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Witherbee Neighborhood Association Preserving the Heart of Lincoln!
Our Boundaries: 33 Street (West) to 56th Street (East); O Street (North) to Randolph Street (South)

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Since Witherbee is now a Non Profit 501 (c) (3) your Donations are tax deductible. We will send receipts for donations of $35 or more.
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Neighorhood Cleanup Saturday May 12, 2012

48th and M. North side of former Hawthorne Elementary Starting at 8AM See story in Newsletter for more info.

Volunteers are needed to make Neighborhood Cleanup a success.

The Witherbee Neighborhood Cleanup is scheduled for Saturday morning, May 12th. The cleanup drop off site is on M street between 48th & 50th street, north of Bryan Community/Hawthorne School. Cleanup begins at 8:00 am and concludes at noon. The event will be held rain or shine.

Bryan Hurst and Mike Kreikemeier are the co-chairs of this year’s cleanup event. We invite you to volunteer to help make the cleanup a success. If you are able to volunteer please contact Mike at 402-477-9194 or mbk@windstream.net

A few of the jobs that we will need help with are:

Volunteer sign-up/New member sign-up, money collection - This is a "desk job". Two people are needed to make sure volunteers get signed up and report to the area where they will be helping out. If members want to join WNA you would assist them with signing up at the correct level and taking their membership dues. You would also collect money for a few recycle services that we charge for. Staffed from 7:30 am to noon.

Food table - One person is needed to work at the food table. The food is donated by Braeda. The volunteer is asked to help set up the food table, watch over the food and offer refreshments to other volunteers. Staffed from 7:30 am to noon.

Unloading/sorting - Several volunteers are needed to unload items at the drop off site and separate the recyclable/reusable material into the correct roll-off containers. You will get your hands dirty. Wear old clothes and bring gloves. Staffed from 8:00 am to noon.

Litter pickup - Many volunteers are also needed to pickup litter in the public right of ways around the neighborhood. We will concentrate our litter pickup efforts along O street, public parks, schools & churches in the neighborhood. Litter pickup will start at 8:00 am and take a few hours depending on the number of volunteers - Many hands make light and quick work!

Litter pickup coordinator - This person will make sure the litter pickup volunteers are directed to the right areas in the neighborhood, passing out/collecting the litter pickup bags and safety vests.

Curbside Pickup Haulers - As in past years we will offer pickup service to elderly and neighbors that have difficulty bringing items to the collection site. If you have a pickup truck and can pickup items in the neighborhood and bring them to the collection site you will be awarded the silver star cleanup award. We will also need volunteers to assist with the curb pickup service. This job will depend on the number of requests we receive for curbside pickup.


More information about the WNA cleanup is in the latest issue of the Buzz. http://www.witherbeena.org

Thank you for volunteering and your help makes the cleanup event a success.

 

 

2011 Cleanup Crew


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Witherbee NOW on facebook

Click here to see WNA Facebook Pages

Become a FAN of Witherbee Neighborhood on Facebook and stay informed. Pictures of events, updates of activities and meetings and much more. Click here to connect to Facebook

Changing times challenge us to keep in touch with as many Witherbee residents as possible. Avenues of communications change and newsletters, web sites, flyers and newspapers are not touching everybody any more. Online social networks have come quickly into the picture as a means to keep each other informed. That is why Witherbee has chosen to include Facebook pages as a communication tool to keep residents, young and old, up-to-date.

Please join Witherbee as a fan on Facebook and you will find pictures of events from cleanups, pool parties, block parties, lighting contests and much more. You will be informed of activities and events from the neighborhood in real time. You will be able to comment on posts, participate in discussions and communicate with each other.

If you don’t have a Facebook account, go to www.facebook.com and sign up. It is simple and easy.

We are working hard to stay in touch with all residents, please help us to stay in touch with you to keep you informed!

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Monthly Witherbee Neighborhood Meeting

 

Thursday, May 3rd -- 7 p.m..

at Tabitha's Lifequest Center 48th & J.
Enter the door under the big blue sign.

Agenda: May 3rd meeting features research on government published comic books. Richard Graham, associate professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln will give a presentation on his research concerning comic books published by the government. Prof Graham has created a digital collection from the hundreds of comics in UNL’s library collection and his own collection. The comic digital archive is the second most viewed digital collection of UNL Libraries, exceeded only by the Willa Cather image collection.

Business Meeting: Minutes and Treasurer Report


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NEWS

Citizens' Meeting

by Doug Emery

Every third Thursday of the month from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Victor E. Anderson Branch Library 3635 Touzalin Avenue. Enter on the west side and turn left.

To get a monthly email with speaker info from Doug send him an email to the city council and request to be on the list.

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