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JUN 15: OBSERVER: DEADLINE for submissions
JUN 20: Happy Summer! (summer solstice @ 2359 UTC)
JUN 29: MHNO Annual Meeting @ 3pm (until 5pm)
	East End Community School, 195 North St
	THEME: “The Immigrant Experience 
		on Munjoy Hill, Past & Present”
	AGENDA will include ELECTIONS for:
		* Board of Directors (10 seats open)
		* President & Vice-President
JUL  4: Happy Independence Day!!!!!!!!!
	The Meaning of July Fourth for the Negro 
				by Frederick Douglass
	(A speech @ Rochester, New York, July 5, 1852) 
Annual 4th of July Festival (@Dusk)
Bring the family, chairs and blankets, and enjoy the fireworks display at the Eastern Prom. Fireworks start after dusk. Food vendors on site. Please park off Munjoy Hill and walk up. Please leave pets @ home.
     (Rain date: JUL 5 - Cancellation line:756-8130)
JUL 10: City Manager’s Neighborhood Advisory Meeting
		2nd THU (monthly) @ 3:30pm
		City Hall, 389 Congress, 2nd Floor
JUL 14: MHNO Monthly Board Meeting @ 7pm
		@ Hill House-92 Congress Street
			ALL are welcome!
JUL 15: OBSERVER: DEADLINE for submissions
NOV 4: ELECTION Day! VOTE!  (www.portlandvoters.com)

MUNJOY HILL

NEIGHBORHOOD

ORGANIZATION

Please contact us with

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feedback,

comments,

questions, and

concerns. 

Thank you!

 

MHNO

92 Congress Street

Portland, ME  04101

775-3050 (TEL)

info@munjoyhill.org

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MHNO Mission

Incorporated as a non-profit organization in January 1979, our purpose is to be a broad-based, representative organization committed to improving the quality of life for the residents of Munjoy Hill and the East End by strengthening the sense of community, maintaining the current diversity of social and economic groups, encouraging self-sufficiency, and enriching the lives of all residents.