The mission of the History Committee is to collect, research, and interpret stories and historical events related to the Seward Neighborhood, and to share them with the public for the purpose of education. The History Committee meets in-person on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 4:00 pm at Matthews Center in the Craft Room. […]
The Community Development Committee (CDC) ensures that Seward’s built environment—housing, commercial and industrial property, utilities, parks, roads, bikeways, transit, pedestrian environment—is safe, improving, serves all residents, owners and workers, and is well-maintained and environmentally sustainable. The CDC meets most months on the 2nd Tuesdays of each month in-person at the Matthews Center, or via Zoom. […]
Under the name WeFeedUs, a group of neighbors in Seward + Longfellow are working to increase access to healthy, home-grown fruits and vegetables—and also garden infrastructure—in an ongoing effort to […]
The Community Engagement Committee (CEC) works to improve the social aspects of the neighborhood(e.g. renter issues, police/community relations, homeless encampments, public art, community gardening, crime/safety issues, and post-pandemic recovery efforts), and create equitable engagement through events and programming. The CEC meets most months on the 3rd Mondays from 6:30-8:00pm in-person at the Matthews Recreation Center […]
Under the name WeFeedUs, a group of neighbors in Seward + Longfellow are working to increase access to healthy, home-grown fruits and vegetables—and also garden infrastructure—in an ongoing effort to […]
The Seward Environment Committee (SEC) encourages and supports all residents who want to organize environmental actions and initiatives. Everyone is welcome including youth, renters, businesses, people who work or school in Seward, diverse communities and the elders of our community. The SEC meets on the 4th Thursday of most months at 6:30 pm at Matthews […]
Under the name WeFeedUs, a group of neighbors in Seward + Longfellow are working to increase access to healthy, home-grown fruits and vegetables—and also garden infrastructure—in an ongoing effort to […]
The SNG Board of Directors is composed of residents and a business representative from the Seward Neighborhood. We hold meetings on the 4th Wednesday of the month from 6:30 to 8:30pm and they are always open to the public. Click this link to view what’s on the agenda for our upcoming meetings, and read the […]
The mission of the History Committee is to collect, research, and interpret stories and historical events related to the Seward Neighborhood, and to share them with the public for the purpose of education. The History Committee meets in-person on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 4:00 pm at Matthews Center in the Craft Room. […]
The Community Development Committee (CDC) ensures that Seward’s built environment—housing, commercial and industrial property, utilities, parks, roads, bikeways, transit, pedestrian environment—is safe, improving, serves all residents, owners and workers, and is well-maintained and environmentally sustainable. The CDC meets most months on the 2nd Tuesdays of each month in-person at the Matthews Center, or via Zoom. […]
The Community Engagement Committee (CEC) works to improve the social aspects of the neighborhood(e.g. renter issues, police/community relations, homeless encampments, public art, community gardening, crime/safety issues, and post-pandemic recovery efforts), and create equitable engagement through events and programming. The CEC meets most months on the 3rd Mondays from 6:30-8:00pm in-person at the Matthews Recreation Center […]
The SNG Board of Directors is composed of residents and a business representative from the Seward Neighborhood. We hold meetings on the 4th Wednesday of the month from 6:30 to 8:30pm and they are always open to the public. Click this link to view what’s on the agenda for our upcoming meetings, and read the […]