PSNA November 19 Zoom Meeting
When: Thursday, November 19, 2020 at 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM.
Location: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87461714002?pwd=YVc3d3JVOGpsWmRvUEppWlIrL0tRdz09
This will be a very busy meeting as we have a number of different things to cover.
(Thanks to Charlie Sullivan, Executive Director, Cambridge Historical Commission)
ELEVEN LITTLE-KNOWN FACTS OF CAMBRIDGE HISTORY
Everybody knows Cambridge as the home of Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Few know that Cambridge is a diverse community with a complex history in which the universities played a relatively small part.
The attached pdfs list all the info on the 100% affordable units available at Frost Terrace, 1791 Mass Ave, near Porter Square, which will open in 2021.
PSNA will also have an update from the developers at our meeting next week (Thursday,7-9pm).
Reminder: "Can We All Breathe Now?"
Neighbors,
Following a tough election and no concession yet, we invite you to join us at Porter Square - Sunday, Nov 8, at 10 am!
We figure we can all talk about the election, and the next 4 years.
Neighbors,
Please come out to Porter Square - Sunday, Nov 1, at 10 am.
Yes, I know it is Halloween and it snowed, and you are dealing with tree damage, and you are all working for and worrying about the election.
But for an hour or two bring your family, friends, dogs, your home-made signs, your masks and join your neighbors at Porter Square to "Stand Out Against Racism" to show we continue to be outraged at the continuing police violence and the lack of justice, in this country.
Neighbors,
Please come out to Porter Square - Sunday, Oct 25, at 10 am.
If you are an artist or enjoy making artistic things with messaging, please consider making and bringing/donating a sign!
Bring your family, friends, dogs, your home-made signs, your masks and join your neighbors at Porter Square to "Stand Out Against Racism" to show how upset we are with institutional racism and continuing police violence against people of color, and the lack of justice for them, in this country.
Please take a moment to read through these incredibly long and dilligently researched lists of names. Then think about one of them being your son, brother, husband, father, or possibly your daughter, sister, mother..... Or perhaps you had to worry every day that it might happen to them, you?
