Saturday, April 17, 2010
9:00AM-1:00PM
LeBlond Recreation Center 2335 Riverside Drive.
Free Heart Health Screening
(Total Cholesterol, HDL, Glucose, Body Mass Index & Blood Pressure)
Free Osteoporosis Screening
Mammogram Screening (For women 40 or older)
Open to Women with or without Health Insurance.
Screening mammogram is at NO COST to Uninsured & Underinsured Women.
Event sponsored by Good Samaritan Hospital
Healthy Women Healthy Lives Program
In Collaboration with East End Health Center, The Women's Wellness Center & LeBlond Recreation Center.
This event is for women 18 years and older
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Friday, March 5, 2010
Save the Date!
Please mark your calenders for Friday, April 3rd for LeBlond Recreation Center's Fling into Spring Family Movie Night! Stay tune for more BLOSSOMING details to come!
Also, remember to check our website, stop on by or call us at (513)281-3209 for newly added programs!
Also, remember to check our website, stop on by or call us at (513)281-3209 for newly added programs!
Thursday, February 4, 2010
EEAC Meeting Minutes
1 February 2010
The meeting was called to order by Nick Motz as President Laurie Keleher was unable to attend. The minutes from the November meeting were not approved as Secretary Michael Bolan was unable to attend.
Christian presented the CRC LaBlond Center update. She reminded everyone that membership dues to LaBlond are free during January and February. There is also a new schedule for existing classes and many new classes offered. For more information, please contact the center’s program guide at the center or online at.
Norman Merrifield, Ed.D., Director CRC, spoke to the changes and adjustments within the Commission due to the current economic realities. He stated the CRC is one of the best in the Midwest – even after 10 years of budget cuts – because the personnel are accessible and responsive to the community and so better meet its needs. He reviewed the rationale used to determine which pools within the city will be closed during the summer of 2010. Those pools with the least amount of use for the largest age group will be closed. Also, older pools (which require costly yearly maintenance) will be evaluated as well with some being converted to the “aquatic center’ model which can be used by all ages for longer hours over more months. Specific budget information was not reviewed at this time.
Dr. Merrifield requested the EEAC support the proposed model for LaBlond while there are finances available to do the construction. The new aquatic center would be ready for use in the summer of 2011. He will return to the EEAC with a specific proposal in the spring for the community to review .Nick Motz asked for specific budget information regarding current and projected costs .
George Frank, a member of the Parkside Christian Church, which holds some services at the LaBlond Center Sunday morning, asked for volunteers for an outreach program. They are holding a community event, packing meals for the victims of Haiti, February 28th, 11:00 am with pizza for all at the LaBlond center and all community residents are welcome to help.
Patrice Allen presented the proposed project list for the Neighborhood Support Program (NSP) which is funded by the City of Cincinnati. Jackie Weist requested the Music Scholarship Program be omitted as the principal of Riverside Academy did not provide the names of students wishing to participate. The motion was seconded by Donna Meakin and passed unanimously. After a description of the remaining project list and discussion, Joe Corcoran made a motion to adopt the entire list as presented, the motion was seconded by Nick Motz, and the motion passed unanimously.
The meeting was adjourned at 7:55 pm.
Patrice Allen for Secretary Michael Bolan
1 February 2010
The meeting was called to order by Nick Motz as President Laurie Keleher was unable to attend. The minutes from the November meeting were not approved as Secretary Michael Bolan was unable to attend.
Christian presented the CRC LaBlond Center update. She reminded everyone that membership dues to LaBlond are free during January and February. There is also a new schedule for existing classes and many new classes offered. For more information, please contact the center’s program guide at the center or online at.
Norman Merrifield, Ed.D., Director CRC, spoke to the changes and adjustments within the Commission due to the current economic realities. He stated the CRC is one of the best in the Midwest – even after 10 years of budget cuts – because the personnel are accessible and responsive to the community and so better meet its needs. He reviewed the rationale used to determine which pools within the city will be closed during the summer of 2010. Those pools with the least amount of use for the largest age group will be closed. Also, older pools (which require costly yearly maintenance) will be evaluated as well with some being converted to the “aquatic center’ model which can be used by all ages for longer hours over more months. Specific budget information was not reviewed at this time.
Dr. Merrifield requested the EEAC support the proposed model for LaBlond while there are finances available to do the construction. The new aquatic center would be ready for use in the summer of 2011. He will return to the EEAC with a specific proposal in the spring for the community to review .Nick Motz asked for specific budget information regarding current and projected costs .
George Frank, a member of the Parkside Christian Church, which holds some services at the LaBlond Center Sunday morning, asked for volunteers for an outreach program. They are holding a community event, packing meals for the victims of Haiti, February 28th, 11:00 am with pizza for all at the LaBlond center and all community residents are welcome to help.
Patrice Allen presented the proposed project list for the Neighborhood Support Program (NSP) which is funded by the City of Cincinnati. Jackie Weist requested the Music Scholarship Program be omitted as the principal of Riverside Academy did not provide the names of students wishing to participate. The motion was seconded by Donna Meakin and passed unanimously. After a description of the remaining project list and discussion, Joe Corcoran made a motion to adopt the entire list as presented, the motion was seconded by Nick Motz, and the motion passed unanimously.
The meeting was adjourned at 7:55 pm.
Patrice Allen for Secretary Michael Bolan
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Next East End Area Council Meeting
Monday, March 1st, 7:00 PM
LeBlond Center, 2335 Riverside Drive
Plan to attend this meeting and hear from community volunteers on current and upcoming events. Talk to our local police who provide us with the latest information on crime and investigations.
Share your opinions. Let your voice be heard. Make a difference in our community.
Monday, March 1st, 7:00 PM
LeBlond Center, 2335 Riverside Drive
Plan to attend this meeting and hear from community volunteers on current and upcoming events. Talk to our local police who provide us with the latest information on crime and investigations.
Share your opinions. Let your voice be heard. Make a difference in our community.
East End Community Council
Neighborhood Support Program (NSP)
Approved Project List for 2010
Neighborhood Support Program (NSP)
Approved Project List for 2010
$1150.00 #1 Project: Community Newsletter
4 issues, March, June, September and December for 437 pieces to be printed and mailed at a cost of #287.50 per issue.
$500.00 #2 Project: Recreation
Fund 3 holiday events at the LeBlond Recreation Center for area children and their families with the Cincinnati Recreation Commission
$3050.00 #3 Project: Riverside Drive Restoration
A clean-up project along Riverside Drive from Delta Avenue west to Kemper Lane supervised by area volunteers and using Hamilton County Community Service individuals and other volunteer groups . Tools and supplies purchased through NSP funds will be used with Keep Cincinnati dumpsters to clear vacant lots and sidewalks.
$300.00 Insurance for EEAC
Insurance premium required by the City of Cincinnati for all Community Councils
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
EAST ENDERS
WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU
WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU
Why? Each year, the 51 Cincinnati Area Councils receive Neighborhood Support Program (NSP) funds from the Cincinnati City Council through the Community Development office. This year each Council will receive $5000.00 to be used by the East End Area Council (EEAC) to enhance the quality of life in the East End.
What? We want to know what you think - your “wish list” for our community. Any resident 18 years or older can submit and idea and cast a vote. This year, the proposal includes funding for cleaning up Riverside Drive, the holiday parties for kids and families and LeBlond Center, and 4 music scholarships for four students at the Riverside Academy.
How? Contact EEAC President, Laurie Keleher at Keleher.eastend@gmail.com or write to the EEAC, PO Box 26182, 45216.
When? A vote will be taken at the February meeting. Feb 1st, 2010 at7 pm at the LeBlond Recreation Center. Please come and make your voice heard!
COME TO THE LeBLOND CENTER
AND VOTE, MONDAY, FEB 1ST, 7 PM
AND VOTE, MONDAY, FEB 1ST, 7 PM
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
EEAC MINUTES – MONDAY, January 4, 2010
Extreme Winter Conditions limited attendance- ice, snow and very cold conditions!
Call to order
Laurie Keleher - called the meeting to order at 7PM. Contact: keleher.eastend@gmail.com
Guest Speakers
Police Report
The Captain presented crime stats with 8% lower rates in 2009 than 2008. In Dec 09, the 8 reported offenses were all property related. Breaking and entry is the biggest concern. There was a discussion about Hamilton County early release of 21,000 inmates and how repeat offenders affect street crime in our area. Consideration was given to distributing pictures of persons wanted for questioning. Web sites are becoming an important tool for law enforcement and can facilitate the distribution of photographic images. Complaints were heard about on going littering in the Garden District and the need for code enforcement. Go to http://www.citizenobserver.com to get text message alerts on crime as it happens! Call 513-765-1212 for any non-violent/emergency crimes. Contacts: germain.love@cincinnati-oh.gov, Douglas.wiesman@cincinnati-oh.gov
LeBlond Recreation Department
No membership will be required for entry during Jan and Feb. Gym is available for rental. The LeBlond pool will be closed for the 2010 summer season due to budget cutbacks. Call the Rec center for latest events and more info @ 513- 281-3209. Contact: Christian.Armstrong@cincinnati-oh.gov
Garden District Projects
Joe Corcoran – Riverview East Academy, Riverside Drive, the Schmidt Ball fields and a bike tail along the Beautiful Ohio River frame the East End Garden District. Even in the very cold weather, lots are being cleaned up. Volunteers will be replanting the main garden in 2010 to make it align with Wool Street. A citizen garden, referred to as the Horn of Plenty Garden, will be dedicated food production in 2010. A summer event is being planned and organized for August.
Secretary’s Report
Michael Bolan – Presented minutes. Motioned, seconded, filed.
Treasurer’s Report
Jackie Weist – Was not present due to hip recovery. The 2010 budget was approved. Motioned, seconded, filed. Contact: jweist@fuse.net
Old Business
3C Railroad: is waiting approval.
Cincinnati Bicycle Master Plan: Trying to find out about latest development with a fence
New Business
A general clean up of Riverside Drive was discussed using the techniques that proved successful in the Garden District. More will be presented in the Feb EEAC meeting.
Adjournment - Meeting adjourned at 7:40 p.m.
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