Results of General Election
November 18th, 2009
CNA BOARD AND OFFICERS, 2009-2010
Officers:
Co-Presidents: Rebecca Wettemann & Eric Pendleton
Vice President: Alissa Freeman
Treasurer: Fabian DeSouza
Secretary: Karen Bommart
Board:
David Friedman
Courtney Fitzgerald
Chris Roche
David Pimenta
Sarah Kelly
To Contact us, e mail to cnaboston@gmail.com
CNA Holiday Party
Old friends and new residents gathered again at the Claremont Cafe to exchange Holiday Greetings at our annual neighborhood Party on December 16th.
co pres Rebecca W.and David P. Barbara P., Karen B. and new neighbor
Chris R. as bartender Gilles B. and new neighbor Jeff
Mike Bartlett
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.....And it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in the Neighborhood...
Wellington Street's Carey Erdman has once again treated all of us to a spectacular Christmas display at his home. Carey, a professional designer, offers help to decoratively challenged neighbors. Carey is at : Carey_erdman@msn.com.
Peek at Scranton/O'Neil Tree
Casagrande residence all lit up
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Updated Neighbors Recommend Guide ready: We've polled our membership and we've gathered more NEW recommendations for the best of the best of South End vendors. If you're looking for a plumber, a hairdresser, a good place to eat, or anything in between, visit the Neighbors Recommend piece on our "Extras" page and click on the link "Neighbors Recommend." If you have a recommendation, contact Roberta at Bertabenjamin@aol.com.
Wally's Cafe:Recently won The Henry Hampton Award for minority owned businesses, given by Black and White Boston. Congratulations to Elynor Walcott and son Frank Poindexter(also a CNA board member), who accepted the award on behalf of Wally's from Mayor Menino. Please visit our "Spotlight" page to learn more about this South End jazz institution. And if Wally's is one of our oldest neighborhood businesses, check out Uptown Espresso, one of our newest additions at the "Spotlight"page, which this year won a "Best of Boston" Award. Kudos to Faye.
Info from Survey: In response to our e mail survey, we received a gratifying response from over 45 of our members. Crime, trash, and green space were major areas of concern or interest to residents. Results for complete report, click on Surveyresults.
Membership: Now is the time to join or renew your membership and update your e mail addresses for timely information and alerts on neighborhood issues. Watch for a mailing soon.
The Claremont Neighborhood Association (CNA) was founded in 1945 and is the second oldest neighborhood association in the South End, and one of the oldest in Boston.
It consists of the 14 blocks bounded by West Newton Street, Camden Street, Southwest Corridor Park and the median of Tremont Street.
Today, residents of the Claremont neighborhood reflect a microcosm of the diversity of Boston: single, married, old, young, gay, straight, ethnically diverse, students, professionals and retired.



