we did it
about 20 people came over my house last night. we met, we talked, and we drew a map of where averybody’s house was. it was a good first step. anyone else have ideas?
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Next time
I’ve had the flu for the past few days (been out of work for the last 3). I’ll make it to the next shindig.
CG is not a gadget
Block watch
You could try to organize a neighborhood block watch. SPD has a formal block watch program that helps small areas within neighborhoods get together to aid crime prevention. I’m going to my neighbor’s house next week for a block watch meeting on disaster aid and response. Seattle has a program called SDART which focuses on organizing neighbors for just such a purpose. Seems like a good idea.
Joe Goldberg Working hard
Next time too
Oh, I’m bummed I just found this goal. I moved into the CD (26th and Washington) 2 months ago, and I’ve been looking to connect with neighbors and others in the community. Please let me know when y’all are meeting again.
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