Next SRPNA meeting is Aug 8, 5:30-7pm at Sam Lena library.
Main topic is park improvements.
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Thursday, July 12, 2007
SRPNA's historic preservation head in 4th Av. news
DOWNTOWN TUCSON -- SRPNA's Historic Preservation Committee Chairman Demion Clinco is featured in this week's Tucson Weekly, talking about the new 4th Av. underpass design.
"It looks like Anywhere, USA," said Demion Clinco, a member of the Tucson-Pima County Historical Commission, at the group's June meeting. "We're turning into Glendale, Calif., and losing the authenticity of Tucson."
"It looks like Anywhere, USA," said Demion Clinco, a member of the Tucson-Pima County Historical Commission, at the group's June meeting. "We're turning into Glendale, Calif., and losing the authenticity of Tucson."
Saturday, June 30, 2007
Surveys; ¿traducción de la necesidad?; 7/11 & 8/8
SOUTH DOWNTOWN -- Quick SRPNA items:
-- City elections are coming up in Sept and Nov, register to vote / registro al voto
-- SRPNA July meeting is 7/11; August meeting is 8/8, SECOND Wednesday, topic: park improvements, 5:30-7pm, Sam Lena Library.
-- Look for our improved newsletter to hit your mailbox around Aug 1.
-- Contact Daniel Patterson, SRPNA President (roundriver@gmail.com), if you want the full survey results from the May 19 Park Party, or need translation.
-- ¿Traducción de la necesidad? Contacto roundriver@gmail.com
-- City elections are coming up in Sept and Nov, register to vote / registro al voto
-- SRPNA July meeting is 7/11; August meeting is 8/8, SECOND Wednesday, topic: park improvements, 5:30-7pm, Sam Lena Library.
-- Look for our improved newsletter to hit your mailbox around Aug 1.
-- Contact Daniel Patterson, SRPNA President (roundriver@gmail.com), if you want the full survey results from the May 19 Park Party, or need translation.
-- ¿Traducción de la necesidad? Contacto roundriver@gmail.com
Saturday, June 23, 2007
Neighborhood news: 4th Av.; County funds; H2O
4th Av. underpass closed to all use until 2009 during construction.
Neighborhood requests and Pima County neighborhood improvement spending limits.
Water.
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