Thank You
National Grid!
Lincoln Park Gets a Big Helping Hand
March 11, 2009 - Over 100 volunteer employees took
part in NG's Earth Day Clean Up Effort in Lincoln
Park. To rejuvenate its natural beauty, they cleared
over grown brush, removed debris along the trails and
lawns, removed invasive non-native plant species,
and created new planting beds.
Greeting their arrival were State Senator John
DeFranciso, City Director of Opertions Tim Carol,
Parks Commissioner Pat Driscoll, and LHNA
members.
The scenic vista from the Round Top of downtown
Syracuse is open again. For many decades,
overgrown trees have blocked this view. It is now
have the best unobstructed view of the business
district, as can be seen from any city park. LHNA
thanks NG for realizing the portion of the park master
plan. We hope this will attract more residents to enjoy
the park.
Another goal of restoring a 360-degree view from the
round top was begun. The volunteers began clearing
brush from the other sides of the round top.
New flower beds were created and planted adjacent to
the proposed site of the new Scenic Outlook Platform.
Day Lilies and other flowering plants will flank the
platform entrance.
NEXT CLEAN SWEEP
Saturday, August 22
nd
at 9 a.m is the next Sweep.
We'll meet at Lincoln Park gazebo for some fortifying
coffee and donuts before starting.
EFS DAY OF SERVICE
Need Lincoln Hill Volunteers
Saturday, August 29
th
at noon: again this year,
Lincoln Park will be recipient of the EFS Freshman
Class’s efforts. About 45 students will spend 2 to 3
hours working in the park. We need LH volunteers to
supervise and direct about 4 groups. Contact Jamie at
472-0018 for more information.
LINCOLN PARK GROUP
New LHNA Group Forming
This new group is focused only on Lincoln Park
activities, issues, and improvements. We hope this
may grow into a Friends of Lincoln Park association.
For more information, email LHNA with the subject
line “Park Group.”
‘ROUND TOP’ GATE MOVED
July 20
th
– Parks Department is installing new gates at
the round top. The new location will permit police cars
to patrol the Round Top and discourage after-hours
activities. It will also prove easier access to the
proposed Overlook for those with walking difficulties.
IMPORTANT
NUMBERS:
Emergency – 911
Violence, fire, health
Codes – 448-8695
Vacant houses, dead cars,
overgrown lots, junk & trash
Domestic Violence --
442-5332
Drug Tip Line --
487-8477
Dogs – 473-6608
Henniger students
435-4343 David Cecile
Junk Vehicles –
448-8650
Lincoln students –
435-6204 Dean
DeSantus
Neighborhood Anti-
Crime Unit – 442-
5207
Neighborhood
Watch
442-5456 “Watch Link”
448-8762 Jim Crosby
448-8650 Sgt.Rusty
Jones
Special Investigation
Division – 425-1034
drugs, gangs, etc.
TOPS unit – 472-
1034, cell: 263-6133
day time neighborhood
patrols.
For more information, visit us at: www.LincolnHillSyr.org
Email subject lines: “WatchNet” for neighborhood watches, “ParkGroup” for Lincoln Park supporters,
“Complaints” for code issues
Lincoln Hill Neighborhood Association
10142 Carousel Center
S
racuse, NY 13290
NONPROFIT ORG.
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
SYRACUSE, NY
PERMIT NO. 1285
Manymanuals.com
Manymanuals.de
Manymanuals.fr
Manymanuals.it
Manymanuals.pl
Manymanuals.cz
Manymanuals.es
Manymanuals-pt.com
Comentarios a estos manuales