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Thursday, September 20, 2018, 5:30-7pm
Presentation and discussion get rolling @ 6pm
Exo Bar
403 N 6th Ave, Tucson
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What makes your Downtown neighborhood so great? What are the community’s strengths? Share what you love before we imagine ways Downtown neighborhoods could be even better. Explore these two threads through expressive arts activities. The synergy of thinking together leads to new possibilities. No writing or art experience necessary and sharing is optional. This activity will be hosted by Marge Pellegrino, community educator, Pima County Public Library and our neighborhood host is Dunbar Spring!
Meet your neighbors. Be informed.
B E H A P P Y
The West University Neighborhood Association (WUNA) is a group of friendly neighbors who have formed an association through which we can address mutual concerns and enjoy neighborly social activities.
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Thursday, OCT 4, 2018, 6:30pm
(Next after that: DEC 6)
West University Neighborhood Association Board meetings are usually held the first Thursday of most months, except JUNE and JULY, at 6:30pm. Watch this space for each next meeting date!
We meet in Fellowship Hall, at Trinity Church near the corner of University Blvd. and 4th Ave. Access is through the double rear doors facing east toward the parking lot.
All are welcome!
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School is in session. Please do everything you can to help keep our streets safe.
About 60 people, a full house with many of them from West University homes and businesses and City offices, crowded into Trinity Church on August 9, 2018, to hear about a new police plan to combat homelessness and crime at our neighborhood’s two parks. Top police officers, from Chief Chris Magnus to Lt. Jen Turner and four others, spoke passionately about the huge difficulties in policing homeless people living in De Anza…
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It has been a couple of years since we updated the Preferred Provider List, which is a very useful benefit of WUNA membership.
Most of us have historic or at least older homes and fixing them requires a knowledge of older systems and finishes. Some trades people enjoy the challenge, others hate dealing with our complex issues – and others pretend they know how and make things worse.
That is why it is important that we share with each other the names of people who have worked for us and done a great job!
So if you have had a good experience with someone who has worked on your historic home recently, please email Carolyn the name and contact information. This will only take you a minute but can save your neighbors much gnashing of teeth and pulling of hair. Consider it your first good deed for 2018!
