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To
do
this,
we
would
need
(1)
contributors
of
every
age
and
inclination,
(2)
someone
who's
adept
with
publication
software,
and
(3)
someone
who
would
volunteer
to
coordinate
sales
and
marketing.
Please
let
us
know
what
you
think
.
.
.
and
whether
you
would
contribute
.
.
.
by
e-mailing
us
at
art@bigelowhighlands.org,
or
phoning
753-2095,
or
by
coming
to
the
next
meeting.
What
Dues
Do
Dawn
Doyle
Peller
Bigelow
Highlands
Neighborhood
Association
was
chartered
21st
October,
1993.
Neighbors
joined
together
to
discuss
issues
of
community
importance
and
to
address
the
city
with
their
concerns,
opinions,
and
ideas.
Over
the
years
the
neighborhood
association
has
advocated
for
residents
and
presented
a
unified
voice
on
topics
such
as
traffic,
zoning,
city
projects
and
construction,
and
community
safety. More
importantly,
neighbors
came
together
to
greet
each
other-
visiting
with
old
friends
&
meeting
new.
This
is
the
core
of
the
association-
the
connection
with
your
neighbors.
Neighborhood
Association
meetings
are
open
to
all
residents
of
the
Bigelow
Highlands
area.
Home
owners,
renters,
business
owners-
all
are
welcomed
and
encouraged
to
attend.
You do not have to be a member to attend meetings- all you have to do is show up! All residents have an equal voice. If you choose to join the association, suggested annual dues are $10.00 per household. Dues are entirely voluntary, but your contribution is put to good use. The neighborhood association purchases paper and supplies that make this newsletter possible. Annual corporation fees are paid to the state. Coffee, juice and treats are sometimes donated, but are often bought for meetings. Each September Bigelow Highlands Neighborhood Association hosts a barbecue and picnic in Bigelow Park.
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The
popular
event
is
open
to
all
residents
of
the
neighborhood
and
is
the
perfect
time
to
get
to
know
each
other.
The
picnic
is
funded
though
donations
and
membership
dues.
Your
dues
enable
the
association
to
provide
you
with
a
link
to
the
community;
attending
the
meetings
strengthens
the
connection.
Bigelow
Highlands (and
surrounding
area)
Remodel
Tour
Scott
Royer
It's
that
time
of
the
year! Been
thinking
about
that
next
house
project
and
want
some
advice
from your
neighbors? You're
dying
to
see
Ben
&
Marge
Schomshor's
new
garage?
Well,
here
is
your
opportunity!
Join
us
on
Saturday,
May
15
for
a walk
around
the
'hood.
The
remodel
tour
is
a
great
way
to
chat
with your
neighbors
about
house
ideas,
either
in
process
or
completed.
Willing
house
exhibitors
please
call
Scott
at
705-1593
or email
sroyer@zhonka.net
so
we
can
put
together
a
route
prior
to
the
day.
We
will
meet
at
Scott
&
Stacy's
house
on
May
15
at
1pm
at
416
Central
Street
NE. This
year's
remodel
tour
proudly sponsored
by
local
businesses:
some
of
your
downtown
building
material
and
furnishings
businesses. |
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Important
Dates
Neighborhood
Meeting Tuesday
April
6th,
7:00
p.m. Olympia
Metro
Church 618
Puget
St
NE Child
Care
will
be
furnished
Meeting
Agenda:
Please
Attend!
Free
Plant
Sharing Saturday
May
1st
10am-12pm Olympia
Community
Garden 1407
13th
Ave.
SE Info:
360-352-8996
Bigelow
Highlands (and
surrounding
area) Remodel
Tour Saturday
May
15th
1
pm Scott
&
Stacy's
house
at 416
Central
Street
NE Be
on
the
tour:
360-705-1593 sroyer@zhonka.net
Bigelow
Highlands Garden
Tour Sunday
May
23rd
10am-12pm 419
Lybarger
St.
NE Be
on
the
tour:
360-943-7650 Gardebtour@bigelowhighlands.org |