Join fellow neighbors for the annual New Chauncey Labor Day Picnic.
Please bring a side dish to share. Hamburgers, hot dogs, and Boca burgers will be provided by the neighborhood association.
Spread the word!
Here is the press release from Jesse Bohlin, Boilers in Action:
Hello and Good Afternoon Friends in Greater Lafayette/ Neighbors!
I hope this email finds you well. We are emailing you as a part of Boilers in Action, a student program that trains students to coordinate meaningful community engagement. We are coordinating SpringBlast, a program you have participated in with Purdue students in the past.
SpringBlast is a day of service dedicated to serving our neighbors. Our goal is to connect Purdue students and residents in making a more united community. SpringBlast was established in order to make that possible.
As a previous participant we would like to extend the offer to participate again! This year (2018) SpringBlast will be on Saturday, April 7th. More information will be given closer to the event, with the goal that we make this process as easy and clear for you as possible. Please use the Google Survey below to sign-up, or email us directly if you prefer. You will receive a follow-up email with more information the week of March 7th.
The SpringBlast Team
bia@purdue.eduSent by,
Jesse Bohlin
Join neighbors, family, and friends for New Chauncey’s biggest event, the 12th annual Soup & Square Dance on Friday, Jan. 26th from 6 to 8 pm at Morton in the large multipurpose room (with the stage).
Entertainment will include LIVE MUSIC and family-oriented square dancing for all. You don’t have to square dance if you don’t want to, but we know we’re going to have fun at it (even though most of us are only beginners)!
The cost to rent the room, pay the musicians, and everything else for the event is around $500. The New Chauncey Neighborhood Association would appreciate a donation to help offset the cost. The suggested amounts are $5 per individual or $15 per family. You can also send money via PayPal.
Please bring a soup, bread/butter/cornbread/rolls, a fruit/veggie tray, or dessert to serve 10 people. The more the merrier!
Drinks and paper goods provided. Along with power strips for the soup (if you’re bringing a crockpot).
Please let us know if you will bring food, be paying, and if you can help set up at 5.
For those of you that are on our e-mail list, you should have received an evite to the event. Please RSVP by January 23rd (so we have an approx. # attending). If you are not on our e-mail list, please sign-up and we can get one sent out to you.
Are you a photographer? Please share your photos from the event so we can post them on our web site. Thank you!
NCNA Halloween Parade
Sunday, October 29th at 3:00 PM (arrive by 2:45)
at Lincoln Park (on Lincoln St)
Parade starts at the corner of Lincoln & Rose. Please meet there by 2:45 PM. Come join the FUN of the 18th Annual Halloween Parade! Everyone is invited to this event. This is your chance to see our neighborhood kids in their awesome costumes! We will parade on Lincoln St. from Rose St. to the Park. This will allow for great photo shoots!
Once we arrive at the Park, the 48 youngest kids in costume will be introduced to the crowd one-by one, and will receive Goodie Bags with small toys and candy. Hot Chocolate will also be available to all. Hope you and your children can make it!
Join fellow neighbors for the annual New Chauncey Labor Day Picnic.
Please bring a side dish to share. Hamburgers, hot dogs, and Boca burgers will be provided by the neighborhood association.
Spread the word!
Help welcome new student renters to the New Chauncey neighborhood by volunteering for the annual Meet and Greet.
It’s 60 minute activity that has you walking through New Chauncey, knocking on doors, and handing out information about West Lafayette and the surrounding area.
Join us on Tuesday August 22, 5:30 PM @ Graduate Student Center (RM 105). It is located at 504 Northwestern Avenue inside the Northwestern parking garage.
The Meet and Greet event is sponsored by the West Lafayette-Purdue Community Partnership Team, a group that meets throughout the year to discuss areas of common interest.
If you would like to participate in this fun event, please show up on August 23rd.
Hope to see you there.
(BoilerBlast has a new Name)
Here is the press release from Michaella Jones, Director of Community Partnerships, Boilers In Action:
I am excited to announce that this year’s Spring Blast Resident Registration link is officially live! Spring Blast has been previously known as Boiler Blast and Springification, but the day is all the same.
Spring Blast is a day of service dedicated to serving our neighbors. Our goal is to connect Purdue students and residents in making a more united community. Spring Blast was established in order to make that possible.
As a previous participant we would like to extend the offer to participate again! This year (2017) Spring Blast will be on Saturday, April 1st. To register, follow the link at the end of this email, fill out the form, and you will be all set!
We will be contacting you about 2 weeks before the event on April 1st with more information. Please be honest about your needs so that we can match you accordingly. If you have any questions, feel free to contact jones973@purde.edu. Thank you for your participation!
Join neighbors, family, and friends for New Chauncey’s biggest event, the 11th annual Soup & Square Dance on Friday, Jan. 27th from 6 to 8 pm at Morton in the large multipurpose room (with the stage).
Entertainment will include LIVE MUSIC and family-oriented square dancing for all. You don’t have to square dance if you don’t want to, but we know we’re going to have fun at it (even though most of us are only beginners)!
The cost to rent the room, pay the musicians, and everything else for the event is around $500. The New Chauncey Neighborhood Association would appreciate a donation to help offset the cost. The suggested amounts are $5 per individual or $15 per family. You can also send money via PayPal.
Please bring a soup, bread/butter/cornbread/rolls, a fruit/veggie tray, or dessert to serve 10 people. The more the merrier!
Drinks and paper goods provided. Along with power strips for the soup (if you’re bringing a crockpot).
Please let us know if you will bring food, be paying, and if you can help set up at 5.
For those of you that are on our e-mail list, you should have recieved an evite to the event. Please RSVP by January 24th (so we have an approx. # attending). If you are not on our e-mail list, please sign-up and we can get one sent out to you.
Are you a photographer? Please share your photos from the event so we can post them on our web site. Thank you!
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NCNA Halloween Parade
Sunday, October 30th at 3:00 PM
at Lincoln Park (on Lincoln St)
Parade starts at the corner of Lincoln & Rose. Please meet there by 2:50 PM. Come join the FUN of the 17th Annual Halloween Parade! Everyone is invited to this event. This is your chance to see our neighborhood kids in their awesome costumes! We will parade on Lincoln St. from Rose St. to the Park. This will allow for great photo shoots!
Once we arrive at the Park, the 48 youngest kids in costume will be introduced to the crowd one-by one, and will receive Goodie Bags with small toys and candy. Hot Chocolate will also be available to all. Hope you and your children can make it!
