Meeting on monday, outdoor music, annual dues, invasive species and more!

[Prospect Hill]

PHNA April Meeting

Monday, April 5th at 6:30pm • Online via Zoom

Agenda & Meeting Link

Voluntary Annual Dues

PHNA hasn't been actively collecting dues the past year, in part because we haven't been able to have our annual picnics where folks usually renew. If you would like to make a 2021 payment (Household $10 / Individual $5) Mail to: Glenda Murray (Treasurer), 525 West Third, Bloomington, IN 47404

Dues pay for things like: park shelter rental for neighborhood picnics, paper newsletters, "matching" for grants (i.e. murals, structural improvements etc.), event materials, website costs, etc. 

Irish Music Session

Monday, April 5th 4:30pm-6:300pm • at Euclid & Howe Streets

The folks who used to gather (pre-pandemic) to play and sing traditional Irish music at the Runcible Spoon have occasional outdoor, socially distanced gatherings at the corner of Euclid and Howe. All are welcome!


Tree Recommendations

Dear Friends and Neighbors,
I'm having a dying silver maple in my backyard cut down in the next few weeks. It's constantly dropping dead branches. I would like to replace it with another nice hardwood shade tree. Suggestions welcome!
Teri Klassen, 812 W. Howe
tkla...@alumni.iu.edu

Design Review Committee Vacancy

There is a new vacancy on the Design Review Committee. If you would like to be considered for appointment, please email us. 

Solar Study
Solar Indiana Renewable Energy Network (SIREN), an independent, non-partisan, volunteer-run group that promotes solar power in our local area, is seeking feedback from Bloomington residents about their interest in going solar. Your participation in a brief online questionnaire will inform strategic planning efforts to ensure that SIREN is effectively meeting our community’s future needs!

Share your input here: http://tinyurl.com/sirensurvey

If you have any questions or technical difficulties, please email Ashley Clark, Study Director, at afbo...@indiana.edu.

 

Purple Winter Creeper
Now is the best time to remove this invasive plant at the base of trees and poles. Learn more about how to control this plant here. 

Purple wintercreeper is a destructive invasive vine that makes trees vulnerable to wind throw, creates a monoculture groundcover, harms birds and pollinators by crowding out native plants that provide healthy food and habitat, damages forests and reduces the value of your home!

Learn more here. 

Animal Agriculture and Climate Change

Thursday, April 8th, 12pm-12:45pm • Online

Join the IU Libraries Sustainability Interest Group for a conversation about our agricultural system, the impacts of animal agriculture, and how you can combat climate change. 

Information and RSVP here

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Voluntary neighborhood dues are accepted year round: Household $10 / Individual $5
Mail to: Glenda Murray (Treasurer), 525 West Third, Bloomington, IN 47404

 

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