vote) you may pay these that evening. Remember, if you don’t participate, your voice is not heard. We hope that the momentum of our first quarter meetings is still going strong and hope to see all of you there on May 1st!!
The agenda for the meeting is below:
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The groundbreaking ceremony for the new library at Steck was held this past Saturday. We had a great turnout who enjoyed listening to the live band, eating breakfast tacos from Curra’s Grill, drinking coffee and smoothies from Maui Zowi and enjoying the face painting and balloon art of a colorful clown.
We had three council members attend as well as the staff of the current North Village Library, John Gillum and other library staff, the architects who designed the library and the construction team.
The event began with live music to set the mood and help ward off the impeding weather. There were many speeches that discussed the history of the branch library, how the architects designed the library as well as our own Malcolm St. Romain who said a few words about the project.
At the end, the speakers all took shovel in hand and heartily threw some ceremonial mulch.
Photos from the event can be found here.
I spoke with John Gillum after the ceremony and he let me know we should expect earth movers within the next two weeks as the construction team is ready to get started.
Thanks to everyone who attended.