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Kennedy Heights is one of 52 recognized neighborhoods within the City of Cincinnati. It is located in the northeast corner of Cincinnati, Ohio. Kennedy Heights straddles Montgomery Road between Pleasant Ridge and Silverton. The Kennedy Heights Community Council is the official body designated by the City of Cincinnati to represent and serve the neighborhood's 2,800 households. |
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| Community Calendar |
| 7-26 |
Ewers & Sons 100th anniversary |
| 7-26 |
ballet tech @ Freedom Center |
| 8-12 |
KHCC Board Meeting |
| 8-9 |
Gala of International Dance Stars |
| 8-9 |
CLICK 2008 @KHAC |
| 8-16 |
KH Night Out |
| 9-2 |
Meeting to discuss 2009 KHCC Budget |
| 9-16 |
Community Council Meeting |
| 9-20 |
25th Annual Progressive Dinner |
| 10-11 |
District a Street Festival |
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| Longtime Kennedy Height business Ewers & Sons |
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Ewers and Sons Celebrate 100 years of Family and Business
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When Harry Ewers first started in business in 1908, the only horsepower involved was literally the four legged kind. 100 years later, his great grandson is celebrating a century of hard work and family values.
Ewers and Sons, located at 3512 Woodford Road in Kennedy Heights is inviting customers old and new to a 100th anniversary party on Saturday July 26 at the site where the family has been doing business for the bulk of its history.
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| It's time again for one of KH's favorite Summer events. Food Music and fun at spots throughout the neighborhood |
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| Help Keep our Neighborhood Beautiful! |
| KHCC needs need a CO-CHAIR for its Beautification committee. This will divide up the tasks of coordinating volunteers to tend the various community gardens and come up with creative innovations to improve the neighborhood's appearance. The City supports Beautification with material, flowers, plants, trees, and clean-up funds.
It's time for you to step up and continue our great tradition started by citizens like Mimi Gingold, Joyce Drake, & Joanie Widener.
If you are interested or would like to suggest someone, please contact Ernie Barbeau or Clyde Otis or leave a message on the KHCC Phone (531- 4041).
Please give one season of beautification to your community which is working so hard to improve our quality of life and beauty in the neighborhood.
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| It’s time to start planning again for the 25th Annual KHCC Progressive Dinner! Since this year is the 25th Anniversary, we want to make it a really extra special event. If you have never been before, this is THE event in Kennedy Heights not to miss with over 125 of your neighbors gathering to spend a lovely evening together.
We have already started planning and would like you to join us on a committee. We need between 30-60 volunteers to make the event successful. Time commitment is minimum with so many people volunteering, but the reward is maximum! You will have the opportunity to meet and work with some of your neighbors as well as knowing you are contributing to the KHCC’s biggest fundraiser of the year.
The money raised helps to support activities and events in our community such as The Kennedy Heights Arts Center, C-POP, Ken-Sil Youth Sports, etc. The Volunteer committees are listed below. If you are interested in spending a few hours serving on one of the committees, please contact Natalie Boyer, KHCC Vice-President at 731-5477 or e-mail at Natalie@kennedyheights.org.
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Your Quick KHCC Facts & History
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| New Look for Kennedy Heights |
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A sub committee of the Kennedy Heights Community Council has been working hard in developing a new logo for our neighborhood, and would like to get more feedback from the community about this important issue.
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