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Don't forget Celebrate Santa Ana May 8th 5:30-8:30 PM City Council Chambers Details
from left: Laura Garcia, Ivana Unger, Lynnette Verino, Nancy Lutz At the February 2008 Board Meeting elections were held for the 2008/9 WSNA officers. Long time board member Nancy Lutz was elected as our President, Lynnette Verino who served as President for the past 2 1/2 years, is now Vice President. Ivana Unger is staying on as Secretary and Laura Garcia becomes Treasurer. In addition, Jean Poppa will remain our Comm-Link rep. Jean-Louise Jirik will be taking over publishing the newsletter and David Jirik will continue as our webmaster. Updated contact information is available here.
Jean-Louise Jirik has given the WSNA Newsletter an updated look. Check out the Spring issue here
It's time to show your support for the neighborhood by sending in your 2008 dues. You have received or should soonreceive your membership letter in the mail. It's also available here. Cut off the coupon, fill it out and send it in with your check. It's a great time to indicate that you'd like to get involved with your association or help with events. We need your help. Also please fill in your email address. WSNA would like to be able to communicate updates and calls to action via email. Don't worry we won't use your address for anything other than information about Washington Square. As the letter explains, WSNA is now a 501c3 corporation which means contributions and memberships are tax deductible. We hope to hear from you soon!!
The Washington Square neighborhood is located in the northern part of the beautiful city of Santa Ana, California. This site is here to provide you with information about our upcoming events, our residents, history and the beautiful homes and gardens that make up our neighborhood. The Washington Square Neighborhood Association is our voice. Sponsorship
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The Discovery Science Center at Main & 5fwy is much closer to our neighborhood than John Wayne Airport where most Santa Ana observations come from.
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