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Greetings!
Get ready for a busy summer!
Our
distinguished Newsletter editor, Noel
Morgan asks to please note that the next
issue of our paper newsletter will be not be
published until the second half of August,
and that the deadline for submitting
information is August 1.
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Landscape awards |
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The time of the year has come to check out
our neighborhood and nominate yourself or
your neighbors who have a beautiful
residential street-visible landscape for
Kennedy Heights' special annual recognition.
All landscape entries will be judged
on color, design and maintenance by the KHCC
2007 Landscape Awards Committee, chaired this
year by Judy Barbeau. Nominations will
be accepted until June 26.
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Please Recycle! |
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Call Rumpke at 242-4600 for a bin. It
should be free to all residents of single
family homes or multi-unit condos less than 3
units.
Recycle
plastic bottles #1 and #2, lids removed;
glass bottles/jars all colors; aluminum,
steel and bimetal cans; aerosol cans, tips
removed; newspaper; paperboard; telephone
books; magazines; office paper; colored
paper; envelopes; brown grocery bags; junk
mail; cardboard (broken down).
Do not recycle plastic bags, coat hangers,
and Styrofoam!
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Kennedy Heights Arts Center News |
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The Kennedy Heights Arts Center needs
you!!
Volunteers are needed to assist in the office
and gift shop -part time, flexible hours.
Student volunteers are needed to work in the
KHAC Summer Arts Camp. This is a great
opportunity for students to earn service
learning hours while being a part of a fun
summer camp program.
To learn more about these volunteer job
opportunities contact Ilene Hayes at
631-4278
or email ilene@kennedyarts.com
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Neighborhood Notes |
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Under Construction - The City of
Cincinnati is rehabilitating several city
streets this year. Two streets are in Kennedy
Heights: Red Bank Road from Zinsle to North
Terminus and Skyline Drive from Congreve
Avenue to Aikenside Avenue. People are asked
to be patient while streets are under
construction; it will not be continuous from
start to finish on any given streets. This is
by design as it is more efficient for
contractors and therefore reduces cost.
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Great
Job! - "At our last council meeting, Chris
Monzel's office sent a flyer about dangling
cable wires. He invited our community to
contact his office regarding any dangling
cables we saw, as it contributes to blight.
Monzel wants to take a concerted action to
rid this visual nuisance. After the meeting,
resident Ann Dempsey drove the streets of
Kennedy Heights to record and report
occurrences of dangling cable wires. Today
she sent a report to Chris Monzel identifying
172 instances... and she's not done.
Since Chris sends a representative to all of
Kennedy Heights meetings, we will be able to
get status reports of cleaning up the wires
at our next community council meeting. If you
want to report dangling cable wires on your
street (it doesn't hurt to duplicate efforts
in these types of instances) you can send
email to
chris.monzel@cincinnati-oh.gov."
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Lost and Found - The Kennedy
Heights Presbyterian Church has found a
camera left after a recent event. For more
information, Call Sharon at 631-1114
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Summer Schedule |
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REMINDER:
The Kennedy Heights Community
Council meets on Tuesday, June 19 at
the Kennedy Heights Presbyterian Church at
7:30
PLEASE NOTE: Barring an
emergency the
Community Council will be on Summer Break .
The Next scheduled meeting will take place in
September
Next
meeting of the Board will
be held on Tuesday, June 12,
7:00-9:00p.m., Council's
Office
Contact the
Kennedy Heights Community Council:
6463
Kennedy Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45213
513.531-4041
kennedyheights.org
khcc@kennedyheights.org
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