Fall, 2017   


GAIN Party October 21st
Meet your neighbors, win raffle prizes, meet city council members, city staff, local police and more!
Hudson Park
Saturday, Oct. 21
East Ramada
4 to 5 - Social Hour, Raffle
5 to 6 - Food
6 to 7 - Neighborhood Olympic Games for kids and the young at heart
Everyone is invited!
We’ll have food, refreshments, a Photo Booth (thanks Deanna Dent!) a pinata and more.
Bring any donations of bottled wine for a ring toss game, salads, deserts, raffle items, entertainment.
We’ll have a beer permit, BYOB, no glass please.
Want to help with the set up or have questions? Contact Phil Amorosi 480-968-5530 or e-mail philamo@cox.net

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Wall Mural at Liquor Express
Four neighborhood artists created this beautiful artwork with a grant from NEDCO (panel artists from left to right) Matt Dickson, Jon Haddock, Beth Tom and Frank Gonzalez. Thanks all for making our world a little brighter.

The Importance of Flood Irrigation
Neighbor Ed Lebow has created a wonderful slide show showing the historical significance of flood irrigation in the Valley. Hudson Manor is part of that history.

Hudson Manor History
The grandson of the developer of our Hudson Manor dropped off a portfolio of old photos of neighborhood and Tempe. See the History page for links to these photos/articles. Phil also found a 1992 news video done on the problems our park was having when a number of homeless people had made Hudson Manor Part their home. Dennis Cahill had just been elected to our City Council and includes neighbor Shelly White as well.

Hudson Manor Labyrinth - Neighbors Working Together!
Summer, 2007 marked the completion of our neighborhood project to construct a meditation area at our Hudson Manor Park. On June 9th, a time capsule was sealed at the entry and the north sign was set in place at the base of the peace pole. The arrow was set in black “Apache Tears” from Globe. Since that time people have been seen eating there, children play games there, others practice playing their guitars and flutes there and yes there was even a person spotted in a yoga position in meditation! This was truly a neighborhood project - with lots of people volunteering their time and energy. See the Labyrinth page for photos of the park in progress.