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SPECIAL ISSUE NOVEMBER 2011
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Get Away Friday Workshop
with Larry Wells, MDiv, MSW, CADC
What to Do When You Know What to Do But Can't Get Yourself to Do It
Friday, Nov. 18, 1-4 pm
6110 Hamilton Ave.
Say "College Hill" and get $10 off.
#316
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1629 Elkton Place listed at $184,900.
Click here for more information or contact Gene Barber, Coldwell Banker West Shell #316 |
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6611 Edwood Avenue listed at $239,000.
Click here for more information or contact Tim Cottrill, Sibcy Cline, 513-324-7447. #316 |
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1400 Teakwood Avenue listed at only $135,900.
Click here for more information or contact Tim Cottrill, Sibcy Cline, 513-324-7447. #316 |
Post Office "Town Meeting" Scheduled
FEASIBILITY STUDY: As a College Hill Resident you probably received this study. Please, Please fill it out and return it promptly. We received it today, Wednesday, November 2nd. Our office will fill it out and put it in Thursday, November 3rd's mail. No matter what is planned we ALL need to continue the course to STOP any closure at ALL COST!!!!! We truly appreciate EVERYONE doing THEIR PART. For the meeting carpool. Check with your friends and neighbors to see if they need rides. Let's do everything that we can do to get to that meeting. Let nothing deter us from this endeavor!!!!! ----------------------------------------------- After months of wondering if we would get a chance to be heard ~ we've been advised that we will. On Tuesday, November 15th at 6:30 PM, at the College Hill Recreation Center, there will be a "Town Meeting". This "Town Meeting" will be to discuss the possible closing of the College Hill Post Office. Post Office Officials will be in attendance to present their views and to get input from the community. It is VITAL that all of College Hill turns out to show our support for keeping the post office in College Hill. Obviously the petitions that have been signed, and submitted, by many of you have been helpful in showing our concern. A LARGE turnout, of visible concerned residents is even more effective!!!!!!!!!!! ----------------------------------------------- Have you signed a petition? Have you passed the petition on in your area/business/home? Have you done as much as you can? We are awaiting a date and time but must remain vigilant. Until then Thank You All ~ If No One Else Has Said It! According to the office of Steve Chabot this is NOT a done deal. There will be a hearing that will be open to the public. No date or time has been revealed as of today! Also, any legal resident of Hamilton County can sign the petition! And as previously reported ~ please know that Hartman & Erhrmantraut CPAs will provide you with as many of these blank petitions, as you would like. Please feel free to take them and have them signed in your neighborhood ~ or anywhere else in College Hill that you can cover. Let's get all of the signatures that are possible! In the meantime please remember to sign the petitions in the community. Again, they are located at the following locations: Please remember, since the perception is that we do NOT use our Post Office enough ~ foot traffic would dispel that!!!!
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Hello Readers,
This Special Issue is a push for College Hill Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation {CHCURC} to reach their $200,000 challenge. It is meant to repeat previous information because of the importance of these events.
Your participation helps towards the challenge. The challenge, of which, they are on the verge of achieving will be a major accomplishment for College Hill. So, if you can, attend/donate and know that the money spent is going towards that challenge. And, that challenge ~ once met ~ will HELP ALL of College Hill!
This serves to help everyone to understand why these articles are being singled out and put out once again.
Thanks to all for your patience and patronage!!!
"Never miss a chance to say a kind word".
And, how was your week?
I'm Wishing Blessings to You All!
Kym {the Butterfly}

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College Hill Calendar
- 2011 Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Program July 30 through December 3, 2011
- Coffee Caregivers Conversation at CHPC November 5th at 9:30 AM
- Prayer Walk - Mondays 6 PM - 7 PM starting at House of Joy and it's a weekly event.
- Recycling program through October 31st
- Yoga at The Gather every Friday
- Weekly Zumba Dancing at Colonial Tennis and Grace Episcopal Church
Click here to see upcoming events in College Hill. If you don't see your organization's events here, see here for instructions on how to get them listed. |
Reader's Questions & Answers, etc.
 Q ~~> if you have any more questions, regarding the $200,000 challenge, we encourage you to visit the CHCURC website here for more explanation.
Send your questions to:
enewsletter@collegehilloh.net.
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WIN Open Houses

1192 Cedar Avenue {corner of Cedar & Kenneth}
DATE: Saturday, November 5th
TIME: 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM
Join Working in Neighborhoods and the College Hill Housing Team for an Open House at 1192 Cedar Avenue. Take a look at this newly renovated property and get an update on WIN's progress on Cedar Avenue. 5918 Lantana Avenue will also be open for tours. All of these homes will be sold to first time homebuyers.
Refreshments and door prizes will be offered! Presented by: The College Hill Housing Team 1814 Dreman Avenue Cincinnati OH | P: 513-541-4109 | wincincy.org | email: hwilson@www.wincincy.org
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There's More Coming!!!! Cincinnati Chief of Police James Craig will be at the next Forum Meeting ~ Tuesday, November 22nd Enliven Nail Care & Massage Interview with the Owner 6122 Hamilton Ave Holiday on the Hill  And, much ~ much ~ more! |
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Pig Roast/Square Dance
Sunday, November 6th, 5:30-9:30pm
Laurel Court's Carriage House

Enjoy the College Hill Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation's {CHCURC} fall Pig Roast and Square Dance at beautiful Laurel Court Estate in College Hill, on Sunday, November 6th! Come rain or shine! Square dance attire is welcome!
The event will be held in the French, country-style Carriage House of the Laurel Court Estate, by the mansion and gardens on 5870 Belmont Avenue. Completed in 1907, the Carriage House once stabled riding horses and a fleet of Pierce Arrow automobiles owned by the Estate's founder, Peter G . Thomson (founder of Champion Paper; see www.laurelcourt.com).
Check-in and the Stable Bar open at 5:30 PM. Folk-singer Dave Hawkins starts strumming at 6:00 PM. Dinner starts at 6:30 PM, and includes fresh-roasted pork, metts and brats, and a full buffet of side dishes for vegetarians. Soft drinks, beer and wine are complementary.
Square dancing starts at 7:30 PM with Jim Cox, a favorite caller in SW Ohio and N Kentucky. Jim caters to beginners and pros alike. He'll have even first-timers in the circle, do-si-do'ing in no time! Square dance attire is encouraged!
COST: $50 per person, $80 per couple. Reservations are required; you may pay at the door. 100% of proceeds will be invested in College Hill redevelopment, with a possible match in 2011 of up to $200 K!
RESERVATIONS: Please call or email Nancy Conroy at Llanfair to make reservations (591-4562; nconroy@llanfair.oprs.org). Walk-ins Are Welcomed!
Thanks to Mike Cappel for the article.
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Fabulous Faux Furs at CHCURC's Cocktail Event
Support the College Hill Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation (CHCURC) while having fun Christmas shopping! Enjoy drinks and light appetizers on Thursday, November 17th from 6 PM to 8 PM. There will be raffles along with the chance to win a luxurious Faux Fur Throw donated by Fabulous Furs. All guests will receive a 15% discount! The proceeds (from ticket sales and raffles, along with 5% of all sales made that evening) will benefit CHCURC in meeting the $200,000 Challenge Match.
Animal lovers will appreciate the fact that all of Donna Salyers' Fabulous Furs are genuine faux! Besides, there will be many other items for purchase including accessories, footwear, jewelry, loungewear, luggage, men and children's wear and sunglasses. To preview the complete collection visit: www.fabulousfurs.com.
Check should be made out to CHCURC and mailed to: PO Box 24219, Cincinnati, OH 45224. Please RSVP to Carolyn at 542-9794 or email: royaltyct@fuse.net. Make your reservations by November 15th for $20 per person for admission and remember that, that ticket includes wine, beer, champagne, beer and light hors d'oeuvres catered by The Madison. After the 15th the price will increase to $25 per person in advance and including admission at the door.
An invitation with map and directions, to the Donna Salyers' Showroom at: #20 W. 11th Street in Covington KY 41011, can be found here. There is plenty of free parking located directly across the street from the showroom.
Please come, enjoy and know that it's all for a worthy cause ~ our beloved College Hill!!!!
Thanks to Carolyn Royalty for the article.
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Renaissance Feast
Reservations Are Needed by November 12th.
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College Hill Farm Market! UPDATE!
 GREAT NEWS! Once again the eNewsletter is being innovative. We are giving you the opportunity to get more information from the Farm Market community. If you are interested, please follow this link and sign up for their eNewsletter Sign up for the College Hill Farm Market eNews. The Farm Market moved inside the College Hill Coffee Company this week. Did you show up to continue your healthy choice shopping? Are you coming back next week to keep the momentum up? That would be great. Diana Porter will be putting out a monthly eNewsletter for the Farm Market. Look for her first issue very soon! For more information, contact Diana Porter at porterd@cinci.rr.com or visit www. CollegeHillFarmMarket.org.
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COMMUNICATION ZONE
Follow College Hill Community Organizations on Facebook and on the Web. There are now several Facebook pages that provide another window into what's happening in our neighborhood. Click the names of the organizations to get an idea of what they're about. "Like" a page to get posts from that page in your Facebook news feed.
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The eNewsletter is published every week or so by the volunteers listed below. Our purpose is to help make College Hill an even better place to live, play and do business by publishing a broad spectrum of news for and about College Hill, with an emphasis on stories of College Hill people working together to improve our community.
The eNewsletter is independently prepared and published by neighborhood volunteers. It is not affiliated with the College Hill Forum Community Council. Opinions expressed here are not necessarily those of any College Hill or other organization--or even of the editors. The inclusion of an article is not necessarily an endorsement. The fact that something isn't in the eNewsletter is not necessarily a lack of endorsement--it's most likely because no one told us about it.
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Send us news that you think would be interesting to your College Hill neighbors--and we'll very likely publish it. Email to eNewsletter@collegehilloh.net.
- Editor: Kym A. Terrel
- Backup Editor: Ken Lyon
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