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Dear Frogs:
The Hub, Riverdale’s Immigrant women’s shelter is inviting the neighbourhood to dig into their garden tomorrow
Friday June 3 @ 2:00pm
1326 Gerrard Street E
( just west of Highfield Rd) 416 465 6021
You will be enlightened by the experience of this amazing Eco Green building and all that it embraces…
Come on! Get your hands dirty.
Archived Announcements
A message from Paula Fletcher
Community Garden in Greenwood Park Meeting date: Wednesday, June 1 st (please note change!) 9:30 to 10:30
Parent Resources Drop In Centre
1117 Gerrard St East (at Leslie)
(in the Church basement, across from Riverdale Collegiate)
FROG would like the communities' input on any concerns or opinions you might
have in connection to this project, please attend if you can.
Proposed drawings will be circulated when received from the councillor’s office.
Thank You, FROG
A message from Paula Fletcher
Community Garden in Greenwood Park Meeting date: Monday, May 30, 1 p.m.
Parent Resources Drop In Centre
1117 Gerrard St East (at Leslie)
(in the Church basement, across from Riverdale Collegiate)
FROG would like the communities' input on any concerns or opinions you might
have in connection to this project, please attend if you can.
Proposed drawings will be circulated when received from the councillor’s office.
Thank You, FROG
From Friends of Greenwood Park (FROG), May 20, 2011
Hi All
Just wanted to share the Friends of Trinity Bellwood's Park site with you. It seems that they were very successful in securing new playground equipment, there are several options and all are marked improvements over what they had. Here is the link for you to review the information. We could probably learn something here in terms of how they were able to provide this to their community. Any thoughts?
http://www.trinitybellwoods.ca/playground-improvements-phase-1
Greenwood Park Update, May 15, 2011
Message from Netami Stuart, landscape architect responsible for the playground design
-Construction will start after we have two weeks of dry weather. The ground needs to dry up enough for them to get big trucks in to do the work.
-Once construction starts, the playground will be fenced off for five weeks for construction.
-This is one of their first big jobs to start this year.
I suspect that within one week from today, if the weather holds out, you will lose the use of the play ground for five weeks or so. And if those five weeks are really rainy, it may be longer.
FROG is hopeful that we can all enjoy the renovated playground with our families beginning with and during the summer break!
We are also hoping to replace the tired playground equipment, if there is anyone who can assist in this please let us know, all the best from FROG
posted April 14, 2011
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Greenwood park clean up spruce up
Saturday April 30, 2011
9 am to 2 pm
Join your neighbours to ..
Help spruce up the playground, plant flowers with your kids and more..
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Rink side campfire, Sunday February 20, 11am-12:30.
Come out and join us for a Rink Side Campfire at Greenwood Park.
Enjoy a skate with your family, toast a marshmallow and have a cup of hot chocolate! Bring a few friends!
Councillor Paula Fletcher plans on attending to hear community input on the proposed rink and change house upgrades
Help reduce waste, bring your own mug if possible.
Anyone interested in helping out, please email us at greenwood@parkcommons.ca
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