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WELCOME! |
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North Avondale has been described as “a beautiful piece of heaven in the middle of the city… a place where you know your neighbors and care about each other.”
Foremost among North Avondale’s attributes are the
large, old single family homes with distinguished architectural style,
large lots, and stately trees.
Equally important are the people who live in North Avondale. They are highly diverse racially, socially and economically, but wit the common bond of wanting to make the neighborhood and the city in which they live a better place.
For more information about this community please click here to download our brochure. If you are looking to move to North Avondale contact a realtor. If you want to for fun look at a web site that at least separates North Avondale out from other neighborhoods, includes most of the streets and most of the homes check out www.trulia.com. |
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Message from the NANA President |
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Dear Neighbors,
For 16 years the Stevens family has lived in North Avondale and enjoyed a neighborhood that my wife, children and I are proud to call home. Heretofore, I have been less actively involved than should be expected of a member that enjoys the umbrella of NANA. These words of contrition do not absolve absence of contribution. I am vigorously excited about the opportunity you have recently given me. Not serving when asked finds no hint of justification in a mirror. I am honored and appreciate your allowing me to serve as President of NANA for the next two years.
I have a passion for projects. I like challenge. And, I want to be successful in working with all of you. I find myself surrounded with other officers and members of NANA who have wonderful visions. When practical, astute and talented people try, positive things happen! IT DOESN’T GET MUCH BETTER THAN THAT!
I ask each one of you to help me and the other NANA board members as we work to make our neighborhood a better place to live and raise our children. I look forward to meeting you over the next year and hope you will attend our monthly NANA meetings on the second Tuesday of each month. I want to give special thanks to Frank Newbauer for all he has done in his two terms as president.
Being proud of where we live, and keeping it that way, makes NANA stand tall in Cincinnati. It is recognized that those who have served and worked relentlessly in past years to attain NANA accomplishments give to us solid foundation for continued growth. We all appreciate their unselfish dedication!!
Looking forward to the future, Bill Stevens
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Spotlight On |
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August 12 2009 was North Avondale Night at Sonny's All Blues at 4040 Reading Road, 281-0410 Neighbors had a great time at North Avondale's local gathering place!
Cadette/Senior Girl Scout Troop 6788Girls 14 - 17 interested in travel, community service and exciting events, Cadette/Senior Girl Scout Troop 6788 is accepting applications. Please contact Troop Leader Victoria Evans at 348-8860 or email queenvevans@mindspring.com.
Local Artists Participate In Essex Studios Art WalkNorth Avondale Artists Amy Yosmali (Mitchell Avenue) and over 100 visual artist will have their studios open in an open house format at the Essex Studios on Friday & Saturday, October1st and 2nd And December 3rd and 4th from 6-11pm. Essex Studios, 2511 Essex Place, Cincinnati OH 45206 FREE http://www.essexstudios.com/artwalk.htm |
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NANA Contact Information:
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North Avondale Neighborhood Association 617 Clinton Springs Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45229-1324 Phone: (513) 221-6166 Web: www.northavondalecincinnati.com
Click here to join the North Avondale Yahoo Community online.
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