1st Annual Heights Kids’ Day of Music is soon approaching, bringing local music to our local community’s families and showcasing local businesses and non-profits that bring music to our community.
Has it been a year come and gone? Lazybrook holiday season was certainly joyous and full of good times and 2015 looks us squarely in the eyes now. Many of you decorated your homes for the holidays to make Lazybrook look festive and the Lazybrook Moms hosted their second annual Christmas Caroling complete with a [...]
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As a volunteer for Citizens on Patrol and a regular morning walker, I often see drivers using a cell phone or texting while driving through our school zone on Ella Boulevard or crossing our school zone on Grovewood.
When the private renovation ended in 2012, our transformed park attracted more people who were staying longer than had been the case in decades. The splash pad began attracting families with small children many of whom were yet to be potty trained; the City began programming the tennis courts with some lessons lasting two hours; Grovewood, Seaspray and Foxwood residents reported being bothered and inconvenienced in various ways because our park had no restroom facilities.
Happy New You! I hope 2014 was as great a year for you as it was for me. It was filled with many challenges that kept me focused and on my toes. And now I look forward to what 2015 holds.
In January, there will again be a vote on whether to ask the city to mow the rest of the park area along the bayou on West T.C.Jester. I feel I do not need to repeat all the reasons why the majority of Lazybrook residents have voted in the past to leave the area without [...]
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BigKidSmallCity readers recommended Jaycee Park, so we went out to explore it on a weekday afternoon last week. As we drove through the Heights, and wove through industrial buildings, I did question the recommendation… but soon we arrived at Jaycee Park and saw what all the excitement was about.
Attached is the latest issue of The Nor’westener newsletter. Serving Concerned Readers in Clark Pines, Cottage Grove, Hidden Lake, Holly Park, Lazybrook, Oak Forest, Shady Acres, Greater Timbergrove and Woodcrest.
Guest speakers and their topics for the TMCC January 13 meeting confirmed as of today are. Residents from all surrounding neighborhoods are welcome. The TMCC regular meeting committee reports will follow our guest speakers.
This year we had a lot of new participants to our neighborhood Holiday Lighting tradition. It was great to see all of the new lights and decorations among the many others. Everyone who takes the time to put up even the simplest strand of lights, or just the Christmas tree in the window deserves to be recognized for their work.
Come and join the discussion! All are welcome to participate in the cultivation of our great neighborhood.
Door Prizes will be available!
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Attached is the latest issue of The Nor’westener newsletter. Serving Concerned Readers in Clark Pines, Cottage Grove, Hidden Lake, Holly Park, Lazybrook, Oak Forest, Shady Acres, Greater Timbergrove and Woodcrest.
Not sure where the year has gone, but another holiday season and year end is upon us. Hopefully, everyone enjoyed a terrific National Night Out this year in the neighborhood. We had several block parties and our house had almost 20 attendees. Even without our parade this year, a good time was had by all. [...]
Continue reading »Lazybrook is a noted decorating, celebrating community and your Civic Club wants to award the families with our Annual Holiday Lighting Contest and Yard Sign Awards
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