NATIONAL NIGHT OUT

Tuesday, October 7, 6 - 8 pm
(Time on flyer is incorrect)

Mosswood Circle

Pizza and Drinks Provided
Bring Chairs

This is a great opportunity for citizens and law enforcement to partner up against crime. We invite you to attend the event, meet your neighbors and commit to helping law enforcement reduce crime in your community.

National Night Out is designed to:
Heighten crime and drug prevention awareness.
Generate support and participation in crime efforts.
Strengthen neighborhood spirit and police community relations.
Let criminals know that neighborhoods are organized and fighting back.

10/6 - Mad Hatter Day

10/23 - National Mole Day



Great News!

Paco Bertsch has volunteered to act as Vice President and Matt Janiga as Secretary.
Ron Mattison is willing to take on the job as President.
The Association will vote on officers at the Holiday Party.

Paco and Matt will introduce themselves in a newsletter planned for next month.

2014 COVNA BOARD

Vacant
Ron Mattison
Vacant
Hal Ferguson
Doug Tabony
Karen Mattison
Jennifer Rizkalla

President
Vice President (282-2174)
Secretary
Treasurer (512 282-0601)
Newsletter (512 280-4080)
ANC Delegate (512 282-2174)
Past President (512 280-4975)
 

To join the COVNA Email List, click below and
send an email with your name(s) to Doug at

tabonyproductions@att.net
Now 150+ households strong!

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2014 EVENT SCHEDULE

2/17 -Meeting at Tres Amigos: 7 pm
4/12 - Neighborhood Garage Sale:
8 am-1 pm
4/26 - Spring Fling: 5-8 pm


6 /14 - Summer Picnic

10/7 - National Night Out: 6-8 pm
12/14 - Holiday Party: 6-8 pm


Advertise in the COVNA Newsletter
Only $10.00/month. Reaches over 400 homes & Online at COVNA.org
Email Hal Ferguson to see if space is available at: hkferguson37@yahoo.com


Print and Clip


Neighborhood Bird Guide

Do you see or hear birds in our neighborhood that you don’t recognize? If you want to find out what you are seeing and find out a bit about them, click here for the simple-to-use guide that covers the birds I’ve seen in our neighborhood over the years at our feeders, in the yard, on walks (or rolls in my case) and in the air.

There are seed eaters, insect eaters, road-kill eaters, and even hawks that specialize in catching birds in our area.

I look forward to additions from enthusiasts!

Female House Finch

Great Horned Owl

Baltimore Oriole


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November Elections

National, city, county, and local elections will be held on November 4th. These will include the new 10-1 Austin City Council - a mayor elected city-wide and 10 council members elected soly by voters in the 10 newly drawn districts. Also included is a bond proposition for 1 billion dollars lumping together a light rail route and road improvements.

Informative Web Links

For the complete Sample Ballot:
www.traviscountyclerk.org/eclerk/Content.do?code=E.3
Click on Your Personal Ballot (close to top of page)
Enter your name and birth date and click Look Me Up
Scroll down the same page a bit and click on View My Ballot

Audio from a District 5 (ours) Forum
, 9/22, ACC’s S. Austin Campus
Presented by KUT, the Austin Monitor, Univision 62, KXAN and the Austin Chronicle
kut.org/post/listen-ballot-boxing-district-5-forum

League of Women Voters Voter Guide
The League of Women Voters of the Austin Area provides nonpartisan information on elections and voting. Our goal is to offer the complete list of all contests on your ballot, including state and local offices and propositions.
The Voters Guide for the November 4, 2014 General Election is expected to be available here October 19th
lwvaustin.org/voter-guide




Thomas Cole depicted "The Picnic" prior to 1860

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