Navarino Neighborhood Association advocates literacy, embraces the diversity, and promotes Navarino as a great family neighborhood.
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Welcome
This is your online resource for information about the Navarino Neighborhood Association in Green Bay, WI. We hope you take your time to look around this website and see the many activities NNA puts together to make Navarino a geat place to live. We are an active association with a focus on activities for neighborhood kids.
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| Navarino borders are; East: Roosevelt St., North: Pine St., West: Monroe Ave., South: E. Mason St. |
Navarino offers a walkable neighborhood with sidewalks and tree-lined streets. Many of the streets have Linden trees which bloom in mid-June and fill the air with a clean citrus-smelling aroma. There is easy access to the area's recreational trails popular during the warmer months. Navarino offers some of the best home values in the Green Bay Area. There are also many vacant lots that are ready for building new homes on. Many of these lots are owned by the Green Bay Redevelopment Authority and are available for purchase through the New Homes in Your Neighborhood Program.
Earth Day Neighborhood Clean Up
Clean up of our neighborhood will take place on Saturday, April 24th with a rain date set for Sunday, April 25th. Meet at Navarino park, corner of Jackson and Stuart Streets, by 9am. Garbage bags and gloves will be provided.
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Bicycle Now!
Brown County Health Department
and WE BIKE, etc. present
Dairyland Donkey Basketball.
There will a Donkey Basketball game April 11 at East High School from 3-5 pm. If you would like to form a team or have any questions feel free to contact Steve Boehlen at 920-471-3397 or by email at threecornersna@yahoo.com
Green Bay Habitat for Humanity
Presents: Information on Becoming a Homeowner
East River Trail Update
On February 8th, 2010 there was a presentation given at the monthly meeting about plans to extend the East River trail from the Cora Vanderperren portion at N. Baird St. behind East High School westward to meet up with the Fox River Trail at the bridge on the north end of Monroe Ave.
A PowerPoint presentation was given showing the proposed path of the trail along with short and long term solutions to some of the problems associated with placing the trail.
For more information, please visit the Downtown Green Bay website.