Month: January 2014

June 7, 2014

RVNA sponsored a meeting of leaders of nearby neighborhood associations to exchange ideas and explore joint initiatives. In attendance were: Collette McFadden, Castle Heights Communications, Sandy Block and Sherilyn Correa, Crestview Co-Presidents, Laura Anderson, Faircrest Heights President, Cristina Paul, Kyle & Mariah Christy, Helms, Elisa Leonelli and Hector Garza Reynier Village Co-Presidents.
One idea RVNA will start implementing right away is a welcome gift basket of fruits and veggies to be presented to new home-owners moving into Reynier Village.

Saturday May 24, 2014

RVNA sent a message about the SORO Fest to the neighbors on our mailing list.
This local event in Reynier Village attracts visitors from the larger SORO community.  We’re lucky that we don’t have to drive and find parking, we can just walk out of our homes and enjoy the day, shop at the booths, get information, eat from the food trucks, mingle with our neighbors.
Please stop by the booth of local artist Barbara Mendes who designed this flyer.

May 18, 2014

SORO NC (South Robertson Neighborhood Council) held their board elections today.
15 seats were up for renewal for a 2-year or a 4-year term. 29 candidates were running.

On May 10 RVNA sent a message to our mailing list of 350 neighbors, encouraging them to attend the Meet the Candidates Forum on May 15, read the Candidates statements, then to vote on May 18, from 10am to 4pm at Shenandoah School.

To find out who was elected, check the SORONC website, sign up for their mailing list.

January 24, 2014

As decided at the 2013 RVNA members meeting, we created the 2014 RVNA Newsletter, describing some of the accomplishments of our Reynier Village Neighbhorhood Association, inviting residents to join our FREE Mailing list and to sign up for membership.
The typesetting design was done by SLB Printing, that recently  opened at 2822 Robertson, because one of the goals of RVNA is to patronize the businesses in our neigbhorhood. Check our Robertson webpage.
The bright red flyer below was distributed to our 20 volunteer Block Captains, who will deliver it to every home in Reynier Village.
RVNA believes it is important for everyone to be connected to prevent crime and help each other in emergencies.