Trinity Vicinity Neighborhood Association

18/01/2024

Prevent spotted lanternflys!

Now is the time to be proactive against spotted lanternfly! Scraping and destroying egg masses this winter will help decrease the number of spotted lanternfly that hatch next spring. Spotted lanternfly lay egg masses on trees and other smooth surfaces outside, including campers, grills, boats, and sheds. An egg mass will be tan or brown and have the consistency of mud. If you find an egg mass, scrape it off with a credit card, place it in a Ziploc bag, and add rubbing alcohol to the bag to destroy the eggs. Each egg mass can contain up to 60 eggs, so egg mass scraping can effectively manage spotted lanternfly on your property!

13/05/2023

05/13/2023
Our community clean up and cook out will be canceled today due to potential rain. We will reschedule it to June 03, 2023, Saturday.

02/05/2023

UPDATE: Event below is canceled due to potential rain.

Reschedule date is Saturday June 03,2023.

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Attached is our next community event flyer. Hope you all can participate. Thank you.

Saturday, May 13, 2023 Trinity Vicinity Community Events!

1) Neighborhood Clean Up
Time: 10:00am to 12:00pm
Meeting point: 10th St. & N Monroe

2) Trinity Vicinity CookOut
Time: 2:00pm to 5:00pm
Meeting point:10th & N Monroe

There will be food and drinks!

24/04/2023

There will not be a TVNA meeting tomorrow, 4/25/23. Meeting will resume next month.

03/03/2023

Police officers will be visiting Spark*d (inside DE.CO) at 111 West 10th Street on Wednesday, March 8 from 9 to 11 a.m. We encourage customers coming in for their coffee and bakery treats to stop by our table, interact with some of our police officers and pick up some public safety-related information and giveaways.

The continuation of this monthly event follows our department’s observance of National Coffee with a Cop Day this past October. Throughout 2023, we will organize a monthly event at coffee shops across the city to help provide additional opportunities for the public to interact with our officers, ask questions and learn about resources available to our community.

The Wilmington Police Department will continue to organize a monthly Coffee with a Cop event, with our next event coming up in March.   Police officers will be visiting Spark*d (inside DE.CO) ...

01/03/2023

A MESSAGE FROM OUR TVNA BOARD

Last night’s meeting was very productive and
informative. We’d like to thank Ernest “Trippi” Congo President Of Wilmington
City Council and his staff member, Council
Women Michelle Harlee of the 4th District,
Chief Wilfredo Campos, Captain Randall Nowell and WPD Officers who serve our
area. We appreciate The Wilmington Peace
Keepers for their participation.

A lot was discussed by end of the meeting. I
think a lot of questions were answered and
Wilmington Police made a big commitment to
our neighbors which put a lot of residents at
ease.

We’d also like to thank all of our residents for participating, without you there’s no success.

Two big events in April, our community clean
up and cook out and the Grand Opening of
our Cafe(the old treehouse cafe). Dates will
be forwarded.

TVNA Board Members:

David Ross President
Peter Zoltowski Vice President
Alex Goode Treasurer
Sophia Sotomayor Secretary

24/02/2023

HANDEL FESTIVAL (FEBRUARY 23, 24 & 25) –

The Trinity Church Choir and Music Director David Simmons are collaborating with The Serafin Ensemble and the Grace United Methodist Church Choir in a three-day festival entitled “Hallelujah Handel.” The three varied performances begin on Georg Frideric Handel’s birthday, February 23, at 7:30 pm. The final program on Saturday, February 25 puts the choirs center stage in selections by Handel, closing with a chance for the audience to join in a sing-along of Handel’s “Hallelujah Chorus.”

Tickets are available at www.musicschoolofdelaware.org. All three performances will be held at Grace United Methodist Church, 900 Washington Street in Wilmington.

HALLELUJAH HANDEL!
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2023 • 7:30PM • GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH • INDIVIDUAL: $20, 3-PACK $50 | STUDENT W/ID: $15, 3-PACK $35
RESERVE TICKETS

A program of vocal, instrumental, and choral works by Georg Frideric Handel, closing with a sing-along of the Hallelujah Chorus from The Messiah.

THE ARTS AT TRINITY 2022-2023 SEASON
April 30 – The Serafin Ensemble

All concerts begin at 4 pm at Trinity Episcopal Church, 1108 N. Adams Street, Wilmington, DE 19801



Artist inquiries and requests for more information should be addressed to David Simmons, Trinity Parish’s Director of Music at [email protected]

To follow TAAT news, please visit and join www.facebook.com/TheArtsatTrinity/

18/02/2023

Did you know you can file a complaint to the City online to have a representative show up within the hour?

See link below, complaints such as vacant lot, sanitation, illegal business, over crowdness, nuisances, tenant complaints etc.

Wilmington 311

17/02/2023

REMINDER: ZOOM Meeting, open discussion on crime in Trinity. 2/17/23 6:30pm

15/02/2023

THE DETAILS:
(WEATHER PERMITTING THURS & FRI)
We'll post on our story if anything changes!!

Wednesday & Thursday 8a-11a - Normal spot at the pump House @ 10th and Van Buren...BAKED GOODS Wednesday!
Friday 9a-12p - We'll be back outside our future location at 11th and Monroe in historic Trinity Vicinity!

11/02/2023

The Wilmington Police Department continues to remind all vehicle owners and operators to do their part to avoid vehicle theft.

You can view our PSA, produced by WITN 22, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94lP75zUvxk&list=PLrhMWEka8W_AXcR5ckPDyHiJiLIuApyJ5&index=2&t=0s

Police urge motorists not to leave their vehicles unattended while running, or while keys are inside of the vehicle.

Whether it involves warming up or cooling off a vehicle before travel, or leaving a vehicle running while picking something up from a restaurant or business, police urge drivers to turn off and secure vehicles whenever they are unattended. These simple tips can help prevent against vehicle theft.

Police also remind drivers to avoid leaving any valuables in plain sight, and to be mindful of spare or valet keys that might be left in their vehicles that could potentially result in a theft.



For full details, view this message on the web.

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