ENA March 2020 Meeting is Online – 3/18/20 @ 7pm

Given the social distancing efforts underway in WA state and around the country, the Eastside Neighborhood Association is holding its monthly meeting for March online. The meeting is being hosted by Zoom, and you can either connect via computer or your smartphone for the video conferencing feature. You can also call in via regular old telephone for just audio.

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Topic: Eastside Neighborhood Association March 2020 Meeting
Time: Mar 18, 2020 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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Annual Meeting

2020 ANNUAL MEETING

LOCATION: FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

1224 LEGION WAY SE

DATE: THURSDAY FEBRUARY 20, 2020

TIME: 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM

On January 14, City Council accepted the Eastside Sub-Area Plan. Come
and hear what’s in the plan and how you can be part of the action.
Help preserve wetlands, improve walkability, bring the neighborhood
together, preserve historic buildings. These are all part of the plan and
there are lots of opportunities to help to make them happen!


Agenda
Refreshments – Meet Your Neighbors!!
Sub-Area Plan Overview
Sub-Area Plan Implementation
Nomination of Board Members/Election of Officers

Eastside Resident – Tom Nogler


Janine Gates, Eastside resident,  just wanted the Eastside Neighborhood Association to be aware of the death of Tom Nogler, an Eastside resident and great guy who helped deliver the ENA newsletter for many years. He lived on the Eastside for at least 20 years. He passed away January 4. His community service will be held at the Capitol Theater on February 1 at 10:00 a.m. It would be nice if someone from the ENA could speak to his dedicated involvement with the ENA.

His obituary is at https://funeralalternatives.org/tribute/details/167160/Thomas-Nogler/obituary.html#tribute-start

When he passed away, this is what I wrote on a local list serv, to share the news:

Tom was a tireless community organizer and supporter of many political and social campaigns. He advocated for good causes. He volunteered and doorbelled for many political candidates, including my campaign when I ran for city council. He worked on the Thurston Public Power campaign, instrumental in getting that effort as far as it did. He delivered newsletters on the Eastside for the Eastside Neighborhood Association for many years, being a friendly greeter and neighbor everyone came to know. He spoke in front of city council on police/community issues and relations. He was a good son who took care of both his parents until they passed away. He was a good friend with a soft voice you could always call on if you were in need. He will be greatly missed.