Topic: CAN! mail-lists
Topic type:
Information about all Montpelier CAN! mail-lists: neighborhood/area covered; leader name & email address; current status, members, activity.
| CAN Neighborhood | Leader(s) | Estd. Population (# reg'd voters) | Status, Notes | VCEM-related Updates |
| Barre-O: (area around Barre Street |
Jordan Corinna 223-2574 |
336 |
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| Pleasanthood |
Busler-Blais Lydia improvisant@gmail.com Lisman Deborah dlisman1@myfairpoint.net |
730 | ||
| College Hill |
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Downtown Neighborhood |
Andrea Stander, 522-3284 (c), bluemocha2003@yahoo.com Joy Facos, 229-1431, jfacos@comcast.net Joan R. Black, 229-1998, dadsmom1@hotmail.com |
724 | Looking for more residents to join leadership team. | |
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Elm Street Neighborhood: Lower Elm |
Justin McCabe 229-5818 Jwmccabe1@gmail.com |
256 |
Leaders are new to CAN! project. Both are currently reaching out to residents and gauging interest in neighborhood activities, such as potlucks.
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| Upper Elm |
David Murphy 223-2577 d.murphy47@comcast.net |
Leaders are new to CAN! project. Both are currently reaching out to residents and gauging interest in neighborhood activities, such as potlucks.
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The Meadow |
Kate & Nic Nicolet 522-6692 |
445 | The Meadow neighborhood has a long history of neighborhood activities. In November, the neighborhood hosted a potluck. Approximately 60 people attended. The neighborhood has a very active listserv that facilitates exchanges among residents. The neighborhood utilized training from the Between the Cracks weatherization group to perform improvements on a resident’s home. The neighborhood looks forward to organizing a February activity, such as a snow sculpture contest or talent show. | |
| Murray Hill |
Linda Milne (Murray Hill Condominium CAN! Leader)
223-4141 lrmilnecpa@yahoo.com |
196 |
Although “Murray Hill” has been used to refer to the condominium association in the past, the Murray Hill CAN! area extends beyond the condominium borders. The area outside the Murray Hill condominium association is not presently served by a CAN! leader. The Planning Department is currently seeking leadership in this area.
Linda Milne is a CAN! leader who is coordinating efforts within the Murray Hill condos. Everyone within the Murray Hill condominiums has received information about the assistance resources available through CAN!. Two condominium associations and an overall homeowners association exist within Murray Hill; through these associations, the Murray Hill condo residents work together to maintain buildings, outside services, and water systems. Murray Hill condo residents have already established connections and have some informal networks through which they can assist each other when needed. |
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| North Street |
Bethany Pombar 279-4466 |
320 | One of the most active neighborhood groups, the North Street neighborhood hosts monthly potlucks with speakers. An average of 25 people attend each potluck. Through a neighborhood newsletter, residents are aware of residents who are services or items. | |
| Northfield Street |
Sally Bouffard 229-5702 |
513 | The Northfield Street neighborhood coordinates efforts with the local senior centers. Residents are exchanging services, such as dog-walking, with each other. A phone tree has been established so that older residents have someone checking in on them. |
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| Park West |
Jean Jolley 223-7894 |
614 |
CAN! volunteers distributed the City’s winter preparation guide throughout the neighborhood. Many area residents already assist one another when needed.
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did not collect email addresses when we canvassed this part of the city in the fall (of '08) |
| Towne Hill |
Bill Doyle, 223-2851, wodoyle@comcast.net Priscilla Minkin, 229-1418, p.minkin@verizon.net Georgia Valentine, gdvalentine@verizon.net |
366 |
Priscilla and Georgia are leaders for Greenock ; Westwood Drive ; Dire; Murray Road ; and the portion of Towne Hill Road between Woodcrest and Murray Road. The Towne Hill Road neighborhood is a large neighborhood encompassing much of the Gallison Hill Road and Towne Hill Road . In October, Boy Scouts helped deliver the City’s winter preparation guide to residents. |
Priscilla: "able to send out a large email. " Georgia: "we're only doing three streets of the very large Towne Hill neighborhood, and we don't yet have an email network." |
| Toy Town | Jean Jolley | 83 |
The Toy Town area is an extension of the Park West neighborhood. Volunteers from the Park West neighborhood canvassed Toy Town to make sure residents received information about winter resources. |
did not collect email addresses when we canvassed this part of the city in the fall (of '08) |
