October 2014 - Neighbors - lists.buenavistasocialclub.org

FW: Lunder Arts Center - Construction Update and 2 Week Look Ahead
by Ruth Ryals 30 Oct '14

30 Oct '14

Stay tuned! From: construction <construction(a)lesley.edu> Date: Thursday, October 30, 2014 at 2:44 PM To: "<Undisclosed recipients:;>" Subject: Lunder Arts Center - Construction Update and 2 Week Look Ahead Please see the attached Construction Update and 2 Week Look Ahead. The Construction site will be operational this Saturday, November 1, 2014. We will be lifting the Bell back into the new bell cradle in the belfry. The lift is scheduled for Monday, but the time is not determined at this time. It will take about 1/2 hour. Additionally, we will be lifting the dome and placing it on top of the belfry. The lift is scheduled for Tuesday, but the time is not determined at this time. Regards, George George G. Smith Director Operations and Campus Planning If you wish to unsubscribe from these updates, please reply to this e-mail with the words unsubscribe in the subject line.

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FW: [PSNA] Raymond Park Fence
by Ruth Ryals 30 Oct '14

30 Oct '14

This email went to our officials, but they need to hear from us. >>> You can weigh in on the fence by taking the city's survey below (by Nov. >>> 28th) >>> or you can meet with the DPW representative >>> Chris Neil, Community Relations Mgr. at the playground this Friday on >>> Halloween from 7:30-3:00 pm. >> >>>>> Raymond Park Survey - Public Works - Home >>>>> <http://www.cambridgema.gov/TheWorks/OurServices/Engineering/WeeklyConstru >>>>> ctionHighlights/RaymondParkSurvey> >>>>> >>>>> Raymond Park Survey - Public Works - Home >>>>> <http://www.cambridgema.gov/TheWorks/OurServices/Engineering/WeeklyConstru >>>>> ctionHighlights/RaymondParkSurvey> A notice was sent to the community >>>>> regarding a proposed fence. Due to the feedback, we have launched a >>>>> community survey and we respectfully ask you to take 5 minutes to answer >>>>> these questions. >>>>> View on www.cambridgema.gov >>>>> <http://www.cambridgema.gov/TheWorks/OurServices/Engineering/WeeklyConstru >>>>> ctionHighlights/RaymondParkSurvey> > > From: Ruth Ryals <rryals(a)comcast.net> > Date: Thursday, October 30, 2014 at 11:55 AM > To: <dmaher(a)cambridgema.gov>, <council(a)cambridgema.gov> > Cc: N'HOOD ASS'N PORTER SQ <psna(a)portersquare.net>, "Kelley, Craig" > <ckelley(a)cambridgema.gov>, <dcarlone(a)cambridgema.gov>, > <mmcgovern(a)cambridgema.gov>, <lcheung(a)cambridgema.gov>, "Smith, Jefferson" > <jsmith(a)cambridgema.gov>, Alice Wolf <alice(a)alicewolf.org> > Subject: Re: [PSNA] Raymond Park Fence > > Dear councillors, > How did we go from a park for families and kids to redesigning and restricting > it to an even smaller/less open playground, so dogs can run in the park? > Rather than downsize our park, perhaps we should close the park to dogs? At > the very least enforce the leash rules? And for that matter the traffic laws? > Ruth > > Ruth Ryals > 115 Upland Rd. > 617-547-6453 > From: Vera Hoffman <twins(a)darkcove.net> > Date: Thursday, October 30, 2014 at 10:57 AM > To: N'HOOD ASS'N PORTER SQ <psna(a)portersquare.net> > Subject: Re: [PSNA] Raymond Park Fence > > We also live across the street from Raymond Park and we have three small > children. We spend many hours in Raymond Park year round and my children have > learned to walk, climb, scoot and sled there. Setting the dogs aside, I am in > favor of fencing in the playground - or putting gates / childproof stiles on > all the park entrances - purely from a safety perspective. > > Like many other parents of young children - especially those with multiple > children - I have often had to chase one of my twins to keep them safely > inside the park. On two occasions one of my then <3 year old twins suddenly > took off and ran all the way out of the playground and on to the street. I > had to abandon the other twin and chase after the escapee. Being pregnant at > the time made it very difficult for me to catch them. On the first occasion > they fortunately turned at the entrance but ran a good way down Walden Street > and would have disappeared into a side street / been hit by a car if it hadn't > been for a dog walker coming the other way who caught them and turned them > around. On the second occasion I was able to catch them just outside the park > entrance. Fortunately the other twin didn't take off in the opposite > direction while I was chasing the first. Over a year later I still shudder at > the thought of what could have happened if the child had run out into traffic. > > We have lived near the Walden / Raymond intersection for fourteen years and > have had a front row seat for the many traffic accidents that have happened > here. Memorable incidents include the SUV that landed in the hedge with > airbags exploded, and the police cruiser that had its bumper ripped off by > another vehicle. Earlier this year an adult jogger/pedestrian was hit and > seriously injured at the mid-block crosswalk by the park entrance. On a > regular basis our sitters or I encounter cars that do not stop at the stop > sign or jump the gun without waiting for children who are mid-crosswalk. This > is not a safe street - between the traffic and the (imo smaller but > significant) risk from off-leash dogs the playground should certainly be > completely enclosed. > > To my mind the question is not whether a fence and gates should be erected but > where they should be erected. There are two other options not on the current > poll from the city: > 1) put gates / stiles on all park entrances and provide a fenced area for dogs > 2) put the fence slightly below the hill's watershed on the playground side of > the hill > > Option 1 would provide a clear space for dogs away from the playground and > playing fields; it should be accompanied by strict enforcement of the leashing > requirement. Gates on the playground entrances would address the traffic > safety issue (I would prefer turnstiles or a similar solution that couldn't > inadvertently be left open). > Option 2 would provide a safe area in the playground while maintaining a good > sledding hill, providing access to a gentle slope for children in the > playground, and picnic/spectating spots for those focused on the fields. I > honestly don't like the cycling / scooting loop at Raymond Park because of the > large blind area behind the hill and ability for children to rapidly reach the > ungated entrances. A scooting loop is desirable but could be made by > encircling the "big kids" side of the playground with a paved track. > > In both cases it would be appropriate for the city to erect "no unleashed > dogs" signs in the playground, as well as signs forbidding dogs from going > into the sand area and wood chips since small children inevitably mouth these. > Imo for both health and safety reasons it is not appropriate for unleashed > dogs to be in the playground at any time. > > Vera > > > On Oct 30, 2014, at 8:00 AM, Adam Brod wrote: > >> I live across the street from Raymond Park, and as the father of two young >> children, I have to chime in and say that I support having a fence. It can >> be a challenge keeping an eye on two kids playing in different sections of >> the playground. I would feel much safer if I knew one of them couldn't run >> off out-of-site over the hill and then into traffic. We also frequently have >> off-leash dogs in the tot lot and finding little land mines left behind by >> them isn't uncommon. I'm not aware of any dog biting incidents, but it does >> make me nervous when an errant dog runs off leash outside the 6-9am windows. >> >> I realize there are compromises to having a fence including shutting off half >> of the sledding paths, cutting off the bike/scooter circuit, making kids and >> adults open and close a gate, etc, but in my mind those are all small >> compared to the safety concerns. >> >> -Adam >> >> On Wed, Oct 29, 2014 at 6:10 PM, Alice Wolf <alice(a)alicewolf.org> wrote: >>> Kathy >>> >>> Thank you for bringing this issue and survey to our attention. It is very >>> important for the neighborhood. >>> >>> I have to share with this list serve that the first city neighborhood >>> meeting I ever attended related to Raymond Park. It was in the late 1960s >>> and, no, I was not 5 years old. I was afraid that my young children would >>> have their heads split open on large granite rocks that were placed near the >>> toddler lot. Others had the same fears and that was why the meeting was >>> held. It was a very divisive meeting where one elected official worked hard >>> to divide the community for his own political purposes. Hopefully no present >>> day ppl would behave that way! >>> >>> Best wishes >>> >>> Alice >>> >>> >>> >>> Alice Wolf >>> >>> 617-868-WOLF (9653) >>> >>> Sent from my iPad >>> Thanks Ruth. I agree. And have filed my thoughts on line. >>> >>> >>> From: Neighbors [mailto:neighbors-bounces@buenavistasocialclub.org] On >>> Behalf Of Ruth Ryals >>> Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2014 1:17 AM >>> To: neighbors(a)buenavistasocialclub.org >>> Subject: [Neighbors] FW: [PSNA] Raymond Park Fence >>> >>> >>> This is a bad idea, I think. Please go online and weigh in about installing >>> a fence across part of Raymond Park.Ruth >>> >>> >>> >>> From: Sharon Stichter <sharonstichter(a)comcast.net> >>> Date: Wednesday, October 29, 2014 at 3:05 PM >>> To: <psna(a)portersquare.net> >>> Subject: Re: [PSNA] Raymond Park Fence >>> >>> >>> >>> I agree with the points made in this post. I walk in Raymond Park >>> frequently. I enjoy the flowing land forms and open space, a respite from >>> the confines of the city. A fence would not be in keeping with the design, >>> and would fragment the space. I have expressed my views via the city survey. >>> But where is this proposal coming from? Has there really been any SERIOUS >>> incident? Dog owners have a responsibility to keep their animals under >>> control. We should not have to sacrifice a lovely design because of some >>> irresponsible owners. >>> >>> >>> >>> Sharon Stichter >>> >>> Walden St. >>> On Oct 29, 2014, at 10:10 AM, Kathy Dalton <kd(a)well.com> wrote: >>> >>>> The city (DPW) is proposing to install a fence at Raymond Park to separate >>>> the playground and hill from the field and rest of the park. >>>> As a parent and a neighborhood resident I am quite opposed to it. >>>> >>>> Here is what I have to say about the proposed fence: >>>> I used Raymond park when my child was a toddler & still at 11. The berm & >>>> other features are naturally self-enclosing. I felt secure there even when >>>> she was a toddler. I value that she has a large park to play in without >>>> gates or fences--rare for a city kid and valuable! >>>> The little hill is a much-used little kid sledding spot >>>> In summer kids run and roll up & down the hill. Both fencing options would >>>> put an end to this year round free play. (Kids sled down to the path not >>>> towards playground obstacles. >>>> A dog might stray into the kid area now and again. Has this been a serious >>>> problem--a rash of children being bitten by dogs? I don't think so. If >>>> there is, the problem is the DOG. >>>> The city might clarify that problem dogs must be under control. >>> > > _______________________________________________ PSNA mailing list > PSNA@lists.portersquare.nethttp://lists.portersquare.net/listinfo.cgi/psna-por > tersquare.net >

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FW: [PSNA] Raymond Park Fence
by Ruth Ryals 30 Oct '14

30 Oct '14

This is a bad idea, I think. Please go online and weigh in about installing a fence across part of Raymond Park.Ruth From: Sharon Stichter <sharonstichter(a)comcast.net> Date: Wednesday, October 29, 2014 at 3:05 PM To: <psna(a)portersquare.net> Subject: Re: [PSNA] Raymond Park Fence I agree with the points made in this post. I walk in Raymond Park frequently. I enjoy the flowing land forms and open space, a respite from the confines of the city. A fence would not be in keeping with the design, and would fragment the space. I have expressed my views via the city survey. But where is this proposal coming from? Has there really been any SERIOUS incident? Dog owners have a responsibility to keep their animals under control. We should not have to sacrifice a lovely design because of some irresponsible owners. Sharon Stichter Walden St. From: Kathy Dalton <mailto:kd@well.com> Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2014 10:10 AM To: N'HOOD ASS'N PORTER SQ <mailto:psna@portersquare.net> Subject: [PSNA] Raymond Park Fence The city (DPW) is proposing to install a fence at Raymond Park to separate the playground and hill from the field and rest of the park. As a parent and a neighborhood resident I am quite opposed to it. (more on that below.) You can weigh in on the fence by taking the city's survey below (by Nov. 28th) or you can meet with the DPW representative Chris Neil, Community Relations Mgr. at the playground this Friday on Halloween from 7:30-3:00 pm. > > > > > >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Raymond Park Survey - Public Works - Home >> <http://www.cambridgema.gov/TheWorks/OurServices/Engineering/WeeklyConstructi >> onHighlights/RaymondParkSurvey> >> >> >> >> >> >> Raymond Park Survey - Public Works - Home >> <http://www.cambridgema.gov/TheWorks/OurServices/Engineering/WeeklyConstructi >> onHighlights/RaymondParkSurvey> A notice was sent to the community >> regarding a proposed fence. Due to the feedback, we have launched a >> community survey and we respectfully ask you to take 5 minutes to answer >> these questions. >> >> >> View on www.cambridgema.gov >> <http://www.cambridgema.gov/TheWorks/OurServices/Engineering/WeeklyConstructi >> onHighlights/RaymondParkSurvey> >> Preview by Yahoo >> >> > > Here is what I have to say about the proposed fence: > I used Raymond park when my child was a toddler & still at 11. The berm & > other features are naturally self-enclosing. I felt secure there even when she > was a toddler. I value that she has a large park to play in without gates or > fences--rare for a city kid and valuable! > The little hill is a much-used little kid sledding spot > In summer kids run and roll up & down the hill. Both fencing options would > put an end to this year round free play. (Kids sled down to the path not > towards playground obstacles. > A dog might stray into the kid area now and again. Has this been a serious > problem--a rash of children being bitten by dogs? I don't think so. If there > is, the problem is the DOG. > The city might clarify that problem dogs must be under control. > > _______________________________________________ > PSNA mailing list > PSNA(a)lists.portersquare.net > http://lists.portersquare.net/listinfo.cgi/psna-portersquare.net _______________________________________________ PSNA mailing list PSNA(a)lists.portersquare.net http://lists.portersquare.net/listinfo.cgi/psna-portersquare.net

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FW: [PSNA] Fwd: Walden St Lane Closure - Begins Oct. 29
by Ruth Ryals 28 Oct '14

28 Oct '14

Nice of them to give folks on Upland Rd. any warning! Ruth On 10/28/14, 9:00 AM, "John Howard" <jhh(a)alum.mit.edu> wrote: >I¹ve just received notice that Walden Street northbound will be closed >for about a week starting tomorrow, October 29. This will lead to >potentially heavy traffic detouring on Upland Road and Mass Ave, already >one of our most problematic intersections. I¹ve asked for some more >details and will post them when they come. > >John > > >> Begin forwarded message: >> >> From: "Neil, Chris" <cneil(a)cambridgema.gov> >> To: "Neil, Chris" <cneil(a)cambridgema.gov> >> Date: October 28, 2014 at 7:43:18 AM EDT >> Subject: Walden St Lane Closure - Begins Oct. 29 >> >> Good Morning, >> >> Over the past few weeks, crews have been repairing the sewer main on >>Mead Street, which was recently found to be in poor condition. In order >>to complete the repair, crews will need to repair the connection from >>the Mead Street sewer main to the Walden Street main. To ensure that >>this work is done quickly and efficiently, crews will be detouring >>northbound traffic on Walden Street (heading towards Massachusetts >>Avenue). This detour will go into effect this Wednesday, October 29, and >>is expected to be completed by Tuesday, November 4. Vehicles travelling >>in the southbound lane will not be impacted. General work hours will be >>from 7AM-4PM, Monday thru Friday. Emergency vehicles will maintain >>access at all times and city services will continue uninterrupted. >>Please refer to the attached map for detour information. >> >> Notices will be distributed to area residents later this morning. If >>you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Chris >> >> Chris Neil >> Community Relations Manager >> City of Cambridge >> Department of Public Works >> 147 Hampshire Street >> Cambridge, MA 02139 >> P. 617.349.4825 >> F. 617.349.4868 >> >> >> > >The detour map is at: > >http://www.cambridgema.gov/theworks/cityprojects/2014/meadstreetreconstruc >tion.aspx >_______________________________________________ >PSNA mailing list >PSNA(a)lists.portersquare.net >http://lists.portersquare.net/listinfo.cgi/psna-portersquare.net

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FW: Curbside compost opportunity
by Ruth Ryals 27 Oct '14

27 Oct '14

fyi From: Kristi Jobson <kristi.jobson(a)gmail.com> Date: Monday, October 27, 2014 at 6:48 PM To: Jessica Kuh <jessicakuh(a)gmail.com> Subject: Re: Curbside compost opportunity Just want to plug this -- so easy, the city provides everything. Our trash never smells and we are down to less than a bag of trash a week. Plus, good for the earth! Sent from my iPhone On Oct 27, 2014, at 4:50 PM, Jessica Kuh <jessicakuh(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > If you want to join the Cambridge Curbside Composting program, which allows > you to get curbside pickup for all your compostable food waste, there is an > opportunity to sign up. Just go to Curbside Compost Sign-up Form > <http://www.cambridgema.gov/theworks/ourservices/recyclingandtrash/faqrecycl… > gandrubbish/compostingquestions/compostpilot/curbsidecompostpickupprogram.aspx > > and you can sign up. for more details, go to > CambridgeMA.Gov/CompostPickup <http://CambridgeMA.Gov/CompostPickup> > > Happy composting, > -- > Jessica

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TODAY! Event Invitation: Rep. Marjorie Decker's Fourth Annual Halloween Parade
by Ruth Ryals 26 Oct '14

26 Oct '14

Facebook Marjorie Decker invited you to Marjorie Decker 's event Rep. Marjorie Decker's Fourth Annual Halloween Parade Sunday, October 26 at 3:00pm Graham & Parks School in Cambridge, Massachusetts Join Maybe Decline Pick out your costume and join us for a halloween costume parade & dance, along with face painting, arts & crafts, games, and storytelling! Brian Corr and 13 others are also in the guest list. My Events Block invites from Marjorie? Marjorie Decker <https://www.facebook.com/marjorie.decker.7> invited you to Marjorie Decker <https://www.facebook.com/RepDecker> 's event Rep. Marjorie Decker's Fourth Annual Halloween Parade <https://www.facebook.com/n/?events%2F1561373517425759%2F&ref=6&ref_notif_ty pe=plan_user_invited&aref=43548501&medium=email&mid=a9f901eG5af386666dc9G298 7f55G6bG7c4e&bcode=1.1412797168.AbnREHZRc53a5vbx&n_m=rryals%40comcast.net> Sunday, October 26 at 3:00pm Graham & Parks School <https://www.facebook.com/grahamandparks> in Cambridge, Massachusetts Pick out your costume and join us for a halloween costume parade & dance, along with face painting, arts & crafts, games, and storytelling!

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FW: Apartment to rent
by Ruth Ryals 22 Oct '14

22 Oct '14

Begin forwarded message: > From: Dara Arons <daraflower(a)hotmail.com> > Subject: Apartment to rent > Date: October 21, 2014 at 9:04:56 PM EDT > To: margot welch > > > > We have a third floor apartment in our home and we are looking for renters to > start January 1st. > It is a two bedroom, one bathroom apartment on the third floor of our house. > The house is on Raymond Park, with views of the park. It is a less than ten > minute walk to Porter Square, a 20 minute walk to Harvard Square. > There is a separate entrance and it is a walk up. There are wood floors, we > recently replaced the windows, and it was painted last winter. There are four > rooms total and great closet space. > Laundry is not included. > Rent is $2000 a month which does not include utilities. > We will be looking for a tenant starting January 1. > No smokers, no pets. > I can send photos and am also happy to show it. > Contact: Dara at daraflower(a)hotmail.com > 617-850-2885

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(no subject)
by Colin Barr 22 Oct '14

22 Oct '14

*Open Lab at the Computer Lounge * *When:* Today, Wednesday, October 22nd, 1:00 - 3:00 PM *Where:* North Hall, 1651 Mass Ave (Click <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001wfENw5mdlxOXvEbzBqUgkFVSkgnp8FLwx1wHIPOjXHWa…> for map. Use side entrance on Wendell St. marked ANC community room.) This new season of the Lounge promises to be fun and informative while we continue to bring you open labs, workshops and classes. Bring in your technology questions and our dedicated and knowledgeable volunteers will help you find answers. *Here are some questions participants asked recently at the Lounge:* - How do I make an Excel spreadsheet? - How do I create secure passwords? - How do I post on Facebook? - Why is my computer running so slowly? To see the list of past classes and workshops please click here <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001wfENw5mdlxOXvEbzBqUgkFVSkgnp8FLwx1wHIPOjXHWa…> . ---------------------------------- Lounge labs, workshops, and classes are free for LWN Members <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001wfENw5mdlxOXvEbzBqUgkFVSkgnp8FLwx1wHIPOjXHWa…> and $20 per session / class for drop-ins. For more information please contact Colin. ------------- Colin Barr Living Well Network Coordinator Agassiz Baldwin Community www.agassiz.org/ cbarr(a)agassiz.org 617-349-6287 x21

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[BULK] FW: Cambridge Police Investigating Gunshots at Massachusetts Avenue
by Ruth Ryals 21 Oct '14

21 Oct '14

From: "Cambridge PD: CITYWIDE" <no-reply(a)citizenobserver.com> Date: Monday, October 20, 2014 at 11:29 AM To: Ruth Ryals <rryals(a)comcast.net> Subject: Cambridge Police Investigating Gunshots at Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge PD: CITYWIDE Alert Cambridge Police Investigating Gunshots at Massachusetts Avenue The Cambridge Police are currently investigating several reports of gunshots that occurred early this morning in the area of 260-290 Massachusetts Avenue.Cambridge Police responded to reports of gunshots at approximately 1:07 a.m. on 10/20/2014. There are currently no reported injuries or victims, but Cambridge Police did recover multiple spent shell casings at 266 Massachusetts Avenue and a nearby building was struck with gunshots. At this time, several reports indicated that at least four suspect vehicles were involved in the incident: a silver Audi A3 hatchback, a black Nissan Maxima, a black Ford Edge and a white Toyota Camry. A fifth vehicle (dark colored SUV) may also be involved. Indications at this point in the investigation are that this incident was not random in nature.The investigation into this incident is ongoing and any information from the community is critical to solving these types of crimes. Anyone with information is asked to call the Cambridge Police at 617-349-3300.Those who wish to provide information anonymously may dial the Cambridge Police Anonymous Crime Tip Hotline at 617-349-3359 and leave a message. Anonymous tips may also be sent via the Cambridge Police MyPD mobile app or via text message to 847411. Begin your text with TIP650 and then type your message. To send anonymous tips via email, visit www.CambridgePolice.org/Tips.### The Cambridge Police Department is committed to the enforcement of laws and preservation of order that protect the rights and property of every person within the City of Cambridge. 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Thank You for a wonderful block party
by Mark Rosenstein 20 Oct '14

20 Oct '14

Thanks especially to Ruth & Jim for doing most of the organizing and setup, and to everyone else who brought food and helped It was great to meet some neighbors I hadn't before, and visit with others who I usually only pass on the street. -Mark

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