PAL has 4 clinics a month in South Park. For years this program – funded by a grant from Holly & Michael DiFlora – has resulted in a lower feral population and healthier cats.
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How to keep your property safe from trespassers
Although South Park looks and feels like a friendly small-town neighborhood, it’s officially an “urban environment.” That means we need to stay alert to the kinds of petty property crime you find in any city. Trespassing is part of the mix of crime that neighbors may...
How can I slow down traffic on my street?
Speeding traffic in South Park’s narrow streets is an ongoing concern. Here are two actions you can take to slow the speeders.
Cancelled: July PPD party and July HSP membership meeting
Hey all! Two neighborhood events have been cancelled in the interest of public health: Saturday, July 18 PPD Tuesday, July 28 HSPI Membership Meeting We'll get together again as soon as everyone feels safe doing so. Meanwhile, keep your spirits up and thank you for...
Did you know South Park has a community garden?
Daniel Kamen, a volunteer at South Park Urban Garden, takes a pictures of fellow volunteers Freva and Napewa Hakiza.
SP Neighbor Stays Active and Social Despite Virus!
Wanda Lacy of Morton Avenue is an inspiration! So much so that she made the Dayton Daily News as an example of how to keep things lively, even if the pandemic means you have to stay at home. We'd love to think she represents the best of South Park -- people that are...