Thursday, December 4th
Temple Israel (2324 Emerson Avenue South)
6:00 to 8:00 pm
Topics covered include: physical safety (i.e. locks and windows), Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED), and the importance of block clubs and neighborhood associations. There will also be a DVD presentation with an interview of a career burglar who explains his motivations for choosing a particular house instead of another to burglarize.
There is no need to pre-register. This event is free to anyone who is interested in attending.
This event is being presented by the Crime Prevention Specialists of Minneapolis Police Department, 5th Precinct.
Any questions contact:
Amy Lavender, Crime Prevention Specialist, Â (612) 673-5407, amy.lavender@ci.minneapolis.mn.us
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3rd Annual Sharing Thanksgiving Lyndale Community Dinner
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
6:00pm
Zion Lutheran Church
128 West 33rd Street (located on the corner of 33rd and Pillsbury)
Minneapolis, MNÂ 55408
For more information contact Mark Schmid at mschmid@zionchurchmpls.org or (612) 824-1017
The weekly Lyndale Community Dinner seeks to build community and healthy relationships through providing an affordable, well-balanced meal in a safe and caring environment. The Lyndale Community Dinner is made possible through donations, Zion Lutheran Church and grants from the Lyndale Neighborhood Association and Westminster Presbyterian Church.
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Block Clubs this is a call to Action!
Make a statement about living in Lyndale with your very own Lyndale lawn sign.
Lyndale community members have the chance to make their own lawn sign by completing either of the following phrases:
“I am making Lyndale neighborhood better by….. “ and
“…..makes me feel safe.†(In English and Spanish).
Show Lyndale unity, while expressing yourself independently (and creatively)!
Block clubs show your stuff! The block or block club with the most signs by Thanksgiving, will win a free pizza party! We will be judging the competition on Monday, December 1st. Block must have at least 5 residences with signs to be eligible to win the party.
Peter Haakon Thompson from the Neighborhood Art on Wheels and the A-project continues to work with us on this latest community public art project.
Signs will also be available at the LNA office to pick up at 3537 Nicollet Ave. S. For more information or if you need signs for your block, contact Sarah at 612-824-9402 ext. 12 or sarah@lyndale.org.
For more about Peter’s work check out:
www.peterhaakonthompson.com
www.the-a-project.org
www.artshantyprojects.org
www.neighborhoodartonwheels.org
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