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Hey Neighbors, Metro Councilor, Bob Stacey will be on hand at our next Neighborhood Meeting to introduce himself and to speak briefly what the Regional Government is up to these days. Did you know that every two years, Metro selects transportation projects and programs to receive approximately $60 million in federal funding. The updated Foster Streetscape Plan has received some of this funding. Metro does a lot more and I'll let Bob speak for himself. Emerio Design is proposing a development at 72nd and Steele Streets. A representative from their firm will be attending to talk about the proposed development and to answer questions from neighbors. (See the attached existing conditions map and preliminary plat). Hope to see you. If not don't forget to read updates on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/Mt.Scott.Arleta.Neighborhood   and you can also join the Nextdoor social network which is a private neighborhood site. Check it out:  https://nextdoor.com/ February 5, 2014

Hey Neighbors, Check out these events for families, teens, and adults at the Holgate Library for January & February. Holgate Library, 7905 SE Holgate Phone: 503-988-5389 Events at Holgate Library Jan/Feb 2014

Happy New Year Neighbors!  Let's make 2014 another awesome year in our neighborhood! We have a meeting this Wednesday, January 8th at 6:30 p.m. at Mt. Scott Community Center. We will be brainstorming some new goals for this upcoming year and beyond. See the agenda below.  The neighborhood association and our volunteers did wonderful things this past year.  Just to name a few things: "Alley Allies: Connecting our neighborhoods by building better Alleys," MSA  Partnered with Foster-Powell NA, Lents, Foster Green EcoDistrict and Mill Street Planning on the  This project produced a handbook that re-envisions alleyways and lists the resources such as grant opportunities and city resources to complete projects.  For more information see:   http://millstreetplanning.com/   "Larelwood Park Master Plan", MSA again partnered with Foster-Powell NA and Foster Green EcoDistrict to  engage the community to define their desires for park enhancements. The project included pub