Mound View Neighborhood Builds Unity Amid Change
In By Lynn M Tefft report, Mound View on the northeast side shows diversity, aging residents, renters and owners improving homes, cleaning efforts, and a neighborhood association formed in 1992. Grants Wood Days and local plaques mark cultural links, while crime concerns persist in parts of the area.
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Lynn M. Tefft
Mound View
Grant Wood
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Art Museum
Daniels Park
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Donna Leach
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Neighborhood volunteer Rosemary Coleman helps calm dog issue
Rosemary Coleman, vice president of the Mound View Neighborhood Association, plans to call neighbors after a 10 a.m. visit about a troublesome dog. She and association president Joe Nosek describe themselves as the group’s sparkplugs and emphasize family and neighborhood ties.
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Rosemary
Mound View Neighborhood Association
Association
Joe Nosek
United States
Polk Area
Profile of Mound View Residents and Income
This 1990 Census based profile lists age distribution for residents with 26 percent aged 19 to 29 and smaller shares in higher ranges, notes owner occupied housing mainly under 40 000 to 59 999 bands, and gives mean household income about 23 311 with occupations including operators fabricators and laborers.
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