Published by :The North Avondale Neighborhood Association 617 Clinton Springs Ave. 45229 Voice mail: (513) 401.5356

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Website : Northavondalecincinnati.com Facebook: North Avondale Neighborhood Association JUNE 2018 Volume LVII No. 9 President: Heather Herr Editor: Charlene Morse

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE NABA

Many people have been asking questions regarding the Dear Neighbors, status of the development of the vacant lot by Paddock and Happy summer and sunshine. I am honored Reading Roads. Late last year, NANA and NABA formed a and excited to serve as the North Avondale joint committee that worked with the city to draft the RFP Neighborhood 2018-19 President. that was used to solicit developers in January. That search did not produce any offers, but we learned a lot about what A huge thank you to Tiffani Tribble , our developers want and any issues that they may have with the former president, and to all the officials and property and we are working to improve and eliminate these numerous community liaisons that have problems, perhaps and most likely through an RFQ. worked tirelessly to support NANA this past year. Your contributions are so important and we are grateful. Working with the city’s department of economic development, we are currently engaged in developing a plan My vision for our neighborhood this year includes three to revise the intersection at Paddock and Reading to allow left things: PEOPLE, PASSION, VISION. One of my favorite and right turns from both Paddock and Barry Lane and to quotes by Nelson Mandela, “Action without vision is only calm traffic along Reading Road. This plan will make access passing time, vision without action is daydreaming, but vision to the lot easier for the future businesses that may locate with action can change the world”. there.

As a 20 year resident of North Avondale I have met many Additionally the condition of the Lenox building has been a neighbors, created new and lasting friendships, volunteered in strong deterrent to a developer. Recently the building was many capacities, raised a family, started businesses, moved closed for safety and code violations and the owner is making once and came back and realized that this is the best repairs and improvements to the building while developing a neighborhood in Cincinnati. Our community is full of business plan to revitalize the property and possibly partner talented and giving individuals that want to see growth, with and develop it with any potential developer for the change and transformation. This is our year to shine. vacant lot.

I would like to create a call to action for us to pull together as The various businesses that were located in the Lenox have a team. I am asking and encouraging that everyone come been evicted and the car repairs and motorcycle maintenance together and take an active part of our community going that was once being conducted there has stopped and the forward so we can reach our goals and make positive change. consequences are no longer polluting our streets in the form As Tiffani said in her last message, “Our diversity is our of litter, inoperable junk vehicles stored on our neighborhood strength; let’s use it to our advantage.” streets and repeated loud noise from motorcycles headquartered there. Also the “nightclub,” “Tha HQ” My expectations are grand and we will have so much fun operating illegally as a "convenience store” while promoting along the way. Cheers to a wonderful summer and months liquor sales, strippers, tattoos, teen nights, 420 (code for ahead. marijuana) hookah parties and "ladies on ladies" Heather Herr entertainment has ceased to operate there after being busted Annual Meeting by the police. All a vast improvement. Poet, memoirist, teacher and editor Pauletta Hansel read Michael Caporale President from some of her works at the NANA Annual Meeting,

including her most recently published collection, Palindrome, which was awarded the prestigious Weatherford Award for the best Appalachian poetry book of 2017. Pauletta served as the first Poet Laureate of Cincinnati from April 2016 through March 2018. She is author of six poetry collections, and teaches at Thomas More College, as well as at workshops and classes around Cincinnati. You can follow her work https:// paulettahansel.wordpress.com/

Thank you to The New School for hosting our meeting . NANA UPDATES To pay the Parks to maintain the flower pots along Reading Road, we are taking donations for 2018 . You can BEAUTIFICATION make a donation online at: http:// northavondalecincinnati.com/ donate/ and check Other and Welcome Summer!!! put: flower pots or you can mail a donation to: NANA, 617 I would like to begin with thanking Sarah Koucky for Clinton Springs Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45229, ATTN: volunteering her precious time in assisting me with the Beautification. Please consider helping with a tax deductible flower bed in Seasongood Square Park. We appreciate donation so we can continue making our neighborhood everyone's kind support as we get the park bed in shape for beautiful! the season. A shout out of "looks good," honking cars, Thank you! giving us a "thumbs up" are all gratefully appreciated. If Carolyn Gillman - Flower Pot Fundraising Chair anyone wants to join in, let me know. Maura Wolf and I also have unending thanks to all of you CINCY NEIGHBORHOOD GAMES who help with Beautification. Your passion is strong and many of us appreciate it. Keep Cincinnati Beautiful (KCB) was so impressed with our Spring Cleanup and UC’s Cleanup Cincy felt it was the best organized event in the city. Thanks to each of you who participated for your labor, efforts and VOLUNTEERING for the neighborhood. KCB has given our neighborhood first place awards several years in a row, but to enter our cleanup events for award consideration, we need volunteers to submit the projects. Please let us know if you can help write submissions to KCB. These awards come with $500, which we've used for more beautification, like helping fund the Flower Pots. The Flower Pot program is a cost sharing program through the Cincinnati Parks. Neighborhood Captain: none - contact us if you want to Carolyn Gillman is graciously assisting in fund raising for step up. If interested in competing or volunteering, email the flower pots. Please see her note below and consider [email protected] donating if you haven't already. In conclusion, I feel it necessary to personally thank Beth For more information : www.CincyGames.com Ewing . All of us who drive past the flower bed located at North Avondale CINCY Neighborhood Games the Clinton Springs and Washington Ave.'s have admired the beauty of what Beth Ewing has growing in that flower HEALTH & WELLNESS bed. The appreciation for the neighborhood, Even though we all can note how tobacco use has decreased VOLUNTEERING your time for us does not go over the past 50 years, it is still a problem and it is still the unnoticed. No doubt, it's beautiful. Great planning and leading cause of preventable death and disease in the United patience went into this. States. Today youth under 21 can legally purchase tobacco Beth has had a few things added on her chore list and products. There has been a movement throughout the country decided the Washington garden had to be given up. All of to raise the legal tobacco sale age to 21. It is called the us understand this very well. Thank you Beth for Tobacco 21Initiative . The Office on Smoking and Health organizing the group of volunteers to spruce up the garden report that 9 out of 10 cigarette smokers tried smoking by age this year, and working with Andrew Beiting to take over 18. It has been a marketing strategy for tobacco companies to the garden. Thank you to Alva & Leon Reid and develop and target our youth and young adults, spending downtown resident Brian Hill (formerly Burton Woods upwards of $400 million a year! Raising the minimum age that Lane) for helping Beth on the work day and to Andrew for retailers can sell tobacco products should reduce the number stepping up to own the Garden! of teenagers who start smoking prematurely. Already Thank you Beth for what you have done to help make our California, New Jersey, Oregon, Hawaii and Maine have neighborhood a better place and Cincinnati's Best address. passed laws raising the age to 21. Columbus, has been implementing the law since October, 2017. Cincinnati is in the We need new volunteers to keep up with all of our NA process of trying to develop support for the Tobacco beautification efforts; if you can help, even a little, please 21Initiative. The Cincinnati Health Department, Interact for contact me at [email protected] . Health and the American Heart Association are advocating for the Tobacco 21Initiative. For more information, contact the Everyone have a fun eventful summer!!!! Cincinnati Health Department. Go jump in a lake! Or pool! The Cincinnati Health Department has started a new policy See you in the neighborhood ! for it’s Elm Street Health Center patients called “Shared Emily Harten Beautification Chair Medical Appointments”. What it does is to combine medical

(Continued on page 5) (2) FROM THE CITY & NON distinct character and identity in each of the neighborhoods PROFITS POLICE to reinforce local pride and instill in everyone a better sense The Cincinnati Health Department, in partnership of place. with the Health Collaborative, is conducting a Please visit the CincyFlags Neighborhood Information Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) form here to fill out a quick survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/ for the Southwest Ohio and the Tristate area. e/1FAIpQLSd2BQ_f3uGyoRAQDWOvpN1LITCWnPxQ HrgHAUThB9cEXRZFLQ/viewform If you have any questions about this project, please direct them to Henry Frondorf ( [email protected] ). Ann Marie Kerby, AICP | Senior City Planner

HOME debuted this incredible video at our 50th Anniversary Celebration. It highlights the journey and accomplishments of HOME over the last 50 years and looks forward towards the next 50 years of fair housing.

This video features HOME's 5 Champions for 5 Decades of Fair Housing. Our 5 Champions have all played a significant role in advancing fair housing for all. HOME's 5 Champions are (in order of appearance): Marian Spencer, Robert Laufman (formerly Red Bud) , Karla Irvine (former North Avondale Resident and first NANA Coordinator) (represented by Shanna Smith), Legal Aid Society of Greater Cincinnati Housing Team (represented by John Schrider), and Center for Independent Living Options (represented by Kat Lyons). You may recognize

other local leaders throughout this video.

HOME's 50th Anniversary Video was filmed and produced by Numediacy and sponsored by PNC Bank. Thank you to all our friends and supporters who share a Friends of The Library June Book Sale commitment to HOME's mission to eliminate illegal housing discrimination and promote stable, integrated communities. www.facebook.com/HOMECincy/ videos/1013897652101092/ Be sure to follow us on Facebook to stay up-to-date with the latest HOME news.

Prepare Your Home for Summer with P.W.C. Weatherizing your home for summer is just as important as preparing it for winter. When it’s hot outside, you’re paying to cool your home, and that can get expensive. Through our Weatherization program, People Working Cooperatively (PWC) works with Duke to provide eligible customers free energy efficiency improvements in their homes to help lower energy bills and decrease energy usage. PWC, Duke Energy and our other energy conservation partners make a wide range of individualized improvements based on your home and your household’s use of energy. These services are available at no cost to qualified homeowners and renters. Energy conservation services include furnace cleaning and tune-ups, a health and safety check of all appliances, water heater wraps, weather stripping and piping wrap, and energy efficient light bulbs. Some clients qualify for duct  CincyFlag s is a grant-funded project seeking to sealing, wall and attic insulation, and other leakage sealing professionally design a unique for each of Cincinnati’s measures. These steps help ensure our clients’ homes are 52 neighborhoods. With your input, they hope to capture the safe and efficient. Their house stays cool in the summer (Continued on page 4) (3) (Continue from page 2) FROM YOUR and warm in the winter, and their energy bills stay low. NEIGHBORS Don’t waste money while cooling your home! See if you or someone you know qualifies for the Weatherization program I would like to recognize Pam & Bernie Dwertman for by calling PWC today at (513) 351.7921, or visiting their contributions and stewardship of their lovely home www.pwchomerepairs.org to learn more. over the last 22 years. Their love of North Avondale is exhibited in the care and improvement given to their Want to be Certified in Green? Apply Now NGICP home and its gardens. Additionally, we’ve had the Certification Exam Prep Course pleasure of being a part of their “extended family” as Green Infrastructure Certification for Construction, they’ve raised five great children, each of whom is a fine, Inspection and Maintenance Workers outstanding person. The Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati I wish them well in this new and next exciting chapter of (MSD) has played a major role in advancing the National Life, as they move downtown to their new home in the Green Infrastructure Certification Program (NGICP) for Pendleton District. construction, inspection, and maintenance workers. GI Jack Wolking (Rose Hill) certification provides skill sets that are nationally recognized Memorez for professionals seeking to work on green projects to Imagine your Mom is sick at home or in the hospital and manage stormwater. her caregivers are able to scan her necklace and learn who MSD - in partnership with the Civic Garden Center of she is! Do you think that would change healthcare? We Greater Cincinnati - is hosting GI training this summer/fall think it would! Watch, Alive Inside Director, Michael in preparation for the next NGICP exam on November 16, Rossato-Bennett do this for his Mom, Fanchon! 2018. https://vimeo.com/264369638 Time/Date : 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays Memorez is quick to learn and there is nothing to install! between August 20 - October 10, 2018 (except for Labor Now, your whole family can add music, photographs, Day) video and share your Mom's life story! http:// Location: Civic Garden Center of Greater Cincinnati, 2715 www.aliveinside.org/r?u=https % 3A % 2F % Reading Road, Cincinnati, OH 45206 2Fwww.memorez.org&e=aefa591ff390b37a32f9503f94cd Details : Intensive 35-hour course that includes: in-class caa9&utm_source=aiiveinside&utm_medium=email&ut learning, hands-on training, and site visits. You must have a m_campaign=memorez_beta_testers&n=3 high school diploma to participate. Memorez costs $49 per elder. However, for a limited Cost : $700. Scholarships may be available. time, our financial supporters can Beta Test Memorez How to Apply : To download the application (which is a for Free! Email [email protected] to share your writeable PDF) http://www.msdgc.org/downloads/news/ Memorez for Free! NGICP_Application_2018_5.30.18.pdf Alive Inside Coalition: http://www.aliveinside.org/ Return the completed application by email (see below) or in The Alive Inside Foundation is dedicated to expanding person to the Civic Garden Center. human connection and empathy. We empower For more information, please contact: Leslie Schehl, MSD meaningful, shared experiences that awaken memories, (513) 557.7048, [email protected] spark aliveness, reduce isolation in dementia and bring You can also download the brochure http:// the generations together. Donate to help us give www.msdgc.org/downloads/news/ connection to elders living with Dementia at home . NGICP_Brochure_2018.pdf for the NGICP Certification Exam Prep course. As someone who has dealt with aging parents, having their caretakers and hospital staff know who they are rather than who they think they are, would have been so helpful - IN MEMORIAM NANA Editor

Betty Roley (Edge Hill WELCOME NEW Place) passed on May 6, NEIGHBORS 2018, at the age of 87. Betty

was a life long resident of • Valencia A & Brandon S Smith at 783 Clinton North Avondale. She lived Springs Ave on Edge Hill Place in the • same house for over 60 Andrew S Fisher at 699 N Fred Shuttlesworth Cr • years. All four of her William G Willits & Erika M Graham at 4212 Red daughters Marcia, Sharyn, Bud Pl twins DeeAnn and Deirdre, • Ralph Alexander & Elizabeth Hutton at 4105 Rose attended North Avondale Hill Ave School along with 5 of her 6 grandchildren. She also was a • William R O'Conner III at 4252 Rose Hill Ave reading tutor at North Avondale Montessori.

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North Avondale Recreation Center ● 617 Clinton CPS Provides Free Breakfast and Lunch During Summer Springs Ave. ● 961.1584 Break Hours: Monday - Thursday: 7:00 am to 7:00 Cincinnati Public Schools will sponsor the federally funded pm; Friday: 7:00 am to 6:00 pm Closed Summer Food Service Program for Children from June 4 to Saturday and Sunday - open for Instructor led August 3, 2018, at schools, recreation centers and other programs only. locations around the district. Memberships : Youth (5-17) $2.00; Young Adult (18-24) Free breakfast and lunch meals will be available Monday $10.00; Adult (25-49) $25.00; Senior (50+) $10.00; Weight through Friday to children 18 years of age and under, or to Room $10.00/3 months, $35.00/year anyone between the ages of 19 and 21 who is determined by a state or local public-educational agency to be mentally or During the Summer, schedules may change. Call the physically disabled. Center to check on your class. To receive a free meal , come to a serving site 15 minutes before the serving time; no registration needed. All meals must be eaten at the site. No meals will be distributed on Wednesday, July 4, 2018. Meals will be provided at the sites and times posted on the CPS website: https://www.cps-k12.org/families-students/food-service/free -summer-meals Any questions, please call the CPS Food Services Department: (513) 363.0800 The annual Summer Food Service Program for Children is federally funded through the U.S. Department of Education. CPS sponsors the program in cooperation with the Cincinnati Recreation Commission and other community groups.

Please call 961.1584 if you have any Rec Center questions. Benjamin Oldiges Director - Hirsch/North Avondale Recreation Centers

HIRSCH CENTER ●3620 Reading Road ● 751.3393 Is closed for renovations.

(Continued from page 2) care, patient education and patient empowerment in a group setting. Patients of common conditions like diabetes and hypertension meet as a group under the direction of a doctor or clinical staff person. It is hoped that the implementation of this new policy will result in reducing health care costs, improving patient satisfaction, reducing hospital admissions and emergency room visits. Right now this policy is only impacting the Elm Street Health Center; however, its success may pave the way for it to be expanded to more health centers. We should keep this in mind as we watch the development of the Avondale Town Center and the expansion along Reading Road that is slated to include a health center. Kimya Moyo, Health Liaison

IIN/CBI Training Series Fridays, 11:30 - 1:00 at the Firehouse Museum June - October 2018

To learn more: www.investinneighborhoods.org/iin-cbi- revitalization-series/

To register: https://goo.gl/forms/FjYtoyulclO5Vrjl1 http:// (5) ABOUT YOUR FUN WITH YOUR NEIGHBORS NEIGHBORS  With the constant barrage of negative stereotypes portrayed in the media of African American men, Ben Blaney (35 Burton Woods Ln) will again this year be Darrell Landon Kelly is a stellar example of excellence singing with the Troubadours at nursing homes and personified. On May 12 th , Darrell received two retirement communities. The Troubadours is a small group advanced degrees, an MBA from of "seniors singing for seniors." We practice and perform and JD from the all in one on Thursday afternoons, mainly within the I-275 loop in day. eastern metropolitan Cincinnati. If interested in potentially Darrell was born in Georgia and raised in the North joining us, or just coming go one of our performances, Avondale area of Cincinnati. He attended Marva contact Ben at 264.7174. Collins grade school, where he participated in Ben Blaney basketball, judo and karate. Darrell went on the attend Celebrate Family and Fathers with Talbert House SCPA for 7 th and 8 th grade and graduated from Free community event serves up fun on Father’s Day Walnut Hills High School at the age of 16. After Don’t miss Talbert House’s eighth annual Fatherhood graduation, he attended Howard University where he Community Celebration Sunday, June 17, at Sawyer graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in Radio Point from 11 am to 4 pm. TV and Film in 2014. During his tenure at Howard This entire event is free and open to everyone in the University, he worked as a resident assistant and Cincinnati community. Guests will enjoy a fun-filled day for engineered several audio productions. After dads and their families complete with games, arts and crafts, completing his Bachelor of Arts, he attended Xavier sports activities, entertainment, food and beverages, and University, working as a graduate assistant and more. This annual Father’s Day celebration also features traveling to Paris and London to complete his degree. appearances from local bands, celebrities, and mascots. Join Darrell is a member of Phi Alpha Delta Law Talbert House in celebrating fathers and having fun! Fraternity, International, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Volunteers are always needed and appreciated. For more Inc. and the Prince Hall Masons. information on how to get involved, visit Darrell says about his journey “My achievements www.talberthouse.org, contact Jenna Toon at would not be possible if it were not for the loving [email protected] support of my family, coaches, teachers, and friends. I OCAL Sian Bitner-Kearney am looking forward to what the next phase of my life has in store.” (513) 505.3073, [email protected] Darrell’s academic honors include memberships in the Golden Key International Honor Society, Beta 2018 Innovative/Celebrate Uptown Cincinnati Gamma Sigma Honor Society, and the Cintas Graduate Ethics Fellowship program. Darrell enjoys playing basketball and all things electronic. He has worked as a salesperson for Best Buy for 6 years during his breaks. In the Kelly household, he is considered the “Head of Electronics.” For a young man with such humble beginnings and a quest and https://gallery.mailchimp.com/ dream of excellence, the world is his oyster. I e3bfb7d44d6939dd126bbd4c0/files/d2bba683-6e7f-4e89- personally wish Darrell all the love and light his heart 9c77-d5879b0312e9/ can handle I am so proud of him!!!!!!! Innovate_Celebrate_Uptown_Invitation_June_21.pdf Victoria F. Evans MBA, (Proud Auntie) Heather Herr and Beth Ewing Help Raise Nearly $100,000 For Cancer Research Through Annual Gala prevention and early detection, and fund strategic cancer Heather (Betula) and Beth (Winding Way) are proud research that will help protect generations for years to come. to announce that they -hosted the 2018 Cincinnati Heather and Beth's passion and dedication to this event was Discovery Ball at Fueled Collective, Rookwood inspiriting and we wish them the best of luck as they continue Exchange. The inspiring event – which included more to make a difference in our communities. than 175 guests – raised nearly $100,000 in support of The event included exciting silent and live auctions, as well as a the American Cancer Society. paddle raise, to garner funds for the cause. Additionally, guests “This is an evergreen cause that continues to affect so were treated to an evening filled with live music, dancing, many Americans every year,” said Herr. “Initiatives gourmet cuisine and craft cocktails. Ken Robinson, chief such as these provide critical funding for the meteorologist for NBC’s WLWT-TV, and Paul Daugherty, American Cancer Society so they can truly attack Cincinnati Enquirer sports columnist, were also on-hand to cancer from every angle.” support the event and recognize honoree Ken Schappell, a All proceeds collected from the initiative will allow former Proctor & Gamble executive who recently passed from ACS to provide key support to individuals facing cancer. cancer today, create educational opportunities on (6)

NORTH AVONDALE MONTESSORI 363.3900 ● 615 Clinton Springs www.namrockets.org

NAM Calendar

Thursday, May 24 - Last day for students.

Wednesday, August 15 - First day of classes for the 2018-

2019 school year!

Sunday, November 4 th - New perspective Preschool and

Kindergarten Open House - 1 pm to 3 pm

NAM Virtue Board

Every month during the school year, starting in September and Roger going through May, NAM students are identified by their Lewis, Principal classroom teacher at each age level for displaying the, " virtue of that month." Students from each grade level have their THE NEW SCHOOL MONTESSORI picture taken and then displayed in the art showcase by the (TNSM) virtue.At the end of the year, Ms. Cooper, Art Teacher, creates 281.7999 ● 3 Burton Woods Lane a virtue display board in the Main Lobby to honor our www.newschoolmontessori.com students. The 9 virtues students learn about are: ●September - Respect ●October - Responsibility ●November - Thankfulness Longtime TNSM Appreciating Differences teacher, ●December - Generosity ●January - Perseverance ●February - Johnnyé White, works with students to help them notice Understanding ●March - Cooperation ●April - Tolerance and appreciate everyone's uniqueness. ●May - Kindness. "We discuss the virtue of the month at our Morning Meeting every Wednesday of the month. Having our Johnnyé and her students hold in-depth discussions, share students learn about the virtues helps them to develop their experiences and listen to speakers who tell what they've character and hopefully incorporate the virtue into their daily discovered about being different. Students learn the life. Our teachers also discuss the virtues in their classroom. importance of talking about feelings. They share their Ms. Cooper has done an outstanding job recognizing our struggles of living in a fast-paced world, and they talk about students and creating the end of the year virtue board," said time management, self-care and empathy skills. Principal Lewis. Students spent some time understanding some physical challenges by walking up the stairs with a blindfold, wearing hearing protection to mimic hearing loss, using crutches to walk and wheeling themselves around in a wheelchair.

The students were able to complete some of the challenges on their own for short distances, but gained an admiration for people who face these obstacles daily. Johnnyé reminded her classes that we all Student Council/Mr. Nick's Avondale Clean Up project, face different challenges in our lives. Overcoming them takes patience, practice and a willingness to ask for help when we need it. Ann Baumgardner, Communications Director Rockdale Summer Camp

(7) FUN IN THE Brewery, Darkness Brewery, Bad Tom Smith Brewery and NEIGHBORHOOD more. The beer festival will begin at 2:00pm. Immediately Night Walk following the beer festival our Color Guard Ceremony will lead us into the boxing exhibition that starts at 6:00pm.

Show pride for our country and enjoy a live boxing tournament between Ohio and Kentucky breweries. The winning team will be crowned the 2018 Beer Boxing Champions . There

will also be performers from

the Cincinnati Circus, Live band, Food Trucks, Tons of Beer, and more!

Ticket Sales : www.cincyticket.com/ wiedemannboxing Facebook Event Page, Please The Punch House (3911 Reading Road) Follow and Share: https://www.facebook.com/ The Wiedemann's Beer Boxing Championships is a Charity events/2017261418590634/?ti=icl Boxing Event and a Beer festival benefiting the Semper Fi For large groups, discounted tickets, and VIP tickets call Fund while featuring the elite OHIO and KENTUCKY 513.692.5123 . breweries. A Beer festival is combined with a Boxing Want to have a July 4th or Labor Day Bike/Trike & exhibition supporting our Nations Armed Forces while Wagon Parade? exhibiting patriotism in front of thousands of people.

The Event : We need volunteers to make it happen. June 30th, 2018 - Wiedemanns Brewery - 4811 Vine Street, Need Chair/co-chairs, someone to get St. Bernard permits, MC, and general volunteers.

Please email [email protected] if This event is hosted by The Punch House and Wiedemann's interested in helping. Brewery but features Woodburn Brewery, Alexandria

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NANA CALENDAR • Tuesday, June12, NANA General Meeting, 7:00 pm, North Avondale Recreation Center, 617 Clinton Springs Av • Tuesday, July 10, NANA General Meeting, 7:00 pm, North Avondale Recreation Center, 617 Clinton Springs Av

NANA EXECUTIVE BOARD & COMMITTEES

President: Heather Herr [email protected] Beautification: Emily Harten [email protected] 1st VP Jennifer Cronk [email protected] Block Watch: Carolyn Gillman [email protected] 2nd VP: John Jones [email protected] Cincy Neighborhood Games: [email protected]

3rd VP: Jimmy Musuraca-Messer [email protected] Master Plan Update: Ian Smith [email protected]

Cor. Sec.: Kelley Bagayoko [email protected] Pedestrian Safety: David Emery [email protected] Rec Secretary: Ken Brawner [email protected] Editor: Charlene Morse [email protected]

Treasurer: Doug Louder Jr. [email protected]

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