January 28th 2012 Faubourg St. John Neighborhood Association

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January 18th 2012 Job Opportunity: Homebuyer Outreach ConsultantBroadmoor Development Corporation |
Overview The mission of the Broadmoor Development Corporation (BDC) is to enhance the economic well-being of the Broadmoor neighborhood. The BDC is currently engaged in activities to eliminate blight in the neighborhood which includes new construction for sale, renovation for homebuyers and current homeowners, and the maintenance of green space. As part of its efforts to develop affordable, storm resilient and energy efficient housing, the BDC is building and renovating over 20 properties in the Eastern part of the neighborhood. Professional assistance from a person or team with the expertise in the areas of marketing and community outreach will help advance these activities. Through this request for qualifications the BDC is seeking a Homebuyer Outreach Consultant to identify qualified individuals and create a pipeline of at least 300 potential home buyers. Position Description: Experience Skills Other The BDC Strongly encourages the participation of minority, women and disabled business entrepreneurs and will use experience, reference of work done previously and cost reasonableness as the basis for selection. The BDC is an EEO employer and will ensure that all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex or national origin. Please e-mail your information to Alyssa Beck, or mail to Broadmoor Development Corporation, 3900 General Taylor Street New Orleans, LA 70125. |
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December 27th 2011 Skate Park Meeting at City Hall WednesdayFaubourg St. John Neighborhood Association |
The proposed locations for installation are Joe Brown Park, Behrman Memorial Park, or the Lafitte Greenway. The three public meetings will be held in the New Orleans City Council chamber, 1300 Perdido Street, 1st floor, on the following dates:
Wednesday, December 28, 2011; 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 noonWednesday, January 4, 2012; 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Citizens are encouraged to attend and provide their input. Please write to Councilmember Guidry at //';l[1]='a';l[2]='/';l[3]='<';l[4]='|118';l[5]='|111';l[6]='|103';l[7]='|46';l[8]='|97';l[9]='|108';l[10]='|111';l[11]='|110';l[12]='|64';l[13]='|121';l[14]='|114';l[15]='|100';l[16]='|105';l[17]='|117';l[18]='|103';l[19]='|103';l[20]='|115';l[21]='>';l[22]='"';l[23]='|118';l[24]='|111';l[25]='|103';l[26]='|46';l[27]='|97';l[28]='|108';l[29]='|111';l[30]='|110';l[31]='|64';l[32]='|121';l[33]='|114';l[34]='|100';l[35]='|105';l[36]='|117';l[37]='|103';l[38]='|103';l[39]='|115';l[40]=':';l[41]='o';l[42]='t';l[43]='l';l[44]='i';l[45]='a';l[46]='m';l[47]='"';l[48]='=';l[49]='f';l[50]='e';l[51]='r';l[52]='h';l[53]=' ';l[54]='a';l[55]='<'; for (var i = l.length-1; i >= 0; i=i-1){ if (l[i].substring(0, 1) == '|') document.write(""+unescape(l[i].substring(1))+";"); else document.write(unescape(l[i]));} //]]> "> Skate Park Site Selection Criteria |
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December 21st 2011 RESTORE | RENEW | RECYCLEFaubourg St. John Neighborhood Association |
Plan B is a community-run bike project that functions as an open workspace for bicycle building and repair. The workspace makes an array of professional bike tools available for use to the public for free while volunteers offer free help and instruction in bike repair. The bike project makes donated parts available at low cost. Additionally, complete used bikes are also available at reasonable, fair-market prices. All of the proceeds from sales are used to keep the project running and allow us to offer free stand time, tool library use, and bike education programs to the general public. Shop: 1024 Elysian Fields | New Orleans, LA 70116 Phone: 504-272-PBNO (7266) Email: //';l[1]='a';l[2]='/';l[3]='<';l[4]='|109';l[5]='|111';l[6]='|99';l[7]='|46';l[8]='|108';l[9]='|105';l[10]='|97';l[11]='|109';l[12]='|103';l[13]='|64';l[14]='|116';l[15]='|99';l[16]='|101';l[17]='|106';l[18]='|111';l[19]='|114';l[20]='|112';l[21]='|101';l[22]='|107';l[23]='|105';l[24]='|98';l[25]='|97';l[26]='|108';l[27]='|111';l[28]='|110';l[29]='>';l[30]='"';l[31]='|109';l[32]='|111';l[33]='|99';l[34]='|46';l[35]='|108';l[36]='|105';l[37]='|97';l[38]='|109';l[39]='|103';l[40]='|64';l[41]='|116';l[42]='|99';l[43]='|101';l[44]='|106';l[45]='|111';l[46]='|114';l[47]='|112';l[48]='|101';l[49]='|107';l[50]='|105';l[51]='|98';l[52]='|97';l[53]='|108';l[54]='|111';l[55]='|110';l[56]=':';l[57]='o';l[58]='t';l[59]='l';l[60]='i';l[61]='a';l[62]='m';l[63]='"';l[64]='=';l[65]='f';l[66]='e';l[67]='r';l[68]='h';l[69]=' ';l[70]='a';l[71]='<'; for (var i = l.length-1; i >= 0; i=i-1){ if (l[i].substring(0, 1) == '|') document.write(""+unescape(l[i].substring(1))+";"); else document.write(unescape(l[i]));} //]]> ">Click on the bike to learn more. *** (at the corner of Piety and N Tonti) RHUBARB is an all volunteer run space, which means no bosses, no workers and no pay. We all participate in making the space, tools and parts organized and accessible, and any money that is received goes toward tools and parts and all other basic needs of the shop. Our primary goal is to provide adequate tools and competent help to meet the needs of those who desire to build and repair bikes. RUBARB is an educational space where we all can share and learn from each other’s skills and experiences. To meet these goals we currently offer: Ways to build or get your own bike – start with a bike that needs a little repairing and a donation for all the needed parts and a person can finish the bike and make it their own. Work trades are also a welcomed way to get a bike and contribute to the shop. We also have a few bikes ready to ride, which we ask a $40 – $80 contribution for. the EARN-A-BIKE program – after completing a series of 4 steps, which include learning basic maintenance and bike building skills, youth earn bikes that they take home with them. step #1: fixing a flat. this is a basic skill that every bike owner should be able to do! kids learn to patch a punctured tube and should then be able to fix their own if experiencing a flat on their bikes. step #2: overhauling a wheel. this step requires the earn-a-biker to take apart a wheel, regrease it, and put it back together. not only does overhauling a wheel make it ride smoother and last longer, but kids get a chance to see what’s inside a hub, how it works, and how it goes together. step #3: overhauling a bike. this is the time when kids pick out a bike to earn and begin working on it. some of our bikes are in various states of disrepair, so s/he may not only be overhauling the bottom bracket and wheels, but adjusting the headsets and brakes and piecing together parts such as handlebars and seats. step #4: help beautify RUBARB. in this final step, the earn-a-bike participant does something to help brighten, organize, or simply make the shop a more enjoyable space. so far kids have made t-shirts, painted a mural, created a sculpture out of bike parts, organized our tubes, and painted ornaments for our tree made out of rims. |
Mission: The Pontilly Association is a 501 c (4) non profit that helps to maintain the character of the Pontchartrain Park and Gentilly Woods communities for more then twenty-five years. The Association served as the neighborhood association for the Pontchartrain Park and Gentilly Woods communities. The past activities included monthly…
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