East Atlanta Community Association
Newsletter
March 8, 2010 |
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| Greetings! |
Hello!
Spring is (finally) here! Tomorrow is EACA's Monthly Meeting. The police
department will give a special presentation on gang activity in our
area and the Interim Chief of the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department will
give an update on Station 13. Branan Towers at 7:00 pm. See you there!
Join us after the meeting for dinner or a drink at Holy Taco.
Enjoy!!
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Fire Station 13 - Update
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 Fire Station 13 - Update
As promised in the March 1st Newsletter, EACA has obtained a deeper
analysis of the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department's coverage for the East
Atlanta area. As you now know, Fire Station 13 firefighters have been
temporarily transferred to Station 10 in Grant Park. Many residents have
raised concerns about response times, and the attached map should
detail exactly where and when the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department can
reach an emergency. This map was furnished by Sharyl Chatman
of the Department's Office of Assessment and Planning. At the
insistence of EACA, NPU-W, and Council-member Archibong, Chief Baker has
put DeKalb County on notice, so if needed, DeKalb County will be called
upon in an emergency.
At tomorrow's EACA Monthly Meeting (March 9), Interim Chief Baker
and Lieutenant Daws (Station 13 Project Manager) will be present
and prepared to give a summary of last Wednesday's community meeting at
the East Atlanta Library. They will also provide information regarding
when the station will be open and fully staffed as well as an overview
of quality assurance and performance measures.
CORRECTION: In last week's newsletter, the article mentioned that
the contractor for the new Fire Station 13 was Moody Construction. That
statement was in error. Though Moody Construction
does a lot of work for the City of Atlanta, for Fire Station 13 the
contractor is Mooney Construction. Sincere apologies for the mistake.
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East Atlanta CourtWatch Kickoff
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EACA's Day in Court
On Friday, February 26, members
of EACA and other Atlanta-in-DeKalb residents met at the DeKalb
County Courthouse in downtown Decatur. DeKalb County District
Attorney Gwendolyn Keyes Fleming, Assistant District Attorney Jill
Polster, Community Prosecutor Dana Lawrence, and the Superior Court
Judge Tangela Barrie met with residents to discuss their concerns about the judicial process and how community members can
get more involved. This meeting was the first step in a CourtWatch
program for EACA. The CourtWatch effort includes following
cases throughout the judicial process, as well as
appearing in court when we believe it can positively impact the outcome
of a criminal proceeding. If you wish to
participate, please contact Public Safety Chair Myron Polster at publicsafety@eaca.net,
and we can add you
to the CourtWatch e-mail list. No upfront committment of time is
required, so you can keep up with what's going
on and get involved as your schedule allows.
All crimes committed in East Atlanta are handled in the
DeKalb County judicial system, whether committed in the City of
Atlanta or Unincorporated DeKalb County. For more
on the emerging CourtWatch program in East Atlanta, or to learn
more about Public Safety efforts in our community, please visit the East Atlanta Security Patrol and SAFE websites.
EASP Updated Contact Information
As
part of the East Atlanta Security Patrol's efforts to
improve communications with the neighborhood, we are changing our e-mail
address effective immediately to easp610@gmail.com. This is part of our continuing
effort to have all voicemail, e-mail and texts funneled into a single
account. This makes it easier to track your calls or incoming requests,
and makes all of this information easily accessible to the EASP
volunteer
responsible for handling communications that day. The next step will be
offering chat capability, which should be available during the month of
February. (Also as on ongoing reminder as of January 4, 2010, EASP
has officially changed its phone number to 404-954-1568.)
Don't forget that the EASP responds to calls or contact from all
community
members. Whether it's a crime in progress or an ongoing issue such as
barking dogs or drug dealing, give us a call and we'll involve the
appropriate resources
to attempt to resolve your issue. While this may seem like a
disincentive
to become a member of the EASP, members do receive tangible benefits
such as
extra patrols when out of town and patrol coverage based on the number
of
members in your street or area.
To learn more about the East Atlanta Security
Patrol, view updated news and notes or to enroll, visit the
EASP website.
There
is a 50% discount for longtime residents and those 65+. To qualify, you
must
have lived at the same address for 20 years or be over age 65. We also
have a 20% discount for members of an APD-sanctioned Neighborhood
Watch.
Please contact us if you're interested in setting up a Neighborhood
Watch on
your street.
If you have additional questions, please direct them to easp610@gmail.com, or call EACA
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Safety Chair Myron Polster at 404-429-8815. |
EACA
Public Safety - Weekly Crime Report
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Bound to be Read Books Benefit
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  Inside the Writers Studio with Michael Wiley
Weds., March 10th, 7 P.M.
Benefits the East Atlanta Security Patrol
Michael Wiley's
first novel, The Last Striptease, was nominated
for a Shamus Award and hailed as "riveting" (The Chicago Tribune),
"delightful" (Toronto Globe and Mail), and "hard-boiled
fiction with tenderness and compassion" (New York Newsday). Now
he offers another exciting, fast-paced page-turner with The Bad
Kitty Lounge. (A Kona pick, based on title alone.)
Bound To Be Read Books will donate a percentage of all The Bad
Kitty Lounge and other book sales during this event to the East Atlanta Security Patrol.
In conjunction with the EACA meeting on March 9th and the event at
Bound to Be Read Books on March 10th, the East Atlanta Security Patrol
will be offering service for the remainder of March for FREE to any new
members who join on these two evenings! You must sign up in person at
one of these two events to qualify for this promotion.
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EACA Beautification Day
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 Hi all,
I hope everyone is out enjoying
this spectacular weather. Please join us for more great weather next
Sunday March 14th @ noon for some Spring cleaning in the village.
We'll be meeting in front of or across
from Joe's
Coffee shop to start out our efforts. We'll again be tackling litter and
sticker
removal, graffiti cover-up or removal on public signs, and one or two
special
projects.
Let's show Atlanta how great EAST
Atlanta is with a
large turnout. Bring a friend! The more folks we have the further out
from
the Village we can go.
In the meantime, don't let this one day
of the
month be your only involvement in Neighborhood betterment. If you are
out
enjoying a walk in the neighborhood, please take a garbage bag with you
and pick
up the odd piece of trash. If you
see large
dumping, please let me know an address. If you see a tire, or pile of
tires,
please jot down the address and let me know - Tire Round-Up is just
around the
corner.
Please encourage your neighbors to pick
up trash in
front of their houses!
Thanks Everyone! I hope to see you out
this
coming Sunday,
Ted Hitch
beautification@eaca.net
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EACA Receives Environmental Grant
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 The City of Atlanta recently awarded grants to qualifying
communities and nonprofits for the purchase of trees to be voluntarily
planted in April. On Wednesday, March 3, EACA received word that its
application was successful, and that $1,969 has been awarded for the
purchase of 15 trees in the neighborhood.
A big thank you to Alex Levy and Ted Hitch, EACA's Beautification
Chair, for conducting a tree inventory of interested property owners and
putting the successful application together! When the trees arrive,
EACA will be seeking volunteers to assist in the planting -- several
property owners who requested trees are homebound seniors.
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An Evening
Conversation with Mayor Kasim Reed and City Officials
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 On Tuesday, March 23 a reception with several city officials will be followed by a question and answer session with Mayor Kasim Reed.
The event is brought to you by more than 15 SE Atlanta neighborhoods and
organizations. It will be held at the Bible Way Ministries
International Church at 894 Constitution Road, SE.
Beginning at 6 PM, the reception will give you a chance to
meet and chat informally with Atlanta City Council officials, including
city council president - at-large and District members, and the new faces
of the new Atlanta Police Department. So far, Carla Smith as
well as Ceasar Mitchell and Michael Bond have confirmed from the city
council, and Assistant Chief Pete Andresen and Deputy Chief Ernest
Finley have confirmed from the APD. We expect to hear from APD Chief
George Turner, and City Council members Natalyn Archibong, Aaron Watson,
and others soon. This part of the evening will be held at the
fellowship hall of the church.
Immediately following the reception, at 6:45 PM, the audience
will move into the sanctuary for the "Conversation with Mayor Kasim
Reed," the Mayor's Q&A. He will start at 7 PM sharp and answer
questions previously submitted by the community until 7:45 PM. Our Moderator will be AJC Editorial
Writer Andre Johnson, who knows the city's issues intimately, and will
be able to ask intelligent follow-up questions as necessary.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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| Crime Prevention and Safety Day |
 Lowe's Home Improvement 
Store and the Atlanta Police
Department - Zone 6 invite all
citizens to attend a entertaining and educational event.
Crime Prevention & Public
Safety Day
Saturday, March 27, 2010,
11:30AM-2:30PM.
The store is located in the Edgewood Shopping Center,
at 1280 Caroline Street, NE off of Moreland Ave.
It is a Safety
Day Promotion with
Lowe's acting as the host for the police and fire departments, along with
other vendors who will be there offering crime prevention and safety
tips.
There are games planned for
children plus our fearless firefighters AND a fire engine are scheduled to appear. In addition, Lowe's is offering fun prize drawings for adults. It is a community
event filled with education and fun for all.
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The Atlanta Preservation Center: The 7th Annual Phoenix Flies
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 The Atlanta Preservation Center promotes the preservation of
Atlanta's architecturally,
historically and culturally significant buildings, neighborhoods
and
landscapes through education and advocacy.
The Atlanta Preservation Center's annual celebration of historic sites,
the Phoenix Flies, will take place March 6 through March 22, 2010. During
those 17 days 45+ historic sites will offer over 160 FREE events ranging from guided walking tours, bicycle tours, bus tours, to lectures and storytelling, to open houses, and more! For more information please visit The Phoenix website,
www.phoenixflies.org
, or call 404.688.3353 x14.
Local events include:
Historic Sylvester Cemetery
Guided Walking Tour
Take a guided tour of this cemetery that
was begun in 1838. Sylvester Cemetery is the final resting place of many
of East Atlanta's earliest settlers,
including the Terry, Brown and McWilliams families, Civil War veterans
and Fiddlin' John Carson, the father of Country and Western music.
Saturdays,
March 13 & March 20, 10 am
Meet at
corner of Braeburn Cir & Josephine Ave SE in East Atlanta 30316
Presented by :
Historic Sylvester Cemetery Foundation,
www.sylvestercemetery.org
B*ATL - Battle of Atlanta in
East Atlanta
Join a guided
walking tour along the front lines of the Battle
of Atlanta.
Stroll where soldiers fought and died. See important Civil War sites.
Hear stories of the major players in the battle and neighborhood
history.
Sunday,
March 20, 4 pm
Reservation required: 404-688-3353 x14
Tour
start location will be given with reservation confirmation.
Presented by :
B*ATL - Battle of Atlanta Commemoration
Organization, www.BATLevent.org
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Burgess Peterson Academy Tours
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THINKING ABOUT
SCHOOLS?
Which area
elementary school is designed with classrooms surrounding a secluded courtyard
with a new playground, picnic tables and an organic garden watered from rain
barrels?
Here's a
hint. It's the same school with its own computer lab, media center,
science lab and dedicated art and music rooms.
Need another
hint? This school has low student-teacher ratios and state of the art
interactive white boards in most classrooms.
Here's your last
hint. If you live in East Atlanta, your elementary school age child is
guaranteed a spot. And it's
FREE.
Come see why
parents are buzzing about East Atlanta's public elementary school!
Burgess-Peterson
Academy will host tours for prospective families on February 24, March 17,
and March 31 at 10 AM and 7 PM.
The school is
located at
480 Clifton Street at the corner of Glenwood and Clifton, less than
a mile east of East Atlanta Village.
Childcare will be
available for the 10 AM tours.
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| Neighborhood Charter School, NCS |
 Registration for the Neighborhood Charter School is around the corner. Here are the important dates and information for your calendar: Please choose one of the below dates to visit. Attendance at one information session is a registration requirement. NCS is located at 688 Grant Street.
Saturday, March 13, 2010 9:00-10:00 am
Saturday, April 24, 2010 9:00-10:00 am
PHASE 2 for NPU-W Residents - Benteen, Boulevard Heights, Custer/McDonough/Guice, East Atlanta, and Woodland Hills
Registration: March 1, 2010 - March 12, 2010
Lottery: March 18th, 2010 @ 6:30
Visit our website www.neighborhoodcharter.com/enrollment to learn more about registration, zone maps and the lottery process. For additional questions or to schedule a visit, please contact Kelly Dennis at 404-624-6226.
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NCS/ACMS Merger
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After many meetings and much
input from various stakeholders, a draft version of the charter
petition for the Atlanta Neighborhood Charter School is now
completed. If you are interested in the impact of the NCS/ACMS merger,
please read the linked document. The time for any remaining comments or
concerns  from the community is now. There will be two more public
opportunities to ask questions or provide input. The first and best
chance is tonight, March 8th at 7:00 at ACMS, 820 Essie Avenue in
Ormewood Park. After that, there will be a joint meeting of both
boards at 6:30 pm at NCS on March 15th, where the charter will be voted
on. You may also contact one of our East Atlanta representatives this
week, Kelly Simons (simons@visa-law.net) or
Myron Polster (myron.polster@comcast.net), to express your views or
ask questions.
One of the biggest questions emerging from these discussions is
the nature of the merged school's attendance zones and the impact on
East Atlanta families. The proposed attendance zones for the combined
school will remain as is. For K-5, East Atlanta remains in the
secondary attendance zone, while for 6-8 we remain in the primary
attendance zone. Particularly for those East Atlanta families looking
at NCS for kindergarten, it continues to be uncertain how many spots if
any there will be from year to year. The waiting list for the 2010-2011
school year is much shorter than it was for 2009-2010, but the reasons
for that are not totally clear. Some of that may be increased
competition from Parkside and Imagine Wesley, there may be fewer
school-age kids from the primary attendance zone of Grant Park and
Ormewood Park, or some other factors may be at work.
As for grades 6-8, children from East Atlanta have not had any
trouble enrolling at ACMS in its first few years of existence. In fact,
more kids from the secondary attendance zone are currently enrolled
than from the primary attendance zone, which includes all of NPU-W. One
of the big changes resulting from the merger is that 5th graders will
have priority for registration in grade 6. Whether that means that
more kids from the K-5 primary attendance zone will continue onto 6th
grade is anyone's guess, but that could potentially take away spots
away in grades 6-8 from East Atlanta families. Grade 6 will have
capacity for 72 kids versus 60 in the fifth grade, so for most of the
life of this 5 year charter, it appears likely that middle school access
will still be good for East Atlanta. This is because NCS is usually
well under the 60 child capacity in their fifth grade classes, and quite
a few kids don't continue on to ACMS for middle school.
The charter petition is for 5 years, so if you have young
children, this merger may be of interest to you. Please take some time
to review the charter and provide input in whatever manner you desire.
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Fiddlin' John Carson's 142nd
Birthday Celebration
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C E L E
B R A T E with US!
Fiddlin' John Carson's 142nd
Birthday Celebration
(Father of Commercial County Music: 1st in Radio - 1922, 1st in
Records - 1923 and 1st in Stage - 1913, 55 years King Fiddler 1879 - 1934)
Saturday, March 27, 2010
11:00 am to 2:00 pm at Cabbagetown (Part 1)
3:00 pm to 5:00 pm at Sylvester Cemetery (Part 2)
(Approx. 10 minutes travel time between locations)
Part 1 on Carroll St. in Cabbagetown (vicinity
of Boulevard & Memorial Dr,
Atlanta, GA near Historic Oakland Cemetery and the
old Fulton Bag Cotton Mill)
(This is where Fiddlin' John performed on the street
corners over 110 years ago)
Part 2 of the Celebration will continue at the Grave
Site of Fiddlin' John Carson at Historic Sylvester Cemetery. (You
will know the Carson Plot by the White Wall and tall monument on Fiddlin' John
Carson Lane.) The Fiddlin' John Carson Award will be presented at
Sylvester Cemetery to renowned fiddler, Frank
Maloy. Come experience the history of Sylvester Cemetery!!! Donations to the Sylvester Cemetery Foundation will
be accepted.
We will have bluegrass, country, western and gospel
music! The Cowboy Gunfighters and the Leprechaun will
perform.
EVERYONE WELCOME ! Bring your chairs. Musicians bring your instruments and join in!
For information:
Fiddlin' John Carson Productions (404)292-7340 or (404)281-5389
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Have You Seen Downed Lines?
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Have you seen utility wires,
telephone lines or metal cables on the sidewalks in East Atlanta? Loose
wires in the pedestrian path can trip people
up and cause serious injury. You could
win a prize by reporting wire hazards in March.
PEDS, metro Atlanta's
pedestrian advocacy organization, invites all metro Atlanta neighbors
(that's you) to
report wire hazards online at peds.org during
the month of March. The more hazardous wires
you report in March, the more chances you have to win. Learn
how you can participate at peds.org.
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Sweetwater Brew Your Cask Off Benefit
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 The Tastiest Way to Raise Money!!
Sweetwater Brewery presents Brew Your Cask Off Cask Ale Festival.
Making a difference, one cask at a time! They have invited five of their
favorite charities to join the ranks of guest brewers and create
casks for "Brew Your Cask Off." Vote here for the best cause (as well as learn more about the event), and they will donate $1 from every ticket
sold to the charity with
the most votes. All five participating charities also have the
opportunity to use their cask
as an auction item at a fundraiser for the organization.
Friends of Brownwood park encourages you to scroll down to the bottom of their page and vote for PARK PRIDE. In addition, our friends at Midway are one of the folks that are helping Sweetwater put this festival together. We can't
think of a tastier way to
raise money!
What:
"Brew Your Cask Off" Cask Ale Festival
When:
March 20, 2010. 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Where:
Sweetwater Brewery
Price:
$30 Online Pre-sale ($35 Day Of)
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Park Atlanta Rescue Coalition (PARC) Meeting
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 Please plan to attend the March PARC meeting at 7:30am on
Thursday March 11. The March meeting is held at Historic Oakland Cemetery.
URGENT
ADVOCACY UPDATE!!!
Atlanta's parks budget
faces the prospects of significant cuts (15% or more) that
will impact trash, graffiti, weeds and your sense of safety. Visit www.parkpride.org/get-involved/advocacy
or attend the March 11th
meeting to learn how you can help.
What We Do
Hundreds of volunteers working hard in our parks-that's how Park Pride
manages to coordinate more than 15,000 hours of volunteer work in
Atlanta parks annually. The foundation of our work is more than 50
"Friends of the Park" groups, community-based partners working to
improve the greenspace in their back yard. These grassroots efforts
make sure that our work and the work of our volunteers is meaningful and
impactful.
Park Pride also works with communities to develop conceptual plans for
their parks through our Park Visioning program. And Park Pride is able
to engage and serve the community by focusing on advocacy efforts as
well as getting people involved in the Adopt-a-Park, Fiscal Partners and
Micro Grant programs.
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Georgia's biggest & best parks Conference |
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Monday, March 22, 2009
at the Atlanta Botanical Garden
Best-practice presentations from park experts from New York, Seattle, Washington, Chattanooga, Houston, Charlotte & Jacksonville.
Pre-Conference Events:
Saturday, March 20: Green Infrastructure Tour
Sunday, March 21: Community Garden Tour
More details on the 2010 Conference. $89 only thru Feb. 5 -- register now! |
Safer Communities Through Music
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 The Metropolitan Atlanta Violence Prevention Partnership and the Morehouse School of Medicine are pleased to announce a citywide music contest for high school and middle school youth showcasing nonviolent music. The initial contest events will be hosted by the King Center. The plan is to use nonviolent music to empower youth to create safer communities through a healthy musical talent competition.
Metro Atlanta Violence Prevention Partnership (MAVPP) program organizers
are using nonviolent music as a means to foster violence prevention
among youth residing in the Atlanta area. MAVPP pioneers are on a
mission to decrease ALL types of violence including harmful school,
street, and gang activity in Atlanta and throughout Georgia.
Winners will receive cash prizes and studio time. The application deadline is March 12. For more information and an application form please visit here or call 404-756-8832
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BeltLine Events
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 Public Art Initiative The
BeltLine is presenting a new public art initiative. In spring 2010,
Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. plans to open nearly eight miles of the future
BeltLine corridor to pedestrians and bicyclists via an interim trail. A
kick-off arts event staged from late spring through summer will
celebrate the reawakening of the old rail corridor as Atlanta's new
public realm. Visual arts, performing arts and historic site
interpretation will direct the public's attention to this amazing
resource that encircles downtown Atlanta, thus increasing the level of
awareness and fostering a sense of ownership to ensure that the
BeltLine becomes a truly public amenity.
Proposals are due March 12,
2010. To learn more about this exciting new happening, how to
submit proposals and volunteer, visit art.beltline.org.Volunteer Night: Save the Date!
When: Thursday, March 18th from 5:30 to
7:30
Where: Park Tavern, 500 10th Street, NE, Atlanta,
GA 30309
Mark your
calendars to join BeltLine
staff and volunteers for a fun evening learning about the
variety of
ways you can "Get Involved" with the BeltLine.
Socialize with other volunteers, get updated on the latest
BeltLine
progress, and find a BeltLine volunteer opportunity that works
for
you. All current, future and potential volunteers are
encouraged to
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DeKalb County Neighborhood Stabilization Program
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 DeKalb County
Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP)
Home Buyer
Information and Home Buyer Education Workshop
The new Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) has provided emergency assistance to state and local governments to acquire and redevelop foreclosed properties that might otherwise become sources of abandonment and blight within their communities. The DeKalb County Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) has two exciting ways you can take advantage of this opportunity!
TWO WAYS TO SAVE
Buy a foreclosed home that you identify within 6 DeKalb zip codes, and you could qualify for up to $25,000!
Or... buy one of our homes that that we have lovingly rehabilitated. No fussing with rehab and ready to move in!
Saturday,
March 27, 2009
9:00
a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Porter Sanford III Performing Arts & Community Center
3181 Rainbow Drive
Decatur,
GA ,
30034
To
Register, Contact:
D&E, The Power Group
(770) 961-6900
info@depower.org
Please click for more information.
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East Atlanta Library Upcoming Activities
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All Atlanta-Fulton Public Library programs
and events are free and open to the public. For a full list of all events at
our 34 locations and any additional information, please visit www.afpls.org.
Teeny, Tiny Tales
Tuesdays, February-May.
10:30 a.m.
Children will enjoy stories, songs,
puppetry and crafts.
Ages 18-36 months. Reservation
is required for groups of 10 or more.
Pre-School
Storytime
Wednesdays,
February-May. 10:30 a.m.
Children will enjoy stories, songs,
puppetry and crafts. Ages 3-5. Reservation is required for groups of 10
or more.
Kidz Crafts
Mondays, February
8, March 8, April 12, May 10. 3:30 p.m.
Children will make easy crafts to take
or display in the library. Ages 5-12. Reservations are required.
Let's Play!
Game On at Your Library
Fridays, February
12, March 19, April 23, May 28. 3:30 p.m.
Children will play fun and exiting games
on the Nintendo Wii. Ages 5-12. Reservations are required.
Monday Night at the
Movies
Mondays, February
15, March 15, April 19, May 17. 5:00 p.m.
Popcorn will be popping and juice will
be flowing. Children will enjoy watching exciting movies with family and
friends on our "Big Screen." All ages are welcome. Reservations are
required.
East Atlanta Branch
400 Flat Shoals Ave.
SE Atlanta, GA 30316
404.730.5438
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| Upcoming Area Meetings |
DeKalb County Board of Commissioners
Meetings: 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the
month (03.09.10), 9:00 am
Maloof Auditorium
,
1300 Commerce Dr, Decatur
East Atlanta
Community Association, (EACA)
Meetings: 2nd
Tuedsay of the month (03.09.10), 7pm
Branan Towers
, 1200 Glenwood Ave., SE
South Atlantans for Neighborhood Development, Inc. (SAND)
Meetings: 2nd Thursday of the month (03.11.10); 7:30pm
Beulah Heights University Student Center
, 892 Berne Street
Atlanta City Council
Meetings: 1st and 3rd Mondays of the
month (03.15.10), 1:00 pm
City Hall, 55
Trinity Ave SW, Atlanta, GA
Grant Park
Neighborhood Association
Meetings: 3rd
Tuesday of the month (03.16.10), 7:30pm
M.L. King Middle School, 582 Connally Street SE, Atlanta, GA
Branan Towers Bingo
3rd
Tuesday of the month (03.16.10), 6pm
Branan Towers, 1200 Glenwood Ave., SE
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2010 EACA Membership
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Join EACA today! Annual dues are $10 per household. As an EACA member, you can vote at EACA meetings on topics of interest within our community. Additionally, there are numerous local businesses who offer discounts to EACA members. Email questions to membership@eaca.net.
You can sign up for your 2010 EACA membership and order EACA Yard Signs on-line! Pay electronically through your online banking site or via Paypal HERE.
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| East Atlanta on Facebook/Twitter |
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