After the power outages throughout the area (including Meriwether Street for just under 48 hours) a couple of weeks ago, a lot of people are nervous about the storm that started late this morning. If anyone needs help shoveling their walk or sidewalk, please don’t hesitate to contact the Neighborhood Association for help. We will do our best to either do it ourselves or find a volunteer (and, of course, anyone who would like to help shovel out neighbors but doesn’t know where to start is welcome to contact us). More importantly, if all or a portion of the neighborhood loses power and anyone needs a warm place to go, please don’t hesitate to reach out to the neighborhood association for help. Some houses stay warmer than others even in a power outage and we will do our best to find shelter for anyone in need.
Little High Neighborhood News
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November Neighborhood Association Meeting
The Little High Neighborhood Association’s monthly meeting for November will be held on Wednesday, November 17, at 7pm. The agenda will include a continuation of our review and discussion of our bylaws. The meeting will be held via zoom. ALL neighborhood residents are invited to attend.
Access Details
Little High Neighborhood Association Monthly Meeting (Nov 17, 2021, 7pm)
Meeting ID: 975 068 8087
Passcode: 239565
Annual Picnic this Sunday
Join us at Meade Park this Sunday (October 10) from 4pm to 6pm for our annual picnic!
The neighborhood association will be providing pizza, rice and veggies, and dessert and drinks (including Kombucha from Mountain Culture Kombucha).
Come meet or reconnect with neighbors, enjoy free food and drink, and talk to your neighborhood association board members.
Bring your artistic self for community mural making! Bring a chair and wear a mask.
Questions?
Contact Neighborhood Association Co-President Shawnee West
Rosamond Casey Exhibit
Little High Neighborhood Picnic
On Sunday, Oct. 10th, 4-6pm, we will gather at Meade Park pavillion. Food and drinks provided. This is a great opportunity to hang out with your neighbors and meet some new ones! And it’s a great opportunity to meet and talk with your Neighborhood Association Board!
Everyone is welcome! Help spread the word!
Masking and social distancing policy will follow CDC and Virginia Department of Health guidelines. Because these are subject to change in response to circumstances, we will announce what those are sometime during the week preceding the picnic.
