A version of this article appeared in Soundview Rising
Read moreA few words to open up The New Year 2015,
Our parents used to say oh, “sticks and stones will break our bones, but names will never harm us.” How well-meaning, yet how wrong our parents were. During those times we actually had something akin to a well-rounded vocabulary, words we pretty well knew were malevolent in meaning and often an invitation to a fist fight.
Read moreIn the October 30 issue of the Westchester Guardian
Read moreMEETING NOTICE
The New Rochelle Citizens Reform Club will meet Thursday, October 23rd at 7:30 PM, at the American Legion Post 8 Hall, 112 North Ave., New Rochelle, in the 2nd floor meeting hall.
Read moreMaster Developer Selected for Downtown New Rochelle!
On October 7, 2014 The New Rochelle City Council voted unanimously to proceed with the largest and most significant economic development initiative in the city’s history. You can see the full posting on the New Rochelle City Web Site:
http://www.newrochelleny.com/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=818
From The City of New Rochelle Web Site:
Read moreNew Rochelle issues RFP to study the potential for student generation, Someone in City Hall finally gets it!
The City of New Rochelle’s Department of Development issues RFP to study the potential for student generation and the effects that will result from planned growth in the downtown.
Bid Title: RFP-NR-5035 Consultant - Dev. Impact on Schools
Category: Current Bids & RFPs
The New Rochelle Department of Development recently launched an economic development branding and marketing initiative for the City of New Rochelle. North Star Destination Strategies an industry leader in community branding.
I am told this will not be just like EnvisioNR, we will see.
I received the following information from The Development Department:
Read moreThe City of New Rochelle is partnering with Streetfaris.org for New Rochelle’s Second Annual Street Fair.
So who is in charge of promoting and advertising this second annual event? Most likely the same people that didn’t promote the first annual fair very well. Where are the signs, the banners, newspaper/media coverage, and the radio and TV ads?
Read more
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
Web site developed by Convey Media.