Just a reminder... your Browne's Addition Neighborhood Council needs a Holiday Break too!

We will be meeting on the second Wednesday of January due to the New Year's Holiday
Same time (6:30pm) same place (The MAC)
 I'll be sure to send a reminder and agenda prior to that meeting.
Have a safe and happy New Year!

Timothy J (Tim) Finneran
Browne's Addition Neighborhood Council
Communications Officer

Peaceful Valley youth program breaks new ground
Join us on December 6
Release Date: 12/3/2013 5:15:00 PM
MEDIA CONTACT: Jon Snyder, 509.625.6254

Join State Legislators, City Council Members and Community Leaders for the Groundbreaking Ceremony for the new facility of the Peaceful Valley Youth Program at All Saints Lutheran Church in Browne's Addition. (314 S. Spruce) Dec. 6 at 11 a.m.

“The Peaceful Valley Youth Program is a huge asset to this community,” said Spokane Councilman Jon Snyder. “This new facility will expand the amount of people this program reaches.”

The Peaceful Valley neighborhood has been looking to move the Youth Program to a new facility for years now due to the condition of their current World War II-era community center. Once construction is finished, the new facility will double the programs capacity.

“This is a big step forward for the Youth Program and we are all excited to see this project come together,” said Councilman Mike Allen.

Speaker of the House Frank Chopp, State Senator Andy Billig and Representatives Marcus Riccelli and Timm Ormsby will join Snyder and Allen for the ceremony.

Please join us tomorrow evening at the Patsy Clark Mansion for our annual Holiday Party. We will have a very short meeting, and then gather together as neighbors, to chat and enjoy each others company.
Mark your calender for December 4, 2013, 6:30pm - 9:30pm.
You are encouraged to bring a food dish, and or beverages. Beer and wine are acceptable, as well as are soft drinks.

HEADS UP  to you who park on the EAST-WEST streets in Browne's Addition
Tomorrow is your day for City Leaf Removal.

All cars must be removed from the East-West streets by tomorrow morning, or risk being towed.
Those streets include all "numbered" streets like 2ND, 3rd, 4th... see a pattern here? Also included are Pacific and Riverside Avenues.

Today's Pick-Up went fairly well. Let's do a another good job tomorrow. Move those cars!

This is important!
The City will be doing the Leaf Pick-UP on the North-South Streets in Browne's Addition in the morning (Tuesday 11.19.13). All Cars must be moved from these streets or they will be towed.
The North-South streets are all those named for trees... Elm. Spruce, Poplar etc. Also included is Coeur d'Alene and Cannon Streets. You have been warned!

City of Spokane Leaf Pick-up Schedule
(tentative, weather permitting)

TUESDAY
11/19/13 11/19/13
Browne's Addition (N-S)
South of Riverside Ave., North of 2nd Ave., West of Maple St., and
East of Coeur D' Alene Street

WEDNESDAY
11/20/13 11/20/13
Browne's Addition (E-W)
South of Riverside Ave., North of 2nd Ave., West of Maple St., and
East of Coeur D' Alene Street

All cars must be removed from the street. YOU WILL BE TOWED!

Don't forget that your Neighborhood Council/Steering Committee meeting for November takes place on Wednesday evening, November 6, at the MAC, 6:30PM - 8:00PM. We will be voting on the 2014 CDBG Allocations, talking it up about our upcoming Executive Committee Elections plus much more!

See you all there!

Timothy J (Tim) Finneran

BANC Communications Officer

Clean Green Curbside Pick Up - Monday, October 28, 2013

Clean Green only
Limit 5 items per household. 
Place grass clippings, yard waste, and leaves in automated Clean Green carts, up to a 32 gallon garbage can, or in compostable bags.
Must be on the curb by 7:00 AM

This is fast approaching!

YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND

The October meeting of you neighborhood Council will take place this Wednesday evening.
Same time, (6:30PM) Same place (The MAC).
We will be discussing the updating procedure to our bylaws, the STA Central City Transit proposal, and a status update on our 501(c)3 designation. Also, we will have a presentation from the NW Justice Project, and vote on some urgent funding for the Friends of Coeur d'Alene Park.
It's all in the agenda below. Be there, and take an active part in your neighborhood!

Spokane City Council Member Jon Snyder will host a mobile office at EJ’s Garden Bistro on Friday, Sept. 27 from 1:30 to 2:30pm. This is the third mobile office Council member Snyder has held in 2013.

Citizens are encouraged to attend and discuss issues, concerns and policies facing the City.

Council Member Snyder represents District 2, which includes the South Hill, Browne’s Addition, Peaceful Valley, the Downtown Core area and parts of East Central.

EJ’s Garden Bistro is located at 1928 W Pacific Ave. Reservations are not needed.

Your Browne's Addition Neighborhood Council is very pleased to announce that we will be holding our December Holiday Party in the Historic Patsy Clark Mansion.
Mark your calender for December 4, 2013, 6:30pm - 9:30pm.

You are encouraged to bring a food dish, and or beverages. Beer and wine are acceptable, as well as are soft drinks.

A very special Thank-You goes out to John Allison, and everyone at the mansion for this gracious invitation.
Look for further details as we get closer to the Holiday Season.

 

Your Neighborhood Council will hold it's September General Meeting this Wednesday evening at 6:30 pm, downstairs in the Museum of Arts and Culture.

Do you have large appliances to get rid of?  The city will soon be in Browne's Addition to pick up old appliances BUT You must sign up by September 3 to get your appliances picked up the next week.  Call 850-0836, listen to the message, and leave your information on the voicemail

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Community, Housing and Human Services Homepage

Department Vision Statement The vision of the Community, Housing and Human Services Department is to maximize the quality of life for Spokane’s extremely low to moderate income populations. Department Mission Statement The mission of the Community, Housing and Human Services Department is to invest public and private funding into partnerships with organizations who deliver resources, services, affordable housing, and economic opportunities to achieve the highest level of self-sufficiency, safety and quality of life for Spokane’s extremely low to moderate income households.

CHHS 2014 Coordinated Grant Funding Notice The City of Spokane’s Community, Housing and Human Services Department (CHHS) is currently seeking proposals from organizations providing services benefiting extremely-low-to-moderate income residents. Funding for the 2014 Program Year is approximately $8.2 million and applications may be submitted through the Coordinated Grant Funding Notice. The Coordinated Grant Program provides a single point of entry for Community Development Block Grant, McKinney Vento Homeless Grant, Consolidated Homeless Housing Grant, City of Spokane Homeless Initiatives, City of Spokane Human Services Grant and Community Center Capacity Building program applications. Applications are due by October 11, 2013. The CHHS Board will hold a public hearing to discuss the 2014 Program Year on September 10th, 2013, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at the Northeast Community Center, 4001 N. Cook St., Lower Level. This public hearing will cover the CHHS Board’s vision and mission statements, funding priorities and principles and offer other information to aid applicants with the new Coordinated Grant Program. Three technical assistance sessions will be available on August 30th, September 13th and September 27th from 2:00 – 4:00 P.M. Sessions will be held in the CHHS Conference Room, 6th Floor, City Hall. Content of the sessions will be based on questions received by email and grouped into general topic areas (e.g. preparing a budget, procurement processes, agency collaborations, etc). Topics will be posted on the CHHS website by noon on Thursday, the day before the session. Please email questions to spokanechhs@spokanecity.org. Individual technical assistance is also available by contacting the grant program specialist(s) listed in the Coordinated Grant Funding Notice.

Community, Housing and Human Services Funding Orientation Please join the Community, Housing and Human Services Board on September 10, 2013, for a public hearing/funding orientation event to discuss the 2014 program year application process.  The event will be held at the Northeast Community Center, 4001 N. Cook St., from 6:00 to 8:00 P.M.  For more information,click here.

NW Museum of Arts and Culture

Invites you to
August BeGin!
August 23, 2013 - 6:00pm to 9:00pm

BeGin is back for the summer! All ages are welcome to the MAC’s Friday after work party.

To complement the SPOMa exhibit, Spare Parts, a 60s-70s retro band, will be playing from 6-9pm out on the front lawn. There is no admittance fee. Bring chairs and blankets and your IDs. The fabulous exhibit galleries will be open for viewing and a no-host bar with a variety of beverages. Note: Under 21 years of age are allowed into the beer/wine gardens with parental supervision.

$4 Beer $5 Wine Last call at 8:45 PM

Neighborhood Clean Up...... Some of you got this postcard in the mail, some have not yet received it. This information is somewhat time sensitive. - Tim

Hey Hey! The Gazebo will be dedicated this Thursday evening, and week 7 of our Summer Concert Series follows the hoopla. It starts at 5:30ish, and ends at 8. (mention the word "free" for admission)

It's been a long hot summer (so far) and your Neighborhood Council is back and ready to do business once again.
Please join us this Wednesday evening, August 7, 2013 at 6:30PM for our August General Meeting. As always, we meet at the Museum of Arts and Culture, downstairs in the Gilkey Community Conference Room.

 SAVE THIS DATE

The century old GAZEBO / PAVILION in Coeur d'Alene Park has been fully restored and we are planning a ribbon cutting ceremony.

Thursday, August 15, 2013 

5:00 PM before the ANGELA MARIE PROJECT concert in Coeur d'Alene Park at the Gazebo

Invitations and details to follow.

Questions?

Christine White

cwhitedakini@gmail.com

509-747-2853

The EJ Roberts Mansion and Vicki's Greenhouse are hosting a free mid summer garden tour/class. 
Come walk through the Mansion Gardens while you learn gardening tips from the pros. Bring your gardening questions for the experts. 
This event is free of charge.

5:30 pm today, Monday July 15th.
Roberts Mansion 
1923 W. First Avenue in the Historic Browne's Addition Neighborhood

Reminder

Just a reminder that the Browne's Addition Neighborhood Council will not be meeting this month. Our next meeting will be held on Wednesday, August 7th at the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture.

Also, the Concert in the Park series starts this Thursday evening at 6pm. Have a Happy and Safe 4th of July Holiday!  

Bring a chair. Bring a picnic. Bring the kids. Heck, bring your mom! 

The Browne's Addition Concert Series starts on the 4th of July.

Join us in Coeur D'Alene Park each Thursday Evening through the month of August for music and fun.It's all for the low, low cost of FREE.

Even we need a Summer Vacation! 
Your Browne's Addition Neighborhood Council will not meet in July. Our next General Meeting will be held on August 7, 2013. Same time, same place.... I'll send a reminder. Have fun in the sun, and be safe.

It's that time again. You know... the monthly meeting of your Browne's Addition Neighborhood Council/Steering Committee.

Please join us on Wednesday evening, June 5 at the MAC. We start at 6:30PM and we'll have you home before the streetlights come on.

This month we will be voting on the allocation for the Youth Center's move to All Saint's, some information and a vote on obtaining a 501c(3) status for the Council, and an update on the Luhn House. 

Spring has sprung here in the neighborhood and the May edition of your Neighborhood Council's General Meeting is only a few days away!

 

Please feel welcome to participate in our meeting on Wednesday Evening, May 1, 2013 at the Museum of Arts and Culture.

We meet at 6:30pm and we are out the doors by 8.

 

This month we have the same format as last.

We need about 35 minutes to take care of regular business and the remaining 55 minutes will be dedicated to the discussion on the proposed funding for the Youth Center's migration to the All Saint's Church.

All speakers are welcome, as time will permit.

 

We are using the same format as last month:

Each speaker will be held to a strict time limit of two (2) minutes to express their feelings on the issue.

You must sign-in prior to the meeting being called to order to be allowed to speak.

We have allotted 40 minutes for sharing your opinions, so please collect your thoughts before you are called upon to speak.
This will allow us to hear as many opinions as time permits.

A discussion period will follow.

 

We are look forward to seeing you!

Hey All,

Want to let you know there was a shooting around 5:30. Suspect still has not been caught. This is still an "active situation" as of 7:45PM. Please let your neighbors know, lock your doors, and be safe.

The area of the neighborhood involved is Pacific and Spruce. Pacific Terrace Apts. Spruce is closed between 2nd and Pacific. Pacific is closed between Spruce and Hemlock, Hemlock is closed between Pacific and 2nd.

Speak Up
April 3, 2013
Tonight - BANC General Meeting at the MAC 

You are invited to share your opinion on the Youth Center allocation and the proposed move to the All Saint's Church
in Browne's Addition. 

Each speaker will have a strict time limit of two (2) minutes to express their feelings on this issue.

You must sign in prior to the meeting being called to order to participate.

We have allotted 40 minutes for sharing your opinions, so please collect your thoughts before you are called upon to speak.
This will allow us to hear as many speakers as time permits.
If you do not get an opportunity to speak tonight, you will have another chance to speak at our May 1st meeting.

Please join your neighbors on Wednesday evening, April 3 at 6:30 pm for the Browne's Addition Neighborhood Council General Meeting.We will be talking about Flowers, Fliers, Trailhead Signs and the Youth Center. It all happens at the MAC. Please note that we will be meeting on the Main Floor, in the Cafe' for the next few months. Admission is FREE!Did I mention an update on the Concert Series? That's included too! 

Please join us on Wednesday evening, March 6th, for the March General Meeting of the Browne's Addition Neighborhood Council.

Christine White will be giving an update on the Gazebo Restoration Project, Julie Olsen is going to talk trees, and Mary Moltke will explain the details of a Traffic Circle that the neighborhood is looking into.

Remember, we meet on Wednesday at 6:30pm sharp, and were outta there by 8.

It all happens in the Gilkey Community Room, downstairs at the MAC.

See you there!  

Special Meeting Announcement

                   

The Browne’s Addition Steering Committee will meet on Wednesday, February 13, 2012, 6pm at the NW Museum of Arts and Culture to clean up existing accounts, consolidate others, and prioritize our spending goals for the year 2013.

 

~Please note that this meeting will begin at 6pm and end promptly at 7:30~

 

We have experienced overflow attendance in our last few meetings. Although everyone is invited to attend and voice opinion,  please understand that the Voting Members will be given preference to seating inside the room. Thanks for your understanding.

The February meeting of your Brownes Addition Neighborhood Council/Steering Committee will meet this week on Wednesday, February 6^th at 6:30pm, downstairs at the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture.

Baby, it's cold outside. But what does is mean to be cold in Spokane? From a Spokane Police Department email: 

We’ve seen an increase in vehicle theft this month, presumably because of the extreme cold temperatures. Patrol officers have taken quite a few stolen vehicle reports where the owner has left the engine running, unattended, and the car has been stolen. Anything you can do to remind citizens NOT to leave their engines running, unattended, would be GREAT! Officers took a stolen report this morning – a gal warming up her car in her driveway at 8800 N. Colton. Within an hour, SPD officers located the car pulling into a parking lot near Nevada and Wellesley. Officers arrested Robert Basford (12/21/70). 

Please don't forget to attend our Special Meeting tonight at the MAC. 
It starts at 6pm, and we will be discussing the proposed move of the Peaceful Valley Community Center to the Browne's Addition Neighborhood.

Your Browne's Addition Neighborhood Council

Because of a blunder on my part, the starting time for the Special Meeting of January 16th was reported in error.

The meeting will start at 6:00 pm, and not at 6:30 pm as reported in an earlier message.

 

I will make myself available for flogging and/or public humiliation as needed, at the conclusion of the meeting.

 

Timothy J (Tim) Finneran

Browne's Addition Neighborhood Council

Communications Officer

~ Special Meeting Announcement ~

Date:  Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Time:  6:30 pm

Place:  The Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture, in the Gilkey Community Room

The Browne’s Addition Neighborhood Council, along with the Peaceful Valley Community Center, invites you to join them as they outline the proposed move of the Peaceful Valley Community Center to a new location here in Browne’s Addition.

There has been a lot of discussion on this topic, and now is your chance to speak directly to those involved in a Question and Answer format.

Addressing your questions will be Spokane City Councilmen Jon Snyder; Spokane City Councilman Mike Allen; Mark Reilly, Executive Director of the Peaceful Valley Community Center; Jonathan Mallahan, Director of Neighborhood Services & Code Enforcement; a representative from All Saints Lutheran Church, and members of the Browne’s Addition Neighborhood Council.

Please join us for this important meeting, and bring a neighbor!

Friday, January 11th - 3:25 PM 

Warming Centers Activated for Friday Night
Release Date: 1/11/2013 9:00:00 AM
CONTACT: Sheila Morley, Community, Housing & Human Services Department, 509.625.6130

Due to the extreme weather conditions, the City of Spokane has activated its Homeless Warming Center program for Friday, Jan. 11.

Homeless warming centers are locations that can be used for the purpose of sheltering the homeless from the elements for brief intervals during extreme cold weather. These sites, which are not set up for lodging, are activated by the City only when temperatures are forecasted by the National Weather Service to drop to 15 degrees or lower and homeless shelters serving the target population were at capacity the previous 24 hours.

The following Warming Centers will be open starting at 8 p.m. today, Jan. 11, and will remain open until 7 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 12:

First Covenant Church 212 S. Division St.
Single Adult Men

The Salvation Army, 222 E. Indiana Ave.
Families with Children and Couples

Hope House, 111 W. Third Ave.
Single Adult Women

As of last evening Crosswalk (youth) had shelter beds available.

Weather Conditions Warrant Change to Browne's Addition Plowing

Release Date: 1/9/2013 2:45:PM

With warm and windy weather speeding snow melting, the City is changing its approach to plowing in Browne’s Addition.
Crews will plow the center of the streets, where possible, to remove as much slush, snow and ice this afternoon and evening, before it freezes. Crews anticipate only small berms as a result of this plowing because so much snow already has melted.
“The snow is melting and turning into slush, with bare pavement in some locations,” says Mark Serbousek, Street Director. “We want to get in there and remove what we can from the center of the street before it turns into ice.”
Citizens won’t be expected to move cars for this work. Not all streets may be plowed because the streets are narrow.
Crews will plow the center of the streets, where possible, to remove as much slush, snow and ice this afternoon and evening, before it freezes. Crews anticipate only small berms as a result of this plowing because so much snow already has melted.With warm and windy weather speeding snow melting, the City is changing its approach to plowing in Browne’s Addition.

Important Snow Plow Information.

Tuesday, January 8th - 5:03 

The City of Spokane will plow the streets of Browne’s Addition on Thursday and Friday, Jan. 10 and 11, starting at 8:30 a.m. each day.

Cars must be moved from the north-south streets in Browne’s Addition on Thursday, and from the east-west streets on Friday. The streets are so narrow in Browne’s Addition the trucks cannot get through with parked vehicles lining the streets.

Vehicles parked in those areas when the plows arrive will be subject to towing. If your vehicle is towed, call 625-4100.

Citizens who live in Browne’s Addition can send a text to 509.385.5775 to receive a text about parking restrictions in their neighborhood. Text the word “Brownes” to the phone number to be included in that service.

Vehicles parked in those areas when the plows arrive will be subject to towing. If your vehicle is towed, call 625-4100.

Citizens who live in Browne’s Addition can send a text to 509.385.5775 to receive a text about parking restrictions in their neighborhood. Text the word “Brownes” to the phone number to be included in that service.
Vehicles parked in those areas when the plows arrive will be subject to towing. If your vehicle is towed, call 625-4100.
Citizens who live in Browne’s Addition can send a text to 509.385.5775 to receive a text about parking restrictions in their neighborhood. Text the word “Brownes” to the phone number to be included in that service.

City Offers Snow Information Texting Service

The City of Spokane is launching a texting service to let citizens know about parking restrictions that are in place as part of snow removal efforts. This is a pilot project designed to test the interest and effectiveness of such a service.

To sign up for this service, citizens can send a text to 509.385.5775 Text the word “Brownes” to that number if you live in Browne’s Addition

SNOW UPDATE

 

City Declares Stage 2 Snow Event

Will Complete Full-City Plow

Work under way on arterials & residential hill routes

Release Date: 1/7/2013 11:00:00 AM

MEDIA CONTACTS: Marlene Feist 509.625.6740 or Ann Deasy 509.625.6318

Spokane Mayor David Condon is announcing that the City of Spokane is upgrading its snow declaration to a Stage 2 Snow Event, which means City crews will work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week until they complete a full-City plow that includes all residential areas. The City is calling in private contract graders to help with the snow removal effort.

The City has about 50 plows, sanders, de-icers, and graders out working to improve driving conditions now. City crews currently are working in arterials and in residential hill routes 22, 23, and 24—essentially Indian Trail, Five Mile, and the Eagle Ridge area. They are using teams of plows and graders in the residential areas. Crews will leave berms at the end of driveways in the residential areas.

By 11 a.m. today, parked vehicles need to be moved off the arterial streets and STA fixed bus routes. By 6 p.m., vehicles should be parked on the even side of the street in residential hill routes (those numbered 20 and above on the residential plow route map. In the remaining residential areas, parked vehicles need to be moved to the even side of the street by 11 p.m.

Parking also is restricted downtown between 2 and 6 a.m. during a Stage 2 Snow Event to assist with plowing there. Remember, Browne’s Addition is plowed on an announced schedule with specialized parking restrictions. Watch for later updates.

Check the progress of City plows. Citizens also can call the City’s recorded Snow Removal Hotline at 456-2666 for information on the location of plows. Citizens can be notified of updated information by following the City on Twitter or by liking the City’s official Facebook page.

When driving in these wintry conditions, the City is asking motorists to slow down, be patient, and drive according to the conditions. Don't follow plows closely, and please do not try to pass plow trucks; it is very dangerous.

Under the City’s snow removal plan, officials can call for a Stage 1 Snow Event when there is at least 2 inches of snow on the ground and 4 or more in the forecast. A Stage 2 Snow Event, which includes a full-City plow of all arterial and residential streets, is triggered when there are 6 inches of snow on the ground and more anticipated.

Please assist your neighbors who may need help removing snow from their driveways and sidewalks. And don’t blow or shovel snow into the street, but back into your yard. That will prevent more snow and ice from being pushed onto sidewalks and the end of driveways by City plows.

The City also asks that citizens clear snow off of parked vehicles and from around fire hydrants, storm drains, and mail boxes.

Restricting parking during snow removal efforts allows plow drivers to clear away more snow, widening the area available for vehicles and generally improving driveability. In the residential areas, parking on one side of the street also allows plow drivers to move away from the curb, reducing the amount of snow and ice that ends up on sidewalks and at the end of driveways.

City calls Stage 1 Snow Condition

Cars must be moved from arterials and STA fixed bus routes

Release Date: 1/7/2013 6:00:00 AM

Spokane Mayor David Condon is announcing that the City of Spokane this morning is calling a Stage 1 Snow Condition as of 6 a.m. The City has plows, sanders, de-icers, and graders out working to improve driving conditions. Snow may change to rain later this morning, and the City will continue to monitor conditions and make changes to snow removal efforts as needed.

A Stage 1 Snow declaration means that City snow removal crews will work 24 hours a day to plow all arterials, STA fixed bus routes, and all streets in the City’s residential hill routes—those numbered 20 and above on the residential plow route map.

Cars must be moved from all arterials and STA fixed bus routes within 6 hours, or by 11 a.m. today, Monday, Jan. 7, and on the even side of the street in the residential hill areas by 6 p.m. tonight.

When driving in these wintry conditions, the City is asking motorists to slow down, be patient, and drive according to the conditions. Don't follow plows closely, and please do not try to pass plow trucks; it is very dangerous.

To check the progress of City plows, go to www.spokanestreetdepartment.org/snowplow.htm. Citizens also can call the City’s recorded Snow Removal Hotline at 456-2666. Citizens can be notified of updated information by following the City on Twitter at @SpokaneCity or by liking the City’s official Facebook page.

Under the City’s snow removal plan, officials can call for a Stage 1 snow condition when there is at least 2 inches of snow on the ground and four or more in the forecast. A Stage 2 condition, which includes a full-City plow of all arterial and residential streets, is triggered when there are six inches of snow on the ground and more anticipated.

Please assist your neighbors who may need help removing snow from their driveways and sidewalks. And don’t blow or shovel snow into the street, but back into your yard. That will prevent more snow and ice from being pushed onto sidewalks and the end of driveways by City plows.

Restricting parking during snow removal efforts allows plow drivers to clear away more snow, widening the area available for vehicles and generally improving driveability. In the residential areas, parking on one side of the street also allows plow drivers to move away from the curb, reducing the amount of snow and ice that ends up on sidewalks and at the end of driveways.

Citizens can check the latest weather forecasts by going to the National Weather Service .
 

It's a New Year and we want to see some new faces (and old friends too). 

Your Browne's Addition Neighborhood Council Meeting is tonight.

We Meet in the Museum of Arts and Culture, upstairs in the Gilkey Community Room.

We start at 6:30pm, and you'll be home in time to catch your favorite Primetime TV show.

Please come and join us!