Community Living Magazine (AMG) | January 2022

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Community Living Magazine (AMG) | December 2021

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Find all kinds of information and local information in AMG’s online eNewsletter!

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Community Living Magazine (AMG) | November 2021

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UPCOMING EVENTS

CHECK OUT THESE FUN EVENTS NEAR YOU

Find all kinds of information and local information in AMG’s informative online eNewsletter!

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Community Living Magazine (AMG) | October 2021

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UPCOMING EVENTS

CHECK OUT THESE FUN EVENTS NEAR YOU

Find all kinds of information and local information in AMG’s informative online eNewsletter!

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University City News

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University City Annual Events

You don’t have to leave University City to enjoy amazing events that will challenge your mind, tickle your taste buds and stun your senses!

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University City News

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Start your Saturdays at University City Farmers Market

University City Farmers Market is off to a great start.

Online publication Charlotte Five recently declared our market one of its “Five Things To Do” on Saturdays, and with good reason.

The lakeside market at the Shoppes at University Place offers fresh regional produce, live entertainment and cooking demonstrations, children’s programs, local crafts and, new this spring, an outdoor cafe featuring Manolo’s Latin Bakery and Detour Coffeebar.

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Pool Opening & Hours

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The pool is opening!

May 29th, at 7am.

No restrictions!

A ‘Superstreet’ is planned for University City Blvd

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A ‘Superstreet’ is planned for University City Blvd

The state Department of Transportation will hold a public meeting on April 23 to share plans to transform 1.2 miles of University City Boulevard into a six-lane “Superstreet” and close the Back Creek Church Road railroad crossing.

The meeting will take place 4-7 pm April 23 in the Lucas Room at UNC Charlotte’s Cone University Center.

The meeting will be held drop-in style, with state staff available to explain the project, answer questions and receive comments.

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