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Office Location: Catherine St. office is closed |
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Phone: 413-746-6206
Note new email:
Email: mcknightcouncil@yahoo.com
What are these people doing?????
See KEEP SPRINGFIELD BEAUTIFUL (bottom of page)
Seven (7) seats are open on the McKnight Council Board,
including At-Large seat for Youth (age 14 to 20)

Mason Square Library Manager Reggie Wilson Received Thanks from DeBerry First Graders
McKnight Neighborhood Council, Inc.
Next Meeting:
TUESDAY, June
10, 2008 at 7:00 pm
at
Also: Board Elections coming up in June.
Nomination papers available at this Meeting
Regular meetings are the 2nd Tuesday each month.
PLEASE PARDON US WHILE WE REBUILD THE McKNIGHT WEBSITE TO WORK BETTER FOR YOU! Sorry for any inconvenience, but please be patient ... THERE'S A BRAND NEW, SUPER-DUPER, INTERACTIVE WEBSITE ON THE WAY!! STAY TUNED!!!
[Last updated 5/27/08 ... and still working on it.]
Of interest:
Homeowner Foreclosure
Prevention Workshop
Governor Deval L. Patrick
& The Executive Office of Housing & Economic Development
Domenic Sarno, Mayor of the City of Springfield
Sponsored by:
Massachusetts Homeowners:
Get Help Now to Save Your Home
Saturday, June 7, 2008
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Chestnut Middle School
355 Plainfield Street
Springfield, MA 01107
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Meet face to face with your mortgage lender to discuss loanmodifications & alternatives to prevent foreclosure
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Meet with local housing & credit counselors•
Attend educational seminars about keeping your homeSpanish-speaking counselors will be available at the workshop.
For questions related to this event,
please call 413-233-1622
www.mass.gov/foreclosure
Participating Lenders:
• Bank of America • CitiBank • Countrywide Financial • GMAC Mortgage • JP Morgan Chase • Option One • Washington Mutual • Wells Fargo
ADIESTRAMIENTO PARA DUEÑOS DE CASA
EVITE LA PERDIDA DE SU HOGAR
Auspiciado Por:
Dueños de casa en Massachusetts: Reciba ayuda ahora para proteger
su casa. Únase a la Administración del Gobernador Patrick y el
Alcalde Domenic Sarno en una reunión que unirá a los dueños de
casa del Oeste de Massachusetts.
¡Venga y participe!
Sábado, 7 de junio de 2008
Of interest:
Subject: Governor's Youth Council (On Behalf Of Doug
Rubin)
Greetings,
I am pleased to inform you of an opportunity to involve young people in state government.
For the past few months, the Governor’s Office of Community Affairs has been developing the Governor’s Statewide Youth Council. The goal of the Council is to encourage the Commonwealth’s young people to become involved in their communities and to participate in planning and problem solving by taking on leadership roles. The Youth Council will focus on issues important to youth as well as the Governor’s priorities of education, economic development and civic engagement. The Youth Council will act as an advisory body to the Governor and his Administration.
In developing the concept for the Council, an extensive outreach process has been utilized. Between January and March of this year, four planning meetings were held in Boston , Lowell , Worcester , and Springfield , with approximately 80 young people attending each meeting. Eighty-three community- and faith-based organizations also participated in this process.
The Statewide Youth Council will be comprised of 28 young people ages 14 to 20 representing the 14 counties in the Commonwealth, with two representatives per county. Participants will come from various walks of life and will represent the diversity of the Commonwealth.
Each youth member, together with his or her adult sponsor, will also be responsible for organizing meetings in their local communities to assess which issues should be brought to the statewide council. These “local councils” will provide more access opportunities for youth to become involved beyond the 28 official representatives, and in this manner will better serve all of the youth of Massachusetts .
Selection of the council will be by application, which is available at www.mass.gov/governor/youthcouncil. Applications are due by May 30, 2008. A selection committee will review the applications and select the 28 members, who will then be notified via mail.
The Office of Community Affairs is dedicated to ensuring that the Council serves the Governor with its full potential. If you would like to become involved, please contact the Office of Community Affairs at 617 725-4020. I encourage you to share this information with organizations with whom you work and I thank you, in advance, for your interest and support.
Sincerely,
Doug Rubin,
Chief of Staff, Office of Governor Patrick
Mason Square Library Advisory Committee
By-Laws (See below: General Meeting to change out-dated by-laws)
Newsletter (See Current Issue below)
Board of Directors
2007-2008 OFFICERS:
Gregory Hession, President
James D. Llewellyn, Vice President
Marianne Winters, Treasurer
Ben Swan Jr., Secretary
[Assistant Secretary & Assistant Treasurer positions are OPEN]
Committees:
Communications/ Website (Co-Chairs: Jim Llewellyn & Ben Swan Jr.)
Finance / Fundraising (Chair: Marianne Winters)
Housing / Code Enforcement (Chair: Denise Moccia)
Neighborhood Development & Planning (Demetrios Panteleakis)
Public Safety (Chair: Walter Kroll)
Links:
Sprinngfield Partners for Community Action
MNC Newsletter (Current Issue): May-June, 2008 - Page 1, Page 2, Page 3, Page 4, Page 5, Page 6, Page 7, Page 8
Thank you very much to all who participated in this effort and showed up for the meeting!
To see the By-Laws as adopted on April 8, 2008, at a general membership meeting of the McKnight Neighborhood Council, Inc. Click on By-Laws.
THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO PICKED UP!!!
Saturday, MAY 3, 2008
Let's Keep it UP!!
Don't litter - Pick it UP!!
CITY-WIDE COMMUNITY
CLEANUP
Another GREAT SUCCESS in McKnight!
to all who
participate!
PLEASE
KEEP McKNIGHT and
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