White Stadium Transportation Community Meeting

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Date: Thursday, June 11th
Time: 6:00–7:30 PM
Location: William Devine Golf Course Clubhouse, Franklin Park

The City and White Stadium project team invite community members to attend a White Stadium Transportation Community Meeting on Thursday, June 11, from 6:00–7:30 PM at the William Devine Golf Course Clubhouse in Franklin Park.

This meeting is an opportunity for residents to provide feedback on remaining transportation-related elements of the White Stadium project, including the size of the parking protection zone, the number of visitor placards available to households within the zone, and details regarding the Franklin Park parking program.

To encourage meaningful participation, the meeting will be structured in a science fair–style format, similar to the Franklin Park Capital Fair held earlier this spring, with information stations dedicated to specific topics and opportunities for attendees to engage directly with project staff and share their feedback.

Urban Wilds- Community Volunteer Days

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The City’s Urban Wilds team, led by Shan Borucke and Jonathan Bacdayan, have been busy clearing invasives and restoring the understory in Franklin Park. Over the last year, Longcrouch Woods has been utterly transformed, with sweeping vistas and new growth. Join Shan, Jonathan, and the Urban Wilds team for monthly Community Volunteer Days (held on the second Saturday of each month). To join the next community work day on June 13, sign up here: https://forms.gle/JAEJVkTdikvEAdPD8.

 

Long Crouch Woods, Franklin Park

Restor(y)ing the Understory (Celebration)

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The City’s Urban Wilds team, led by Shan Borucke and Jonathan Bacdayan, have been busy clearing invasives and restoring the understory in Franklin Park. Over the last year, Longcrouch Woods has been utterly transformed, with sweeping vistas and new growth. Join Shan, Jonathan, and the Urban Wilds team for monthly Community Volunteer Days (held on the second Saturday of each month). To join the next community work day on June 13, sign up here: https://forms.gle/JAEJVkTdikvEAdPD8.
“Restor(y)ing the understory”, an art installation and activation, will celebrate these ecological restoration efforts and connect community to these landscapes as they change. What old stories will we discover in the park? What new stories will we tell? Join Carolyn Lewenberg to “co-create” this installation at community “art builds” Fridays 3-5p by the Bear Dens: May 15, 22, 29, and June 5. A movement-based celebration and activation of the space will be held July 18, 3-6pm, in collaboration with Isaura Oliveira’s Living Experience Outdoor Program.

Restor(ying) the Understory

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The City’s Urban Wilds team, led by Shan Borucke and Jonathan Bacdayan, have been busy clearing invasives and restoring the understory in Franklin Park. Over the last year, Longcrouch Woods has been utterly transformed, with sweeping vistas and new growth. Join Shan, Jonathan, and the Urban Wilds team for monthly Community Volunteer Days (held on the second Saturday of each month). To join the next community work day on June 13, sign up here: https://forms.gle/JAEJVkTdikvEAdPD8.
“Restor(y)ing the understory”, an art installation and activation, will celebrate these ecological restoration efforts and connect community to these landscapes as they change. What old stories will we discover in the park? What new stories will we tell? Join Carolyn Lewenberg to “co-create” this installation at community “art builds” Fridays 3-5p by the Bear Dens: May 15, 22, 29, and June 5. A movement-based celebration and activation of the space will be held July 18, 3-6pm, in collaboration with Isaura Oliveira’s Living Experience Outdoor Program.

Restor(y)ing the Understory

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The City’s Urban Wilds team, led by Shan Borucke and Jonathan Bacdayan, have been busy clearing invasives and restoring the understory in Franklin Park. Over the last year, Longcrouch Woods has been utterly transformed, with sweeping vistas and new growth. Join Shan, Jonathan, and the Urban Wilds team for monthly Community Volunteer Days (held on the second Saturday of each month). To join the next community work day on June 13, sign up here: https://forms.gle/JAEJVkTdikvEAdPD8.
“Restor(y)ing the understory”, an art installation and activation, will celebrate these ecological restoration efforts and connect community to these landscapes as they change. What old stories will we discover in the park? What new stories will we tell? Join Carolyn Lewenberg to “co-create” this installation at community “art builds” Fridays 3-5p by the Bear Dens: May 15, 22, 29, and June 5. A movement-based celebration and activation of the space will be held July 18, 3-6pm, in collaboration with Isaura Oliveira’s Living Experience Outdoor Program.

Restor(y)ing the Understory

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The City’s Urban Wilds team, led by Shan Borucke and Jonathan Bacdayan, have been busy clearing invasives and restoring the understory in Franklin Park. Over the last year, Longcrouch Woods has been utterly transformed, with sweeping vistas and new growth. Join Shan, Jonathan, and the Urban Wilds team for monthly Community Volunteer Days (held on the second Saturday of each month). To join the next community work day on June 13, sign up here: https://forms.gle/JAEJVkTdikvEAdPD8.
“Restor(y)ing the understory”, an art installation and activation, will celebrate these ecological restoration efforts and connect community to these landscapes as they change. What old stories will we discover in the park? What new stories will we tell? Join Carolyn Lewenberg to “co-create” this installation at community “art builds” Fridays 3-5p by the Bear Dens: May 15, 22, 29, and June 5. A movement-based celebration and activation of the space will be held July 18, 3-6pm, in collaboration with Isaura Oliveira’s Living Experience Outdoor Program.

Restor(y)ing the Understory

By |
The City’s Urban Wilds team, led by Shan Borucke and Jonathan Bacdayan, have been busy clearing invasives and restoring the understory in Franklin Park. Over the last year, Longcrouch Woods has been utterly transformed, with sweeping vistas and new growth. Join Shan, Jonathan, and the Urban Wilds team for monthly Community Volunteer Days (held on the second Saturday of each month). To join the next community work day on June 13, sign up here: https://forms.gle/JAEJVkTdikvEAdPD8.
“Restor(y)ing the understory”, an art installation and activation, will celebrate these ecological restoration efforts and connect community to these landscapes as they change. What old stories will we discover in the park? What new stories will we tell? Join Carolyn Lewenberg to “co-create” this installation at community “art builds” Fridays 3-5p by the Bear Dens: May 15, 22, 29, and June 5. A movement-based celebration and activation of the space will be held July 18, 3-6pm, in collaboration with Isaura Oliveira’s Living Experience Outdoor Program.

FPC Annual Meeting

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Proposed Amended FPC Art of Org and ByLaws — Upcoming vote

The agenda for the 2026 Annual Meeting of Voting Members of FPC on May 30 will include
1. Election of members to the Board of Directors
2. Adoption of Amended and Restated By-Laws
3. Adoption of Amended and Restated Articles of Organization

Current Articles of Organization and By-Laws may be viewed here.

Only those who were members as of April 26, 2026 (check member list) may vote at the Annual Meeting.  Please see the Notice of the Annual Meeting for more information.  If you believe you are member, but are not listed on the member list, please email secretary@franklinparkcoalition.org to seek clarification.