It’s that time of year again!
Here we come a’carolling!
Join us on December 19 as we sing out in good cheer.
We’ll meet at the Streetcar Social at Auburn Street Market, and leave from there.
Social starts at 5:30 pm.
ADNA Holiday Pot Luck
Join your neighbors to celebrate the holiday season. We will also hold elections for the 2014 ADNA Board
December 11, 2013 – 7pm
Park Bar
Walton Street, Atlanta 
Join us for a Community Meeting
Monday, November 18
6:30 p.m. until 8:00 p.m.
Big Bethel AME Church Fellowship Hall
220 Auburn Ave NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Free parking behind the church in the parking lot at 195 John Wesley Dobbs Avenue The meeting agenda will include a presentation by the zoning update consultant team including:
An overview of the proposed regulations
Details about recommended density and height rules
Identification of Contributing Buildings within the District
A process update and schedule for adoption of the proposed regulations
Throughout the process visit www.atlantadowntown.com/mlkzoning for updates
Public Open House
Cycle Atlanta Phase 1.0 Study and High-Priority Bicycle Projects
November 19, 2013 6:00-8:00 p.m. (drop in anytime)
Old City Council Chambers, Atlanta City Hall
68 Mitchell St SW, Atlanta, GA 30303
The City of Atlanta’s Department of Planning and community Development announces a Public Open House where you can review the draft of the Cycle Atlanta: Phase 1.0 Study before it is presented to Atlanta City Council for adoption. The recommendations of the bicycle plan specifically address the diverse population of the central Atlanta area by considering the needs of different ages and demographic groups. The network of five study corridors directly connects to four regional medical centers, 11 public schools, two private schools, seven colleges and universities, and 13 MARTA Rapid Rail Stations. Data collected from our newly-released smartphone App, CycleAtlanta, was used throughout the planning process (http://www.cycleatlanta.org).
Jingle Bell 5K Run/Walk
Arthritis Foundation Jingle Bell 5K Run-Walk route December 7, 2013 at Turner Field
November Monthly Neighborhood Meeting
Tuesday November 12 – 6:30 pm
Courtyard by Marriott, Carnegie Way, Atlanta
This month we will have a short presentation from the Center for Civil and Human Rights
We will also be joined by Joan Gardner, our Fulton County Commissioner
Looking for something free to do this coming Sunday morning?
Want to support your downtown neighborhood public elementary school?
Then please join us this Sunday morning at the corner of Euclid Ave. and Edgewood Ave, from 7-10AM, to cheer on runners in the Atlanta Marathon. Centennial Place Elementary will earn funds through your cheering! The more folks cheering, the more funds our neighborhood school receives.
To participate:
1) Sign up online at http://www.doitsports.com/volunteer2/info.tcl?job_id=54249148 to be a “cheer” volunteer!
2) Wear an Atlanta themed shirt and hat (or costume) and bring a noisemaker if you have one (the crazier and louder, the better!)
3) Come to Euclid Ave. and Edgewood Ave. this Sunday from 7-10AM (or any time between) and cheer on the marathon runners!
Thank you for supporting Centennial Place Elementary, your neighborhood public K-5 elementary school located at 531 Luckie Street. For more information, please email at centennialpsf@gmail.com or visit www.cpschoolfoundation.org.
Attention Residents:
The Atlanta Marathon will pass through our neighborhood on the morning of Sunday, October 27th. Atlanta Track Club is hosting the event and invites all of us to participate by cheering on participants as they make their way past our homes. Our neighborhood is located within two of 24 cheer zones featured along the course through Atlanta Track Club’s Adopt a Marathon Mile program.
Each mile benefits a different local nonprofit, and our miles, miles 2 and 3, support the Georgia Foundation for Public Education and Kate’s Club. Last year Atlanta Track Club donated over $132,125 to local nonprofits through the Adopt a Marathon Mile program. A portion of the donation made to each organization in the program is determined by the number of fans along the route, so let’s get together to show our support for the runners and participating nonprofits!
Please note the Atlanta Marathon will impact traffic on October 27th. For a full listing of road and lane closures for the Atlanta Marathon, visit http://www.atlantamarathon.org/tiny_files/2013_Marathon_and_10_Miler_Road_Closures.pdf.
Please plan your travel accordingly, refrain from parking along the route and follow all police instruction and signage regarding these road closures.