Imagine a health fair where you really learn about health. Where the guy who looks like a heart attack waiting to happen gasps, grabs his arm, and falls to the ground. As the paramedics dash up and start working on him, a woman in a white lab coat addresses the gathering crowd, talking about heart attacks, what causes them, how modern medicine deals with them, how to prevent them. That would get your attention, wouldn’t it?
September 2003
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Development News
RiverCrest Condos – Lafayette Place – Proposals for Post-Teledyne Building – New Land Enterprises’ East Side condo development
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Housing: Tenants’ Responsibilities
In July we discussed ways renters could get satisfaction when landlords fail to keep up their property. This month we will take a brief look at tenant responsibilities, and next month we will begin to take a more in-depth look at the practices of those who are in the business of being a landlord in Riverwest.
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UW-Menities: The University is Back in Session
With services for both students and the general public alike, having a university nearby can offer some pretty good perks. Here’s a look at what’s available to near neighbors–not just students–as the university year kicks off again.
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Parents Sign Up for HIPPY at Riverwest Schools
HIPPY isn’t about the 60′s. It’s Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters (HIPPY). Giving parents the tools, experience, and help they need to become involved in their preschool youngsters’ education is what this free Riverwest program is all about. And when parents get involved, kids do well in school.
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