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The venerable Better Government Association has featured members of our team on a recent video that speaks to the mission…
CANA’s Fourth Annual Big Block Party (16+4 blocks) was a raving success. On Saturday, July 18, 2015, the Central Austin Neighborhood Association celebrated 5 Years of Positive Community Impact. Pony Rides, CANA Grillmaster BBQ Contest, Petting Zoo, Cake and Ice Cream, Senior Bingo, Watermelon, Face Painting, Rickshaw Rides, Free Raffles and More Fun. …
CANA with support from your neighbors will have our Fourth Annual Block Party for our 16+4 blocks and beyond. We have a fun filled day planned for all. Come out and join us from 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM at the corner of Mason and West End (5900 block of West End – near Austin) Let’s…
Our last meeting was full of information you could use. Here is a brief summary of some of the discussions. CANA CIVIC ENGAGEMENT CANA members, to expand our impact, spent the month of March working with and engaging others in the community, city, and county. CANA members volunteered to serve and to learn means to…
Our fight for the human rights of black and brown people continues. We seek to have equitable allocation of all resources, including police emergency response services. This past Monday, the ACLU was in court on our behalf to force the city to supply all emails related to police deployment. They had supplied some…
TUESDAY APRIL 21 MEETING Since there was no meeting in March, you won’t want to miss this next meeting. For the month of February, CANA members were out working for change and becoming more informed. We have a lot to report. We have a lot to do. Come add your input. CARO– USEL…
CANA, in place of a meeting, encouraged everyone to go out into the community, attend a meeting, engage an elected official and learn more about conditions affecting our community. Having identified several events through reading a local newspaper, I decided to attend an event presented by our recently elected Commissioner, Richard Boykin. There were several…
