Author: Kat
The 13th Annual Northern Liberties Variety Show – Thanks For Coming!
Friday, March 6th, 2015 at Johnny Brenda’s Doors: 7:00 pm / Show: 8:00pm $12 Donation Witness the (Very, Very) Hidden Talents of your Neighbors! Moms, Dads, and Wall Flowers will strut their stuff for two hours you’ll…
Read More »NLArts / Variety Show Special Combo Offer!
This year’s Variety Show proceeds to benefit NLArts Kids Camp! Special Variety Show / Camp Combo Offer 2 Tickets to the Variety Show for you and a date (Adults only) Northern Lights First Friday Kids Workshop with extended…
Read More »Watch Dog Class – Wed, Feb 25 – A Talk About Dog Walking and Town Watch – Sign Up Now…
Wednesday, Feb 25, 2015 / 7pm / NLNA Community Center (700 N 3rd St) Pablo Mateo from the City’s Town Watch Dept will be conducting training on how to effectively observe and report criminal activity while out walking…
Read More »The Annual Winterfest at North Bowl – was AWESOME!
Thank You All who came ate, drank, bowled, bought raffles, and bid! Big Huge Thanks to Oron Daskal and North Bowl for always putting on a great party! Special Thanks to the Northern Liberties businesses that have…
Read More »Adults & Kids Ceramics Classes at the Rec Center – New kids class starting March 3
Taught by neighbor and ceramicist Natalie Wieters, the classes are open to all levels and cover all aspects of hand-building clay. Adults The $175 fee includes supplies and firing. Ten weeks of classes, Tuesdays 6:30-9:30pm starting Jan 20, or Saturdays 9:30am-12:30pm…
Read More »February Zoning Agenda – Mon, Feb 23
Zoning Motions are approved by the Board at the following month’s board meeting, which is held the first Monday of the month. To review past zoning meeting minutes and approved motions find the applicable NLNA Board Meeting…
Read More »BOARD OF DIRECTORS MINUTES – Meeting of January 12, 2015
PRESENT: Matt Ruben, President; Don Phillips, Vice-President; Steve Richman, Treasurer; Jennifer Baker; Michael Coyne; Larry Freedman; Sasi Judd; Monika Kreidie; Katrina Mansfield; Sharon Richman; Chris Somers; Anne Waginger; Logan Welde. ABSENT: Janet Finegar, Secretary; Dolores Lyons. ALSO PRESENT:…
Read More »COMMUNITY ALERT — CAR BATTERY THEFTS
The 26th District has experienced an increase in theft of vehicle batteries. The lead core they contain is valued at $8-$15 per battery or 20ct/lb. at scrap yards and other businesses. Suspects are breaking into the vehicle…
Read More »Notes from Jan. 22 Meeting w/Police about Armed Robberies & Shootings
Thursday, Jan 22 2015 at 7pm at the NLNA Community Center More than 70 neighbors attended this month’s meeting, anxious to talk to police about the recent spate of crime incidents in and around the neighborhood. An…
Read More »A Special Thank You!
NLNA thanks the Penn Treaty Special Services District for support of the 2014 Operation Santa program and Krampuslauf festivities! PTSSD funds made it possible for the NLNA to deliver food baskets to many families and seniors in need…
Read More »General Philip Kearny School
The vision of the General Philip Kearny School is to nurture and celebrate our students, staff, families, and community to achieve true success and joy in life. Kearny, a K – 8 Public School located at 6th and…
Read More »January Zoning Agenda – Mon Jan 26 (Updated)
Zoning Motions are approved by the Board at the following month’s board meeting, which is held the first Monday of the month. To review past zoning meeting minutes and approved motions find the applicable NLNA Board Meeting…
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Kearny Friends Meeting – Weds, Jan 28
All are welcome to the first meeting of the new year of Kearny Friends, the community group dedicated to supporting our neighborhood K-8 school. The meeting is Wednesday, January 28, 6:30-8:00pm, at the home of Gina and Alonzo South….
Read More »Shooting on the southwest corner of Girard Avenue and Front Street
After speaking with Officer Dones from the 26th District, we can confirm that there was a shooting on the southwest corner of Girard Avenue and Front Street in front of The Saint Bar, across the street from The…
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