Posts from — November 2009

Have you seen Monty? He’s a little chihuahua and lives in Lakewood Heights at 6367 Vanderbilt.

Have you seen me?

His owner Lauren, discovered him missing on Tuesday afternoon and said it is unlike Monty to get very far (if ever at all!) from the house. Here’s Lauren’s contact information. 903-918-5350 lauren.mccommon@gmail.com

Can you please pass this along to your neighbors?

October’s rainy weather threatened the National Night Out picnic, but mother nature won’t get the best of us!

National Day Out Picnic has been rescheduled:
Saturday, November 14
Noon to 3 pm at Tietze Park

The event is organized and hosted by the neighborhood associations of Lakewood Heights, Lower Greenville and Lowest Greenville West.  Also joining us are the Belmont Addition Conservation District, Friends of Tietze Park Foundation and the Dallas Homeowners League.

National “Day” Out Picnic is all about crime prevention and safety, meeting area groups, police-community partnerships and neighborhood spirit.

Exhibitors include the following:

Public Safety and Health

• Dallas Police Department
• Dallas Fire Department – Station 17
• FBI National Child ID Program – Child ID Kit

Public Service

• Angela Hunt, District 14 Councilmember
• Dallas County Elections Administrator
• State Representative Allen Vaught
• State Representative Dan Branch

Neighborhood Groups

• Lakewood Heights Neighborhood Association
• Lower Greenville Neighborhood Association
• Lowest Greenville West Neighborhood Association
• Belmont Addition Conservation District
• Friends of Tietze Park Foundation
• Dallas Homeowners League

Services and Organizations

• Genesis Women’s Shelter
• City of Dallas Service Departments
• Second Chance SPCA – pet microchipping (from 1-3, only $20!)

In addition, Hands on Yoga demonstrations for kids and grown-ups from American power Yoga. Free chair masssages courtesy of Marci Novak, RMT. Plenty of fun and refreshments for kids and adults courtesy of your neighborhood associations. Free throw contest – prizes awarded to the winners in different age brackets.

Drop by the Lakewood Heights table to meet your neighborhood reps, get info about CrimeWatch and the other great services and programs led by your neighborhood association. Let us hear your ideas and concerns.

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