These pages are devoted to the channels of communication within the Dilworth Community. Aside from the most popular and time-tested form of communication--talking directly to your neighbors--we do have several other useful vehicles of communication:

Dilworth Quarterly

For over twenty years, the neighborhood's newsletter, the Dilworth Quarterly has been a primary resource for information.

Broadcast E-mails

The DCDA sends out twice monthly newsletters via broadcast E-mail to members of the community who have registered at the Dilworth Online web site. If you are not currently receiving neighborhood e-mails, you can add your name to the list by clicking here.

Neighborhood Network

Another way to share information with your neighbors via e-mail is to join Dilworth's Neighborhood Network, an ever-expanding tree that allows more targeted communications to different segments of the neighborhood via a system of block captains.

Neighborhood Discussion Forum

In conjunction with the original website, the online Neighborhood Discussion Forum was started and has remained a popular site for sharing information, or sometimes just for sounding off.

Dilworth Online Website

Of course, our new online home, dilworthonline.org, is intended to be both a source of news as well as an easily available archival resource for neighborhood information.

DCDA Meetings

But don't foregt that probably still the best way to find out what is going on in Dilworth is to attend one of the monthly neighborhood meetings of the DCDA.