The Buzz About Bees with Mikaila Ulmer
Nine-year-old Trinity Episcopal School student Mikaila Ulmer, who won Best Kid Entrepreneur in the Austin Chronicle’s 2013 Best of Austin awards for her BeeSweet Lemonade, will be the guest speaker at a June 7 seminar at The Natural Gardener, 8648 Old Bee Caves Road, Austin, Texas 78735. Mikaila’s presentation, “The Buzz About Bees,” will involve the success story behind her product. Her motto is, “Buy … Continue reading The Buzz About Bees with Mikaila Ulmer
Maya Angelou, Poet, Author and Activist
Ujima Magazine sends our condolences to the Angelou family for their lost. The world has lost a great writer, speaker and activist. Her legacy will live on for many generations to come. Continue reading Maya Angelou, Poet, Author and Activist
Project Connect: The Rail
Traffic congestion in Austin costs everyone time and money, diminishes our quality of life, and continues to increase as Central Texas grows. Capital Metro, the City of Austin, CAMPO, the Lone Star Rail District, and other partners are working together to improve long-term mobility and accessibility, support local and regional growth objectives, and meet community needs by helping families: – … Continue reading Project Connect: The Rail
Colony Park Master Plan and Family Fun Fest
The City of Austin and its community partners invite Northeast Austin residents to celebrate the final Master Plan for two large tracts of publically-owned land by participating in a free Family Fun Fest June 23.
The Family Fun Fest will include a Colony Park Master Plan Open House and a Community Resources Fair from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Multi-Purpose Facility and the adjacent grounds of the Turner-Roberts Recreation Center, 7201 Colony Loop Drive.
The open house will allow the community to see how its ideas and preferences for the area translate into a Master Plan that will go to the Austin City Council in early fall. The Master Plan focuses on 208 acres of publicly-owned land off Loyola Lane as well as 93 acres of adjacent City-owned parkland.
The Family Fun Fest will include food, music, and an opportunity for residents to interact with local service vendors to receive information on educational, health, and social services, safety, and adult/youth programs. Continue reading “Colony Park Master Plan and Family Fun Fest”
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