The Pride Newsletter — May 2026
- Miss Peacock
- May 10
- 2 min read
Season 2 • Issue 3
From the Curb
A note from the Editor
Lake Como has plenty of options when it comes to revitalization.
This month that shows up in one place: resident power.
If we want different outcomes, we need more than opinions. We need residents who can read the process, understand the levers, choose a lane, and act with strategy.
Meet me at the curb,
Peacock 🦚
🧠 Resident Leadership Academy Launch:
Seat at the Table Workshop
Saturday, May 16, 2026
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Como Community Center
Lake Como does not need another room full of opinions.
It needs stronger structure.
KLCB is launching the Resident Leadership Academy with Seat at the Table, a serious working session designed to help residents, emerging leaders, aligned contributors, and neighborhood-minded organizations move from concern to contribution.
This workshop builds from the framework already introduced in KLCB’s blog post, “Lake Como Needs More Than Noise.”
Start there.
The blog post explains why Lake Como needs better tools, better process, and resident power strong enough to outwork the chaos — and why the May 16 workshop is the next step.
Interested? Request a seat.
👉🏾 Email: info@KeepLakeComoBeautiful.org
👉🏾 Subject line: Seat at the Table
What’s Roaring-
📅 May 2026 at a Glance
May 16
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🧠 Learn the 6 Power Levers
Neighborhood power is not limited to ownership power.
KLCB’s 6 Power Levers Framework helps residents understand how decisions are shaped through policy, process, narrative, networks, capital, and data.
It gives residents a way to see the full game board — not just react to the move directly in front of them.
This is how concern becomes strategy.
This is how strategy becomes organized participation.
This is how Lake Como builds resident power that can last.
👉🏾 Request a seat for the May 16 workshop → info@KeepLakeComoBeautiful.org
Subject line: Seat at the Table
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