September 2023 Minutes
AGENDA
Welcome (3 min) | Stephen McBride |
Treasurer’s Report (5 min)
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Stacey Cordeiro |
Police Report (10 min)
● Contact: George.Downing@pd.Boston.gov ● C11CSO on Twitter: https://twitter.com/C11cso
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Officer George Downing |
By-Law Revisit and Update
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Stephen McBride |
Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Services Update (5 min) | Ashley Gomes |
St. Mary’s Center Project Update
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Alexis Steel & Nora Lehan |
Committee Reports
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Stephen McBride |
On The Hill (5 min)
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Join Zoom Meeting | Meeting ID: 617 021 2555 | Passcode: 661177
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Community Announcements – JHA Events Page
Add the JHA Monthly Meeting to Your Google Calendar Click this link to add this event to your personal Google calendar. Invitees are hidden, but the Zoom and invite will show on your calendar so you never forget! Botany of Invasives at Uphams Corner Food Forest – September 16 (10-12) Join Alex Klein and find out about the botany of invasie species at our own Uphams Corner Food Forest from 10-12 this Saturday. While you’re at it, join the community on Facebook, where you can connect with neighbors and find out how to join the Stewardship Committee. Open Streets – Dorchester Avenue between Ashmont and Freeport Street – Sunday Sept. 17 (10-3:30) This Saturday, take back the streets as Dot Ave closes to cars and becomes a public space. Come walk down Dot Ave between Ashmonth and Freeport Streets between 10-3:30 to see neighbors, vendors, artists, and entertainment in this unique experiences second year back! Upcoming Red Line Closures (and Information Sessions) Our time has come. The Ashmont Branch of the Red Line will be closed from October 14-29 as the MBTA takes 16 days to complete a surge of work along the Ashmont and Mattapan lines. There are public meetings September 14, 19, 27, and 30 – more information can be found on the attached flyer. Volunteer with or Refer a Neighbor to FriendshipWorks FriendshipWorks is a volunteer based non-profit organization with the mission of reducing loneliness and isolation in the older adult population. Loneliness and isolation in older adults seriously impact their physical and mental health with dire consequences. Reach out to the information on the attached flyer to refer to adults 60+ years of age or 55+ if they are visually or auditorily impaired. You can also volunteer. The flagship program is Friendly Visiting through which we pair older adults and volunteers in their neighborhoods to spend time together for 1 or 2 hours a week. There are also other programs such as Medical Escorts, Friendly Helping,MusicWorks and PetPals. All of the programs are free of cost and more information can be found on the attached flyer. |