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JUNE 2019 Please Visit PRESORTED City of Edgewood STANDARD 385 Dudley Road U.S. POSTAGE Edgewood, KY 41017 PAID DATAMARK Rumpke Waste & Recycling For the most updated information regarding trash and recycling in our city, MAY/JUNE 2019 please visit www.rumpke. com or call Rumpke Waste and Recycling at (877) RUMPKE7. If your trash has not been picked up and it is after business hours, please contact Rumpke at [email protected] to report a missed stop, etc after hours. Mayor’s Report City Of by Mayor John D. Link Edge of the Woods 859-431-4040 • www.RUSK4040.com • HMO5674 EDGEWOOD Garden Club Bill Mullins and Dan Kauffung from Valsasis (The Door Store) came to a City Council meeting explaining the services they offer for the weekly shopping Mayor John D. Link Spring is finally here and the Edge of the 385 Dudley Road Woods Garden Club is busy. auto • home • business • life • bonds newspaper ads. A resident can call to stop receiving these ads or call to receive these Edgewood, KY 41017 859-261-0761• HUMMELHATFIELD.COM ads by contacting 513-731-1200, 859-594-3600 or emailing [email protected]. 859-331-5910 1. We’re planning a daytrip in April to Fax: 859-331-5912 If you wish to stop delivery, it usually takes one week or less to take effect. If you wish to stop Amhurst Greenhouses to get some of our www.edgewoodky.gov flowers for our summer display in our tri- services while on vacations or extended trips to avoid driveways filling up with ads, you are able pots. This greenhouse sells a lot of unusual to do so by calling the number listed above. plants and we’re taking a truck!!! See if you can spot the new plants. By now, you have seen the new solar speed monitors on our main streets and side streets. Facebook Page 2. We’ll be planting these around the first of These unites are tools capable of recording the time of day, the number of trips, and the speed www.facebook.com/ May so be on the lookout. (Since this article CityofEdgewoodKY is due in mid-April, they may already be in which the auto is traveling on any given day. We are able to move these units from street to planted street, so we can give current statistics. This helps us to confirm what speeding concerns we ArlinghausAir.com have that way we can patrol the area at those given times of curtail speed abuse. Please keep an 40 Cave Run Drive | Erlanger, KY 41018 eye on your speed! Twitter Page www.twitter.com/ Just a reminder, that no city is immune from persons who are willing to break into your auto or EdgewoodKY LEE HARTKE home for a quick item that be taken and sold for quick cash. Keeping an eye open within the Auto Body Inc. neighborhood and calling 911 if you see suspicious activity or something that is out of place will If you would rather Family Owned & Operated Since 1945 help us all. Remember to lock your doors. receive the newsletter 4442 Dixie Hwy. electronically please send Erlanger, KY 41048 your request to (859)342-7674 Our Memorial Day Ceremony will be held on May 27th, 2019 at Freedom Park beginning at 10 (859)342-7675 [email protected]; Fax: (859)727-9740 a.m. If we have rain, the ceremony will be moved into the Senior Center. The Boy Scouts will be include your name present to take your worn or tattered flags, so they can be properly destroyed at the ceremony. and address. You can drop the flags off at the City building prior to Memorial Day and we will bring them to the ceremony. 4th of July Parade will start at Caywood Elementary and Turkeyfoot Middle School parking lot. This years Grand Marshall is our Public Works Director, Bob Begnoche. Bob has served the City of Edgewood for the last 37 years. Bob, we wish you well on your retirement and thank you for all that you have done for us. Our Tuesday night Summer Concert Series at Presidents Park will begin June 11th with “Sweat Beats”! This is a great time to get out and enjoy the evening. Pack a picnic basket and enjoy the music! Hope to see you at one or more of the up and coming events! MAY/JUNE 2019 Memorial Day We Need Recreation Ceremony Committee Volunteers! COUNCILMAN BARLAGE’S The annual Memorial Day Hopefully all of you have Ceremony will be held at had the opportunity 10 a.m. at Freedom Park, on over the years to attend 42nd Annual Monday, May 27. Boy Scout at least one or many of Troop 779 will be collecting the over 50 programs Edgewood History tattered and worn flags to and events that the 4th of July Activities be properly disposed of city offers every year. Captain George Reed Dudley • 1895 Appointed Vanderbilt’s first Medical at the ceremony. If you cannot make it to the If you have attended (1811-1890) was a steamboat owner and Department dean. Recreation ceremony you may drop-off your flags at the city these programs than you are probably familiar manufacturer. He married Emma S. Lofland in • 1897 Director of Affairs of the Tennessee 5K Race building and we will make sure to give them to with some of the great volunteers we have. Louisville, KY in 1845 and had 5 children. Centennial and International Exposition. the scouts. If you have any questions about the These volunteers are your neighbors and friends The family spent their summers on their farm The 42nd Annual City of Edgewood/Tri-State Running • President of the Vanderbilt Athletic Corner ceremony please call or email Hannah Maydak at who give very generously of their time so you (present day Belle Meade) on Latonia Road Independence Day 5K Race will begin at Presidents Park Association for 25 years. with Hannah Maydak [email protected]. can enjoy these wonderful events. If you are (present day Dudley Road). Captain Dudley was at 7:30 a.m. on Thursday, July 4th. The race includes Program Coordinator familiar with all the activities the city offers, I a director of the Junction Turnpike committee Known as the “father of Vanderbilt football” divisions for both runners and walkers and a children’s think you will be very surprised to know that all which oversaw the tolls and maintenance the University honored Dr. Dudley by naming fun run. Anyone interested in participating can register Free Shred Event these programs are offered with the help of only of Dudley Hill. This is likely how the road the Football Field “Dudley Field” in his online at: https://runsignup.com/Race/KY/FtMitchell/ honor. To this day the playing surface is The City of Edgewood 8-10 volunteers. These volunteers not only give eventually gained the name Dudley. The EDGEWOODTRISTATE RUNNINGCOMPANYINDEPEN still known as “Dudley Field”. Dr. Dudley and Perennial Swap will be offering a free generously of their time but have been doing so youngest of Captain Dudley’s Children was Dr. DENCEDAY5K RUNWALK. Pre-registration is Captain Dudley are merely some of the famous Attention all gardeners, the city is sponsoring a shred event at Freedom for anywhere from two to over twenty years. William Lofland Dudley 1859-1914. Dr. Dudley recommended to avoid long lines on race day. was an accomplished Chemistry professor at Dudley clan. Their forefather Thomas Dudley perennial swap at the Noll Shelter in Freedom Park on Saturday, Registration will end at 7:00 a.m. on the 4th of July. We are asking for your help, if you are interested Vanderbilt University. 1576-1653 was a founder of the Massachusetts Park on Saturday, May 11th at 10:00 a.m. Start June 1, 2019 from Race will start promptly at 7:30 am. Pre-registered in meeting new people, serving your community Bay Colony, Cambridge Mass, and signed planning your gardens now. If you have any 9am – 12pm. Residents Listed are a few of his achievements: participants will be able to pick up shirts, numbers and and spending fun quality time with your family Harvard College’s charter in 1650! plants you need to divide, please do so and are allowed to bring • 1880 Developed the first reported method of chips at Tri-State Running, 148 Barnwood Drive. while volunteering, then you may want to If you have any historical items related share them with your neighbors. Any unwanted up to five (5) brown refining iridium. consider joining the recreation committee. to our community, photographs, slides, 8mm We need many volunteers to work the race, distributing perennials can be donated to the parks paper bags of documents to shred. For more The committee is a laid back, informal group of • 1887 President Grover Cleveland appointed movies or other paraphernalia depicting water, timers, etc. Please call Hannah Maydak at 331- department. Please have labels or descriptions information, please go to www.edgewoodky. 5910 or email at [email protected] if you can your fellow residents who meet once a month Dudley to a special commission regarding years gone by, we would be very interested in of your plants to give to the new owners gov. volunteer. to discuss and plan programs and events. The the weight and fineness of coins. producing a copy for our archive. committee also staffs those events and programs • 1889 Appointed vice president of The Please contact the City Building or Ben Parade Tuesday Evening as needed and when their schedules allow. American Association of the Advancement of Barlage at [email protected] Science.
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