Everyone has an event that will be remembered forever that will represent the year 2020. Children will claim it as the year when schooling was disrupted. Even though every child supposedly now has a computer, using a computer specifically for educational purposes is not the same as using it to play […]
Resources and services
Committee Updates: November 2020
BEAUTIFICATION The Xavier students committed to working with NANA for nine consecutive Wednesday morning helping in our gardens and picking up trash! Check out the Flower pots along Reading Rd. They look great and ready for fall enjoyment! THANK YOU: Sarah Koucky, Beth Ewing, Kim Hubbard, Jolene Struebbe Jane Sillet, Janet Neidhard, Ann Wong, Teresa Harten, Jennifer Harten, […]
Around the Neighborhood: November 2020
I’d like to share how fun and easy it is to participate in Keep Cincinnati Beautiful’s “Adopt-a-Spot” program. You select the area you’d like to keep cleaned up–it could be a small one, like your own street or part of a park. You commit to cleaning it up once a month […]
Health and Wellness: October 2020
COVID-19 technically does not discriminate, but of those who have tested positive, there is a greater percentage of Black people who have to be hospitalized. Blacks make up 13-14 % of the Ohio population, yet 26 % of those testing positive for COVID-19 are Black. Earlier this year, Ohio Governor […]
Recycling: October 2020
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE DROP-OFF 2020 Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Drop-Off Program Saturday, October 24 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Norwood (specific location provided after registration) LIMITED TIME SLOTS AVAILABLE Click Here to Register Hamilton County Residents only! – Businesses, Churches, Non-Profits Prohibited No charge Rain or Shine Place household hazardous […]
From the Government and Nonprofits: September 2020
Census response period ENDS on Sept. 30. Fill out the Census online at: https://my2020census.gov/ or by phone (1.844.330.2020). Mail-in questionnaires can also be requested. WHY IS IT SO IMPORTANT: To read the rest of this NEW YORK TIMES article
Recycling Tips: July 2020
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From the Government and Nonprofits
● Large trash pickup started June 1. For more information click here ● Victory Garden Individual Borrowing Program Victory Gardens came into popularity during World War I and World War II in an effort to ease the pressure that was placed on the public food supply. Individuals were encouraged to plant fruits and […]
From the Government and Nonprofits
● Large trash pickup started June 1. For more information click here ● The 2020 Neighborhood Blitz Clean Up Program is suspended until further notice ● What’s New – Mill Creek Alliance Latest posts from https://www.themillcreekalliance.org/news/ on 05/22/2020 May 2020 Historic Rainfall on Mill Creek by Bennett Kottler on May 22, 2020 12:38 pm Source: h ttps://msdgc.vieuxinc.com/ […]
Committee Updates: June 2020
BEAUTIFICATION Neighborhood Flower Pots We are taking donations for 2020 to pay the Parks to maintain the flower pots along Reading Road. You can make a donation on line at: northavondalecincinnati.com/donate/ and check Other and put: flower pots or you can mail a donation to: NANA, 617 Clinton Springs Ave, Cincinnati, OH […]