Clay Roof Ridge Tiles?

Recently, I had a tree fall down in a windstorm over my home.

One (1) corner and five (5) straight roof clay ridge protectors broke

up with the impact. If their are any home owners in the Broadmoor area with these

 roof clay ridge protectors laying around on their property if they could  email information on how to make contact with them...

If possible this would be greatly appreciated...

Any color will do....Green would be perfect.

 

Winston Marshall

mwgmarshall@aol.com

Attention Seniors

If you are interested in learning how to shop for healthy, affordable foods, attendthe Cooking Matters at the Store eventSmart Shopping for Seniors, a grocerystore tour that teaches adults (55 and older) how to shop for healthy foods on a limitedbudget. Participants will receive a$10 gift card to use at the event.
Smart Shopping for Seniors Store Tour 

Dates:Tuesday, October 22, 2013

9:30am-11:00 am and

Tuesday, November 12, 2013

9:30am-11:00 am

Register at ualr.edu/universitydistrict

Questions-email udresidents@gmail.com or call 683-7575

Which Tree So You Prefer for New Neighborhood Signs?

The Broadmoor Board is considering new neighborhood entrance signs. The current ones are wearing out. 

Email your preference for which tree design to use to: Michelleandscott@att.net

Neighborhood Committees to Meet

The Broadmoor Property Owners Association’s “Committee on Committees” meets this Wednesday September 18th at the clubhouse at 7:00 pm.  All residents are encouraged to participate and attend this meeting.

The nickname applies to an all-purpose working group to discuss lake, park, pool, and other issues in depth between monthly board meetings. Recommendations are then presented to the board for consideration.

Hope to see you there.

Grand Re-Opening For Adult Leisure Center/Centre at University Park

Originally known as the Adult Leisure Center, a grand-opening celebration has been planned for the Centre at University Park on Saturday, September 28 at 11:00 a.m.

Mayor Mark Stodola, Vice Mayor Doris Wright, City Manager Bruce Moore and other dignitaries will be on hand for the celebration. Tours will be conducted throughout the afternoon.

“This is a great day for the City of Little Rock,” said Truman Tolefree, Director of Little Rock Parks & Recreation. “The Centre at University Park is back as a much needed community resource.”

The Centre is a 15,000-square foot state-of-the art facility. It offers daily and monthly memberships to adults, while providing several activities, including: National Senior Health and Fitness Day, seminars, Fall Festival and Holiday Affair to name a few. In addition, a number of fitness classes will be offered.

The facility will be available for rental for meetings, family gatherings or special events. There is the spacious Ballroom that can accommodate 230 persons, or can be divided for smaller groups. There is also a multi-purpose room, ceramics and arts and crafts rooms, meeting rooms, conference room, and a computer training room.

For more information about the grand opening, or about renting the facility, please call the Centre at University Park at 661-1700 or Little Rock Parks & Recreation 371-4770 or visit our website at www.lrpr.org.

Citizen's Police Academy

Please let us know if you or someone you know would like to attend our next Citizens Police Academy . The next class is scheduled to beginTuesday, October 8th – November 26th from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.  This class is an eight week course and meets each Tuesday nightduring this time period. 

 

The Citizen Police Academy is designed to educate the citizenry about the various functions of the Little Rock Police Department and more.

 

Provide your contact information to Sgt. Cassandra Davis at 371-4636 or complete and return the attached CPA Candidate Form via email atcdavis@littlerock.org or by mailing to The Office of Public Affairs , Little Rock Police Department, 700 W. Markham, Little Rock, AR  72201. 

 

Dwight Davis

Public Affairs Coordinator

Neighborhood Watch Program Coordinator

Crime Prevention Specialist

Little Rock Police Department

700 W. Markham Street

Little Rock, Ark 72201

(501) 918-5358

Barnabas House Monster Dash 5K event scheduled Oct. 12

Halloween enthusiasts and 5K fans should mark their calendars for the Barnabas House Monster Dash, set to begin at 8 a.m., Saturday, Oct. 12, at Parking Lot 13, near the Jack Stephens Center at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.

All proceeds from the event supports the mission of the Barnabas House, located at2423 S. Tyler St., in the Oak Forest neighborhood of Little Rock. Runners and walkers of all ages are encouraged to get into the Halloween spirit by dressing up in their favorite costume.

The Barnabas House serves as a social work and counseling center where UALR students and other volunteers join social workers and medical professionals to advocate for the uninsured and working poor.

Clients of the Barnabas House have received help with housing, job placement, educational opportunities, disability determination and nutritional assistance, among many other quality-of-life services. Volunteer services have also included arranging surgeries and life-saving treatments, according to event organizers.

The Barnabas House is a mission of Oak Forest United Methodist Church, located near the UALR campus, as well as other area churches and schools.

The Bachelor of Social Work Student Organization (BSWSO), a student run organization comprised of students admitted to the BSW program, has endorsed the Monster Dash 5K. Dr. Mark Krain serves as the organization’s faculty advisor.

To register for the Monster Dash 5K, visithttp://monsterdash5k.webstarts.com. Entry fees

are $15 for UALR participants and $25 for all other individuals throughOct. 4. There is a $50 fee for a family of three, with $10 for each additional family member.

The fee is $35 per participant on the day of the event.

For additional information about the mission of the Barnabas House or to provide an in-kind donation, call 501.663.3136