Vision Shenandoah Head Updates Dream Team Progress
(Shenandoah) — About 60 Shenandoah area residents are working to shape the community’s future. They’re members of so-called “dream teams” involved in the Vision Shenandoah initiative. Vision Shenandoah Executive Director Margaret Brady updated efforts at this week’s Shenandoah Chamber and Industry Association Annual Meeting and Ag Banquet.
Vision Shenandoah Update Highlights Annual SCIA Banquet
(Shenandoah) — Shenandoah is involved in a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. That’s according to Jennifer Green, foundation manager of the Charles E. Lakin Foundation–one of three speakers at Tuesday night’s Shenandoah Chamber and Industry Association Annual Meeting and Ag Banquet at the Elks Lodge. Vision Shenandoah was the banquet’s central focus.
Vision Shenandoah Recaps Community Meetings, Outlines Next Steps
(Shenandoah) — Vision Shenandoah officials are pleased with the community input they’ve received on determining how best to use a significant amount of seed money from a regional foundation. For the past 30 days, Vision Shenandoah has been garnering feedback through an online survey, along with two community meetings this past week.
Vision Shenandoah Holds First Community Meeting
(Shenandoah) — Efforts to gather feedback on a direction for Shenandoah continue. About 30 people attended the first of two Vision Shenandoah community meetings at the Mill Tuesday night. Vision Shenandoah board members are holding the meetings to solicit comments or ideas on possible projects for money allotted by the Charles E. Lakin Foundation.
Vision Shenandoah Plans Community Meetings
(Shenandoah) — Shenandoah residents can learn more about the city’s recently-announced visioning process at a series of special meetings this week. Vision Shenandoah holds special meetings Tuesday from 6-7 p.m. at the Mill, and Thursday from 1-2 p.m. at Shenandoah Public Library’s auditorium.
Vision Shenandoah Sponsors Public Survey
(Shenandoah) — Shenandoah residents are asked to provide input in a number of community priorities. Officials with the newly-formed Vision Shenandoah are sponsoring a public survey designed to help map the community’s future.
Brady Takes Vision Shenandoah Job
(Shenandoah) — Dr. Margaret Brady is no stranger to challenges. A 1980 Shenandoah High School graduate, Brady practiced veterinary medicine in the community for many years before opening Healthy Tails Retreat.
