The North Avondale Neighborhood Association
A beautiful autumn Saturday, October 15, found the NANA Garden Captains and Co-captains celebrating the close of the gardening season on the front terrace of Jolene Strubbe’s home. Jolene Strubbe, NANA Beautification Chair and Judy Evans, NANA Community Gardens Chair, hosted a celebratory luncheon, the first of what we hope will […]
Dear Neighbors, The fall leaves and cool air of October have passed and we are putting our gardens to rest. November has arrived and winter is coming. This fall NANA and NABA (North Avondale Business Association) sponsored the Festival of Leaves on a beautiful cool sunny day where neighbors, friends and families came together. They […]
Linda Kreindler, editor of the North Avondale history page on Facebook, was recently asked about the cemetery behind the Hirsch Center on Reading Rd. Linda shared this great article with maps, photos, etc. On the map it shows Clinton St. which was renamed to present day Burton Ave. Some of you might remember […]
The welcome committee celebrated a job well done on Wednesday, October 12 with their last meeting and a reception at the home of Jolene Struebbe, committee chair. The committee is prepared to start welcoming new neighbors in November and will reconvene next spring or summer to evaluate their processes and […]
NANA is looking for members of the community to help update the North Avondale Master Plan. This is a great opportunity for members of the North Avondale community to participate and provide input on the future of the community. The North Avondale Master Plan was originally written in 1974 and […]
Updated crime stats from Sgt. Meister are in the Neighborhood’s favor as of 10/25/2022 Carolyn Gilman Chair
In this month of giving thanks we want to highlight the garden captains who have maintained our community gardens for the past year, adding so much to the beautification of our North Avondale community. We are extremely thankful for their year long commitment to our gardens. When you see these volunteers, […]
Our popular Household Hazardous Products Drop-off Event is back and bigger than ever. This years event has been expanded to two days: Friday, October 21 and Saturday, October 22 at a new westside location. Learn more by visiting https://hamiltoncountyr3source.org/297/Household-Hazardous-Products and register today! Fall Leaves Sec. 723-33. – Sweeping onto Sidewalk or Roadway. No person […]
The welcome committee has been hard at work all summer! We are excited to begin formally welcoming new homeowners in November. Each new homeowner will be greeted by one of our friendly community ambassadors, and welcomed with a small plant, a Nana refrigerator magnet, and a North Avondale booklet, which gives […]
District 4, District 5 and St. Bernard police worked with DOTE to create a plan to add a bump out crosswalk (updated) now at Reading and Clinton Springs. See below. Carolyn Gilman Chair