The SCNA Neighborhood Concerns Committee hosted an informational webinar on the city’s Homeless Siting Master Plan Tuesday, Nov. 9, 2021 on Zoom. The focus was on how the Curtis Park
September’s Viewpoint reported that the SCNA budget included a deficit. Viewpoint interviewed the association’s treasurer to learn more about the purpose of this deficit. First, it is an intentional deficit
Q. Which qualities would be most necessary and welcome in a new president? In what directions should the new president take SCNA? John Mathews: Being the board president is far
Lori Harder moved to Curtis Park in 1988. She was attracted to her fixer-upper home by its “good bones” and the wide-open space of the railroad yard out her back
“I keep reading about activities for the Senior Center at the Sierra 2. Who runs it? How old do you have to be to participate? Can a younger person accompany
How much of a market is there for all the new classes at The Learnery? Are SCNA dues and contributions going to fund activities for people outside the neighborhood?
If Andi Liebenbaum followed her heart’s desire, she’d be making ice cream every day instead of working in the legal world for the state. As a member of SCNA’s board
Why does SCNA need such a large reserve fund? —Bruce Pierini SCNA Board Treasurer Jonathan LaTurner answers:
SCNA Vice President Bruce Pierini lives with his husband Wayne Anderson and their beloved cats on a friendly block of 25th Street where neighbors gather for progressive dinners and block
What is SCNA doing about neighborhood safety? —Bruce Pierini SCNA Board Member John Mathews answers: SCNA has conducted a number of public meetings in the past two years to discuss
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