Fairview Park, in VPNA’s Pleasanton sub-neighborhood, is one of six parks selected by the city for reduced maintenance this summer. According to a Statesman article June 21, 2012. Six parks and six medians/rights of way in Boise that was selected for reduced maintenance — every-other-week mowing, less watering, no weeding — beginning in early April. If implemented in all neighborhood […]
When: April 26, 2012 5:30 p.m. – 7:30p.m. Where: Riverglen Jr. High School (6801 N. Gary Lane) The State Street Alignment Study was initiated to explore roadway alignments that would identify future right-of-way needs on State Street between Glenwood Street and 23rd Street. At this time a “best fit alignment” has been identified using the
Dear VPNA and our favorite volunteers! The Jordan Street Garden is excited to begin preparing for our 4th gardening year! We’ll be having our work party from 10-2pm on Saturday, April 14th and would love to put a shout out for volunteers. Our focus will be as follows: Amend the soil with compost Organize compost
Don’t forget student presentations about neighborhood architecture, followed by the chance to get help researching your own home’s history… When: Wednesday, April 4th at 6:30pm (presentations will last ~45 minutes, research portion will follow) Where: Downtown Library! in the William F. Hayes Memorial Auditorium. This meeting space is at the southwest corner of the Main Library with an external
Announcing a two part event focusing on the architecture and history of the “West End” and the chance to research your own home. Part 1 – Student Presentations: This winter the Boise High BAP club has been researching the history and architecture of various properties in the “West End” to help with VPNA’s walking trail grant. At this event
