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2022 Year End Review Rose Park Neighborhood’s ArtWorksLBC Director Dawn Mendelson highlights the program’s engagement with nonprofit and community partners, art sessions in Rose Park, and the events we attended in 2022 in the graphic below. Long Time Volunteer Sylvia Salcedo Joins the Rose Park Neighborhood Board Meet Sylvia: “I’m a retiree, having worked as…
Last Sunday almost 200 came out to the annual Rose Park Neighborhood picnic “Sunday at the Park”. The music was blissful, the summer games awesome, and the cake….well took the cake! All our volunteers and community partners made it awesome fun – thank you Council Member Pearce for serving up the cake! And for perfect…
We are working hard to distribute 2000+ newsletters. At door stops, on gates, and that swinging bench. We had 10 people help distribute this month’s issue. Go Team! RPNA issue 9
Why is it Important to be Involved in Your Neighborhood? “We love our neighbors, our community, and this city. For our family, it is important to be present and to have a voice in the decisions and actions that will shape our future. Each of us has more power than we realize, to be a…
The economy has not been a friend to many, especially here in Southern California. You may know of someone who needs critical assistance to remain safe. We’ve learned from city personnel that there are key resources for those with food insecurity or threat of homelessness. Please, please pass this information on to those who might…
Not enough to do this summer. Check out the FREE landscape classes at our very own LB Water Department, 1800 E. Wardlow Rd from 9:30-1pm. Some are available via webinair. Contact: 570-2308 or go to www.lbwater.orgHere are some of the upcom ing classes: July 14th Lawn to Garden Overview…..August 11th Designing Your Own Landscape…..August 25th Residential…