Fall 2002 Newsletter (PDF Format - 1.8 mg) Contents (HTML): New Welcome Sign Sprouts Up Breese Stevens Public Hearing Set for November 21 Q&A with Alder Konkel - Why Did Our Trees Get Butchered? Street Scenes - "Dude, I Can't Hear You!" Light Rail is Not a New Idea for the Neighborhood Does Tenney-Lapham Need a Beat Cop? First Art Walk Deemed a Success EcoTeams to Be Featured at Spaghetti Dinner Safety Info to Come in TLNA Welcome Packets Endangered Mautz Factory Deemed Eligible for National Register Books to Read in One Sitting Feeding the Ducks in Tenney Park is Banned Next Governor Must Support Public Education School Calendar of Events Housing Statistics Seth Meyer Receives National Merit Scholarship County Executive's Report: New County Stormwater Ordinance Improves Water Quality Web Site Invites You to Share Your Memories of State Street Mayor's Report: Affordable Housing is a Top Priority Back to the Newsletter index