Have you ever wondered who takes care of the memo board and flower boxes around our neighborhood? It's neighbors like you who care about the neighborhood.
Your time and money is needed again. Many of the flower boxes have outlived their purpose and need new posts and boxes to fill with lovely flowers that add character and quality to our neighborhood. So, please consider sending a donation. We have over 230 residents back here and each box will cost roughly $100 each for custom-made quality box/post/stain by Huber Lumber.
The following neighbors have made donations:
Donna and Fred $20
Barb and George $25
Duffy Family $20 in memory of "Xenos" - a beloved black lab who passed away last month
Saul Family $20 in memory of Art, Mary, Sue, Jeff, Bob, Janet, Allan, Joe, Carol, Arlene
VIEW PLACE NEIGHBORHOOD "Grapevine Online" NEWSLETTER
"GrapeVine Online" is the View Place Neighborhood Newsletter for residents located in Springfield Township, Ohio. Feel free to leave a comment or forward a comment to "viewplacenews@yahoo.com." For security reasons, please leave your address in the "subject box" for email communication.
Wednesday, December 06, 2017
Thursday, November 30, 2017
Memo Board & Flower Boxes
Hello Neighbors,
Have you ever driven down the street and wondered who maintains the flower boxes and memo board? It's neighbors like you who care about the neighborhood. In the past, neighbors like you donated money and their time for the upkeep of the flower boxes and memo board.
Your time and money is needed again. Many of the flower boxes have outlived their purpose and need new posts and boxes to fill with lovely flowers that add character and quality to our neighborhood. So, please consider sending a donation. We have over 230 residents back here and each box will cost roughly $100 each for custom-made quality box/post/stain by Huber Lumber.
How do you make a donation? Send a check in the mail to Donna Saul, 491 Deanview Drive, or put a twenty dollar bill in an envelope and drop it by my home. In the past, neighbors like you were acknowledged in posts right here on this blog, street by street, first names only, with their generous donation. The same will happen this time unless you specify to remain anonymous.
Make a donation in memory or honor of a neighbor you miss. I'll start by making a donation in memory of Sue, Mary, Art, Jeff, Carol, Allan, Arlene, and Joe, neighbors who rocked this neighborhood (and school community) with their energy and love for the view. No last names, no addresses. Just a simple acknowledgement will be made on the blog here showing you care like the rest of the neighbors living here in View Place.
One more thing, about the email and followers on the blog. Email me at "viewplacenews@yahoo.com" if you have general questions or announcements but I'm not someone who answers right away. Be patient or if it's urgent, drop by my home anytime. I see lots of hits on this blog and wondered, why aren't you following? Do you want to remain anonymous? By all means, please follow us here on this blog site. The more the merrier. And it shows you really care about what's going on.
Wishing you a happy holiday,
Donna on Deanview
(491 Deanview}
Have you ever driven down the street and wondered who maintains the flower boxes and memo board? It's neighbors like you who care about the neighborhood. In the past, neighbors like you donated money and their time for the upkeep of the flower boxes and memo board.
Your time and money is needed again. Many of the flower boxes have outlived their purpose and need new posts and boxes to fill with lovely flowers that add character and quality to our neighborhood. So, please consider sending a donation. We have over 230 residents back here and each box will cost roughly $100 each for custom-made quality box/post/stain by Huber Lumber.
How do you make a donation? Send a check in the mail to Donna Saul, 491 Deanview Drive, or put a twenty dollar bill in an envelope and drop it by my home. In the past, neighbors like you were acknowledged in posts right here on this blog, street by street, first names only, with their generous donation. The same will happen this time unless you specify to remain anonymous.
Make a donation in memory or honor of a neighbor you miss. I'll start by making a donation in memory of Sue, Mary, Art, Jeff, Carol, Allan, Arlene, and Joe, neighbors who rocked this neighborhood (and school community) with their energy and love for the view. No last names, no addresses. Just a simple acknowledgement will be made on the blog here showing you care like the rest of the neighbors living here in View Place.
One more thing, about the email and followers on the blog. Email me at "viewplacenews@yahoo.com" if you have general questions or announcements but I'm not someone who answers right away. Be patient or if it's urgent, drop by my home anytime. I see lots of hits on this blog and wondered, why aren't you following? Do you want to remain anonymous? By all means, please follow us here on this blog site. The more the merrier. And it shows you really care about what's going on.
Wishing you a happy holiday,
Donna on Deanview
(491 Deanview}
Thursday, November 16, 2017
WinterFest is around the corner!
Dear Neighbors!
As a valued member of the Springfield Township community, I invite you to take part in Springfield Township’s WinterFest event on Saturday, December 2nd. ArtsConnect, the Township’s non-profit arts and enrichment organization, is holding a parade along Winton Road, beginning at noon. After the parade, families will enjoy a seven cottage winter village filled with free family activities, concessions, concerts, student performances, hay rides, petting zoo, ice sculpture demos and so much more! A flier is enclosed with a schedule of activities.
Please consider participating in this community celebration by being in the parade, submitting a military veteran for the Hometown Heroes wall or by volunteering for the event.
Enclosed is a parade letter and application. You may have already received this in the mail. Not a paper person? No problem! You can also confirm your involvement in the parade with our easy online registration at https://www.theartsconnect.us/247/WinterFest-Parade. Military Hometown Heroes (past and present) can be submitted at https://www.theartsconnect.us/252/Cards-for-the-Military. (School are encouraged to participate in the art show, parade, tree decorating and holiday performances!)
We hope to see you December 2 for this amazing celebration.
Please call me with any questions you may have.
Kimberlee Flamm
Projects, Events & Communications Coordinator
Springfield Township (Hamilton County, OH)
ArtsConnect Executive Director
9150 Winton Road
Cincinnati, OH 45231
Township Main (513) 522-1410
ArtsConnect Main (513) 522-2108
Direct (513) 728-4262
Tuesday, November 07, 2017
Sad News...Joe Closson passed away!
We are sad to lose another very good man, Joe Closson, who passed away on October 21st.
The Joe and Rhonda Closson Family have been long time good neighbors in View Place and community advocates up at the school and faith community. His memorial was last Saturday, November 4th, in case you missed it. It's never too late to reach out to our neighbors in their time of loss. Joe will always be remembered for his volunteering in the community, helping friends and family in their time of need, and raising an awesome family of caring and compassionate people. It's been a tough year losing Jeff Dean and Joe Closson. Please remember to keep their family in your prayers.
The Joe and Rhonda Closson Family have been long time good neighbors in View Place and community advocates up at the school and faith community. His memorial was last Saturday, November 4th, in case you missed it. It's never too late to reach out to our neighbors in their time of loss. Joe will always be remembered for his volunteering in the community, helping friends and family in their time of need, and raising an awesome family of caring and compassionate people. It's been a tough year losing Jeff Dean and Joe Closson. Please remember to keep their family in your prayers.
Tuesday, September 26, 2017
Lunchtime Concert scheduled this Friday!
ArtsConnect Cafe Lunchtime Concert - "Cherry on Top" and Bones Brothers Wings
Friday, September 29, 2017
At the end of a long week, we all need a break! Take your lunch break to the next level with music and a unique food truck the last Friday of each month, May thru September. These lunchtime concerts are held on the back deck of the Springfield Township Community Arts Center, under a canopy of trees from 11:30 - 1:00pm.
No reservations needed! Open to all! (9150 Winton Road).
Friday September 29 Time: 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Band: Cherry on Top Food Truck: Bones Brother Wings
Presented by ArtsConnect Sponsored by Springfield Township, Energy Alliance, Constellation, Powell Crosley YMCA, Northside Bank, Forrest Lytle & Evergreen Senior Lifestyle Communities
Friday, September 22, 2017
Finneytown Civic Association Newsletter!
Sept. 2017
UpFront Newsletter, Volume 34, Issue 2
We
have a general meeting on Monday, Sept. 25 at 7 p.m. at the Springfield
Township Senior Center (behind the administration and fire station). Featured topic: Finneytown Schools,
Superintendent Noe.
Please
help the FCA increase our numbers. The more members we have
the greater our voice is in the township. Please ask you
friends and neighbors to join. It is still only $10 per person
or $20 per family. If they join now we will extend membership through
2018. Look in the mail next month for your renewal letter for 2018. - Nancy McGuire,
Membership Chairperson
FCA Needs You to Help Make
a Better Future
I am offering you an exciting chance to
make your neighborhood a better place to live, work and play. Join the FCA and
help us do good things for each other. We need folks to run committees,
contribute funds, add ideas, and organize fun and meaningful projects. We need
a trees committee to save our trees and to stop Duke Energy from mangling our
beautiful trees; we need a new web site and a group of folks to help energize
and maintain it. We need folks to participate on the Zoning and Land Use,
housing, education, PR committees. Joe Gorman, President, 325-5202
Finneytown Civic
Association Meet-the-Candidates Night
Sunday, October 15,
2017; 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. Springfield
Township Senior Center, 9158 Winton Road
Agenda
7:00 -
7:10pm Welcome and Explanation of
Format
7:10 -
7:35pm Finneytown Local School
District Board of Education
Member
of Board of Education - 3 to be elected - 4 year term
Chadwick
G. Engleman, Cindy Rebman, Steve Stuhlreyer
7:40 -
8:05pm Candidates for Springfield
Township Board of Trustees
Trustee
- 2 to be elected - 4 year term
Mark
Berning, Joe Honerlaw, Kyle W. Hufford , Chelsea Rothschild
8:10
- 8:20pm Property Tax Levy -
Springfield Township
Renewal 1mil 5yr - Fire & EMS
8:25 -
8:55pm State Initiatives / County
Property Tax Levies
Proposed Constitutional Amendment
– State of Ohio
Issue 1 - Rights for Crime Victims
Proposed
Law – State of Ohio
Issue 2 - Limits state agency
payment for prescription drugs
Property
Tax Levies – Hamilton County
Renewal
- 2.99 mil 5yr - Alcohol, Drug Addiction, and Mental Health Services Dist.
Renewal
- 4.07 mil 5yr - Health and Hospitalization Services
Renewal
& Increase - 1.6 mil 5yr - Senior Services
FCA Officers and Board of Trustees
President JOE GORMAN; Recording
Secretary DONNA SAUL ; Treasurer DICK MEYER Board of Trustees CHRIS AUFFREY; JIM GOLAN, HOUSING; ROBIN HENDLEY - TOWNSHIP LIAISON GREGG HOPKINS – EDUCATION; NANCY MCGUIRE, MEMBERSHIP
FinneytownCivicAssociation.org P.O. Box 317696 Cincinnati, OH
45231
Saturday, September 09, 2017
Concerned Neighbors Look Here!
Here is a direct link to filing your complaint or concerns to Springfield Township!
Springfield Township's "Ask A Question" link...
Here is the link to direct your important questions and concerns about our neighborhood and Springfield Township. If you have a concern about anything, go ahead and follow the link or give them a call!
Grace Point Church is hosting Trunk or Treat on Halloween!
Grace Point is hosting a community family friendly, safe Halloween night event here at our park from 6-8 PM on Oct 31st. Pastor David and his congregation are asking to help get the word out!
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