Consider serving!
There are many opportunities in November…
Notices:
IMPORTANT MEETING SCHEDULE CHANGES
During Holiday Season, Meeting dates change**
Council Member Elections! ➠ Note: Different date and place than usual!
November 28, Wednesday, @ 6:30 pm
at the State Capitol Bldg, Room 240
The November meeting will have community updates and elections for our volunteer Board of Trustees. There are four members up for re-election and three members departing. If you would like to run for a position on the board please e-mail your interest to council@chnc-slc.org.
➽ Nominations will be accepted through Monday, November 26th.
Inland Port Panel! Thursday, Nov 8
The Utah Global Forum facilitates the dialogue on how businesses can expand beyond local boundaries and develop an import and export strategy to expand into the global marketplace. The program offers an incredible breadth of content, bringing experts from across multiple industries, all with a single objective: move Utah businesses to the global business stage and meet the challenges of today’s business environment.
Conference registration is $119.00, save $20 with promo code UGFPort18
More info: visit http://utahglobalforum.com/
To Register: go to https://purchase.growtix.com/e/2018_utah_global_forum
Volunteering and Donating During the Holidays
➽ As the winter turns wet and cold, local shelters need socks and underwear.
These are just a few. There are many opportunities to help the community during the holidays. If you would like to see one featured here, please email and let us know!
Give Time – Utah Food Bank
https://www.utahfoodbank.org/give-time/
Last year, they benefited from 83,418 volunteer hours—the equivalent of 40 full-
The Christmas Box International
https://thechristmasbox.org/volunteer/
Choose a location below to learn more about volunteer opportunities in your area
Rescue Mission of Salt Lake
rescuesaltlake.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9…69
Volunteer opportunities to serve at the Rescue Mission’s homeless shelter in Salt Lake City, Utah. Groups and individuals are needed to help set up, take down and manage high-volume events like ourThanksgiving, Christmas and Easter banquets.
Habitat for Humanity
https://www.habitat.org/
Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit organization that helps people in your community and around the world build or improve a place they can call home.
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Updates:
Did You Know….?
- Send us your events and we’ll post them on our calendar…see it here!
- We’ve all got issues! … See updates on what your neighbors are working on on the Updates Page, here …or find it under the NEWS menu
- NEW Events and Happenings page here! …or find it under the CALENDAR menu
- We Tweet, too! We’re on Twitter!
- And Facebook, too! Here!
Meeting Minutes
Read meeting minutes here
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District 3 Newsletter
See it — sign up for it!— here
Fire Station Newsletter
Special: Prepare for Heating Season! Read it here.
Sign up for it here: http://slcfire.com/contact/
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Calendar Postings
Check the CHNC online calendar, here, for the latest postings.
November 8, Thursday, @ 8 am
Inland Port Panel!
November 16, Friday, @ 5 – 8 pm
Momentum art show! Come see huge paintings of horses done by one of your neighbors at the vacant laundromat next to Cucina Restaurant (1030 east 2nd Ave).
November 22, Thursday, @ ALL DAY!!!
THANKSGIVING! Be thankful!
November 28, Wednesday, @ 6:30 pm
Council Board Elections!
** This will be held @ The State Capitol (see map above)
Did you vote yet? Good! It’s fun, right? Come vote again up at the State Capitol!!
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CNCH Meeting Dates:
Next Board Meeting:
Nov 5, 6:30
Jex Conference Room, Marmalade Library
Next month’s Council Meeting:
Nov 28, 6:30 – CHNC Elections
** This will be held @ The State Capitol (see map above)
After this meeting, we will take December off. Find winter and holiday events on our website and calendar.
** Dec – No Meeting
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Let’s talk turkey…
Turkey photo hunted from:
https://www.fws.gov/refuges/features/WildFacts.html
They don’t list Utah turkeys, but…
Did You Know…? Three of the five sub-species of wild turkey were introduced to Utah. Eastern turkeys lived on Antelope Island from 1925 through the 1950s. The Merriam’s, from the ponderosa pine habitat of Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado, were introduced in 1952. They all taste great! Or… consider serving Tofurky!