Evanston News September 2018

Congratulations and thank you to Joseph Hamilton, AWL Middle School Science Teacher (Left to Right) Mr. Hamilton (Middle School Science Teacher), John Gurung, Rihisti Berhane, Adeline Niyonkunda, Joyrse Muhorakeye, Chanella Magdarena, Mohamed Doukoure, Dorotiya Taman, Yorma Reynoso Tomas, Beatrice Alyumtu, Mariam Coulibaly, Esmeralda Reynoso Tomas Academy of World Languages, Bike Club Bike club is funded by the Greater Cincinnati STEM Collaborative (GCSC) which promotes student engagement in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. In this club students explore the many components of bicycles and learn how to optimize and repair these parts. Through this exploration students are tasked with inquiry based problems for which they can solve by using the tools supplied to them by the GCSC. Students get an opportunity to work in groups to face the many challenges of repairing and optimizing a 7 gear bicycle. Toward the end of the clubs journey, students learn how to properly ride a bike in public areas and are motivated to use their bikes daily. At the end of the club each student gets to take the bike they worked on home. It is through this club that students are able to apply the knowledge they gain in the classroom to a real world problem. AWL and the GCSC mission is to supply students with the access to science application. It is also our goal that the students find some curiosity, fun, and exercise during and after the clubs execution. Thank you Mr. Hamilton

Join us in our community celebration Evanston Gala, Sat., Oct. 13 Xavier University, Cintas Center ● 11am, Check-In opens ● 11am, Reception for Awards Recipients ● 11am, Silent Auction and split the pot ● 11am, Community Partner exhibits ● Evanston Emerging Youth Leaders (service learning) ● Noon, Gala begins celebrating seven honorees Approx 2pm Gala concludes Sept 24 deadline to purchase ticket, available online at https://evanstoncinci.org/2018/08/10/evanston-gala-october-13th-2018/ Seven Honorees & Master of Ceremony

Anzora Adkins, President, Gala, Master of Ceremony ​Evanston Community Council Eric H. Kearney, President & CEO Greater Cincinnati and N.Kentucky African American Chamber

Irene Bolden Advocate for Beautification Mary Washington Campbell Advocate for Youth John Lewis Rev Peterson Mingo Advocate for Safety Advocate for Justice

Antonio Sanders Emerging Leader Gloria Walker, Advocate ​​for Mental Health Services Thank you ​​Evanston Gala Sponors as of 8/26/18 w ith Sept 24 deadline for printed program DIAMOND LEVEL SPONSOR ● Xavier University GOLD LEVEL SPONSOR ● Laborers' Local 265 ● Hilton Garden Inn BRONZE LEVEL ● Roost Builders LLC, https://www.roost-builders.com/ TABLE SPONSORS ● Bellarmine Chapel, Xavier University ● Community Building Institute, Xavier University ● Eigel Center for Community Engaged Learning, Xavier University ● Police Department, Xavier University ● St Andrew's Episcopal Church ● Stewart & Associates USA LLC ● The Evanston (Montgomery and Dana) COMMUNITY EXHIBIT PARTNERS ● Cincinnati Hamilton County Community Action Agency, Head Start, http://www.cincy-caa.org/what-we-do/head-start/ ●Cincinnati Youth Collaborative, https://www.cycyouth.org/ ●City of Cincinnati Health Department https://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/health/ ● Evanston Community Council ● Laborers’ Local 265 http://www.laborerslocal265.com/ ● Lighthouse Youth and Family Services (Foster parents and adoption), https://www.lys.org/ ● UC College of Engineering and Applied Science https://ceas.uc.edu/

Thank you Xavier University Thank you Laborers' Local 265 https://www.xavier.edu/ http://www.laborerslocal265.com/

Thank you ​​Hilton Garden Inn Midtown https://hiltongardeninn3.hilton.com/en/hotels/ohi o/hilton-garden-inn-cincinnati-midtown- CVGMDGI/index.html Thank you Gala Committee ● Michael Baer, Vice Chair for Outreach to Evanston Residents ● Georgia Brown, Vice Chair for Outreach to Community Council members ● Lt. Shawn Bryce, Xavier U. hosting Emerging Youth Leaders ● Charles Dudley, Vice Chair Community Partners ● Gwendolyn Gordon, Vice Chair for Silent Auction and Split the Pot ● Mary Herring, Outreach to St. Andrews Church and The Evanston ● Beverley Lamb, Vice Chair for Registration and Check-In ● Emma Shirley, On-site Coordinator (Xavier University CBI) ● Veta Uddin, Vice Chair for Honorees

​​● Gregory Stewart, Gala Chair, [email protected]

Thank you to our public officials and candidates for confirming attendance (Sept 24 confirmation deadline):

31st District of the Ohio House Judge Marilyn Zayas Representatives, Brigid Kelly First Appellate District Court of Appeals

Candace Crouse candidate for ​First Appellate District Court of Appeals Adanya Stephens

Adanya Stephens is a rising young jazz pianist, spoken word poet and bandleader of the music collective, Quiet Sounds Of Qualia. A student at The School For Creative & Performing Arts, she is excited to perform for the supporters of Evanston Community Council. Keep an eye out for her upcoming music project being recorded at local Evanston arts center, Music Resource Center- Cincinnati! http://mrccinci.org/ Evanston Community Council Executive Board Sharron Moon, Financial Secretary & Housing Chair; Veta Uddin, Beautification and Parade; Anzora Adkins, President; Georgia Brown, Recording Secretary; Mary Campbell, Treasurer; John Davis, Ten Year Plan; John Lewis (photo above) is Chair of the ​​Gregory Stewart, Marketing; David Beard, Vice Nominations Committee President; John Lewis, Safety; Drew Asimus, Business Excerpts of the Election Calendar Regulation and Bylaws 2019 & 2020 of the Evanston Community Council Community Council

Officers ARTICLES VII: OFFICERS - see details in the August 2018 e-newsletter posted on the The vote in Nov 15 Evanston Community Council website Council election ​​ARTICLES IX: ELECTIONS 9.01 Nominations · Sept 20/Oct 18 Council mtg - Information to request absentee 1) Any member may introduce a motion to have a nominating committee selected. This committee ballots will be given at Council will have its own chair. meetings prior to election. Ballots 2) The committee’s purpose is to present the can only be acquired by members Council with a list of candidates, for each office. in good standing. Names for the list may be suggested to the committee by any member. The committee · Nov 15 Council mtg – all votes should study the candidates and should find out tallied if they are willing to serve. · Jan 17 Installation of 2019 & 3) Nominations from the floor may only be given ​​ at the meeting of which the nominating 2020 officers-elect shall be held on committee presents its slate. Nominations from the third Thursday of January the floor need not be seconded, but they do not hold unless they are. 4) Nominations may be closed by the chair or motion from a member. Nominations may be re- opened by a motion from any member. It is not debatable, and requires a majority vote. 5) Nominees must be an active member for one year prior to running for elections. An active member means to have attended at least eight (8) Council meetings within the calendar year to be considered.

9.02 Requirements for voting 1) Only active members in good standing may vote. This means having membership at least ninety (90) days prior to elections. 2) Information to request absentee ballots will be given at Council meetings prior to election. Ballots can only be acquired by members in good standing.

9.03 Voting results 1) After all votes are tallied, results given, questions answered, ballots must be placed in a sealed container, endorsed by two (2) persons, and maintained by the chair of the committee. 2) If needed, a recount of ballots may be asked for by a candidate within ten (10) days of the election. Three new counters will be asked for. 3) All ballots must be destroyed.

9.04 Installation of Officers-elect shall be held on the third Thursday of January

Evanston Beautification Committee Paint the Town in Evanston 2019

Photo Left to Right

Paint the Town Coordinator, Derrick Walker and Veta Uddin, Chair Evanston Beautification Committee

Applications available in January to apply to have house painted. Volunteers needed to support this tremendous effort to support home owners CincyFlags

CincyFlags is a grant-funded project seeking to professionally design a unique flag for each of Cincinnati’s 52 neighborhoods. https://www.cincyflags.com/ Evanston Beautification Committee

Fall Projects

Sat., Sept 22 9am-noon, clean-up and plant flower beds, meet at Evanston Recreation Center Keep Cincinnati Beautiful http://www.keepcincinnatibeautiful.org ​​Safe & Clean Grant Awarded to /resources/event- calendar.html/event/2018/09/22/fall- Evanston Beautification nep-cleanup/184469 Committee Sat., Sept 29 All projects will be completed before 9am-noon, clean-up and plant flower May 2019 Design landscape and beds, meet at Evanston Recreation establish flowers and shrubs Center Brewster and Montgomery across from Community Blend Sat., Oct 20 Revitalize flowers on left side of I-71 9am-1pm, alley clean-up, meet at ramp (off of Montgomery across Evanston Recreation Center from Community Blend on Brewster) Revitalize flowers and shrubs right Oct 22-26 neighborhood wide cleaning side of I-71 ramp off of Montgomery Blitz across (off of Montgomery across from Community Blend on Brewster) Sat., Nov 17 Revitalize flowers at Brewster and 9am-noon, clean-up and tending plant Idlewild – mulch along Brewster to flower beds, meet at Evanston enhance trees. Establish a plaque Recreation Center to recognize a beautification committee member who has passed Veta Uddin, Chair away. Evanston Beautification Committee [email protected] Want to know what you Committee Members: can do to help beautify Beverley Lamb, Gregory Stewart Gloria Walker Evanston?

Here's a suggestion: · Report vacant/abandon properties that need maintenance. Call 513-591-6000 or visit “Fix it Cincy” online.

Veta Uddin, Chair Evanston Beautification Committee [email protected]

Evanston Education, Advocacy ​​& Action Committee Education, Advocacy and Action Committee Purpose: The purpose of this committee is to address issues as that will impact Evanston residents in On Sept 13, the Evanston current time or immediate future by educating residents, advocating on Executive Committee approved this their behalf, and taking action steps to “Special Committee”. support residents in immediate need. How: By partnering with other community agencies, this committee will plan and host 3-4 programs yearly to educate community members on resources to address issues that are pertinent at that time. Advocacy events will be planned as needed. Some examples could include facilitating/gathers petitions on pressing community issues, develop potential questions for those visiting counseling meeting to campaign. Action steps will be taken on an as needed basis to assist residents who may need assistance with home Who: Committee will consist of a minimum of 3 appointed members, each assigned to one of the specific areas of education, advocacy, and actions. These 3 members will be reappointed at each election cycle. Committee will be open to any volunteers Roxana Holland, Committee Chair, [email protected]

Evanston Business Association Support our businesses and organizations

The Evanston Business Association was recently awarded grant through the city's Department of Community and Economic Development to stabilize three of the significant buildings in the northern business district. Congratulations to Drew and Xavier University Community Building Institute for your hard work in developing and submitting the proposal. ​​Drew Asimus, Committee Chair [email protected] Evanston ​​Housing Committee

August 16, Roost Builders LLC presented and received approval for a housing proposal at the Evanston Community Housing Committee Council meeting. June 2018, collaborating with Meeting Dates: East Walnut Hills Assembly (Rae Vuic and Tony Fischer) to put an The 2nd Tuesday of every month at IDC (to protect historic areas 5:30 pm at the Recreation Center and preserve fabric of neighborhood) in place at Mark your calendar for DeSales Lane down to the five points intersection, including 10/9, 11/13, 12/11 the area to the east down Hackberry and Clienview north Sharron Moon, Chair of Madison Road Housing Committee Merrimac Square construction underway (images listed below)

Sharron Moon, Chair Housing Committee [email protected]

Members: David Beard, Sandi Allen- Chenault, Valerie Daley, John Lewis, Melanie Moon

(Image above) (Image above) 3110-3126 Woodburn Avenue This elevation for Merrimac (Merrimac Square) from Commercial Square shows the mix of Neighborhood-Pedestrian (CN-P) to Residential Multi-Family (RM-0.7) in homes that will be built. Evanston. More than 2 acres of land in COURTESY D-HAS ARCHITECTURE Evanston has been rezoned to pave PLANNING & DESIGN the way for a custom-home development. Evanston HURC August 2018 Evanston HURC is a homesteading initiative focused on rehabbing vacant, blighted, single-family homes, creating homeownership opportunities for low- to moderate-income individuals and families. The homes will begin to be available in 2018, listed with MLS and marketed through a partnership with Catholic Charities Southwestern Ohio, which will provide information and support to eligible buyers. Revitalization of 6 historic vacant residential properties in Evanston began in August 2018.

· Funded through the City of Cincinnati’s NOFA funding procurement process, LISC Cincinnati, and Greater Cincinnati Neighborhoods Housing Revitalization Loan Fund, Ed & Joann Hubert Family Foundation Inc.

· Collaboration: City of Cincinnati; Hamilton County Landbank; Evanston Community Council; LISC Cincinanti; HURC The six homes slated for rehab are located at these addresses in Evanston:

· 3212 Wold · 3221 Wold

· 1640 Jonathan · 1650 Jonathan · 1654 Jonathan · 3476 Woodburn

Community Council approved new housing August 16, Roost Builders LLC presented and received approval for a housing proposal at the Evanston Community Council meeting Corner of Hewitt and Fairfield

Evanston Community Council Members in 2018

​​Thanks to Elizabeth Davis, six Evanston residents joined the Council

New members in August 2018

Cynthia Bates ● Michael Burton (I) ● Emma Ferrell (I) ● Claudette Haley (I) ● Bettina Harris (F) ● Tommy Harris (F) ● Gwendolyn Howard (I) ● Brenda Jones (I) ● Evelyn McKinney (I) ● Yvonne Scarborough (I) ● Alma Stallworth (F) ● James Stallworth (F) ● Brandy Tidwell ● George Triggs (F) ● Teresa Triggs (F) ● Lottie Walters (I) ● Cheryl J. Yarborough (I) ● Chadashah Yisrael ● Yah'El Abiyah Yisra'el ● Brenda Zabad Council Members Paid dues January - July 2018

● Anzora Adkins (I) ● Sandi Allen-Chenault (I) ● Kenya Anderson (I) ● Jay Ashmore ● Drew Asimus (N) ● Phyllis Austin (I) ● Michael Baer (I) ● Nia Baucke (F) ● Spencer Baucke (F) ● David Beard (I) ● Annette Bell (F) ● Ricardo Bell (F) ● Beatrice Belle (I) ● Irene Bolden (I) ● Edward Brown (L) ● Georgia Brown (I) ● Steven Brown (I) ● Gail Bullard (I) ●Jacqueline Campbell (I) ● Mary Washington Campbell (I) ● Melinda Chappell ● Ethel Mae Chunn ● Anthony Crawford ● Charles Cunningham (I) ● Lee Curd (I) ● Fred Daniell (F) ● Elizabeth Davis (F) ● John R. Davis (F) ● Marlene Davis (F) ●Terry Davis (F) ● Erika Dawkins ● Jessie M. Drake (I) ● Audrey Dumas (I) ●Savannah Eavenson (F) ● William Eavenson (F) ●Terri N. England (B) ● Irene Freeman ● Emily Gilbride (I) ● Gwendolyn Gordon (I) ● Bill Groth ● Linda Harper ● Robert L. Harris (I) ● Andre Hawkins (F) ● Roxanna Hawkins (F)● Mary Edna Herring (I) ● Patricia Hill (I) ● Andrew Leroy Hopkins ● Marina Hopkins ● John Lewis (I) ● Gussie Johnson (I) ● Yvonne Jones (F) ●Hassan Karriem (I) ● Janelle Kelpe (F) ●Marguerite King ●Sarah Kleiner (B) ●Beverley Lamb (I) ● John Lewis (I)● Calvin Lockett Sr. (I)●Canzata Macon ● Gwendolyn R. Madaris (I)● Jacqueline McGivens and Robert Zachery (F) ●William L. Monroe Sr. ●Sharron Moon (I) ● Bilal Shabazz Muhammad (L) ● Marian Muhammad (L) ● Casey Nelson (F) ● Chris Nelson (F) ● Gwendolyn Nicholson (I) ● Carol Owens (I) ● Rowena Porter (I) ● Andrea Pressley (I) ● Maggie Prystez (F) ● Andrea Siefring-Robbins (B) ● Mr. Robbins ● Diana Sweet Taylor (I) ● Gregory Stewart (I) ● Eddie B. Swaine (I) ● Brandy Tidwell (I) ● Judith Tucker(F) ● Thomas Tucker (F) ● Veta Uddin (F) ● Mr. Uddin (F) ● Andrew Vielhaber (F) ● Marie White ● Moss White ● Annie Whitmire (F) ● Author Whitmire (F) ● Robyn Williams ● Ronald Williams (I) ● Robert Zachery (F) ● Yah’el Ablyah Yisreal

Evanston Ten Year Plan Committee If you live in Evanston you should attend ! ​​You are invited to join the Community Conversation for the future of Evanston October 27 Recreation Center

Steering Committee John Davis, Committee Chair Committee Members: Anzora Adkins, President; Drew Asimus, Business;

Georgia Brown, Recording Secretary; Doug Hinger, Community Partner Representative; Roxanna Holland, Resident Representative; John Lewis, Safety; Sharron Moon, Housing Chair; Jeff Sepate, Evanston Recreation Center; Steven Smith, Area

Developers Representative (Model Group); Veta Uddin, Beautification and Parade;

​​Gregory Stewart, Marketing; Facilitators Liz Blum and Emma Shirey from Xavier University Community Building Institute

​​Sept 6 Community Conversation on Future of Evanston

Photo listed (left to Right) Pat Hill, Carol Owens and Yah 'El A. Yisra'el convened a neighborhood conversation. Evanston residents came out on a storming night to discuss the future of Evanston.

Do you remember when a Radio Station was on Brewster Ave?

Evanston residents, what can you tell us about the Radio Station that once broadcasted from Brewster Ave? We welcome any photos or documentation you can share. Greg Stewart, 513.520.5203 [email protected],

Sept 8 Community Conversation on King Studio

Building

Sept 15 Community Conversation on the Future of Evanston

L to R - Larry Thompson (President & Field Representative), James Inkeep (Recording Secretary), Justin Phillips (Business Manager), Anthony Brice (Secretary Treasurer & Field Representative)

Ohio Laborers Apprenticeship Program Are you interested? or Tell someone you know Contact Larry Thompson, 3457 Montgomery Rd., 45207 [email protected], 513.569.8386 http://www.laborerslocal265.com/ Photo above of Evanston resident and internationally known Philip Paul of King Records https://vimeo.com/21932862 Celebrate Cincinnati’s rich music history in this world premiere musical Cincinnati King about King Records!

Cincinnati King shines a spotlight on the revolutionary King Records music label and its Queen City roots. It will run from Nov. 3-Dec. 23 in the Shelterhouse Theatre, Playhouse in the Park 2018 Season. Tickets can be purchased online or by calling 513-421-3888. https://www.cincyplay.com/

Academy of World Languages

Jackie Rowedder has served as Jill Smith has served as AWL principal at Academy of World Resource Coordinator for over eight Languages for over thirteen years. years. 513-363-7800 Academy of World Languages 2030 Fairfax Avenue, 513.363.7800 Jill Smith and Mr. Aaron Brown (teacher) collaborated to recruit ten 7:45 a.m. - 2:15 p.m. AWL students from among 6th, 7th and https://awl.cps-k12.org/ 8th graders to serve as 2018-19 Evanston Emerging Youth Leaders. Staff and students represent over 50 nationalities and languages. AWL 4 languages: Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, and Russian. Students take approximately 150 minutes of foreign language on a weekly basis. ESL students make up over 50% of student population.

Evanston Academy

Principal Stacey Hill-Simmons Monday-Friday, 7:45 a.m. - 2:15 p.m. Monna Beckford 513.363.2700, 835 Fairfax Avenue, Evanston Academy 45207 Resource Coordinator, 513.363.2700 https://evanstonacademy.cps-k12.org/ Evanston Academy, Aug. 18 Welcome Back Party - Great Success This event celebrated kick-off for our students, families, community, and partners

Evanston Academy Career Awareness and Exploration Evanston Academy and the Evanston Academy has always been a Evanston Community school of high academic performance Council has recruited ten and high academic expectation, however this year we will be Evanston Academy students launching a new program focus, to serve as 2018-19 Career Awareness and Exploration. This initiative was designed to expand Evanston Emerging Youth programming for neighborhood Leaders. schools by added a specialized program. Moving forward we plan to incorporate real world experiences and hands on exposure to our students by engaging and empowering them with the tools needed to be successful after leaving our school and most importantly knowing that they can be anything they want to be !

Jennifer Williams Vision 2020 Director 513.363.2700

Jerron Gray Principal

​​Withrow ​​University High School The Withrow LSDMC is committed to supporting high expectations for our students, families and staff and we value your input and need your 2488 Madison Rd, 45208 inclusion. Please consider attending a 513.363.9200 meeting this upcoming school year https://withrow.cps-k12.org/ and join me in welcoming Mr. Jerron Gray to the Withrow family of Tigers! 2018-19 school year uniform Tiger Nation, 12th graders-orange polos Ms. Kareem Moffett, PhD 9-11th graders-black polos Withrow LSDMC Chair 7-8th graders-white polos [email protected] photo above (left to right) Emily Mercer, Melissa Renzenbrink, Brooke Whalen, Tara Ayers, Emma Hudepohl, DDS, Tiffani Braxton Cincinnati Health Department Withrow Dental Center (a part of the City of Cincinnati Health Department) Withrow Dental Center is located within Withrow University HS. We primarily serve the students during the school year but we also welcome members of the community as patients. We accept many types of insurance and operate on a sliding fee scale to provide affordable dental care. Hours: Mon.-Fri., 7:30am-3pm, 2488 Madison Rd., 45208, 513.363.9110

​​Walnut Hills High School

Walnut Hills High School is a selective enrollment high school in the John Chambers Cincinnati Public School system. Since its inception in 1895, Walnut has Principal provided a classical college ​​Walnut Hills High School preparatory education to academically 3250 Victory Pkwy, 513.363-8400 accelerated students in grades 7 http://www.walnuthillseagles.com/ through 12. Students are admitted from all districts in the City of https://w.cps-k12.org/ Cincinnati based on qualifying scores on the Terra Nova exam.

St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Community Cookout, Aug 25

Team Dragons Competes in Martial Arts Tournament on September 15

For more Information contact Jon Ellery Sr. at 513.546.2679

Congratulations to Lee Chapel A.M.E Church ​​120th Anniversary and Homecoming Rev. Kevin J. Cooper, Pastor

​https://leechapelamechurch.org/ Lee Chapel AME Church Parade on Sept 15 Great Things Are Happening in Evanston EVANSTON CALENDAR Xavier University Community Safety Rally September 18, 3-7pm This free event is open to the community will be a Health and Safety event featuring a variety of agencies that promote Crime Prevention, Fire Safety, Health and Wellness. Please pass this information on and invite anyone who you believe would be interested in being a part of a great community evening out!! Lt. Shawn Bryce, Community Policing Coordinator, Xavier University, [email protected], 513-745-2010

Thursday, September 20 Attend the Sept 20 Community Council meeting, starts at 6:30pm, Evanston Recreation Center, 3204 Woodburn Ave. to learn more about: King Studio located in Evanston Vote on use of Evanston TIF funds Business Association funding proposal Neighborhood plan conversations How you can become involved ? Purchase tickets ($25) for the Oct 13 Gala. The deadline is Sept 24 Nov 15 Community Council officer election (vote in-person or by absentee ballot)

Over 860 Evanston Households have benefited Do you live on one of the streets highlighted in yellow? Duke Energy Neighborhood Energy Saver Program FREE energy-saving products from Duke Energy can help you save up to $95* per year on your energy bills. For more information, call toll free at 855.227.2940 or https://www.duke-energy.com/home/products/income- qualified/neighborhood-energy-saver Over 860 Evanston Households Have Benefited

Photo Left to right: Jason Crimmel, Duke Energy Neighborhood Energy Saver Program; Casey Ruschman, Duke Energy, Products and Services Manager; Anzora Adkins, President Evanston Community Council

Melrose YMCA Mobile Food Pantry

serving Walnut Hills and surrounding communities 9am-noon groceries and produce are available to anyone in need! 2840 Melrose Ave., 45206 Thurs., Oct. 2, Fri., Nov. 2, Fri., Dec. 7

OWL’S NEST FEST LIVE MUSIC BY THE HIDERS AND MORE! FOOD+BEER+FUN+GAMES SUN, OCT 7, 3-7PM

Sunday, Oct 14 4th Annual, FAMILY HEALTH DAY First Ladies For Health 1-4pm, Evanston Recreation Center, (Rain or shine) Free Health Screenings food, giveaways, raffles hosted by Bethel Baptist, Christ Temple, Lee Chapel AME, St. Andrews Episcopal, The Mission Cincinnati sponsors UCHealth, Kroger, Cincinnati Children's, City of Cincinnati http://www.familyhealthday.org/family-health-day.html

Christ Temple Full Gospel Baptist Church

Elder Peterson W. Mingo, Pastor

​​3060 Durrell Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45207 513.861.9563, [email protected]

Night of Arts, Oct 19, 7-9pm, Evanston Recreation Center Hosted by The Mission Cincinnati The Evanston Community is invited to a family friendly event - Artists will share their gifts through performances to the community, ​​free food provided

Photo to the left (left to right) Charles Dudley Director for Community Outreach [email protected] and Rev. Kristen Associate Pastor for Spiritual Formation & Congregational Care, [email protected]

Fr. William Eavenson 404.408.2338 [email protected]

Oct. 4 5:30pm, Evanston Parade Committee November

Meeting, planning May 27, 2019 Parade for more information contact Nov 3- Dec 23 Veta Uddin, [email protected] "Cincinnati King" shines a spotlight on the revolutionary King Records Sat., Oct 13 music label and its Queen City roots. It Sept 24 is deadline to purchase will run from November 3-December tickets for the Evanston Gala, 23 in the Shelterhouse Theatre as a part of the Playhouse in the Park 2018 honoring Evanston Community Season. Tickets can be Leaders, 11am-2pm, Xavier University purchased online or by calling 513.421.3888. Oct. 18 6:30pm, Evanston Community Council Evanston Neighborhood Meeting, Evanston Recreation Center, Plan 3204 Woodburn Ave. Community Work Teams develop outcomes and strategies Oct. 19 Night of Arts, 7-9pm, Nov 13 Evanston Recreation Center Evanston Business Association (EBA) Hosted by The Mission Cincinnati Mtg, 10am Evanston Recreation The Evanston Community is invited to a Center. Committee Chair is Drew family friendly event - Artists will share Asimus, [email protected] their gifts through performances to the community, free food provided Nov 15 ​​6:30pm, Evanston Community Council Evanston Neighborhood Meeting, Evanston Recreation Center, Plan 3204 Woodburn Ave. - Vote for Community Work Teams develop outcomes and strategies new Council Officers Evanston Go Vibrant The Evanston walking routes features a 1 mile, 2.5 mile and 3 mile option that highlights neighborhood educational institutions

December January 2019

Evanston Neighborhood Jan. 17 Plan ​​6:30pm, Evanston Community Council Steering Committee Draft Meeting, Evanston Recreation Center, 3204 Woodburn Ave.. recommendations and document of plan with open participation; post strategies for community input Jan. 26 or Feb. 2 Evanston Neighborhood Plan Dec. 20 Work team presentations; 6:30pm, Evanston Community Council feedback on strategies for Meeting, Evanston Recreation Center, 3204 Woodburn Ave.. community input February 2019 March 2019 Evanston Neighborhood March 9 or 16 Plan Evanston Neighborhood Plan Steering Committee Draft final version All Community Party and plan of plan; post strategies for community input implementation kick-off

Feb. 21 March 21 6:30pm, Evanston Community Council ​​6:30pm, Evanston Community Council Meeting, Evanston Recreation Center, Meeting, Evanston Recreation Center, 3204 Woodburn Ave.. 3204 Woodburn Ave.. Evanston Go Vibrant The Evanston walking routes features a 1 mile, 2.5 mile and 3 mile option that highlights neighborhood educational institutions

May 2019 May 16 April 2019 ​​6:30pm, Evanston Community Council Meeting, Evanston Recreation Center, 3204 Woodburn April 18 Ave.. 6:30pm, Evanston Community Council Meeting, Evanston May 26 Recreation Center, 3204 ​​6:30pm, Evanston Community Council Meeting, Woodburn Ave.. Evanston Recreation Center, 3204 Woodburn Ave.. Great Things Are Happening in Evanston Evanston Resource Directory Beautification Report blight problems to the City https://cagismaps.hamilto n-co.org/csr/cincinnati

Oct. 12 is the submission Want To Talk To A Real deadline for the next Person call 513.591.5000 Evanston e-newsletter with distribution Oct. 15. To hotline is staffed encourage collaboration, we weekdays, are accepting news of ​​7 a.m. to 5 p.m. events/deadlines through May 2019.

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