Today's e-letter begins the 8th year of publishing. It's been a pleasure. - Jim Tolbert
It’s snowing! Donna Stephens took some great pics of the
park this morning. See them and
get the inside scoop from our local National Weather Service office.
Big thanks to Laura Zweber who single-handedly repaired the
doors on our Little Free Library. Not only did Laura repair a broken door, she
improved the hinges and made the doors more wind-resistant. Thank you, Laura!
Speaking about the Little Free Library: We are very low on
books. Remember this is a library. Take a book; return a book. Or give another
book. This is our library. Anyone can
use it. That’s why we want to take care of it. Our LFL “offers a way to share
good things to read – favorite books from your childhood or books you would
recommend to friends; books that teach, intrigue and engage you. All of us can
help by keeping this collection stocked with good reading material.” It’s really simple: Take a book. Share it by returning to any Little Library
or pass it on to a friend. Give books. Leave
notes in the book. Let others know about your reading experience. Pass it on. Bottom line: we are good at borrowing books
but need to be better about returning or putting other books into the library.
Please help.
We’ve been informed that the lettering for the new park sign
will be delivered to the contractor this Friday. So – any time after that our
new Newman Park sign should be completed. See a picture here
if you haven’t already.
You know the routine. There weren’t any trash and recycling
services on Tuesday (New Year’s Day) – so pick-up is this Saturday, January 5th.
Services return to normal Tuesday
pick-ups beginning January 8th.
Finally, with this e-letter I begin the eighth year of ¡Hola
Vecinos! It has been a joy to write these often weekly letters with news about
our neighborhood association, city or more. Thanks for reading them and our blog.
Prospero AƱo Nuevo!
¡Hola Vecinos!© is
an emailed newsletter for the people and businesses in the Newman Park
neighborhood of El Paso, their friends and other interested persons. It is
written and published by Jim Tolbert
who takes sole responsibility for the content of the letter. To
subscribe or unsubscribe, just reply to this letter or email jimhtolbert@elp.rr.com.
Please visit www.newmanpark.blogspot.com
and www.elpasonaturally.blogspot.com.
The mission of the
Newman Park Neighborhood Association is to improve the quality of life in the
Newman Park neighborhood through care and attention to the park and surrounding
areas, and to build a community network of care, watchfulness and concern for
each other and our beautiful desert environment.
This is Volume 8
and Number 1 published on January 3, 2013
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