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Youth

Support Youth: Donate New and Gentle Used Sweatshirts for Youth Connect

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The Cleveland Neighborhood Association is supporting Youth Connect this coming Monday, October 28th, from 1-5pm at 3450 Irving Avenue S. Youth Connect is an opportunity for youth ages 16-23 who are homeless, runaway or at-risk of running away or becoming homeless to get connected to different services and resources that include employment, education, health care, dental care, State ID’s and Birth Certificates, free hair cuts, basic needs supplies, legal services, shelter and housing and much more.

CNA is collecting donations of new and gentle used sweatshirts this Saturday during our Halloween Party event from 1-3pm at Lucy Laney School. If you have items to donate or would like to make a financial donation, please bring your items to Lucy Laney this Saturday from 1-3pm or call the office 612-588-1155 to arrange pick-up.

Thank you for supporting our community youth!

If you know youth who could benefit from attending this event, please pass along a flyer (Download).

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Events

Cleveland Annual Party Tonight!

IMG_9158The Cleveland Annual Party is TONIGHT! It’s chance for all Cleveland residents to come out, enjoy some good food, see some of the great things that happened in your neighborhood this year and help elect new board members who will represent you in the coming year (it could be you!). Join us tonight 6:30-8pm at Lucy Craft Laney School. Bring the whole family, we’ll have some kids activities, food, some games, a very brief presentation, and plenty of time to celebrate your neighborhood. If you’d like to know more about joining the board or are ready to apply, please contact the office at 612-588-1155 or email us at cna@clevelandneighborhood.org. If you plan on attending, please do us a quick favor and RSVP below so we know how many to expect. Thanks!

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Committees Community Development Northside News

The Future of Biking in North and in Hennepin County – Nov 11th

What should Biking look like in your neighborhood? Your larger community? Your city? Your county? Take some time so share your ideas in a meaningful way to help with the revising of a plan for development related to bike and trail plans. Nov 11, 2013, 6:30-7:30pm at the CNA Office. This committee meeting is open to Cleveland residents as well as other northsiders. Here’s the note from the flyer:hcbike discussion

Hennepin County and Three Rivers Park District are revising the county-wide bike and regional trail plan. The plan identifies bike and trail routes, and sets priorities, goals, and
guidelines for bike routes and regional trails. Not a biker? This plan influences how county roads are constructed and funded, so the  results affect all county residents, not just those who bike.

Join the conversation at an upcoming community listening session near you to share your ideas about how to improve bicycling in your neighborhood and throughout the region.

 

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Events

Safe and Secure Document Shredding – October 22nd

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Have piles of personal records that you need shredded and haven’t gotten around to it? At our CNA Annual Party next week we’ll have secure bins provided by Shred-It services for you to discard your confidential documents in a secure way absolutely Free! This is a benefit we are offering to our residents in an effort to encourage a safer community. With the increase in identity theft and other forms of fraud it’s important to not leave things to chance. Join us for a great party on October 22nd, 6:30-8pm and bring a box of documents you need to discard as well. Everyone wins!

We’ll see you next week! Just don’t forget to RSVP!

This Document Shredding event is Co-Sponsored by Your Way Flooring, LLC.

http://www.clevelandneighborhood.org/2013/09/cleveland-annual-party/

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Committees

Safe Routes to School Improvements at Lucy Laney Street Crossing – Meeting Monday!

Please join us at Cleveland Neighborhood Association, Monday Oct 14th at 6:30pm to give questions and comments about the project. Community involvement is important to this process!
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Community Development

Share your thoughts on transit at StreetForum.org

street forumThis summer and fall as part of an effort to engagement more community members around issues of transit development, from Light Rail to Rapid Bus service, we launched a project called Street Forum. We spent time engaging bus riders while they waited at the bus stop and ask them what they thought about future development proposals, what they do and don’t like about the current system and what messages we could take to their public officials and to decisionmakers regarding transit.

See some of the recently posted videos and more to come at StreetForum.org. Leave a comment, respond with your own video. This is an opportunity to get a conversation started and spark community engagement and input outside of the typical evening community meeting. We hope you’ll join in the conversation. Visit StreetForum.org today

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Crime and Safety

Host a Fall Block Party!

IMG_9113We’re looking for neighbors to host a pop-up block party on their block this fall. It’s a great chance to connect with neighbors, have some fun and enjoy some hot chocolate or s’mores or whatever other fun you can think of. We have a limited number of $100 stipends available to interested residents to help put on the event. If you are interested in hosting please give us a call at 612-588-1155 and we’ll share more information about this great opportunity!

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Events Featured Youth

Cleveland Halloween Party – Volunteers and Donations Needed!

Halloween-Party-FINALCleveland families, mark your calendar and get those costumes on and join us for an afternoon of fun for the whole family. There will be treats, games, popcorn, dancing and lot’s more! Don’t miss it! October 26th from 1-3pm we’ll host our Halloween Party at Lucy Craft Laney School, 3333 Penn Ave N. All are welcome. Youth Must Be Accompanied By An Adult.

We’re also in need of volunteers and some donations to make this event a success. If you are able to volunteer please contact us at 612-588-1155 or email info@cnampls.org

And we are looking for donations. If you have any of the following please contact us to schedule a donation pick-up or a time to drop off:

  • Toilet paper – 2, 12-count rolls (2 ply) (for mummy making contest)
  • paper cups – 100 (6 oz)
  • Halloween candy – 20 bags
  • Fruit snacks
  • Apple cider – 4, gallon jugs
  • Foil stars – 10 sheets
  • Mini pumpkins – 10 (for prizes)
  • Organic apples – 6-8 dozen

Brought to you by Mom’s Demand Action and the Cleveland Neighborhood Association

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Community Development Events

Bus Rapid Transit is coming to Penn Avenue

BRTFlyerCome learn about Bus Rapid Transit, what it is, why it’s different, and the plan and timeline for it coming to Penn Avenue. You’ll have a chance to hear from Metro Transit staff, talk to neighbors about stations, stories and more. Don’t miss it!

October 3rd, Thursday, 6-8pm at 1801 James Ave N. North Commons Rec Center

Refreshments will be provided and kids are welcome.

Sponsored by: Northside Residents Redevelopment Council, Harrison Neighborhood Association, Jordan Area Community Council, Northside Transportation Network, Cleveland Neighborhood Association, MICAH and Masjid An-Nur Mpls.

Questions contact NRRC at 612-335-5924

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Fall Block Parties – Can You Host one?

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If you didn’t make it out to Open Streets on Saturday you missed out on a lot of fun things happening. One of those exciting things you might have missed is the launch of our Community Engagement Cart, a mobile block party mobile. And we’re looking for hosts for some fall block parties, how about you?

We’re looking to do a variety of smaller scale block parties throughout the neighborhood. Want to host a board game night with your neighbors? Bonfire with S’mores? A backyard movie night for families? Let us know if you’re interested in hosting an event on your block and we’ll work out the details on making that happen. Our goal with our mobile engagement is to build strong connections between residents and strong connections to the Cleveland Neighborhood Association.

If you’re interested, shoot us an email or give us a call at 612-588-1155. We look forward to hearing from you soon!

(The Community Engagement Cart was made possible through a grant from the Pohlad Family Foundation)