We have a ton of neighborhood stickers coming our way. They’ll be  perfect to put on a mailbox, bumper, folder, trapper-keeper (do they still have those?) or window even. Here is a preview. Please note this image is pixelated because it was shrunk from a larger size. The final sticker will look something like this, but the font edges will be very clean.

If you are a resident and you want one, just let us know. We should have the stickers by August 21, 2010 during our next neighborhood event (painting on the Mather Field wall / replanting planters). Also, take a picture of where you put yours and we’ll put it up on our website.

Check it out. We just ordered new neighborhood business cards and magnets. We pass this stuff out at events and it’s helpful to have for you to pass out to new residents too. The magnets are perfect for the fridge because it’s always a reminder to check out our website and that we are a team in our neighborhood. Together we can get things done. We believe in the present and future of this neighborhood.

Anyway, the magnets and cards will arrive in the next two weeks, so be on the lookout. What do you think of the look?

A handful of residents gathered this morning to do something about graffiti in our neighborhood. We drank coffee and enjoyed forty minutes of conversation. The end result is a small team of residents on a rotating schedule for removing graffiti right away. Way to go!!!

We do need some more residents to jump on board. This is about beautification and community pride, and being on the rotation would essentially mean you’d probably cover one tag per month. Please consider joining us and donating 15 minutes or so per month. All ages are welcome. 

A special thank you to Code Enforcement Officer Cindy Borba for coming to our meeting as well as purchasing five paint buckets for us out of her own money. We feel your support Cindy.

If you have questions or would like to join the Graffiti Team, sign up below.

Hi Everyone. It was time for a website re-design, so here it is. We hope this new design will be useful for us and the community. There are still some things that need to be fine-tuned, but that’ll happen over time.

The big reason in switching our design from HTML to WordPress is that now many residents can easily update the site as well as become neighborhood bloggers. Additionally, it makes design and publishing a whole lot easier.

You’ll see below that all old blog posts (137) were imported to the new website. Our old blog had not been updated in quite some time, basically because the e-Group took over as our main communication tool. Now we will start to use the ”blog” portion of this site again to convey news, upcoming events, and whatever we’d like to report to the neighborhood or community.

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Go Cordova Towne!!!