Peabody Slope

Peabody Slope Annual Yard Sale | October 5

Submitted by RChambers on Mon, 09/30/2013 - 1:30pm

Peabody Slope Neighborhood Association is having their first annual Yard Sale this Saturday October 5 between the hours of 9am - 3pm. (Raindate October 6). This event will be located on the corner of Mercier Avenue and Dorchester Avenue. Come out and see what tresaures can you find.

 

Contact Peabody Slope Neighborhood Association at 617-533-8123

Peabody Slope Neighborhood Association

Phone: 

617.533.8123

Email: 

peabodyslopeneighborhood@gmail.com

Website: 

www.peabodyslope.org

Hours of operation (or meeting times & dates): 

Meets every first Monday of the month at Dorchester Academy at 7:00 pm.

Mission: 

Peabody Slope Neighborhood Association's mission is to help preserve and enhance the quality of life in the neighborhood.  As a non-profit civic organization it:

 

  • Acts as a unified voice for residents and facilitates on issues and activities affecting our neighborhood.
  • Identifies and represents the best interest of the neighborhood while serving as a community link with City government agencies on matters affecting our residents and neighborhood.
  • Facilitates neighborhood social activities.
  • Fosters relationships with organizations within the Dorchester to promote improvements within its district.

Location

Dorchester Academy
18 Croftland Ave.
Dorchester, MA
United States
See map: Google Maps
Also (or Previously) Known As...: 

Previously Mercier Ave. Crime Watch.

Peabody Slope Neighborhood Association | May 7

Submitted by alyssakeil on Tue, 05/08/2012 - 3:54pm

Peabody Slope Neighborhood Association is a new association in Dorchester. After just four months of existence, the turnout at their monthly meeting was fantastic. Attendees enjoyed coffee from Flat Black in Dorchester, along with cookies and cake in Dorchester Academy. The meeting began with introductions from everyone. Police Reports were given. Residents discussed the lights installed in the neighborhood - many residents feel as though they are not bright enough. Jenny Silverman spoke about the process of forming the Dorchester Food Coop, and discussed how residents can get involved. >> Read More

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