In this issue: National Night Out, Skillman Activity, Walmart Update. You can download the September October 2012 newsletter here.
National Night Out at Tietze Park
This year’s National Night Out at Tietze Park will be Tuesday, October 2 from 5:30-8:30pm.
National Night Out is designed to strengthen community relationship between residents and public service organizations such as police, city departments and charitable organizations that serve the community. Approximately 5,000 households are represented by the three neighborhood associations that host the event – Lower Greenville, Lakewood Heights, and Lowest Greenville West. Our event generates 800-1,000 attendees each year.
On hand will be police officers to talk to about crime concerns. In addition, we will have exhibits from quality-of-life and charitable organizations. As usual we will have the face painters, hotdogs, musical entertainment, and a bounce house.
This is a great opportunity to have some fun, meet some neighbors, and learn a little something about health and safety. Look for the manila flyer on your doorstep. The event will take the place of our regularly scheduled November LGNA meeting. Be sure to save the date.
Wal-Mart Update
Melissa Kingston was asked by the group of area neighborhood associations to act as the neighborhood representative for negotiations with Walmart regarding its new store opening in the former Whole Foods space on Lowest Greenville. Melissa (an LGNA resident many of you know) provided this update:
I am writing to update you on the status of the neighborhood’s discussions with Wal-Mart regarding its Lower Greenville Ave. Continue reading “Wal-Mart Update”
July 2012 Crime Report
Yet another really great month with only 27 total incidents. This was mostly due to almost a complete absence of the minor incidents such as prank phone calls and graffiti. The numbers on car break-ins and home break-ins were about normal. Unfortunately the robbery string has continued. Please see the Continue reading “July 2012 Crime Report”
June 2012 Crime Report
Overall crime numbers were fairly normal this month. There was a small uptick in car break-ins, but nothing trend worthy. These were mostly spread out across the neighborhood in time and place. There were only 2 home break-ins this month, which is way below normal. Continue reading “June 2012 Crime Report”
Lower Greenville Neighborhood Association 