Rose Park Neighborhood Association
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Don’t get the RPNA newsletter? Want to see it online?

ByGretchen

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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COMMUNITY MEETING WRAP UP!

ByGretchen

Thank you to all who attended the Rose Park Neighborhood Community Meeting on Monday, January 25th. It was a meeting filled with great information! You will find the follow up contact information below for those who were unable to join us. Councilmember Cindy Allen provided attendees with updates regarding the current COVID situation and vaccine…

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NEIGHBORHOOD EVENT & VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!

ByDanielle Potter Dague

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Volunteers are needed for the upcoming COVID vaccination clinic at St. Matthews Church on Tuesday, March 15th for two hour shifts during the clinic hours of 1:00pm to 5:00pm. If you are interested in volunteering to meet and greet attendees or help staff the Rose Park Neighborhood Association table, please email info@rpna.org.

This year’s Holiday Tree Lighting in Rose Park
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This year’s Holiday Tree Lighting in Rose Park

ByGretchen

Once again, fabulous luminary provided by SAFE Refuge and that adorable Charlie Brown sized tree waiting to display those home-made and handcrafted ornaments. Theme is always PEACE. Thursday evening December 13th 7pm-8;30pm at Rose Park. It is a signature event co-hosted by RPNA and SAFE Refuge. Both in their 30th year!

A Snail’s Pace
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A Snail’s Pace

ByGretchen

At the start of each new Board Year for Rose Park Neighborhood you’d think we’d start with a clean slate. Not so. In fact, very little would get done if we started from scratch each August. And that’s because it takes months and years to accomplish meaningful action. So on any given day it seems…

Attending a Planning Commission Meeting
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Attending a Planning Commission Meeting

ByGretchen

Sometimes being ‘involved’ or engaged means leaving the sofa, traveling to downtown and sitting for a few hours. But if not done we’d never know if/how we made a difference. On Thursday Dennis Herbert, RPNA Vice-President did just that. He had comments prepared after reviewing the recommendations submitted in 2016 by E7th St. Collaboration regarding…