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West Mt. Airy Neighbors News
WMAN eNewsletter
Click here for the latest WMAN eNewsletter.
WMAN Streetscapes Committee - Pruning Workshops
Please note: the February 6 workshop has been postponed until Saturday, March 6 due to inclement weather.
Come learn the basics of pruning at a on Saturday, March 6, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Allens Lane Art Center, Allens Lane and McCallum Street.
The Workshops will be led by Streetscapes Committee members Doris Kessler and Kevin Stutler. At the March 6 workshop, participants will gain practical experience as they fan out from the
Center to prune young trees under the watchful eyes of workshop leaders.
Enrollment limited to 20 participants. Suggested donation: $10. Contact WMAN at wman@wman.net or Doris Kessler at doris.kessler@verizon.net for further info and/or to register.
Quality of Life Meeting
The next Quality of Life meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, February 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the Summit Presbyterian Church, Greene and Westview Streets.
Come learn more about plans for the Mt. Airy Gateway Project and the Stotesbury pergolas donated by philanthropist Edward T. Stotesbury to Fairmont Park in
1900.
Join WMAN Streetscapes Committee, the Germantown Historical Society, the Friends of the Wissahickon, the Friends of Clifford Park, Johnson Street Neighbors
and ParkPups.org and help restore this beautiful Mt. Airy gateway at West Johnson Street and Lincoln Drive.
For more info email Lizabeth Macoretta, WMAN's Executive Director, at wman@wman.net or Doris Kessler, chair of the WMAN Streetscapes Committee at doris.kessler@verizon.net.
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Community News
14th District PSA#3 Community Meeting
Interested in making a difference in your community? Attend this Community Meeting held by the 14th District Police (PSA#3) on Wednesday, February 24 at 7 p.m. at The
Germantown Jewish Centre, 400 W. Ellet Street. More...
Night Work at Allen Lane Station
Night work will continue at Allen Lane Station in January and February on designated evenings. Click here to see the work schedule.
Upcoming Maintenance at R8 Stations
SEPTA will be using federal stimulus money to do deferred maintenance on train stations on the R8 line, beginning soon. More...
This maintenance is in addition to the larger project currently underway at Allen Lane Station.
For details of what SEPTA will undertake at Carpenter and Upsal stations, click here.
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