SASY
Welcome to SASY - Schenk-Atwood-Starkweather-Yahara - a diverse, friendly neighborhood on the EastSide of Madison, Wisconsin
WELCOME
SASY Neighborhood Association membership is open to everyone age 16 and older who lives within the SASY boundaries. Members are encouraged to attend SASY meetings and activities and take part in SASY discussions. Members pay yearly dues ($5 suggested with a $2 minimum).
Become a SASY member: Send your name, address, email & check to: Betty Chewning, 3122 Lakeland Ave., 53704, 'bachewning AT gmail.com'. Paid members support united neighborhood action and are eligible to vote at the membership meeting & to serve on the SASY council.
SASY Neighborhood Association meetings are held the second Thursday evening of each month at the Goodman Community Center.
Click "Meetings/Activities" for agendas and minutes.
SASY email Discussion List: Check current posts to the email discussion list to see what else is happening in our neighborhood.
To join, send a blank email to SASYNA-Discussions-subscribe@yahoogroups.com.
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SASY Highlights
Art in Public Spaces Grant Opportunity
SASY Committee Focused on Kipp Pollution
Art to Benefit Families near Kipp
Video Highlights! SASY Neighborhood Forum with Mayor Soglin - 12 Jan '12
Upcoming Community Events
Taste of Willy Street Benefit Event - May 15
Marquette Waterfront Festival - June 9-10
Lake Monona Waterwalk - July 6-8
Solstice Celebration with Procession of the Species Workshops
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Procession of the Species at Overture Center - May 1 thru June 16
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Next Solstice Celebration: Saturday 23 June 2012.
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Starkweather Solstice & Procession of the Species - June 23 (PDF flyer)
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Check out past videos at Solstice Celebration
Atwood SummerFest street festival, July 28 & 29
For Goodman Center sponsored events, visit the Godman Center website.
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