The Big Event 2012

For more information, contact The Big Event at: thebigevent.unl@gmail.com or call (402) 472-2581.

Enter through the west doors and go up to the main floor. Take a right and proceed to the end of the hall. We meet in the parlor in the SW cornor of the main floor.

Kickstart your summer by joining us for a neighborhood-wide garage sale! An ad will be placed in the Journal Star and a map of participating homes will be given to shoppers.

Please contact Rebecca by May 1st at rhasty1@hotmail.com or 465-4222 if you would like to add your address to the sale map. There is no charge to participate!

Where: Bring your stuff to dumpsters at Lincoln High Northwest Parking Lot

What: Garbage, appliances, household trash, litter, clothing, metal, recyclables construction materials and tires

Why: A FREE event to help end litter and illegal dumping in the NSNA and recycle!

Contact: If you would like to volunteer or partner, please email Rebecca at rhasty1@hotmail.com

(Computer/TVs, A/Cs, thermometers, other hazardous waste is not accepted at this site.)

NSNA members will be there if you wish to donate a mere $10 for NSNA annual membership to ensure these and other worthwhile neighborhood activities continue.

Special THANKS to volunteers from UNL, The Big Event, NSNA, city grants & recycling, Russ’s B & R, TO Haas, Major Appliances, the Eco Store, and many hands!

If you have photos, announcements, or other media you’d like to share on our Facebook page, send your assets to Joanna Clay at jols1121@yahoo.com.

Our First 20 Years

We extend a big thank you to every neighbor, business, and citizen that helped to beautify and fortify the NSNA!

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On December 24th, 2011, NSNA members and Near South neighbors served the community placing luminarias on Goodhue Boulevard from “A” Street to the Capitol
Building. The lighting was organized by Carmen Maurer, Section 6 Representative.

The beauty of the Near South was certainly enhanced when all of the luminarias graced the Blvd. We would like to thank everyone who helped us on Christmas Eve!

(Photo credit Scott Bulfinch.)

You can join other Lincoln citizens & neighbors Tuesday Dec. 6th – Thursday Dec. 8th in various workshops and meetings to discuss the goal of “helping state capitals develop a workable vision for green building and green infrastructure strategies and a clear definition of a ‘sustainable  community.’”

For more information contact Wynn  Hjermstad at 402-441-8211 or whjermstad@lincoln.ne.gov.

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