The Roosevelt Park Neighborhood Association will again be participating in the National Night Out celebration on October 6, and can use your help. As you know, we do not collect any type of membership dues and typically serve what members volunteer to donate.
We plan to serve hot dogs on buns with hot dog sauce; the franks will be provided by Councilwoman Ramos.
We also plan to serve watermelon, chips and punch and either a pinata or candy bags for the young ones; we hope to also have gift cards for adults and items for kids as door prizes.
If you can and would like to donate one of the above items for the celebration, be certain that we would certainly appreciate it! ... a bag of chips, a can of hot dog sauce, a bag of candy....a bottle of mustard, etc. Please let me know if you can give us a helping hand. A most sincere Thank you! |
Friday, September 25, 2009
National Night Out
Monday, September 14, 2009
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Grown in Your Own Backyard Event
Get tips on community gardening and buying locally grown produce at an event called “Grown in Your Own Back Yard” on Sunday at Pearl Stables.
Texas Public Radio and the Green Spaces Alliances of South Texas have teamed up to stage the free event, which includes speakers, cooking demonstrations and exhibitions.
Organizers hope to build on the growing interest in local produce and farmers markets to get more backyard and community gardens going. The event will run from 1 to 4 p.m.
Texas Public Radio and the Green Spaces Alliances of South Texas have teamed up to stage the free event, which includes speakers, cooking demonstrations and exhibitions.
Organizers hope to build on the growing interest in local produce and farmers markets to get more backyard and community gardens going. The event will run from 1 to 4 p.m.
Monday, August 24, 2009
Congressman Gonzalez Town Hall Meeting
Congressman Charles Gonzalez will be hosting a Town Hall Meeting which is open to the public. Pre-Town Hall Rally for Health Care Reform starts at 5:30 pm, doors open at 6:30pm. First Come, First Serve.
Town Hall starts at 7pm and ends at 8pm.
Town Hall starts at 7pm and ends at 8pm.
| Time: | Monday, August 24 from 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM |
|---|---|
| Host: | Debbie Aguilar |
| Location: | Edgewood ISD Theater of Performing Arts (San Antonio, TX) 607 SW 34th Street San Antonio, TX 78237 |
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Community Garden Grant and Meeting
Congratulations!
Roosevelt Park Neighborhood Association
was awarded the community garden grant from
Green Spaces Alliances!
It's time to plan what our garden will look like!
We want your ideas and input so come meet
and plan with us at the,
ROOSEVELT PARK COMMUNITY CENTER
WHEN: Thursday, August 20th
WHERE: Roosevelt Park - Party Room, 311 Roosevelt
TIME: 6:00 pm
We will discuss the garden design,
plan what plants and crops will be grown in the garden,
and schedule workdays and celebration days to be held in
the garden. I look forward to seeing you on Thursday!
If you cannot attend but would like to submit your ideas, please call
Jill Mata at 210-240-9980 or email jmata@bexar.org
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Rezoning near Roosevelt Park
A neighbor inquired Micah Diaz of the Planning & Development Services Department regarding the appearance of yellow "Rezoning" signs around Roosevelt Park. This is Ms. Diaz's response.
The Roosevelt Avenue corridor (from just north of Mission Road to Loop
410 in the south) is the subject of two City-initiated zoning cases,
Z2009134 and Z2009135.
Many of the properties along this section of Roosevelt have intense
commercial and industrial zoning. The goal of the rezoning effort is to
apply zoning districts to this corridor that continue to allow
commercial development, but to do so in a more controlled manner. This
is zoning case Z2009134.
Additionally, the City is applying an overlay zoning district to the
Roosevelt corridor, called "MC-1" Metropolitan Corridor Overlay
District-1. This overlay district will implement some design standards
for new construction (including materials, landscaping, signage,
screening, and lighting guidelines). This is zoning case Z2009135.
The Roosevelt Avenue corridor (from just north of Mission Road to Loop
410 in the south) is the subject of two City-initiated zoning cases,
Z2009134 and Z2009135.
Many of the properties along this section of Roosevelt have intense
commercial and industrial zoning. The goal of the rezoning effort is to
apply zoning districts to this corridor that continue to allow
commercial development, but to do so in a more controlled manner. This
is zoning case Z2009134.
Additionally, the City is applying an overlay zoning district to the
Roosevelt corridor, called "MC-1" Metropolitan Corridor Overlay
District-1. This overlay district will implement some design standards
for new construction (including materials, landscaping, signage,
screening, and lighting guidelines). This is zoning case Z2009135.
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Residents reinvesting in Roosevelt Avenue
Jessica Flores reports on the recent Roosevelt Avenue Corridor Plan on the My San Antonio website.
Friday, July 24, 2009
Roosevelt Park Community Garden
You are invited to attend a meeting regarding the
WHEN: Wednesday, July 29th
WHERE:
TIME: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
If you have any questions, please call 335-1965 or 335-1961.
Hope to see you there.
Friday, July 17, 2009
Roosevelt Avenue Arsonist
KENS Channel 5 reports that the San Antonio Fire Department has run into a dead end investigating the arsonist believed responsible for over two dozen fires, burning down homes and businesses, mostly along or near Roosevelt Avenue.
http://www.kens5.com/news/stories/KENS20090716-Arson-Hunt-Needs-Help.4736eeb0.htm
Fire department investigators say they simply need more clues from the public to catch the person responsible. Their only person of interest is a Hispanic male ranging in height from 5-foot-5 to 5-foot-7. The person is believed to have burns to his left arm and left side of his neck.
If you have any clues in the fires, call Crime Stoppers at 224-STOP. There's a reward of up to $5,000.
http://www.kens5.com/news/stories/KENS20090716-Arson-Hunt-Needs-Help.4736eeb0.htm
Fire department investigators say they simply need more clues from the public to catch the person responsible. Their only person of interest is a Hispanic male ranging in height from 5-foot-5 to 5-foot-7. The person is believed to have burns to his left arm and left side of his neck.
If you have any clues in the fires, call Crime Stoppers at 224-STOP. There's a reward of up to $5,000.
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