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A Snail’s Pace

ByGretchen

At the start of each new Board Year for Rose Park Neighborhood you’d think we’d start with a clean slate. Not so. In fact, very little would get done if we started from scratch each August. And that’s because it takes months and years to accomplish meaningful action. So on any given day it seems very little is happening but looking back a great deal has happened. The snail has some but not all of what the RPNA Board is starting this year. As always we encourage input and creativity – email: info@rpna.org.

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Can we be too healthy? Are we healthy enough?
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