A series of entries designed to capture the ongoing adventures of NINA! See how we came to be where we are today, and follow along as we enter the new century of social media!
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I always forget to go into the basement! Not this time.
Work underway on the exterior and at the garage.
Maybe? This is 97-99 Ashley Street, former site of the Sigourney Square Market, which burned down in 2022. Wouldn’t a couple of NINA homes look great here?
Plus the repair work on the back, second story porch.
No idea what’s going on here, but based on the handwritten sign there, it’s been ongoing since October 22, and it will continue until November 21.
Tonight at its regular monthly meeting, the Asylum Hill Neighborhood Association recognized NINA’s executive director, Ken Johnson, for his many years of service to Asylum Hill and to AHNA. Ken has been committed to the revitalization of Asylum Hill since he took the job of executive director back in 2004, and he’s been involved with AHNA since that same time. For the last 11 years, he served as a member of AHNA’s board of directors. Congrats, Ken, for this honor!
The photo on the plaque is from October 28, 2013, when the banners in Sigourney Square Park were officially dedicated. From left to right are Luwannia Martin, Ken Johnson, Diane Cantello, and Mike Zaleski. And apologies for the glare, especially to Mike Zaleski, who’s face is hidden by it!
A group of volunteers from Asylum Hill Congregational Church painted at 102 Huntington Street. Photos by our intrepid construction manager, Ramon Martinez.