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Save The Date -- Annual Neighborhood Meeting! CGNA's Annual Meeting will be held on Monday, January 23rd at 7:00 p.m. in the Church on the Hill's Fellowship Hall. We will be electing officers for a two-year term among other things. If you want your voice to be heard, be sure to attend!
The Calendar of Events has been updated with activities for 2012
New Pictures Online: Gary sent pictures of the Lanewood Block Party. See other picture galleries by clicking here. If you have pictures of other events, send them to us!
New Newsletter! See the December 2011 newsletter online!
Earlier Announcements:
December 2011
Santa
is Coming!
For the second year in a row, Santa Claus is coming to visit at 914
Redbird Drive
on Friday, December 9, and Friday, December 16, from 7 to 9 pm.
Stop by with your family and friends and enjoy a visit with Santa, take
pictures, drink hot cocoa, eat cookies and candy canes and enjoy the company of
friends. This year we are collecting for Second Harvest Food Bank, so please
bring canned food to donate. Two barrels will be in the driveway at 914
Redbird starting Thursday, December 8, until Monday, December 19. If you
can't stop by to visit Santa, consider just bringing some canned food to donate
to Second
Harvest.
Thank you and Happy Holidays to Everyone.
November 2011 It's almost Christmas Tree time! The custom of neighbors putting lighted Charlie Brown Christmas Trees on their front lawn is an old and cherished tradition in Willow Glen. Dawn Smith introduced this tradition into our own neighborhood about 10 years ago. It began with Lanewood Dr. and Lanewood Ct. and participation has increased to include the entire neighborhood. Over 100 households participated in 2010. Orders were placed in October; if you didn't get a chance to order one, you can find similar-sized trees at local tree lots. Traditionally, two sets of traditional colored lights, an extension cord and a support bar are needed. A white light should be at the top of the tree. Trees are set up approximately 17 feet from the curb in the center of your lawn. Using this guideline, the trees on the street should be positioned in a reasonably straight line. All trees should be lit by the first week in December. This event unifies our neighborhood and brings a spirit of celebration. We look forward to even greater participation this year. If you have questions, contact Dawn Smith – 269-0796.
New Website!
Welcome to the new CGNA website. We'd love your
feedback as we continue to
grow this website into a useful information resource for residents and visitors
to the neighborhood we call home. P.S. If you know someone with
web-design/graphical talent that they'd be willing to share, we know the site could
use their graphical skills. Please have them
contact us.
Here are a few commonly-visited links to get you started with the new menu: