Room change- Room 4255 – this room is above the atrium on the right. 501 N Graham- go in, up the elevator to the fourth floor and across the sky-bridge.
Meeting of the Board (Public welcome) May13th at Legacy Emanuel Hospital : Room 4255 7-9pm
Room change- Room 4255 – this room is above the atrium on the right. 501 N Graham- go in, up the elevator to the fourth floor and across the sky-bridge.
Meeting of the Board (Public welcome) May13th at Legacy Emanuel Hospital : Room 4255 7-9pm
We need your passion to kick-start the next exciting project in our community. It doesn’t need to be complicated. A block party could go a long way towards meeting your neighbors. We can help come up with ideas, financial support, give feedback or any other way to build community in Eliot
Meeting of the General Membership (Public welcome) April 8th at Legacy Emanuel Hospital : Medical Office Building West Conference Room. 7-9 p.m.
The Eliot Neighborhood Association has a rich history. Founded in 1969 during the Model Cities program under President Lyndon Johnson’s administration, we have been around a long time. After thinking about that I don’t want to start that far back. The bylaws, in their current form, go back to 1992. They were amended in 1993, 1996, and 1999, and they have been good enough for the past 14 years. Why update them now?
Meeting of the Land Use and Transportation Committee (Public welcome) March 18th at Legacy Emanuel Hospital Room 1035
Room change- Room 2055
Meeting of the Board (Public welcome) March 11th at Legacy Emanuel Hospital : Room 2055. 7-9pm
I’ve lived in Eliot for 5 years now, and Martin Luther King, Junior Boulevard (MLK) is less than half a block from my house. If I had to use one word to describe it I would say ‘highway’ probably. The traffic is what defines MLK, slow and busy at rush hour, and fast and sparse throughout the rest of the day.
The Eliot Newspaper is a publication of the Eliot Neighborhood Association and has been published for the past 22 years. In recent times, former Board Chair Clint Lundmark has been the Editor, Advertising contact, Layout manager, and a major content creator for the paper. This is a tremendous amount of work for one person—too much for me—to do as I am quickly finding out, and I would like to thank Clint for the amount of work he has done for the paper over the past year.
Meeting of the Land Use and Transportation Committee (Public welcome) February 18th (President’s Day) at Legacy Emanuel Hospital Room 1035
“This Board (Humboldt Neighborhood Association) is opposed, as a matter of policy, to retaining the names of schools and other public institutions named for former slave owners and others who did not respect equal opportunity for all.”
Meeting of the Board (Public welcome) February 11th at Medical Office Building 501 N Graham : West Conference Room. 7-9pm
New Seasons, Intersection Painting (Tillamook & Rodney), Bylaws
Eliot Neighborhood Association Meeting Minutes 2012/11/12
Meeting of the Land Use and Transportation Committee (Public welcome) January 21st at Legacy Emanuel Hospital Room 1035