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Submitted by shawn on 16 May 2012 - 7:11pm

SSHCA: Concert at Rivercrest park

Join South Seminole Heights Civic Association for their Concert in the Park featuring Genghis Flan.

Rivercrest Park at the corner of Osborne and North Boulevard along the scenic Hillsborough river.

Friday May 18th from 6pm til Dark.

www.SSHCA.org

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Submitted by shawn on 1 May 2012 - 7:31pm

April General membership meeting

The April General Membership meeting was well-attended with TPD as our special guest. TPD spoke about how they can help with quality-of-life issues in the neighborhood and answered questions about crime.

The Seminole Heights Community Garden was a recipient of a $500 donation from a prior Home Tour. OSHNA has held the donation for them while they completed their organization under a 501(c)(3) and obtained a bank account. At this meeting, OSHNA proudly provided the check to the Garden representatives. They showcased their new meeting and water collection structure that the money will help build.

Dr Becky Zarger from USF represented one of her graduate students who is conducting a survey on water use. Neighbors in attendance were encouraged to participate. Look for more information on OSHNA's website in the near future.

[More pictures below!]

Submitted by shawn on 1 May 2012 - 6:58pm

FOL: Rose Bilal Jazz Vocalist

The Friends of the Seminole Heights Library invite you to a great evening of jazz for their 3rd annual fund raiser.

Location: Ella's Americana Folk Art Cafe
5119 N Nebraska Ave

Monday, May 14th, 7-10pm

Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door.

Donations are tax deductible

Library

Submitted by shawn on 1 May 2012 - 6:27pm

Library History Roadshow

The Seminole Heights Branch Library was founded in 1927 as one of seven city libraries. It relocated several times until 1965, when it settled at 4711 Central Ave. This heavily used neighborhood library will soon be rebuilt in the same location, tripling in size to meet the needs of the community.