You may download the March 2011 Newsletter here.
Meet The Candidates Forum
District 2 and District 14 “Meet the Candidates” – Thursday, March 31
District 14 and District 2 voters will have a chance to “Meet the Candidates” on Thursday, March 31, at St. Matthew’s Cathedral located at Ross and Henderson in East Dallas. Scheduled for 6:30 p.m., the town-hall type meeting will allow City Council candidates – two from District 2 and four from District 14 – to respond to questions submitted by area residents. Continue reading “Meet The Candidates Forum”
February 2011 Crime Reports
The crime reports for February are below. With a several snow days and a short month, the numbers are very low. I expect these numbers to go up as Spring approaches. We did see a small jump in the number of auto thefts. Nothing compared to the numbers we used to see a couple of years ago, but a few more than normal for the last two years. Speaking of cars, you’ll see one incident where a thief was laid out under a car trying to saw off a muffler when a resident saw him and chased him off. These incidents are rare, but they are usually the work of a crew that specializes in this sort of thing. Be on the lookout. You’ll also notice the rape that occurred below. This was an acquaintance situation that occurred at a private Super Bowl party. There is a known suspect. Continue reading “February 2011 Crime Reports”
Winedale Tavern – Sold, Not Closed
Avi Adelman has published a Barking Dogs article stating that the Winedale Tavern has closed, blaming the closure primarily on the PD. Jon Hetzel of Madison Partners, the property’s landlord, tells us that while there are changes, the Winedale has not closed and any changes are not due to the PD. Continue reading “Winedale Tavern – Sold, Not Closed”
St. Patrick’s Day 2011
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The annual St. Patrick’s Day Special Event is coming on March 12, 2011. In an effort to quell the negative impact of tens of thousands of St. Patrick’s party-goers descending upon Lower Greenville residential neighborhoods, LGNA has again been working with event organizers, City departments, and other neighborhood associations to achieve significant results. Temporary no-parking signs will again be posted on the east side of Greenville between Ross and Winton. The only blocks that are excepted from no-parking signs will be the 5900 and 6000 blocks north of McCommas and the 5700-6000 blocks of McCommas itself. Because McCommas and Mockingbird are major thoroughfares and wide enough to accommodate two-way traffic, there will not be any parking restrictions on those two streets. All other blocks within the LGNA area – Ross to Mockingbird, Greenville to Skillman – will have either temporary no-parking signs, permanent no-parking, or day-long resident parking only. Continue reading “St. Patrick’s Day 2011”
Lower Greenville Neighborhood Association 