The topic of the Station Garden reminds me to alert anyone with trees in their yard to be on the lookout right now for the early stages of this destructive […]
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Train Station Garden Spring 2020
The Spring Cleanup/Mulching day at the Tulpehocken Station Garden was cancelled and is being replaced with a few weeding sessions with very small groups spread out. As we will probably […]
2020 Annual Winter Party
WCGN’s January 26th Winter Potluck started off with an adorable surprise. Jenny Anne Horst-Martz arrived with a unique contribution to the dessert table–cupcakes dressed up as traffic lights, with dabs […]
Zoning Issue on Green and Chelton
WCGN, actively supported by several community groups including Germantown Life Enhancement Center, GUCDC, and SoLo (in the Penn Knox Neighborhood), will be opposing Mr Seymour Hoffman’s appeal of the ZBA […]
GHS/Fulton Development
As reported by Jill Saull on 10/6/19 (sorry this post is late) The GHS/Fulton Campus Development is still in the planning stages. The Coalition is actively working on a CBA […]
The Garden is Ready for Winter
Following two rainy days, volunteers at the Tulpehocken Station Garden were very lucky with the weather on Friday-Saturday, November 1-2. On Friday one group weeded to prepare the beds and […]
Celebrating a Tree
On Monday, October 7, a group of neighbors met at 131 W Walnut Lane to pay tribute to one of the biggest and oldest trees in the neighborhood, a beautiful […]
Fall Potluck 2019
This year’s fall potluck (Sunday, October 6) was graciously hosted by Fauzia and Zamir Garcia in their lovely back yard. No sooner were Silent Auction items laid out than it […]
WCGN 2019 Fall Potluck
FALL POTLUCK, BUSINESS MEETING, AND SILENT AUCTION! Come and meet your neighbors! WCGN will hold its Fall Potluck and business meeting on: October 6, 2019 at the home of Fauzia […]
Memories of Jim
I recently learned of the death of Jim Alexander, a long-time resident of the 200 block of West Washington Lane. What a loss! What a champion Jim was, enduring being […]