October 2018 Newsletter

FEATURES THIS MONTH

Our Board President’s message on “When it comes to traveling, we often get Rights and Privileges confused.“
Reminder to submit your Neighborhood Association’s responses to the Questionnaire-UNOE’s Support of Neighborhood Associations, including a short form or click the document name to download the original full-page version. This document was sent out prior to the fall 2018 Neighborhood Summit.
Neighbors without Borders shares their account of witnessing the impact of neighborhood residents at a City Council meeting upon zoning issues.
Update on the Ohio River Crossing.
Find Fall Festival Child Safety Tips from the Evansville Police Department.

OCTOBER: NO GENERAL MEETING – Join us at the 23rd Annual Sparkplug Recognition Banquet

Find information on the front page of the newsletter for information about the event.
On page 3, you’ll find a quick form to use for ordering tickets.
For more information about the banquet, visit the event page.

COMMUNITY EVENT NEWS

Clean Evansville event info – 1st Saturday; To register a group or member, visit www.cleanevansville.org
Mayor’s Traveling City Hall Program – 4th Wednesday of the month from 5:30-7:00pm at the CK Newsome Community Center with presentation on the Deaconess Aquatic Center
Mickey’s Kingdom Ribbon Cutting & Dedication
Energize Evansville – Cardio for Canines
National Coffee with a Cop – meet with EPD Crime Prevention Officers
Make It SNAPpy! – class & community meals – Learn more about cooking healthy meals on a budget at eatgathergo.org.
Youth Worker Cafe – State of the Child: Key Challenges and Solutions for Our Kids – a community discussion & resource fair hosted by Indiana Youth Institute & other local partners. Find more info & register here.
Neighborhood Baby Shower hosted by the Vanderburgh County Health Department – Find the opportunity to donate toward the gift bags and info for sharing with expecting mothers you know who could use some help preparing for their newborn’s arrival. Find details & free registration here.
Drop-in Volleyball at the CK Newsome Center in October & November hosted by the Dept. of Parks & Recreation.