We’re looking forward to the ANA Wine Tasting again this winter on January 25th, 2020, but we need volunteers!  First, we are looking for one or two Host Homes (red and white), or both red and white at one home, so please consider volunteering your BEAUTIFUL ASTOR HOME for this event!!! 

We are also seeking unused or unwanted artworks for a silent auction to benefit ANA programs and events. What no longer works in your home may be just that piece another neighbor has been looking for, so please consider this option as well.

As soon as we determine the hosting location(s), we will announce the sale of the tickets. This is always a real fun event and we all have a great time with food and a taste of wine.

If you would like to host this event, please contact me at 920-737-6502 or dehno4@yahoo.com.

Let’s all have some fun together,

Regards,

Ron Dehn

President ANA

Dean Miller of Miller Land Investments will be addressing the residents and association at our monthly meeting on 10/21 about his proposed project, One Astor Park, on the Fox River in Astor next to the Mason Street Bridge.

This meeting is open to the public.

His appearence will be brief and is just his first introduction to the neighborhood.

Visit the events page for meeting details.

The Astor Neighborhood Association, in collaboration with the Brown County Historical Society, presents the 2019 “ If These Homes Could Talk” Self-guided Walking Tour.

Stroll the streets of the Historic Astor Neighborhood to learn a little history and take in the unique architecture along the walk. Signage will be up this Saturday and Sunday (Sept. 21 & 22) for your viewing pleasure. Follow the map or make your own path! The ticketed Tour to view homes interiors sold out fast this year, so sign up early next September!

Printable Map (PDF)

Greetings fellow Astor Neighbors;

Ron Dhein - ANA President

With fall upon us we can now ask “what happened to Summer?” With the weather and our activities turning the corner into fall mode, we all try to enjoy the remaining days as they become shorter and shorter. With that in mind, I along with the entire Astor board would like to thank everyone who patronized our popcorn stand this summer which is one of our traditional fund-raising events. If you are a member of a club or volunteer organization and you would like to help with your team next year, please contact Paul Schleis or myself so we can get your information. It’s fun to meet the residents of GB and converse with them, and this would be a great learning opportunity for younger folks who are trying to begin to think about entering the work force. Also, thank you to those who volunteered this year, you all seemed to have a good time!

To all the residents of Astor, I am asking that you take a couple minutes to read through this letter. Please note the upcoming events and please think about the time and effort that go into the planning and coordination of these events. We really want you to attend our neighborhood events, and to enjoy the time you spend with fellow neighbors and friends. If you have an idea and would like to create an event for Astor, please contact any of the board members listed on this letter; we need your ideas and we need your help to keep this neighborhood interesting and engaging.

Please enjoy your fall months and stay active and safe. Together we make Astor what it is, a truly great place to live.

Regards,

Ron Dehn
ANA President

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