These signs were installed on 3/10/21.Some drivers are not adhering to the stop sign. It may be the fact that people have been driving the same streets for years and just not noticing the new signage. When the weather warms up the city is planning on having public services go […]
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The Cicadas are Back: April 2021
Cincinnati is one of the hot spots for the cicadas who plan to appear sometime between May and June according to Gene Kritsky, an entomologist at The College of Mount St Joseph. Many of us have memories from 2004 or 1987 when not only did the cicadas cover car windshields obstructing […]
Recycling/Environment: March 2021
Don’t clean up your yard yet! Let’s talk plastic bag recycling. Many folks know that they can recycle bags at their local grocer (NOT in your green CART), but did you know you can also take your PLASTIC FILM to be recycled? The following items are accepted in plastic bag/film […]
Committee Updates: March 2021
NOMINATING COMMITTEE 2021-2022 NANA Nominating Committee The Nominating Committee is forming and NANA is gathering names for the Nominating Committee and the 2021/2022 slate of elected officers for the North Avondale Neighborhood Association. If you are interested or have anyone to suggest, attend the NANA General Meeting or call the […]
Development: February 2021
NANA/NABA Joint Strategic Development Committee (JSDC) regroups to connect North Avondale with key development organizations The commercial real estate development process is intricate. North Avondale’s business district, between Clinton Springs Avenue and Paddock Rd. brings further considerations. The North Avondale business district is best described as an urban business […]
Law & Safety: February 2021
illar Damage – E. Mitchell Ave and Red Bud Ave The Greater Cincinnati Water Works (GCWW) has been replacing water lines on Avon Fields Ln, Betula Ave, Red Bud Ave moving onto Rose Hill Ave and Beechwood Ave. On Thursday, January 21, a cement truck damaged the planter bringing […]
Health & Wellness: February 2021
When you touch your eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands, When you prepare or eat food with unwashed hands, When you touch a contaminated surface or objects, When you blow your nose, cough or sneeze into your hands and then touch other people’s hands or a common object, YOU […]
Recycling/Environment: December 2020
4 Ways to Have the Greenest Christmas Tree Megan Malone Nov 27, 2020 https://earth911.com/home-garden/4-ways-to-have-the-greenest-christmas-tree Christmas Tree Recycling Tips You can put the tree out on the street whole; you do not need to cut the tree into segments to meet the usual yard waste limitations You must remove everything from the […]
Law & Safety: December 2020
Stop Sign at Mitchell & Clinton Springs We will remove the supplemental plaque on the stop sign that says “except when turning right” making it a stop at all times. We will also add a plaque that says “turning vehicles yield to pedestrians in crosswalk”. This should be more effective. The Department […]
Health & Wellness: December 2020
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 […]