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…
Raspberry Festival is Coming August 10th to Fulton and Mayfield
THE RASPBERRY FESTIVAL IS COMING AUGUST 10th The Raspberry Festival, presented by the Mayfield Community Garden, is scheduled for Saturday,…
Mask Making Class 6-12-2019
Free and Open to the Public. First come seating!
CANA Encourages Engagement with Elected Officials in March
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•Impactful Leadership Forum, February 5, 2015
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•Within the next month, February, Austin residents will be choosing, and placing their trust in, individuals to represent their interests in the city of Chicago. The members of the group Advocates for Neighborhood Development and Empowerment, ANDE, believe that the delivery of better information to the Austin community will help constituents: Recognize and utilize their…
Celebrating 5 Years of Impact
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•Best Wishes for the New Year We begin the fifth year of operation of the Central Austin Neighborhood Association. 2015 Activity Schedule Six Visible Action Events Ten CANA meetings 2015 Objectives Increased civic engagement Celebration of achievements Positive impact on quality of life Next Meeting: Tuesday, January 20, 2015, 301 N. Mayfield If…
CANA Joins TUC and OPRF Community of Congregations for ‘Black Lives Matter’ March and Rally
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•CANA members joined the Third Unitarian Congregation in a march from TUC in Austin to Scoville Park in Oak Park. This event took place this past Sunday and led by Pastor Jennifer Nordstrom and several congregtion members. CANA had 6 members that marched and a dozen additional members that joined at th rally. The 1:00…
CANA Holiday Celebration at TUC
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•We celebrated the holiday season with friends and neighbors this past Saturday at Third Unitarian Church. The celebration this year had dishes provided by numerous neighbors and friends. Ornament making crafts for the kids were a hit.
CANA begins celebration of its fifth year with a night at the opera
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•More than 65 CANA members enjoyed the kick-off to its fifth year of impact and influence, by attending a performance of Porgy and Bess, an American classic, at the Lyric Opera. Set in the 1930s in a fictitious African-American Charleston neighborhood known as Catfish Row, Porgy and Bess, a Gershwin opera, is the tragic love…