Community East Hospital – This Summer, Community East Hospital will be hosting a bi-weekly Farmer’s Market on Wednesdays. Starting in June, neighbors will be able to purchase fresh, locally grown produce from the stand in the parking lot of the hospital.
Dates: June 22, 29 July 6, 13 20, 27 August 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 and [...]
Mark your calendars, the next Little Flower Neighborhood Association meeting will be held on September 20th in the Little Flower School Cafeteria. We plan to have two very important guests at this meeting. Melina Kennedy, the Democratic candidate for Mayor of Indianapolis plans to attend and speak. We also will have a representative from Mayor [...]
The Little Flower Neighborhood Association wants to promote and encourage proper tree care practices to maintain the beauty and value of homes in the neighborhood. When working with landscape or tree professionals this summer, please consider the information below on the negative effects of Tree Topping.
Tree Topping Hurts Trees
The practice of topping is so widespread that many [...]
Pogue’s Run Grocer, the grocery store for the Indy Food Co-Op, is now open! They are located at 2828 E. 10th Street, just East of Rural. This great new store offers local and organically grown produce, a full Deli, and many other items for your family. For more information see:
http://poguesrungrocer.org/
LFNA Memberships are way down in the last year. Our newsletter lost funding over a year ago and ever since memberships have been dwindling out. Are you a current member? Have you let your membership lapse?
LFNA is currently searching for new funding for our newsletter, as well as other projects. We hope to publish a [...]
Here is a link to a recent article from the Indianapolis Star. It focuses on the revitalization of the 10th Street Corridor, which begins downtown and ends at Little Flower on Emerson. Things are really moving in the right direction and the article outlines a lot of exciting developments coming to our area! Read more [...]
Design Guidelines: maintaining/renovating your historic home. The devil is in the details.
Design Guidelines: http://www.chicagobungalow.org/restore/guidelines.shtml
How-To: http://www.chicagobungalow.org/restore/howto.shtml
Breaking Silence: Speak Up for Yourself and Your Neighborhood.
There are many ways to effectively change your neighborhood, positively. Break the silence!
1.) Join an internet web forum or chatroom to gain ideas or to vent
2.) Create a blog on the Internet
3.) Report issues/concerns to the Mayor’s Action [...]
Here are 12 Things YOU can do to Improve Your Neighborhood Right Now!
1. Pick up the litter near your home, even if you didn’t put it there. Get others working toward a common goal. Everyone feels good because they can see the results of their efforts. Also, when it is NOT trash day, keep your [...]
