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Our next neighborhood meeting will be on Thursday, November 20.
We will meet at Parkway Baptist Church on Benjamin Pkwy at 7pm.

Please plan to attend!!

Our speaker will be Chris Spencer, from the City of Greensboro Department of Transportation. He will be speaking about the plan to change the traffic patterns on Markland Drive. After the addition of a concrete island, traffic will only be able to leave Markland Drive, but no traffic will be allowed to enter Markland Dr from Battleground or the shopping center. He will be bringing a detailed presentation and explanation of the plan, as well as be available to answer any questions that you might have.

We will also talk about our "Winter Fling" that we are planning for Saturday, December 6th from 3-7 pm at our park on Pembroke. This will be in conjunction with the pick-up of pre-ordered Luminaries & Wreaths. Since we missed our "Fall Fling" due to weather ,we will be adding additional activities to our pick-up process.
We will have a Jump 'n Fun, a bonfire, marshmallows to roast, hot chocolate, cookies and our great Silent Auction (of donated items) to benefit Murphy's Kids...including a framed print from William Mangum!

Please add our meeting on Thursday as well as our "Winter Fling" event to your calendar, hope to see you there!

2008 John J. Dortch Memorial Series
Greensboro’s History Detective: Jim Schlosser & His Sources
 
Thursday, November 20, 2008 at the Greensboro Historical Museum:
Talk and swap stories with popular newspaper reporter Jim Schlosser and a panel including his sources Willie Breeze, Jr., Brenda Florence, Liljana Kajana, and Mose Kiser, Jr., on Thursday, November 20 at the Greensboro Historical Museum . The event begins with a book signing from 5:30-7:00PM, turns to the program at 7:00PM, and afterwards continues with coffee and conversation.
 
If there’s a hint of a story, a detail to be discovered, a personality to be portrayed, or a neighborhood to be documented, Schlosser has been on the case since 1967, rightfully earning a nickname as Greensboro ’s History Detective. He’s written about more people, places and events than any of his peers. There’s just no doubt about the fact that his columns, animated by his never-ending curiosity, have enthralled generations of News & Record readers. And that’s the reason Schlosser and His Sources will be the focus for the Dortch Memorial Program at the Greensboro Historical Museum during the city’s bicentennial.

Did you know Jim Schlosser lived in Guilford Hills, on Overbrook Drive?

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