Come one, come all to the winter neighborhood meeting on Jan 30
It’s a new year for FAN, and we want to share our vision with what 2025 has in store. Our winter meeting is a time to meet board members and other neighbors while we share our interests, ideas, and concerns about our wonderful ‘hood. Learn about who we are, what we’ve done, and where we hope to go from here!
This is a hybrid meeting—you can attend in person or online. But we really hope you can attend in person to get some great face-to-face time with the board, your neighbors, and local business owners! If you only go to one meeting this month, why not make it this one?
When: Thursday, January 30th, 6:30–9:00 p.m.
What: Meet & greet with FAN board and neighbors
Who: Any and every resident and business owner within FAN boundaries is welcome and encouraged to attend!
Where: Friendly Street Church, 2290 Friendly St. (enter from parking lot off Adams St. or at the west entrance)
Check back here for hybrid logon instructions
It’s a new year for FAN, and we want to share our vision with what 2025 has in store. Our winter meeting is a time to meet board members and other neighbors while we share our interests, ideas, and concerns about our wonderful ‘hood. Learn about who we are, what we’ve done, and where we hope to go from here!
This is a hybrid meeting—you can attend in person or online. But we really hope you can attend in person to get some great face-to-face time with the board, your neighbors, and local business owners! If you only go to one meeting this month, why not make it this one?
When: Thursday, January 30th, 6:30–9:00 p.m.
What: Meet & greet with FAN board and neighbors
Who: Any and every resident and business owner within FAN boundaries is welcome and encouraged to attend!
Where: Friendly Street Church, 2290 Friendly St. (enter from parking lot off Adams St. or at the west entrance)
Check back here for hybrid logon instructions
FAN seeks new board members
The FAN Board does some cool stuff to support the neighborhood, and we want you involved!
Would you consider joining our board to help build on our amazing legacy? Over the decades, the board and our action teams are responsible for lots of traffic calming, neighborhood emergency preparedness, and commemorative murals in public places—to list just a few of our successes. The neighborhood thrives because we have involved neighbors and small businesses that work together and look out for one another.
If you are interested in learning more about the board, please attend our next board meeting:
Oct. 8, 7–9:00 p.m. at Friendly Street Church, 2290 Friendly St, or online with Google Meet: meet.google.com/cvx-kncz-xfd.
You can also contact us at [email protected].
The FAN Board does some cool stuff to support the neighborhood, and we want you involved!
Would you consider joining our board to help build on our amazing legacy? Over the decades, the board and our action teams are responsible for lots of traffic calming, neighborhood emergency preparedness, and commemorative murals in public places—to list just a few of our successes. The neighborhood thrives because we have involved neighbors and small businesses that work together and look out for one another.
If you are interested in learning more about the board, please attend our next board meeting:
Oct. 8, 7–9:00 p.m. at Friendly Street Church, 2290 Friendly St, or online with Google Meet: meet.google.com/cvx-kncz-xfd.
You can also contact us at [email protected].
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