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Greetings!
Our biggest event of the year is coming up on
Saturday. Please join us!
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Kennedy Heights Progressive Dinner & Silent Auction |
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It's not to late to get your tickets so you
can join us on Saturday, September
15th, for the annual Kennedy Heights
Progressive Dinner and Silent
Auction.
This is one event not to be
missed as it features good fun and great
food, and best of all, a chance to get to
know residents from our community a little
bit better.
For you last minute
shoppers, tickets may now be purchased
online through the Kennedy Heights website.
To get more details about this fabulous
event, Email Natalie
Boyer (natalie@kennedyheights.org) or
check out our website
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Landscape Award Winners! |
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Kudos to the folks who help make our
neighborhood just a little bit more beautiful
by spucing up their homes. Five such families in
Kennedy Heights were recently honored with
our annual Kennedy Heights
Landscape Awards. The winners were:
- Stefanie and Guy Adams
- Lin and Steve Grieser
- Heather and Kyle Horton
- Lori Puthoff
- Ralph and Janet Wright
Read more about these wonderful
folks on our website
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Ballet Tech Moves Into Their New Home |
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A community milestone was reached recently as
ballet tech cincinnati held its first
rehearsal in its new Kennedy Heights facility
on Saturday, September
08, 2007.
Their new world headquarters
at 6543
Montgomery
Road in the Kennedy Heights neighborhood of
Cincinnati is an excellent location for the
new facility. "We are right in the center of
the new focus on the arts as a way to spur
economic and community development in the
Montgomery Road Corridor. With all the new
investment in education and the arts, ballet
tech cincinnati looks forward to fully
participating in and helping to create new
development opportunities for other arts
organizations and businesses in the
community.", Marvel Gentry Davis,
Producing
Artistic Director and President, Board of
Directors said.
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KH Arts Center Fall Classes |
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The Kennedy Heights Arts Center announces a
full slate of classes starting in September.
Highlights include:
- DRAMA WORKSHOP "For that budding
middle-school actor/actress
- TWEEN PHOTOGRAPHY "Real Photography and
Dark Room Techniques"
- ART FOR OLDER ADULTS "Arts and Crafts for
fun and leisure"
- ADULT PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS "Photography and
Dark Room Techniques"
Learn more by visiting the Kennedy
Heights Arts Center online at kennedyarts.com
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Community Notes |
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Help us find the 2007 Citizen of the
Year!
Each
year the KHCC Board of Trustees
recognizes a resident as the KHCC Citizen
of the Year. The purpose of this award is to
pay tribute to an individual who has made
an exceptional contribution to our
community. Send your nominations including a
statement why you believe your
nominee should be the 2007 Citizen of the
Year to Michelle Dillingham, KHCC
Secretary
6463 Kennedy Ave. Cinti 45213 or, email
her at
michelle@kennedyheights.org
We also need the nominee’s
address & phone number.
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Recycling!
The CITY OF CINCINNATI is looking to increase
its recycling participation rate and Kennedy
Heights is one of the selected neighborhoods
with great potential to increase
participation in this FREE service offered by
the city. Recycling has many benefits including
supporting the local economy, providing jobs,
and (most importantly) closing the waste
stream to reduce our ecological footprint on
the planet which promotes and healthy
environment for you and your family. Contact
Emily Davies wth the Dept. of Public Services
at 513-352-5499
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Find
out more about the new Community Learning
Center in Pleasant Ridge at their Open House
Monday, September 17th from 6pm-8pm.
Temporary Site: 4324 Homer Avenue,
Cincinnati, OH 45227 | 513-363-4400 |
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Cincinnati
Reads, a volunteer tutoring program working
with K-4th students in Cincinnati Public
Schools, is now recruiting tutors for the
2007-08 school year. Volunteers receive
training to work one on one with children who
are struggling to read. The time commitment
is minimal, but the rewards are immeasurable.
Learn more about the program or register for
free training to become a Cincinnati Reads
volunteer, by calling the Literacy Network at
513-621-7323 or emailing Jayne Martin
Dressing at jdressing@lngc.org.
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KHCC Needs YOU!! |
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We are eagerly looking for volunteers to
join the KHCC Trustees Board as
a council officer, a member at large or as a
volunteer on one of our many committees.
- We need your help to manage a
budget of $28,000 to best serve this
community.
- We need your energy to help ensure
we are
as inclusive as possible in our activities
and ourdecision making.
- We need your expertise to promote the
highest degree of competence possible in this
public service opportunity.
Don't be bashful. Come on down!!!
Kevin Holt, KHCC Treasurer
Nominating Committee
kevin@kennedyheights.org
396-6320
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Next Meeting |
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After a long, lazy Summer Break, the
Community Council is back in action..
The Next scheduled meeting will take place on
Tuesday, September 18th.
Next
meeting of the Board will
be held on Tuesday, October 9,
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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