The LHENA Board will convene this Wednesday, June 20th at 6:30pm at the LHENA office for its monthly meeting. The public is welcome to attend. Please see the .pdf below for the draft agenda. 

You're Invited: Meet Neighbors, Talk Fun, Brainstorm Ideas 
The Community Life and Safety Committee is buzzing with ideas to get neighbors connected and outdoors. If you have fun ideas to add, or are interested in any of our agenda items, we welcome your participation.

lso, if you're new to the neighborhood and looking for more info about LHENA and what it does, we are happy to welcome you and either plug you into our projects or direct you to where your passions may find the right fit.

Community Life & Safety Committee meeting
Thursday, May 24. 6:00-7:30pm
LHENA Office, 2909 Hennepin Ave. S. (Next to Williams Pub, ring LikeMinds buzzer to get in.)

Agenda:
1) Welcome Activity
2) Adopt committee norms
3) Review Annual Meeting Feedback
4) Open Streets Planning
5) Renters Socials and Liaison
6) Gnome Scavenger Hunt
7) New ideas
a) Art in the Park
b) Neighborhood Signs
c) Family Picnic and Playdate
d) Neighbor Meet Ups
e) Conflict Resolution Center partnership

LHENA Board Meeting
Wednesday, May 16th
2909 Hennepin Ave S (2nd floor)
Public welcome. 

Agenda:

The Community Life & Safety Committee will meet this Thursday, April 26 from 6-7:30pm at the LHENA offices for its first meeting of the LHENA year. This is a brand new committee! Join your neighbors to rethink our relationship to safety and embark on tending to the life of the community itself. If you know anyone who might be interested in joining in on the fun/work, please invite them!

April 26 Agenda:
1) Elect the Chair
2) Create a list of group expectations
3) Determine the next year's schedule of meeting times
4) Review feedback from the Annual Meeting (generated during its two community workshops)
5) Review projects: Park Programming; Gnome Hunt; Lyndale Open Streets, NNO, Sexual Assault Prevention; Pedestrian Safety; Jefferson; implicit bias training
6) New Business: reading group, partnership with the Conflict Resolution Center

WHERE: 2909 Hennepin Ave S, there is a buzzer where we will let you in to our shared office space at LikeMinds

WHEN: April 26, 6-7:30p

Please feel free to bring snacks and beverages.

It has been more than two years since the Lowry Hill East Historic District was nominated and approved by Minneapolis Community Planning and Economic Development (CPED). In this last week of February 2018 the historic signage was placed on the street corner boundaries. The first historic district recognition in the neighborhood showcases the largely intact core of housing that was constructed in Lowry Hill East primarily between 1890 and 1920.

To learn more, visit the History Committee's web page or attend their first committee meeting on May 1st.