Ron and Serethea Reid, in addition to being members of the Central Austin Neighborhood Association, are leaders in the Chicago Conservation Corp, a program developed by the City of Chicago, Department of the Environment. The Chicago Conservation Corp is a network of volunteers who work together to improve the quality of life in our neighborhoods…
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AWESOME AUSTIN FIBER ART COMPETITION
CANA Members Featured on Better Government Association Video
The venerable Better Government Association has featured members of our team on a recent video that speaks to the mission…
Polishing a Jewel in Our Neighborhood: Stretching your mind and body
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•Special Bike Ride Saturday August 27 9:00 AM
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•Greetings Cyclist! In addition to our Wednesday Evening ride, we invite you to ride with us Saturday August 27 for a short ride from Third Church (301 N. Mayfield) to Columbus Park and take part in the Historical Tour and Clean Up. The Tour and Clean Up starts at 10:00 AM on the steps of the Refectory. We…
Columbus Park Historical Tour and Clean UP
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•Title: Columbus Park Historical Tour and Clean UP Location: Columbus Park Refectory Link out: Click here Description: JOIN CHICAGO CONSERVATION CORPS VOLUNTEERS SATURDAY AUGUST 27 2011 AT 10:00AM ON THE FRONT STEPS OF THE REFECTORY ENJOY A LIVELY DISCUSSION OF THE HISTORY AND ARCHITECTURE OF THE PARK. WE WILL BE CLEANING UP THE PARK AS…
Columbus Park Historical Tour and Clean Up
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•Greetings Neighbors We want to POLISH THE JEWEL IN OUR BACKYARD-COLUMBUS PARK. We also invited the Chicago Park District Historian to lead us on an informational tour. Please join us AT 10:00am, Saturday, at 5701 W. Jackson, on the steps in front of the refectory, to begin this adventure. Please share this information with…
Monthly Meeting
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•Title: Monthly MeetingLocation: 301 N. MayfieldDescription: August Monthly MeetingStart Time: 18:30Date: 2011-08-16End Time: 20:00
Developing a Plan vs Walking in Circles
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•On Saturday morning at 10:00am, we had a rare event in our neighborhood. We had the superintendent of police, the mayor, county officials, state officials and the alderman all together in Austin to spend a little less than two hours focused on Austin. This was a potentially valuable opportunity, given our limited access to them,…