IPNTA Newsletter Archive 2005 - 2002

November 2005     [PDF Version]

• Where We Are Now: J51 and Other Issues
• Voucher Issues: An Update
• Important Contacts at IPN
• Spotlight on Townhouses
• CERT Training
• Report on Building Services: Rats, Pigeons, Elevators...and much more
• IPN Tenants Host Benefit Here To Aid Animal Victims of Katrina
• Daffodils and Such on Greenwich
• Changing of the Guard: Lynn Walsh Steps Down as Treasurer; Jean Hartman Assumes Role
• Holiday Fund Drive for IPN Workers
• Independence Plaza North Tenants Association Board of Directors

February/March 2005     [PDF Version]

(Feb/March 05 issue available as PDF only.)

July/Aug 2004

• Got Problems? IPNTA Continues To Help Tenants Resolve Transition Issues
• Late Fees
• Saving Mitchell-Lama? It Would Not Work for Us
• Our Struggle Continues — A word from our new President

March 2004

• VICTORY! Our Homes Stay Affordable!
• Our Struggle Continues
• Thanks for a Great Flea Market

November 2003

• 400 Tenants Rally to Support City Council Mitchell-Lama Protection Bill
• To IPNTA members and other M-L Tenants: ‘You Made Our Day!’

Sep/Oct 2003

• IPN Isn't Your Football, Laurence, It's Our Home!
• Security at IPN: A Challenge for Gluck
• Pet Owners: Let's Respect Each Other and the Community
• IPNTA Issues Booklet on Community Healing After 9-11

August 2003

• Council Speaker to Introduce Landmark Bill to Preserve Affordable Housing — Including IPN

June/July 2003

• City Council Speaker Vows to Support M-L Tenants! Gluck Issues IPN Buyout Notice
• IPNTA Seeks ‘Voucher’ Tenants For New Board Committee
• Keep On Keeping On! Our Battle Continues in Spite of Buyout!

March 2003

• Bank Group Open to IPNTA on Alternative to Buyout
• IPNTA Builds Coalitions With Neighbor Groups
• How the IPN Stakeholders Will Fare When IPNTA Wins
• Support Our Nabe’s Stores

February 2003

• Community Board 1 Supports IPN Tenants’ Fight to Keep Homes Affordable
• Mitchell-Lama Law Meant for All Stakeholders, Not Just Landlord
• A Generous Year!

Helen Martinez of 80 N. Moore St. passed away recently from a heart attack. She was 78 years young. We will miss our lively senior neighbor.

January 2003

• What Have We Done Lately?
• Tenants Respond to IPNTA Survey
• Contact The Mayor About Our Plight

Fall 2002

• Hundreds Rally to Save Our Homes at IPN WTC
• Resident Respiratory Study for IPN and Others
• Let's Stay United!

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