Kingfield Neighborhood Association

KFNA is Hiring a Community Coordinator!

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Community Coordinator Role (15-18 hours/week)

Overview & Mission

The mission of KFNA is serving Kingfield by creating connections, building community, and fostering engagement. KFNA coordinates many much-loved events such as Empty Bowls, the Sap Tap & Pancake Breakfast, and Porchfest, as well as supporting neighborhood projects such as the Pollinator Pathway, community safety workshops, renter canvasses, and neighborhood history projects. This role serves as a key point of engagement and communication between Kingfield renters, homeowners, business owners, and neighborhood community members, and the KFNA Board of Directors. The position of the Community Coordinator will report directly to the Board of Directors.

Read more about KFNA’s Guiding Principles and activities on our website: kingfield.org/about/

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Kingfield/Lyndale Fall Newsletter Now Arriving to your Mailbox!

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This fall, KFNA shared our newspaper with our neighbors in Lyndale for a special Election Edition. Please be on the look-out for it in your mailboxes as this edition looks a little different than our usual publication.

You can also read it online here!

 

Read the Winter 2020 Kingfield News Online now!

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The latest edition of the paper, jam packed with winter (and few peaks at spring) happenings is now online.

Be sure to read it with your calendar next to you so you can reserve the date for a bunch of favorite community happenings (Kingfield Empty Bowls, Feb. 6 and KFNA Annual Meeting, Mar. 18) as well as some fun new traditions (Winter FunFest Sledding, Jan. 25 and Community Maple Sap Tap and Pancake Breakfast, March 23)!

The paper version will be arriving at homes this week, thanks to our local bulk mail center and amazing postal carriers. As well to our production team, Kingfield neighbors Martha Brennecke (editor) and Brenda Johnson (graphic design). Thanks to all that put in the effort to get our news out to the entire community. Speaking of which, we are looking for people interested in writing stories and taking photos for this super-local quarterly news publication…if this is you please contact .

Kingfield Fall Newsletter is Now Available Online

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Visit here if you haven’t received your copy of the Kingfield News in your mail box yet. It is chock-full of community news, upcoming happenings and events, recaps of summer’s glory, and smiling photos of many of you, our Kingfield Neighbors!