Here is the presentation by UCCE Master Gardener Massimo Paolini from the April Cory Neighborhood General Meeting.
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San Jose Police – CAM Program
Here is the flyer shared by San Jose Police Captain Spears at the Cory Neighborhood General Meeting last week.
To register your camera, please visit this link.
TOMORROW! Cory Neighborhood General Meeting, 6:30 PM @ CHC School Cafeteria/Zoom
Cory Neighborhood General Meeting
Burritos and Drinks provided
When: Monday, April 24, 2023, NEW TIME 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM (food at 6:00)
Where: CHC school cafeteria, 2280 Kenwood Avenue
Masks recommended
Remote attendees: Tune in to Zoom at this link
Meeting ID: 819 6763 4914
Passcode: 167596
AGENDA
San Jose Councilwoman Dev Davis
What’s happening in our district and city
San Jose Police Captain Spears
Answers neighborhood questions
Master Gardeners – Massimo Paolini
Prepare for this year’s garden
Door prizes at meeting’s end (must be there to get it)
Paid for by Cory Neighborhood Association funds
Homelessness is a Housing Problem
During our January 2023 General Meeting, County Supervisor Susan Ellenberg recommended a book called Homelessness is a Housing Problem.
If you’re interested in reading it, please click the links above to purchase it or check it out from our local library.
TOMORROW! Cory Neighborhood General Meeting, 7 PM @ CHC School Cafeteria/Zoom
Cory Neighborhood General Meeting
Food and Drinks provided
When: Monday, January 30, 2023, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM (food at 6:30)
Where: CHC school cafeteria, 2280 Kenwood Avenue
Masks recommended
Remote attendees: Tune in to Zoom at this link
Meeting ID: 834 9993 6356
Passcode: 329942
AGENDA
San Jose Councilwoman Dev Davis
What’s happening in our district and city
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan
Meet the new Mayor and hear his goals for our city
County Supervisor Susan Ellenberg
What’s happening in the county
Winners of the Holiday Showcase contest
See who won the Holiday Showcase and see all the contestants
Christmas Tree Lane Fundraiser results
How we did on the Christmas tree fundraiser
Door prizes at meeting’s end (must be there to get it)
Sponsored by a grant from Beautify SJ
2023 State of District 6 Address
Dev Davis, our District 6 San Jose Councilmember, has asked the community how we’d like to attend the annual State of the District address this coming February: virtual or in-person.
Please cast your vote here: https://forms.gle/vNf2ZH3NzmGCU6du8
Cory Neighborhood News and Updates
Changes to City of San Jose Paving Plans along Stevens Creek
Beginning November 1, paving from Monroe to Winchester will occur from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m., with the final layer placed during the daytime from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. during the week of November 7.
Striping and utility adjustments will follow and all of the work will be completed by 11/24. Bike lanes (class II) will be installed through the corridor.
The City initially planned to do the stretch between Monroe and Stern at night, but cold temperatures mean that some of the operations will be moved to daytime hours.
Some of the project will also be pushed to 2023 so that the work will be done before the annual moratorium begins.
Voting Centers are OPEN!
Don’t forget to VOTE by ELECTION DAY, Tuesday, November 8.
CLICK HERE TO FIND YOUR VOTING CENTER:
https://rovservices.sccgov.org/Home/IndexPost?selected=vc&electionId=133&distance=5&navtab=do&asm=simple
ICYMI: Cory Neighborhood General Meeting 10/24
We had a fabulous General Meeting this past Monday. Thank you to all of our speakers and A Slice of New York for providing delicious pizza, garlic knots, and cannoli!
Watch the recording here: https://www.facebook.com/kirk.vartan/videos/482704737214699
Free Dental Hygiene Clinic at Carrington College
Real Estate Fraud Prevention Workshop – 11/9 from 1 PM to 2:30 PM
Q3 2022 General Meeting – 10/24 at 7 PM
Cory Neighborhood General Meeting
Pizza Party and Drinks provided
When: Monday, October 24, 2022, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM (food at 6:30)
Where: CHC school cafeteria, 2280 Kenwood Avenue
Masks recommended
Remote attendees: Tune in to Zoom at this link
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87887029322?pwd=WXI1SHVWOGlxUkduczJKQmJ4ZHJKZz09
Meeting ID: 878 8702 9322
Passcode: 253284
AGENDA
San Jose Councilwoman Dev Davis
What’s happening in our district and city
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo
Responding to Cory Neighborhood Questions
Valley Water – Nicholas Simard
All about the Landscape Rebate Program
Master Gardener – Pamela Trounstine
Get your gardening questions answered here!
Santana Row GM – Scot Vallee
What’s new at Santana Row
Door prizes at meeting’s end (must be there to get it)
Sponsored by a grant from Beautify SJ
Dumpster Day (10/22) and Cory Neighborhood Meeting (10/24) are almost here!
Cory Neighborhood General Meeting
Pizza Party and Drinks provided
When: Monday, October 24, 2022, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM (food at 6:30)
Where: CHC school cafeteria, 2280 Kenwood Avenue
Masks recommended
AGENDA
San Jose Councilwoman Dev Davis
What’s happening in our district and city
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo
Responding to Cory Neighborhood Questions
Valley Water – Nicholas Simard
All about the Landscape Rebate Program
Master Gardener – Pamela Trounstine
Get your gardening questions answered here!
Santana Row GM – Scot Vallee
What’s new at Santana Row
Door prizes at meeting’s end (must be there to get it)
Sponsored by a grant from Beautify SJ
DUMPSTER DAY
Saturday, October 22, 2022
8:00 am to 12:00 pm
On Kenwood Avenue between Monroe and Broadleaf
Dumpsters will be along Kenwood Avenue on the GREEN LINE below:
From SJ Clean Energy: We still need your help to lower the need for rolling power outages!
  Help Prevent Statewide Rolling Power Outages by Conserving Energy from 3PM to 10PM ! Today’s Flex Alert from the California Independent System Operator (CAISO) is from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. Flex Alerts ask you to use less electricity during critical hours in order to help supply meet demand. If electricity demand exceeds supply, CAISO may call for rotating power outages. While Tuesday was the hottest day on record for San José, today is another critical day where we need everyone to reduce the demand on the electricity grid through use of backup generators and other conservation measures. Reducing energy consumption at your business can help prevent rolling outages: Shift energy use to before 3 p.m. or after 10 p.m. Use backup generation* from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. Set A/C to 78 degrees or higher from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m., as health permits Ask employees to work from home and power down around 3 p.m., if possible Turn off unnecessary lighting and unplug unused appliances Sign up for the Emergency Load Reduction Program to get paid for the energy you save *Consistent with the Governor’s emergency proclamation, any backup generators may be used to shift demand off the grid during a Flex Alert. The emergency proclamation suspends air district requirements. Please see this fact sheet that summarizes the actions of the emergency proclamation. For more tips, visit www.flexalert.org/save-energy/business-tips or www.energystar.gov/buildings/save_energy_commercial_buildings Safety first: Make sure generators are placed outside in a well-ventilated area. Do not put it on dry grass or near any flammable materials. Read the owner’s manual and take all necessary safety precautions. NOTE: While no rotating outages have occurred, some San José residents and businesses have been experiencing unplanned power outages due to PG&E equipment failure. Visit PG&E’s outage center for more information on current outages. Thank you for your conservation efforts so far! Sincerely, San José’s Office of Economic Development and San José Clean Energy Office of Economic Development and Cultural Affairs| City of San José |
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