East Nashville Night Out Against Crime

Date: August 2, 2011
Time: 5:00 pm – 9:00 p.m.
Location: Eastwood Christian Church, 1601 Eastland Avenue, Nashville, TN 37206.

We’ll be on the lawn and in the parking lot. You won’t be able to miss us!

Come join the fun. Music, Food, Prizes, Booths, Child-Friendly activities, Great Neighbors, Goody Bags, Lots of Crime Prevention and Emergency Preparedness info and more!

Visit www.facebook.com/EastNashville2011NightOutAgainstCrime for updates as they unfold.

 

Upcoming Neighborhood Meeting Information

District 6 Councilman Mike Jameson and Nell Levin of Tennessee Alliance for Progress and the Green-Collar Jobs Task Force of Nashville/Davidson County will speak about the Mayor’s Nashville Energy Works and the District 6 Energy Fix home weatherization programs.

 

Come and find out how to reduce your energy bills, have a more comfortable home, reduce carbon emissions and create green jobs!

 

May 19, 6:30 pm, First Floor, East Library

 

Community Egg Hunt

The MOMS Club of East Nashville is excited to invite you to a Community Egg Hunt!  Please feel free to share this invitation with your family, friends, and neighbors.


Come on out at 10am to the Shelby Park Community Center to play on the playground, mingle with other families, and enjoy egg hunts for ages 0-8 years old.


The schedule is as follows:

10:20am – Under 2 (Tennis courts)
10:40am – 2 & 3 (Lower field next to tennis courts)
11:00am – 4 to 8 (Community Garden and field behind center).

(Rain plan: Egg hunts will still take place at the above times but inside of the gymnasium).


If you would like to contribute in anyway, please come with pre-filled plastic eggs to share and we’ll be sure to include them in the hunts. Also, please bring your own baskets/bags for collecting eggs. We will have an Egg Recycling Container available for those who would like to help us reuse these items for next year!


E-vite: http://new.evite.com/services/links/62JQNYLWOB

Shred-it Event at LP Field on April 16th, 2011

Protect yourself, fight crime and be GREEN at the same time!

 

COMMUNITY SHRED DAY

APRIL 16TH, 2011

10:00am- 1:00pm

LP FIELD PARKING LOT D

 

Take the first step in protecting yourself from identity theft crimes. Your old personal documents will be instantly destroyed by a Shred-it high speed, mobile, cross shredder

 

All shredded material will be recycled so you will also help protect the environment!

 

All proceeds from your $5 per box donation will benefit Nashville Crime Stoppers, Inc., a 501 (C) 3 not-for-profit organization, that is working with local law enforcement to solve serious crimes in your community.

 

ALL DONATIONS GO DIRECTLY TO
THE NASHVILLE CRIME STOPPERS REWARD FUND!

 

Receipts will be made available for your tax deductible donation.

 

Nashville Crime Stoppers’ community partner for this great event is Shred-it, the world’s leading on-site document destruction company.

 

ALSO INCLUDED IS PHARMA TRASH DISPOSAL

 

The improper use of prescription medication should be a concern to everyone.  Metro police officers will be on site to collect the prescription medications that you no longer need and we will properly dispose of them to protect our environment.

 

 

SUBMIT A WEB TIP WWW.NASHVILLECRIMESTOPPERS.COM

615-74-CRIME (615-742-7463) Se Habla Espanol

Text “CASH” plus your message to CRIMES (274637)

 

** Postponed ** >> LSNA Clean-up at “Lockeland” Park

This event has been postponed due to inclement weather.

We’ll post again once another date has been selected.

Thanks

 

Please join us on Saturday, March 26th 9:00am – 1:00 p.m. to kick-off Great American Clean-Up Month in Nashville

The Lockeland Springs Neighborhood Association is sponsoring a trash clean-up event on March 5th at the neighborhood’s newest pocket park behind the Lockeland Design Center at 1810 Woodland Street.

 

Important Notes for Volunteers:

  • There is no parking available at the entrance point. The parking and staging area will be at the Lockeland Design School parking lot.
  • Not all of the property lines are marked. Look for orange tape and stakes marking the start of adjacent parcels. Please stay off of the private property bordering the park. LSNA Board Members will be available to provide further instruction at the 9:00 check-in.
  • Metro Public Works will be providing gloves and other supplies. Please come prepared to get muddy. Rubber boots, pants and long-sleeve shirts are highly recommended. Please be aware that there is poison ivy and thorny bushes on the property.
  • This is the first opportunity to come check out the new park property. Our goal is to remove trash and other debris that has collected on the site. Later events will focus on vine and invasion plant removal.

 

Please join us as we start work on our new pocket park.

 

Thanks
Hans Schmidt
President – Lockeland Springs Neighborhood Association

Lockeland Springs Neighborhood Meeting, February 17

The Lockeland Springs Neighborhood Association is hosting a neighborhood meeting at 6:30 PM on Thursday night, February 17th, at the East Branch Library (bottom floor).

On the agenda is Officer Dan Ogren with MNPD, who will be giving a presentation about crime prevention awareness.

Also, learn about a new nonprofit organization, TheNext100Years, founded by Alan Murdock and Catherine McTamaney after last year’s relief efforts during the flood.

Come and meet your neighbors — we look forward to seeing you all there!