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Auburn schedules Safe Auburn community conversation Jan. 14; Postmark sachet class Jan. 9
Summary
The City of Auburn promoted a Safe Auburn Community Conversations meeting on Jan. 14 at West Auburn High School and a "Sew Your Own Lavender Sachet" class on Jan. 9 at the Postmark Center for the Arts during its podcast; the episode also featured city designer Kevin McCoy discussing recent city branding work.
The City of Auburn announced two upcoming community events on its "Auburn On Main" podcast: Safe Auburn Community Conversations will take place Tuesday, Jan. 14, at 5:30 p.m. at West Auburn High School, and a "Sew Your Own Lavender Sachet" workshop is scheduled Thursday, Jan. 9, at the Postmark Center for the Arts from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Jonathan Glover, communications manager for the City of Auburn, introduced the events during the episode. The Safe Auburn program was described as "part 2" of community conversations; the podcast did not provide registration or attendance instructions, directing listeners instead to city social channels for more information.
The episode also featured Kevin McCoy, a city multimedia designer. McCoy discussed his role in city graphics and branding, saying he has worked on materials including the Auburn Magazine, downtown event banners, the Juneteenth design, the Postmark Center revamp and a downtown sculpture trifold.
The podcast framed the announcements as community outreach and promotional information. No public-health, safety or cost details for the events were provided in the episode.
