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Block Club Training Available
Holland residents are encouraged to attend block club training offered by the Minneapolis Police Department. There is no charge for this training. The next training session is:
Thursday, Sept. 23
6 p.m.
Location: Second Precinct police station, 1911 Central Ave. NE
Next Neighborhood Meeting
All invited! HNIA’s next general meeting is Thursday, Sept. 9, 7 p.m. at the Firefighters Hall and Museum, 664 22nd Ave. NE. (This is an accessible location; please contact HNIA to request other accommodations.)
Agenda:
- household hazardous waste/garbage transfer proposed facility
- Minneapolis Parks Commissioner Liz Wielinski - input on new playground equipment at Jackson Square
- low-interest [...]
New Board Members Elected
Your 2010-2011 Holland Neighborhood Board of Directors — elected at the May 13, 2010, Annual Meeting — is already hard at work for our community. Congratulations to the new board:
Ginny Sutton - President
Isaac Peters - Vice President
Bobbie Wiggers - Secretary
Lily Vaughn - Treasureer
Jennifer Arave - Director
Todd Copenhaver - Director
Justin Hach - Director
Jasper Rajendren - Director
Bengt [...]
We’ve Got a New Home
Please note that HNIA moved its office down Central Avenue a few blocks in late 2009. We are now located at 1900 Central Ave. NE, Suite 108. We are located in the street-level space in the Monroe Village apartments, across the street from the Police Station. Phone number remains (612) 781-2299.
Today a blank wall… tomorrow? Owner prepares building for mural
Article reprinted from the Northeaster, July 29, 2009
by Gail Olson
Northeast’s Holland neighborhood might soon be the site of a new Dutch Master Mural, if a proposed art and education plan is successful.
Find HNIA on Facebook
As you know, HNIA has a website, www.hnia.org. Now HNIA has added the Facebook page, HNIA Holland Neighborhood Improvement Association, for fun, further social networking, and bringing neighbors together.
You can find all of HNIA’s upcoming events, upload your own pictures, post comments, and so much more. Become a “Fan” today and pass it on!
Jackson Square Park Sculpture Project
The Jackson Square Park Sculpture Project will consist of one spherical form constructed of layered steel plates, sculpted glass, and light. This sphere will have an interior form made of sculpted glass that is internally lit in a variety of colors with fiber optics.