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We deliver over 2,200 newsletters door to door. But we may miss your door! So here is the newsletter. Enjoy [deliver dates approx. 7/14-7/17]RPNA issue 8
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Scary Fun
Costumed people, walking down the street, bags in hand, calling for a handout….a typical Halloween in the neighborhood! Let’s enjoy this seasonal celebration. Here is what LBPD says (we were at the recent Eastside Police Advisory group) check on age appropriateness of your child’s activities all children should be accompanied by an adult Only visit…
Moms for A Beautiful 10th St
A few years, under the radar an initiative started, “Moms for A Beautiful 10th St”. It was never meant to be a group, but an idea. A joint focus for RPNA’s safety and beautification programs. A safe and pleasant street for all.
Keep in touch with Historic Preservation resources and guidelines
There are lots of resources at the city website. Here is a single resource that can get you started for your Historic Preservation concerns and questions. Rose Park Neighborhood is home to two of the city’s largest historic districts: Rose Park (north of E7th St.) and Rose Park South (south of E7th St.). If you…
The Directory
First ever RP Neighborhood Directory has been delivered – RPNA compiled businesses, non-profits and important info plus a cool centerfold of our neighborhood. HOWEVER, not all residences were accessible to drop the booklet at plus there have been high winds. SO, if you did not get a copy OR would like to have it you…
Let’s ponder
It will be time for spring cleaning in a few weeks – it might be a time to think about how we use garages (if we should have access to one; and need one!). Our city planning process frequently requires a structure to house a car on residential property – a garage. Is the garage…