Dickinson College First Year Students volunteer in HP Park West Side Neighborhood

We had the pleasure of hosting 40+ Dickinson College first year students for their community service work. They weeded, mulched and planted around the alleys of Heberlig Palmer Park, trimmed low hanging branches, cleaned up litter, mulched and weeded tree wells on neighboring streets and cleared storm drains. They worked extremely hard all afternoon and… Read More Dickinson College First Year Students volunteer in HP Park West Side Neighborhood

Carlisle Walk-ability/Bike-ability Working Group

Thu, Apr 16, 6:00 PM Downtown Carlisle Association offices at 53 South Street (basement) https://carlislewestside.nextdoor.com/events/278715/ Are you interested in making Carlisle a more pedestrian friendly place? Do often walk or bike to places in town? Do you have kids and want to make their walk to school safer? Great! Come out next Thursday (4/16) at… Read More Carlisle Walk-ability/Bike-ability Working Group

Frederick, Seibert & Associates, Inc. hired to design Heberlig Palmer Park Construction Plans

We are happy to announce that Carlisle Borough has hired Frederick, Seibert & Associates (FSA) to design construction plans for the Heberlig Palmer Park upgrade.  They will then oversee the construction as contractors implement the different projects within the park.  This project is funded through funds raised from individual, business and grant donations including grants from the Department of Conservation… Read More Frederick, Seibert & Associates, Inc. hired to design Heberlig Palmer Park Construction Plans

Help Carlisle become a more Vibrant, Connected and Playful Community!

The Carlisle Neighborhood Alliance is a network of residents who have come together to develop a sense of community and build relationships between each other and the downtown. To make this vision a reality, we will be focusing on seven working groups (six included in this survey) made up of local residents and community partners… Read More Help Carlisle become a more Vibrant, Connected and Playful Community!

Heberlig Palmer Park Project and Fundraising

Donate by Check through the Downtown Carlisle Association Full Park Plan Overview Document Spring Spruce Up Pics Something wonderful is happening on the West Side.  Our community is coming together to work on a project that benefits everyone in the neighborhood and it will even have a positive effect for the whole town.  Heberlig Palmer… Read More Heberlig Palmer Park Project and Fundraising

Take Back the Streets Town Hall Meeting At Hope Station

What: Take Back the Streets Town Hall Meeting When: Friday, November 1st at 6:00pm Where: Hope Station Who: Everyone, Anyone Recently, our neighborhood has seen an unfortunate, violent attack on one of our community members.  Two 17 year old chose to attack a 30 year resident over a simple parking space.  The specifics really don’t make much… Read More Take Back the Streets Town Hall Meeting At Hope Station

Lots of Park Updates! & Next Steps…

Next Meeting: Monday Sept. 16th 6:30pm Where: Quaker Church-252 A st. Guest Speaker: Curtis Hetrick from the East Side Neighbors will discuss how their group organized the upgrades at Biddle Mission Park.  This will help us organize our plans, fundraising and documentation based on what was successful for their project. Agenda: (see bottom of post) Wow!… Read More Lots of Park Updates! & Next Steps…

Regular Meeting Time for West Side Neighbors-Heberlig Palmer Park Project

What: West Side Neighbors-Heberlig Palmer Park Project Where: Heberlig Palmer Tot Lot (between N. Pitt St, Lincoln St., N. West St, & A St) When: Monday August 19th 6:30 PM (every 3rd Monday from now on) Who: Everyone, Anyone Two weeks ago we had a productive meeting with community members where we discussed the draft design of the… Read More Regular Meeting Time for West Side Neighbors-Heberlig Palmer Park Project

Heberlig-Palmer Park Draft Design Meeting Recap and Updates

Next Meeting: When: August 19th 6:30pm Where: Heberlig-Palmer Tot Lot (Rain Location Friends Meeting House 252 A Street -directly across the street from the Tire and Wheel site) Who: Anyone, Everyone What: This will be the first meeting to really plan out our first steps to get this project funded and organized. (Meetings will be held… Read More Heberlig-Palmer Park Draft Design Meeting Recap and Updates

Tot Lot Meeting Rain Location Change! Friends Meeting House 252 A Street

Where: Friends Meeting House (Quaker Church) 252 A Street (directly across the street from the Tire and Wheel site) On A Street between N. College and N. West St When: 6:30 pm Who: Everyone, Anyone Contact: carlislewestside@gmail.com We will not be rained out!  The weather isn’t cooperating with us today but that won’t stop us.  Friends… Read More Tot Lot Meeting Rain Location Change! Friends Meeting House 252 A Street

Sentinel Article on Heberlig Palmer Tot Lot Upgrade and Food Forest

  The Sentinel wrote an article discussing the upcoming meeting about the Tot Lot Upgrade and Food Forest (read all about our initial ideas here.  Hopefully it will help get more people to turn out but we have already heard back from a small group of people eager to start the discussion.  The Landscape Planner/Developer… Read More Sentinel Article on Heberlig Palmer Tot Lot Upgrade and Food Forest

Heberlig Palmer Food Forest & Park Upgrade Meeting-Tuesday May 28th 6:30pm (in the Park!)

Heberlig Palmer Tot Lot Food Forest & Park Upgrade Meeting When: Tuesday May 28th 6:30pm Where: Heberlig Palmer Tot Lot (between Pitt St, Lincoln St., West St, & A St) Who: Everyone, Anyone! contact: carlislewestside@gmail.com UPDATE: It looks like the Landscape Designer will be able to attend the Heberlig Palmer Food Forest/Park Upgrade Meeting. It’s… Read More Heberlig Palmer Food Forest & Park Upgrade Meeting-Tuesday May 28th 6:30pm (in the Park!)

Bloomin’ Carlisle

Below is a message from the Downtown Carlisle Association. Once again they are putting together planters that can be purchased or if you have pots from last year they will repot for. Time to dress up Carlisle!

Please Support the Carlisle Rental Responsibility Ordinance

The South of South Street Neighborhood Association has crafted a Rental Responsibility Ordinance in response to a widespread concern about the safety of the borough’s residents and the growing threat of blight in their community. Carlisle is alone in not having a rental ordinance to protect its quality of life. Our significant neighbors, Mechanicsburg, Shippensburg… Read More Please Support the Carlisle Rental Responsibility Ordinance