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Our next general meeting will be on Thursday, January 21, 2021 at 7 p.m. via Zoom. An email invitation will go out that day. At our November meeting we discussed inviting city council members and the mayor to discuss traffic … Continue reading →

The Annual Tree Lighting will take place at 5:30pm on Sunday, December 6 at Lawrence, the traffic circle at Ferry and Front Streets. Father Matthew Stromberg, rector of St. George’s Church, will bless the tree. All children in attendance will … Continue reading →

Agenda includes our guest speaker Police Chief Eric Clifford and a vote on a bylaws change. For more see the November Spy.

Take some time to help clean up the Stockade. Pull some weeds, trim a tree or shrub, rake some leaves either in the neighborhood or in the park. Meet at Lawrence at noon.

Please check your email on the 17th for a link to a zoom meeting. There will be board elections and we need 25 Association Members participating to make the votes official. If you need more information email us at stockadeassociation@gmail.com

Please join us for the 69th annual art show. This year will feature only the showing and selling of artwork, no prizes, due to Covid. Social distancing and mask wearing are mandatory. Street closings around Lawrence circle will be in … Continue reading →

Diane Runkel will talk about her experiences renovating her family home at 12 North College Street. Also, Open Forum: to welcome new neighbors, a time to make neighborhood announcements and to learn what is going on! (Parking is in the … Continue reading →

Peter Rumora a long time Stockade resident passed away last week. A memorial fund to purchase trees for the Stockade has been established in his honor. If you wish to donate please click here for more information. Peter Rumora Memorial … Continue reading →

We are lucky to have access to the Hendrick Brouwer House 14 N. Church St.  for a February neighborhood gathering.  In prior years we’ve observed the 1690 Stockade Massacre in early February.  This year we’re celebrating what came next, rebuilding … Continue reading →

Arborist Jeff Kehoe will be talking about how to manage an urban forest as we begin to implement the neighborhood Streetscape plan. We all know that the condition of our sidewalks and the condition of our trees are closely connected. … Continue reading →