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Published by :The North Avondale Neighborhood Association

617 Clinton Springs Ave. 45229 Voice mail: (513) 221.6166 Email: clmorse@fuse.net

Website: Northavondalecincinnati.com Volume LII No. 4

President: Maura Wolf Administrator/Editor: Charlene Morse Published with City of Cincinnati NSP Funds

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

DECEMBER 2012

JANUARY 2013

The holiday season is a wonderful time for reflection and anticipation. This past year has been truly amazing! An unprecedented number of neighborhood residents have stepped up to volunteer, putting to work their remarkable talents and dedication on numerous initiatives.

One of these volunteers, Beth Ewing, has just accepted the position of 1st Vice President. Beth has been instrumental in beautification efforts and serves on the Finance Committee. We welcome her to our Executive Team. We thank Diane Noyes for her service in this position for the past year and half. Diane resigned due to new work commitments.

Looking forward to next year, the recent City announcement of “Focus 52” - a fund to help generate up to $180 million for neighborhood development projects across the City, could not have come at a better time. This fund will help provide the incentive for us to continue our strategic planning efforts to help revitalize our neighborhood business district, which is our top priority. While Plan Cincinnati (recently adopted by City Council) will help provide the road map, neighborhood initiatives of surveys and urban design planning sessions will provide an exciting opportunity for you to participate in the process. We also will be creating a video to showcase North Avondale. For more details, please see notes from our Committees in charge of these efforts (this page right column).

Thank you to those of you have already submitted your NANA dues and given additional donations. If you have not yet done so, please consider giving generously to help provide the necessary funding to implement many worthwhile initiatives to improve the quality of life in our beautiful gem - North Avondale. Remember - your donations are considered “charitable donations.”

On behalf of the entire NANA Board, Committee Members, and our Administrator, we wish you and yours the best of the holidays and a healthy and prosperous New Year.

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NANA has a facebook page: North Avondale Neighborhood Association Cincinnati

The Strategic Planning / Land Use Committee Needs Your Input

We would like to know your hopes and dreams for the Reading Road corridor! Reading Road is our commercial center and a key neighborhood gateway, and your input is critical to our efforts. Early next year, we will be completing a survey of North Avondale residents to develop a vision statement for future redevelopment projects. The survey will address potential uses for the 3916 Reading property as well as more general ideas for improving our business district. Also in 2013, will be hosting an Urban Design Planning Session, or Charette, which will be multi-day working sessions to develop a Vision Plan for Reading Road. If you would like to help plan, organize or conduct the survey or planning sessions, please contact Tina Dyehouse (tdyehouse@fuse.net) or Tom Wright (thomas.wright@fuse.net).

Membership Committee - New Projects

• We are preparing to make a video to showcase our neighborhood. To begin the process, please send us your best photographs of resident activities, events, landmarks, attractive housing etc.. (Preferably in Digital Format). Send to Carolyn Gillman -cgillmanwhhs@gmail.com or Charlene Morse -clmorse@fuse.net the deadline is December 28th.

• NANA is currently working with the City to replace faded street signs. Please contact Carolyn, 284-2298 or cgillmanwhhs@gmail.com, if you know of faded street signs that are in need of replacement. Thank you!

Attention Neighborhood Renovators, Investors, and Developers:

Consider becoming a North Avondale preferred renovator to purchase and renovate properties which we are obtaining from the National Community Stabilization Trust (NCST) through HURC, Homesteading Urban Redevelopment Corporation. These properties need total renovation from top to bottom and will only be sold, on an “as-is” basis, to preferred renovators, demonstrating financial capacity, ensuring they are brought up to the City of Cincinnati’s Building & Zoning Code Requirements, and agreeing to sell only to owner-occupied purchasers or, in the case of a multi-family structure, to a neighborhood participant with a proven track record for good property management. In the near future, we will have two multi-family structures available. If you are qualified and interested, please contact Maura Wolf

by email at maurawolf100@gmail.com by December 19.

Happy Holidays

& Happy New Year

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AROUND THE AROUND THE AROUND THE AROUND THE

NEIGHBORHOODNEIGHBORHOODNEIGHBORHOODNEIGHBORHOOD

YOUR NEIGHBORS

�I'm in a 50's 60's Show called Hot Wax. We play around town at outdoor family friendly type places all summer. The web site is: http://www.hotwaxshow.com and here's some v ideo of wha t we do : h t tp ://www.hotwaxshow.com/video.html

Mike Volkerding (Redway Avenue) �My son, Tim Lincoln is getting married in New Orleans on Jan19th...very excited! Ruthie Lincoln (Rose Hill)

�Our son, Dr. Chris Lewis, leads a non-profit organization, Village Life, which travels to Tanzania twice yearly to provide services to three villages who otherwise have no access to medical care. He has expanded the organization from providing medical care to include education, water safety, and other needs. The team is composed completely of volunteers from the Cincinnati community and the UC community including the Colleges of Medicine, Nursing, Education, Engineering, DAAP, Business, and others. The first medical clinic for the area was completed last year through the design efforts of DAAP students and teaching construction techniques to the villagers by the UC chapter of Engineers Without Borders. These teams are currently building a school there. Come to artwalk at Essex Studios on December 7 and 8, 6 to 11pm. The artists donate portions of their sales to VLOP to further their work in Tanzania. It's a fun event, and Sonny and I always find unique items for our home and for gift giving. Hope to see you there.

Lavetta & Sonny Lewis �Cynthia Starr (Avondale Ave.) was elected to serve on the Cincinnati Opera Board at their September Annual Meeting.

�Xavier University received a 2012 Recycling Award from Hamilton County for Excellence in Organics Diversion.

FUN WITH YOUR

NEIGHBORS

�I have two daughters attending SCPA. We have two great shows coming up. The first is The Nutcracker. The dates are: December 6th - 9th. show times are the, 8th 2pm & 7:30pm, 9th 2pm. Ticket prices are: Adults $15, Seniors $13 and Students $10. The second show coming is The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe. Dates are January 31st 7:30 show, Friday Feb. 1st at 7:30pm, Saturday Feb.2nd at 7:30pm and Sunday Feb. 3rd at 2pm. All tickets can be purchased either on line at scpafriends.orgor by calling the box office at: 363.8100. I hope everyone will come see these amazing kids. It truly is something to see! Gena Morrell (Valley)

�Doug Sawan and the band Foley Road are performing at the Main Branch of the Public Library on Dec. 9th from 4-6:30pm and at Tone House Music in Northside on December 22nd from 7-9 PM. Come and enjoy and take a break this Holiday Season. Doug Sawan (Burton Woods)

�Southern Gateway Chorus presents Little Angels, Little Shepherds on December 15th at 7:30 pm at McAuley Performing Arts Center 6000 Oakwood Avenue. All seats reserved. Tickets:$15, $5 for youth under 17, Visit SouthernGateway.org or call 877.474.2463 for tickets

Ben Blaney (Burton Woods) �Avondale Running Club New Years Day Run/Brunch: Tuesday, January 1, 2013 ▪Avondale Community Pride Center ▪ 3520 Burnet Ave. ▪ Gather at 9:00 am, Walk/Run at 9:30 am ▪ Brunch at 11:00 am

�Zion Baptist Church: Christmas Cantata: Dec. 9th, 4pm ▪ Gms Christmas Store: Saturday, December 15th, 2pm – 4:30pm

�Incredible Edible Insects Saturday, January 12, 10 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. – Avon Woods Nature Preserve. Drop by to visit and have a snack or two - we have crunchy crickets and BBQ flavored mealworms for you to try (as well as non-insect light refreshments)! Learn how to make tarantula stew or some other tasty treats. Take a look at facts on exactly what the rest of the world is eating! If you dare, there will be an insect meet and greet. Get your picture with a tarantula or a Madagascar hissing cockroach! Enter to win a raffle prize of a baby hissing cockroach! Reservations requested, call 861-3435 by January 10.

Rachel Rice, Avon Woods

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the school to visit their grandchild’s classroom and participate in Montessori lessons. Students show them the Montessori materials and other work they have completed in class. The program also included an art’s sampler of student performances in vocal music, Suzuki Flute, Orff, and the worldly renown, “Ropin’ Rockets.” “Our grandparents are very supportive of our program,” said Principal Lewis. “We enjoy having them come to our school and visit their grandchild’s class. They are very special people and we are honored to have them attend our school on their special day.” “This is my third year of attending Grandparent’s Day and I love it! I really enjoy visiting the classroom and watching my grandchildren learn,” said Ms. Highsmith. Traditionally, Grandparent’s Day is hosted on the final day of classes prior to the Thanksgiving vacation. For the past three years the event has experienced a steady growth in attendance. “Our parking lot is completely full and we usually have standing room only for this occasion. This day is so awesome because of the interaction with all members of our school community and it definitely puts you in the holiday spirit. Our PTO does an outstanding job assisting with the organization of this event and we are already and we are already planning for next year’s Grandparent’s Day.” said Lewis. NAM Students Show Their Spirit! Students at NAM raised over $975 for the “Pennies for Patients” cancer drive. Students across all age levels brought in pennies and made donations to this worthy cause. Ms. Heidi Davenport’s 3 or 6 age level raised the most money and received a pizza party for their efforts. With our friends on the east coast being hammered by Hurricane Sandy and winter weather like conditions, the NAM student council has organized a hurricane relief fund-raiser for the school to assist the victims of Hurricane Sandy. “Student council has set a goal of $500 to raise for the unfortunate people that have experienced horrific weather the past few,” said Shockley, Student Council advisor. The age levels 3 to 6, 9 to 12 are bringing in their nickels and other coins to contribute to the relief. The fund raiser will end December 18th “I am very proud of our students for the contributions they are making to assist mankind during difficult times. This is a major part of the Montessori experience our students receive at NAM,” said Principal Lewis. On behalf of the “Team NAM,” we wish all the citizens of North Avondale a blessed, prosperous and safe holiday season!

THE NEW SCHOOL MONTESSORI (TNSM) 281.7999 ● 3 Burton Woods Lane

www.thenewschool.cc The fine arts are an extremely important part of a New School Montessori education. In

times when schools are cutting programs, we are planning to bring new light and space to our high-quality arts programs in our new Enrichment Center. The Enrichment Center will also afford us room for our Extended Day program, new meeting

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NORTH AVONDALE CENTER (MAC) 617 Clinton Springs

961.1584 northavondale@cincinnati-oh.gov

The new hours for North Avondale Recreation Center are:

• Monday thru Thursday: 9am-9pm ▪ Fri: 9am-6pm. Center closed December 25, January 1 & 21 Limited hours from December 24 to January 4

Fees for 2013 annual memberships: Youth & Teens $2.00 ▪ Adults $25.00 ▪ Senior 50+ $10.00 ▪ Weight Room $10.00 3/mo. ▪ Some classes will have additional fees that range from $1.00 to $5.00 and some contract instructors will offer a monthly class pass.

We are preparing for the renovation of our weight room. Our plan is to expand so that we have a weight training room and a cardio room with new cardio equipment. We will also be offering more fitness classes;

• Zumba, Cycling, Jump, Group Running and TOPS (take off pounds sensibly)

• We would like to hear from our neighbors to get a feel for what they would enjoy.

• Is there a time of day that you would attend a class 8-11 am 1-3 pm or 5-7 pm?

• Is there a certain type of wellness class you have been looking for? What about Tennis this spring?

• Shot me an email with your ideas blake.brown@cincinnati-oh.gov

If you get a new cell phone, iPad or other electronic devices and would like some help, Brandi offers a class on Thursdays at 1:00pm. For more information call Brandi.

SOUTH AVONDALE SCHOOL

●363.5500 ●636 Prospect Place, ●savondale.cps-k12.org Party Coordinator Needed

Friday the 14th will be the Christmas party. The gifts for children in kindergarten can be numerous small items to be given in a bag, stocking or other carrier to each child. Mrs Griffin, our parent party coordinator, suggests some items available at the Dollar Store: - coloring notebook - connect the dots – bracelets – cars - baby doll & outfit. We will need food (as healthy as possible), drink, and crafts and/or activities. Please let me know what or how you can contribute so we can plan at pdaly@fuse.net or 751-8334.

Pauline Daly NORTH AVONDALE MONTESSORI

●363.3900 ● 615 Clinton Springs www.namrockets.org

Upcoming Events at NAM! Wednesday, Dec. 19—NAM Winter Concert 6 to 7 pm hosted in the cafetorium. Students from Orff (music & drums), Choir, Suzuki Violin and Suzuki Flute will perform under the direction of Wesley Barnfield, NAM music teacher. Everyone is invited at no cost. Grandparents Day! On Tuesday, November 29, NAM hosted Grandparent’s Day, an annual event at the school. Over200 grandparents attended

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and tutoring spaces, and other after-school instruction and enrichment programs. As with our current facilities, these new spaces will also be available for the community to use for neighborhood meetings and gatherings.

The Deep Roots, Strong Branches Capital Campaign is a multi-phased project that will transform, not only the Enrichment Center, but will include improvements to the Mansion and Annex as well. This past summer, all internal lighting was upgraded; it improved the feel of all instructional spaces and provided greater energy efficiency. From our beginnings in 1970, The New School Montessori has had strong roots in North Avondale, and with the support of our extended community, we continue to make improvements that keep us ever-new and forever strengthening our authentic Montessori program and the community that surrounds. We invite you to join with us in our vision where children, staff and the community can learn, work, play and grow together. To follow our progress and to see photos and videos, go to www.thenewschool.cc and click on the capital campaign page.

Ann Baumgardner Development/Marketing Director

The New School Montessori invites you and your family to visit our open house on Sunday, January 27 between 2:00-4:00PM. Children are encouraged to explore the Montessori materials in the classroom and to tour the building with you. Teachers, staff and board members will be on hand to answer questions and share what a New School Montessori education has meant to them and to their families. We hope you’ll stop by and join us.

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WELCOME NEW

NEIGHBORS

110 Glenwood Ave. to Stephanie Graise 86 Kessler Ave to Amanda & Daniel Lanser 3900 Rose Hill #303B to Laurence Boyd 951 Dana to Terry Horton

PLACES FOR NEW

NEIGHBORS

3886 Reading Rd $545,000 ▪ 3881 Reading Rd $455,900 ▪ 970 Lenox Pl $399,000 ▪ 945 Dana Ave. $395,000 ▪ 3981 Rose Hill $384,900 (pending) ▪ 711 Clinton Springs $374,900 ▪ 3937 Rose Hill Ave $299,000 ▪ 4158 Paddock Rd $269,900 ▪ 3985 Lowry Ave. $250,000 ▪ 3885 Springhouse Ln $249,000 ▪ 4048 Paddock Rd $224,900 ▪ 2 Lenox Ln $200,000 ▪ 3639 Reading Rd. $189,000 ▪ 3808 Barker Rd. $179,000 ▪ 734 S F Shuttlesworth $179,000 (pending) ▪ 1023 Dana Ave. $169,000 (pending) ▪ 3904 Wess Park Dr $156,900 ▪ 133 E. Mitchell $145,000 ▪ 770 Clinton Springs $140,000 (pending) ▪ 215 E Mitchell Ave $120,000 ▪ 624 Greenwood Ave $117,950 (sold) ▪ 3983 Parker Pl $105,000 (pending) ▪ 526 Clinton Springs $89,000 ▪ 949 Redway Ave $89,000 ▪526 Clinton Springs $79,000 ▪ 3954 Lowry Ave $79,900 (pending) ▪ 97 Clinton Springs $73,500 ▪ 3720 Alaska Ct $72,900 ▪ 3909 Dickson Ave $70,000 ▪ 3710 Beatrice Dr $69,900 ▪ 21 Wuest St $69,000 ▪ 798 Clinton Springs $59,900 ▪ 3954 Vine St $59,000 ▪ 731 N Fred Shuttlesworth $49,900 ▪ 3900 Rose Hill #204A $49,500 ▪ 3900 Rose Hill #1005A $43,500 (pending)▪ 14 Kessler Ave $29,000 ▪ 3641 Reading Rd. $21,900 ▪ 515 Camden Ave $29,500 (pending) ▪ 731 E Mitchell Ave. $13,500 ▪ ▪ 33 Clinton Springs Ave. $10,000 ▪ 32 Merzen Ct. $10,000 (pending) Bold shows new or properties with changes. I searched on Coldwell Banker West Shell and Trulia as they both allow one to chose North Avondale in their search engine.

2012 MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION OR RENEWAL

Mr. Mrs. Ms. ______________________________ name Address ____________________________________

Email Addresses _____________________________

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Annual Dues $100□ $50□ $25□ $10□ $5□ or $_____ Pay Additional $10.00 for Newsletter Mail Delivery__

Thank you! Please make your check payable to NANA.

Send Checks to the NANA Office 617 Clinton Springs, 45229

SAFETY UPDATE

FROM

YOUR NEIGHBORS

�Girls Fast-Pitch- The Cinti Diamonds are having indoor conditioning twice a month for gils 8-14, at gamble Montessori, call co. Nina for info. 307-7702, we are also having a buddy card fundraiser. Nina Woolfork (Glenwood)

Please note the ATM scam. Before inserting your card in an ATM machine, make sure the green or blue lights are flashing. If the lights are not flashing, do not insert your card. The ATM machine may have a device placed on it to copy your card information.

Police Officer Lisa Johnson District Five Neighborhood Liaison

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AROUND THE TOWN

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Auditions for May Festival Adult & Youth Choruses will be held in January.

Adult: Tuesdays at Music Hall, 7 to 10 pm. Prepare two solo works, one in English and one in a foreign language plus sight reading . Youth (student grades 9-12): Sundays, 2:30 to 5pm at Knox Presbyterian Church. Prepare one classical piece, plus sight reading and vocalization. For more information and to schedule an audition time, call 744.3229 or email rwetzel@mayfestival.com

NEIGHBORHOOD SUPPORT PROGRAM (NSP) 2013

NANA receives City money through the Neighborhood Support Program (NSP) for projects and activities that enhance the quality of life in our neighborhood.

The projects & activities proposed are within these categories: Clean-up & Beautification; Environment; Land Development & Improvement; Landlord Accountability; Law Enforcement & Safety; Membership; Newsletter; Rental Housing; Seniors & Youth Projects; Website; and Zoning Issues, Though we can propose new categories, the majority of projects that are proposed to the Board, fit within these categories. At the Tuesday, December 11 NANA General Meeting we will vote on this proposal to submit to the City. If you have any suggestions or ideas please come to the meeting or contact us.

AROUND OUR N.A.

BUSINESS DISTRICT

The Lenox has a new tenant coming : a church in the 3,000 sq ft 1st floor space. I also have a +/- 2,000 sq ft workshop/storage /band practice room available for $595.Pics attached. Also coming available next month at the Lenox will be a +/- 900 sq ft retail space for approx $595. This space is being remodeled and already plumbed and Health Dept approved for a 3 chairs beauty salon (could be expanded)....it has a rear office with a full bathroom. To contact: office 553.7150 socrossmgmt@aol.com, http://www.housesincincinnati.net

Bryan Walden

SUPPORT OUR LOCAL BUSINESS Business District Businesses: Beauty Bar � Coriolis Ceramics � Cosmetic Implant/Dental � Khayra Hair & Nail � Mullins Cycle Works 859.409.7166 (Lenox Garage) � New Image Detail 266.0950 (Lenox Garage) � Salon Shampoo and Body Works

Neighborhood Businesses: Albert Andrews (Artist) andrpaint@aol.com � Sabrina Baxter (Knits) Im_the_babycakes@yahoo.com � Rupa Chordia ( D e s i g n e r S c a r f s & I n d i a n C r a f t s )rupachordia@yahoo.com � John Courtney (PC4U Repair and Networking) john@pc4urepair.com � Teresa Harten (Yoga) � John Kachuba (Author) jkachuba@fuse.net � J e an Kr eb s (B e aded B eau t i e s J ewe l r y ) jjkrebs@zoomtown.com � Kaine Magdalen (Tattoo, Artist) kainemagdalen@gmail.com � Paul Rice (Author) paulrice@fuse.net � Mariam Raider-Roth (Hands of Mariam Jewelry) raidermm@ucmail.uc.edu � Vanessa So r ens en (Graph i c Des i gns & Author ) vasorens@hotmail.com � Tayo Designs Jewelry TayoDesigns@fuse.net � Pamela Winston (It works Global) pmdinc@yahoo.com � Johanna Wright (Certified Birth Doula) johannalwright@gmail.com � Wolf Photographic Arts (also books & playing cards) mileswolf@gmail.com Check out the newly released book: Mount Adams: An Urban Island, with photography by J Miles Wolf and text by Neil Bortz. Book signing at Joseph-Beth Tues. Dec 11 from 7 to 9 .More info at : ht tp ://jmileswolf.photoshelter.com/gallery/Mt-Adams-book-A-look-inside/G0000BpXabpeKnZg/C0000S39YODUpgjc

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President: Maura Wolf _________ maurawolf100@gmail.com 1st VP: Beth Ewing ______________ betha.ewing@gmail.com

2nd VP: Carolyn Gillman ________ cgillmanwhhs@gmail.com 3rd VP: Pamela Smitherman_ pamelasmitherman@yahoo.com Corresponding Sec.:Tom Wright ___ thomas.wright@fuse.net Recording Secretary: Sylvia Nelson _ sylvianelson5@gmail.com Treasurer: Bryan Nelson________ bryannelson1@yahoo.com

Beautification: Ursula Hassel __________________ 751.4546 Law and Safety: Michelle Baxter _____ flybye@zoomtown.com Neighborhood Issues John Jones ___ jwjphoenix@gmail.com Rental Housing: Pauline Daly __________________ 751.8334 NANA Administrator & NANA News Editor: Charlene Morse ____________________________ 221.6166 ________________________________ clmorse@fuse.net

City Complaint/Request Hotline 591.6000 5916000.com NA Neighborhood Officer Alex Hasse 569.8654 Alexander.hasse@cincinnati-oh.gov Police District 4 569.8600 Nonemergency Police 765.1212 To just make a crime report (no police visit) 352.2960 To learn about Crime in Cincinnati visit: Crimereports.com Chronic Nuisance Mark Manning 352.3359 mark.mannning@cincinnati-oh.gov

Truancy Hotline 363.0003 Call if you see school age children during school hours.

Track property code violations: http://cagisperm.hamilton-co.org/cpop/

Neighborhood Yahoo Site: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/NorthAvondaleOnlineCommunity/

Request A Recycling Cart 591.6000 Report Air Odors 24/7 946.7777 Where to Recycle Different Things http://earth911.com/

NANA CALENDAR ����

▪ Tuesday, December 11, NANA General Meeting, 7:00 pm North Avondale Recreation Center

▪ Thursday, January 3, NANA Rental Housing Meeting, 1:30pm District 4 Police Station 4150 Reading

▪ Tuesday, January 15, NANA General Meeting, 7:00 pm North Avondale Recreation Center ▪ Tuesday, January 22, NABA Annual Meeting, 5:00pm Sonny’s All Blues 4040 Reading Road

IMPORTANT CITY NUMBERS/EMAIL/WEBSITES

NANA EXECUTIVE BOARD, COMMITTEE CHAIRS

NANA COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Beautification: Ursula Hassel (Chair), Jan Banks, Michelle & Darren Baxter, Beth Ewing, Edie Gaudio, Deborah Ginocchio, Emily Harten, Kim Hubbard, Richard Jackson, John Jones, Mary Ann Knoop, Gina Morrell, Pat Paul, Mary Piper, Vanessa Wayne, Maura Wolf

Ecosystem: Pamela Smitherman (Chair), Clare Sillett Finance: Bryan Nelson (Chair), Beth Ewing, Debbie Moore, Maura Wolf Health & Wellness: Diana Noyes, Kim Cooper, Teresa Harten, Valerie Williams History: Mel Nizny (Chair), Joe Gallo, Mary Ann Knoop Membership/Social: Carolyn Gillman (Chair), Reg & Kristin Crutcher, Arisca Hampton, Hanne Larsen, Kim Russell, Julia Tucker-Sullivan

Property Code Communication: Carolyn Gillman (Acting Chair) Andrew Beiting, Shannon Crutchfield, Kimya Moyo, Dana Winn Streets: Jan & Bob Banks, Bob Novak Urban Forestry: Kathy Holzderber

Rental Housing: Pauline Daly (Chair), John Jones, Elsa Zum-Brook Strategic Planning for Land Use: Rebecca Williamson & Tina Dyehouse (Co-Chairs), Zach Albertiz, Michelle Baxter, Andrew Beiting, Erica Boggs, Reginald Crutcher, Edie Gaudio, Carol Harten, Gerry & Marvin Kraus, Ken Pray, Michael Romanos, Bryan Sherrod, Maura Wolf, Jack Wolking

At Large General Volunteers: Marla Barone, Heather Herr for special projects, Vanessa Sorensen, Graphics; J Miles Wolf, Photography, Julie Zimmerman - help with written correspondence

Please join one of NANA's Committees ~ your efforts and contributions will be greatly appreciated by the whole neighborhood!!

Cincinnati’s Best Address with: Beautiful Homes, Great Neighbors & Civic Passion

NANA GENERAL MEETING TUESDAY

�December 11TH 7:00pm�

�January 15TH 7:00pm�

�THANK YOU FOR PAYING YOUR 2012 NANA DUES�