Neighbors keeping neighbors informed: Newsletter September 2017 is now online!
UCCA’s volunteer neighbors help to keep other neighbors informed in University City. That’s what we do; and we’re doing a great job! Take a look […]
Editor’s Notes
That Pale Blue Dot: Celebrating Earth Day early in University City
Courtesy of Vince Reardon: Earth Day celebrates its 47th birthday on April 22. Believe it or not, the movement grew out of bipartisan support in […]
April 2017 University City newsletter is now online!
The April newsletter is now available at the University Community Library at 4155 Governor Drive and at the Recreation Center and will be delivered to […]
Think back to 2002; did you live in University City?
University City Community Association and the newsletter are celebrating our 15 year anniversary. Neither UCCA nor the monthly newsletter would be here today if not […]
February 2017 Newsletter now online!
The February newsletter is now available at the University Community Library at 4155 Governor Drive and at the Recreation Center and will be delivered to […]
Ernie Lippe remembered fondly by University City and UCCA
The sad news of the recent passing of Dr. Ernie Lippe, husband to UCCA’s longtime volunteer and friend Sandy Lippe, means our community has lost […]
2017 Membership Cards and Complimentary Bumper/Window Stickers are in the Mail*
From Barry Bernstein, University City Community Association President: Happy New Year from UCCA. Thanks to all who have joined or renewed their UCCA membership for […]
December / January newsletter now online!
Take a look at current and past issues of UCCA’s University City newsletters, and you may see ‘ancient’ history … or maybe you’ll see tradition. […]
Preferred alternative: Reconfigure Genesee to six-lane roadway? Tunnel under Governor?
This Thursday morning, October 27, at 9 AM, the City Planning Commission will conduct hearings regarding the recent Final PEIR, and its many suggested “mitigations” […]
What’s going on in University City?
The newsletter committee needs your help. With no reporters or photographers, we rely on article submissions from University City residents. The deadline for the November […]
Now available: October University City Newsletter
The print version of the University City newsletter, published by UCCA and paid for by local advertisers, is now available at the University Community Library […]
September ‘University City News’ in print and online!
Courtesy of University City Community Association: The September print newsletter, designed and published by University City Community Association, comes out Labor Day weekend. The UCCA […]
March UCCA University City newsletter now available
The March UCCA newsletter was delivered over the weekend by UCCA volunteers to homes in south University City; and is available at University City libraries […]
December / January newsletter now online!
Take a look at current and past issues of UCCA’s University City newsletters, and you may see ‘ancient’ history … or maybe you’ll see tradition. […]
December 2005: this month in UC history – Claire with Flair?
Take a look at current and past issues of UCCA’s University City newsletters, and you may see ‘ancient’ history … or maybe you’ll see tradition. […]
Jemma Samala: Editor’s Notes
Jemma Samala is UCCA’s newsletter editor: November brings to mind one of my most favorite topics…food! Okay, family and friends too. But really, FOOD. Since […]
Jemma Samala: Send me your Favorite Thanksgiving Recipe and Photo today!
Do you have a favorite Thanksgiving or holiday recipe? One that’s a crowd-pleaser and and a family must-have? Just in time for the holidays, UCCA’s […]
Wanted: Your Back to School Photos
You may have seen this back to school photo on the Today show. UCCA is looking for your best photos of back to school moments for […]
Jemma Samala: Editor’s Notes
From Jemma Samala, Newsletter Editor: Transition. The one word that sums up this month for me. My younger son starting driving and my parents moved […]
Jemma Samala: Editor’s Notes for July/August. Hats off!, pre-schools, new principals, upcoming events, and more!
Watch out, our Class of 2015 high school students are enjoying their last summer before starting life in the “real world.” Whether starting college in […]