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Hawthorne Annual Dinner

Date: 
Sep 25 2008 6:00pm - 9:00pm

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Farview Park
29th and Lyndale Ave. N
Minneapolis, MN, 55411
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Event Description: 

This year’s annual meeting will take place at Farview Park on Thursday, September 25th from 6-9PM!

The evening of free food and entertainment will start at 6 PM and our special keynote speaker is Inspector Mike Martin of the City of Minneapolis Police Department. He will speak on a variety of issues and his experiences with the city and our community.

This is a free dinner for the community and all residents, businesses and other community stake holders are invited to join us as we take a look at
our year in review and give our annual report to the community. Daycare will be provided that evening for families, but please RSVP by September 15th if possible.

There will be door prizes, entertainment, and other special activities and give-aways. The annual meeting is also important because this is the opportunity to vote in new members to the Hawthorne Neighborhood Council board of directors. There are 8 seats open in all 4 residential quadrants, as well as at-large and other special positions, including seats to represent business, non-profit and youth interests. If you are interested in becoming a board member, there’s still time to apply.

Contact HNC and by calling their office at (612) 529-6033 or e-mail HNC at chair@hawthornecommunity.org.

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