Itasca Event Gallery
706 N 1st Street
6:00 – 8:00 pm
(Typically, no meeting in December)
All meetings of the board and any committees are open to any board member, and to the general public. Only board members are allowed to vote at board meetings. Input from the neighborhood can be received at the discretion of the board.
David has lived in the North Loop since 2016. Elected to the board in 2019, David started working to improve our parks. In the last five years, the park along the river has been transformed by North Loop volunteers, and we also have a new park on N. 3rd St. that will be improved over the next few years. He is also the current VP of the association and a member of the business committee.
Scott is the pastor of Corner Church and leads the Corner Coffee world. Scott, Amber, and their two young daughters moved to the North Loop in 2005 and have loved being fixtures of the neighborhood for over 20 years. Scott’s focus is community engagement and finds joy in seeing neighbors being neighborly.
Cristy Blake lives and works in the North Loop and beyond. Cristy leads our new business engagement initiatives and is Park Steward for the James Rice Park playground garden beds. She was recognized as a “North Loop Super Volunteer” for her past work managing the Adopt-a-Tree Watering Program and Organics Recycling. Cristy is an Advisor at Engel & Völkers, a Global Real Estate Company with Local Expertise.
Andrew Morse lives in the North Loop. Andrews’s contributions include leading habitat restoration work in James Rice Park, fundraising for the North Loop Dog Park, and managing the neighborhood Volunteer Email list.
Louis Raymond is a landscape designer, consultant, & plant geek. He’s thrilled to be a North Loop resident while helping the Neighborhood Association partner with residents, visitors, entrepreneurs, & creatives to make “the Loop” even more terrific. His Board & Committee focuses are engagement, trees, & parks.
Mary Binkley and her husband Mike (yes, the North Loop Instagram guy) moved to the North Loop in 2018 after ten years downtown. Mary is a retired communications consultant, so she writes the neighborhood newsletter, keeps this website updated and helps with social media posts. She’s also obsessed with litter pick-up!
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