Neighborhood newsletters began as letters or memos mailed to households. This communication was essential to keep the residents informed about Outagamie County's plans for parking expansion, plans that threatened many homes in the neighborhood.
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Courthouse Neighborhood Report
From late 1993 through spring of 1994, the newly-formed group was called the "Courthouse Area Neighborhood Association." Letters from Frank Council, newly elected Chairman, were sent to households bordered by Memorial Drive, Prospect Avenue, Oneida Street and Lawrence Street.
| November 23, 1993 | January 20, 1994 | January 21, 1994 (includes 1980 walking tour brochure) | Spring, 1994 |
Neighborhood News
On July 21, 1994, the "Courthouse Area Neighborhood Association" was officially incorporated as "Old Third Ward Neighborhood Association." Neighborhood News now included requests for supporting members in various membership categories.
| August, 1994 | Fall, 1994 |
By the Winter of 1995 Neighborhood News took on the look of a newsletter publication.
| Winter, 1995 | Spring, 1995 | Summer, 1995 | Spring, 1996 |
The Winter 1997-98 issue was the first to sport what is now the logo of the Old Third Ward Neighborhood Association, the Schuetter house at 330 W. Sixth St.
| Winter, 1997-98 | Winter, 1998-99 |
By the summer of 1999 historic images from the Old Third Ward were regularly printed in the newsletters.
| Summer, 1999 | Summer, 1999 (additional newsletter) | Winter, 2000 | Summer, 2000 | Fall, 2000 | Winter, 2001 |
| Spring, 2001 | Fall, 2001 | Spring, 2002 | Summer, 2003 | Summer, 2004 | Winter, 2005 | Summer, 2006 |
The printed issue returned in the Summer of 2014 and electronic version was also sent out beginning in the Fall of 2014.
| Summer, 2014 | Fall, 2014 | Spring, 2015 | Summer, 2015 | Fall, 2015 | Winter, 2016 | Spring, 2016 | Summer, 2016 | Fall, 2016 |
