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MARCH2008
Welcome to the MARCH issue of obddesignline, the monthly e-newsletter of Omaha by Design. Click here to view the stories listed below.
IN THIS ISSUE
Board Recommends Approval of ACI Application Request
A section of Dodge Street in Omaha’s historic Dundee neighborhood is on its way to becoming the city’s first Area of Civic Importance. Read more about it in today's issue.
Shop Fixing Bikes and More; Open House March 15
Neighborhood change is brewing in a red brick building on Omaha’s N. 33rd Street. Read more about the Community Bicycle Shop of Omaha in today's issue.
Students Introduced to Place Game Concept
Students from throughout the metro are being challenged to think about their city, how it grows and changes over time, and the importance of adding their voices to this process in conjunction with an Omaha Performing Arts outreach project. Read more about it in today's issue.
Support Sought for Downtown Omaha Wayfinding Project
Support is sought for the creation of a comprehensive signage system that meets the pedestrian and motorist needs of the downtown populace and reflects Omaha’s image as a premier Midwestern city. Read more about it in today's issue.
Grant Program Roundup, Help Sessions Available
It's grant season for neighborhood groups in Omaha. Read more about available funding opportunities for neighborhoods in today's issue.
Story Ideas Sought for "The Green Issue"
Are you reducing your impact on the earth’s resources in a substantial way? We want to know about it! Read more about how to participate in this project in today's issue.
Green Homes: Indoor Water Use
How many gallons of water do you use a day? You may be surprised at the answer. Read more about how to conserve water in the home in today's issue.
Read Ken Mayer's "The Public Space" on the web at www.omahabydesign.org. This month’s topic – "Ride and Be Free.”