northfield

Thanks, Michelle for all this very good info.

By the way, my last name is Patrick (not Partrick).

Thanks,

Mary

Quoting Michelle :

> I'm happy to report that the Northfield Neighborhood Watch is well underway.
> There have already been several reports of increased awareness and possible
> crime prevention. In addition to a fundraiser for Watch street signs, I will
> be asking for donations to the beer fund. Let's support those college dudes

I think we should keep the list that is just for Northfield (I guess
that is the NNADL), and 86 the one that encompases other neighboring
areas (the NNDL?). If I'm not mistaken, most of our adjoining
neighborhoods have their own mailing lists. Perhaps the resident
webmaster would be so kind as to put a link to those on the NA homepage,
so that anyone who wanted to distribute info to the neighboring areas

Sebastian,

This is a tough question. There are multiple constituencies and multiple channels. If those things have to be maintained, then part of the equation is figuring out the lengths to which people will go to make an effort to stay informed.

So it looks like the battle over the development is more or less over,
so now I'd like to turn to the question, "how do we stop this
foolishness from happening again."

This experience has revealed several problems to me, and with the rest
of my tenure as president of the neighborhood association, I'd like to
address some of these problems.

First things first, how many e-mail lists do we need?

It helps to know some of the history behind the lists that we have.

I want to comment that this new website is really a Blog by an neighbor
within the neighborhood. The blog has a great name and maybe we should
buy it because of that but the official website is a singular site
always referenced in the emails, at the bottom, coming from the NNDL

Lisa,

That's really below the belt. There have been all sorts of e-mail issues
going on with the server. Ask anyone. I thought we were finally beyond the
bickering and name calling. Let's move forward not backward.

Respectfully.

Stefan

-----Original Message-----
From: [at] [mailto: [at] ] On Behalf Of Lisa
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2007 11:59 AM
To: [at] ; [at]

>Just curious if anyone else has experienced a message they posted on
>this site suddenly disappear. I noticed a couple of interesting
>comments posted in response to the "Success" thread this morning,
>and within 10/15 minutes they'd disappeared. And an amazing
>coincidence is that they both seemed to be in favor of the granting
>of the variance. Hmmmm......
>
>LLT.
>
>

That's not exactly "In the spirit of openness and neighborhood
involvement", is it?
--
Lisa

We did support a zero rear setback for the Satsuma 53 project.

Jay Reddy