The Neighborhood Advocate August 25, 2010


Corcoran GROWS Barn Dance Saturday, Aug. 28! Hot diggity dog! The first annual Corcoran Barn Dance kicks off under the big top on Saturday, August 28 at Corcoran Park, 3334 20th Ave S, starting at 7:00 p.m. Bring the whole family to enjoy live music and easy to learn dances, face painting and bubble blowing for the kids, and light refreshments furnished by local restaurants. If you’d like to help out at this event, please contact Jon at corcorangrows@gmail.com. The Corcoran Barn Dance is a partnership between Corcoran GROWS and the Minneapolis Park Board.	Discuss neighborhood news with neighbors on Facebook The Donut Cooperative is coming to Corcoran this fall, and Facebook fans were the first to know! Join us on Facebook to discuss breaking news with Corcoran neighbors, or post your own news such as a garage sale or lost dog. Find neighborhood nuggets you won't hear anywhere else, and make new connections with neighbors! If you’re not a Facebook fan, you can also follow breaking Corcoran news at Twitter. Corcoran’s Facebook and Twitter pages are run by neighborhood volunteers.
Energy improvements available for rental property owners Rental property owners are invited to learn about Energy Assistance, Energy Conservation and Weatherization programs at an upcoming meeting convened by Community Action of Minneapolis. A complimentary supper will be served. The meeting takes place Monday, Aug. 30 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at 2104 Park Ave S. Learn more about the meeting by contacting Cheryl Spencer at 612-767-1734. Read more about the weatherization and energy efficiency improvements services at the City of Minneapolis website.	Learn about "Corridor Improvements" at Midtown Market The Minnehaha-Hiawatha Community Works project team has been leading a 2-year process to identify investments to improve the quality of life and vitality for people living, working, and visiting the Minnehaha-Hiawatha corridor area. After extensive community engagement and technical review, a draft version of the Framework document is available for review. Take a look at the document and share your thoughts on Saturday, August 28 from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Midtown Farmers Market (2225 East Lake).
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Corcoran GROWS Barn Dance Saturday, Aug. 28!

Hot diggity dog! The first annual Corcoran Barn Dance kicks off under the big top on Saturday, August 28 at Corcoran Park, 3334 20th Ave S, starting at 7:00 p.m. Bring the whole family to enjoy live music and easy to learn dances, face painting and bubble blowing for the kids, and light refreshments furnished by local restaurants. If you’d like to help out at this event, please contact Jon at corcorangrows@gmail.com. The Corcoran Barn Dance is a partnership between Corcoran GROWS and the Minneapolis Park Board.

Discuss neighborhood news with neighbors on Facebook

The Donut Cooperative is coming to Corcoran this fall, and Facebook fans were the first to know! Join us on Facebook to discuss breaking news with Corcoran neighbors, or post your own news such as a garage sale or lost dog. Find neighborhood nuggets you won't hear anywhere else, and make new connections with neighbors! If you’re not a Facebook fan, you can also follow breaking Corcoran news at Twitter. Corcoran’s Facebook and Twitter pages are run by neighborhood volunteers.

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Energy improvements available for rental property owners

Rental property owners are invited to learn about Energy Assistance, Energy Conservation and Weatherization programs at an upcoming meeting convened by Community Action of Minneapolis. A complimentary supper will be served. The meeting takes place Monday, Aug. 30 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at 2104 Park Ave S. Learn more about the meeting by contacting Cheryl Spencer at 612-767-1734. Read more about the weatherization and energy efficiency improvements services at the City of Minneapolis website.

Learn about "Corridor Improvements" at Midtown Market

The Minnehaha-Hiawatha Community Works project team has been leading a 2-year process to identify investments to improve the quality of life and vitality for people living, working, and visiting the Minnehaha-Hiawatha corridor area. After extensive community engagement and technical review, a draft version of the Framework document is available for review. Take a look at the document and share your thoughts on Saturday, August 28 from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Midtown Farmers Market (2225 East Lake).

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