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A community's school system and educational infrastructure are key components to the local economy.

The October 11 Citizen Action Sector meeting focused on the issues and candidates of the November 7, 2017 General Election, giving area residents a chance to garner information for informed voting decisions.

A strong economy improves the livability of a neighborhood, improving housing stock, attracting new residents, increasing school success, reducing crime and contributing to the health of children and families.

If you live in the North End, then you know what the housing situation is like. While there are many homes that are well cared for, there are also abandoned houses that attract trouble, are an eyesore, and are a danger to curious children.

The ROAR kids took part in a West African Drumming module, and did a little dancing, as well! The kids are having a great time!

Land use within the North End is varied. We have low-density residential areas, industrial areas, and businesses.

The Updated North End Community Economic Development Plan is up for public review. We know it's a lot to take in. So, we’re going to break it down a bit for you in a new series of bite-sized Plan morsels. 

Events in the area

As summer fades into fall, it is time to bid a fond farewell to our summer interns. We have enjoyed working with Thea Crowley and Cassie Huvler, and it is with great joy that we see them move ahead in the world...

Read about our updated version of the North End Economic Community Development Plan and more !

Sign up for Fall Mini-Modules!

ROAR students, mentors, and NECIC staff had a great time roughing it over the weekend!