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About the PNA:
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Membership
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Everyone who lives in
the Pinckney Neighborhood is automatically a
member of the Pinckney Neighborhood Association.
Everyone is encouraged to attend the bi-monthly
General Meetings and to even run for office!
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Officers
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President: Steve
Braswell
Vice President: Linda Bush
Secretary: Harry Miller
Treasurer: Kristen Walker
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Dues
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$2.00 per family. Dues
are voluntary but greatly appreciated as they
help defray the costs associated with the Pinckney
Neighborhood Association activities.
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Newsletter
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The Neighborhood Association
newsletter is mailed 6 times a year to all the
homes in the Pinckney Neighborhood. It is also
available here
on this website.
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Pinckney Neighborhood
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The Pinckney Neighborhood
is one of the oldest in the city. It bears the
former name of 6th Street. Until 1912, 6th Street
was named Pinckney Street after a Revolutionary
War Hero. It covers the area from the Kaw to
Iowa Street/Mcdonald Drive, 6th Street to I-70.
Click here for
more information, including a map.
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Ongoing Events |
To better serve the neighborhood,
the PNA sponsors several events each year, including
a twice-a-year neighborhood cleanup (May and
October) and a picnic. Last fall the PNA put
on an extremely well-attended block dance at
the Pinckney School Playground. Everyone is
invited to participate.
Events will be advertised in the newsletter,
on the website, and in the Journal-World. And
if you'd like to be notified...or reminded...by
email, sign up to be placed on our free mailing
list.
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