2016 Boise neighborhood grants news story Do you have a great idea for a project in the VPNA? Every year the City of Boise gives out grants for hundreds of thousands of dollars to neighborhood associations for a variety of neighborhood improvement projects. Last year the VPNA was awarded 2 grants, one for neighborhood outreach […]
Did you get yours? We sent these out to every home in the VPNA. It was a bit delayed but hopefully made it in time for our annual meeting today! Here’s the link: VPNA Spring 2016 Newsletter Inside you’ll find a few articles written by our VPNA board. There’s more info on the annual meeting,
Please join us for our Annual Meeting, on Monday, April 18th at 6:30-8:00 PM at Whittier Elementary! The school is located at 29th and Idaho Streets. Come meet your neighbors, and learn about what is happening in the neighborhood. Board elections will take place at the meeting We are seeking new volunteers to be on
You’ve probably heard that 14 of our neighbors have lost their homes because of an accidental fire a few nights ago. Thank you to all those who have already helped in one way or another. Here are a few ways you can help out if you have not already: – Donations of gift cards (WalMart, Payless
by Rae Brooks, VPNA board member BOISE’S WEST END – Here’s what we all want to know: Esther Simplot Park will probably not open until late summer next year. And access to the Greenbelt from the western end of Pleasanton Avenue will likely also remain closed until the park opens. Here’s why: The city of Boise’s
