Mayor’s SummerWorks Program for summer jobs Friday, May 17 2013

The Mayor’s SummerWorks Program is looking for 18- to 21-year-old who want a summer job. The Greater Louisville summer jobs program has warehouse positions to fill and will register eligible young people Wednesday, May 22, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Centennial Room of the main branch of the Louisville Free Public Library, 301 York St.

The staff of the KentuckianaWorksYouthCareerCenter will register the young adults in the Mayor’s SummerWorks Program and then help them apply online for the available positions.

No appointment is necessary to attend this event. Young adults can just show up at the main branch of the library between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. on May 22. However, those who register must bring two forms of identification (driver’s license and Social Security card) and copies of their resumes. They also should dress professionally for an interview.

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READ the No. 9 eNews Thursday, May 16 2013

Click here to read the weekly No. 9 eNews for Thursday, May 16, 2013.

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READ the Green Triangle eNews Wednesday, May 15 2013

The latest version of the Green Triangle eNews was published on Wednesday, May 15, 2013.  To read the eNews please click here!

To be added to the Green Triangle distribution list please email Katie Holmes.

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Summer Art Camps through Louisville Visual Arts Association Friday, May 3 2013

Summer art camp opportunties for youth ages 8-18.  Click here to check them out online.

*Don’t forget summer camps are tax deductible!* 

Contact Jackie Pallesen, Education Programs Manager with questions at 502-584-8166 x104 or jackie@louisvillevisualart.org

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9th District SPRING Newsletter is now available online! Tuesday, Apr 30 2013

The 9th District Spring newsletter is now available online.  The green electronic version provides updates on the following: three new water fountains in the District, Gov Delivery for email notifications, proposed insurance premium tax insurance, Green Triangle update, 2018 Frankfort Avenue public parking lot, NDF/CIF fund snapshot, Landmarks Ordinance changes, Junk and Secondhand Dealers Ordinance and calendar of events.  The newsletter is available online by clicking here. 

Residents that don’t have access to a computer may contact our office at 574-1109 to request a paper copy be mailed to them.

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15th Annual Spring Community Cleanup a Success! Tuesday, Apr 16 2013

 On Saturday,April 13, 2013, over 40 dedicated volunteers met in the Clifton Kroger parking lot for coffee, donated by Heine Brothers’ Coffee, and breakfast sandwiches, donated by Clifton McDonalds.  The cleanup effort kicked off at 9:00 a.m. and volunteers worked on both sides of Brownsboro Road to clean up litter – volunteers also worked along feeder streets to Brownsboro Road.  Thank you volunteers for your day of service!

 

 

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Crescent Hill Community Council Honored Past Presidents Tuesday, Feb 19 2013

On Thursday, February 7, 2013, the Crescent Hill Community Council honored all their past presidents at their monthly neighborhood meeting.  12 of the past 26 Presidents from 1973-Present attended the meeting.

 

 

Pictured to the left are the past presidents, except for Councilwoman Tina Ward-Pugh and Greg Smith (current President)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pictured to the right is past president Richard Jett (1998-2000)

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Online Map of Abandoned Urban Properties Available Friday, Feb 15 2013

Patrick Smith, who writes the MapGrapher blog, has created an online map of the 2013 list of abandoned urban properties released by the Property Value Administrator (PVA) on February 7, 2013.

Visit http://www.mapgrapher.com/abandoned-urban-property-in-louisville/

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Proposed Bauer property redevelopment plans show twin to historic tavern, contemporary new Mesh restaurant Friday, Feb 15 2013

From Insider Louisville

By Terry Boyd | Published: February 14, 2013

 

Last week, we told you the outcome of how – or whether – the Bauer property in East Louisville gets redeveloped hangs on plans that were still in development.

Today, our sources forwarded plans the property owner began releasing  yesterday, detailed renderings by Studio A Architecture of Louisville called “elevation plans.”

Those renderings seem – a dangerous word – to conform to what developers promised and what residents demand.

As we reported, the Bauer family who owns the property on Brownsboro Road just east of Crescent Hill Golf Course wants to replace the vacant Azalea restaurant with a medical office and add a new restaurant on a parcel just east of the Azalea building.

Azalea restaurant, formerly Bauer’s 1870 Tavern. (Photo by Broken Sidewalk)

While the developer contends the original building can’t be saved, his attorney told IL redevelopment of the site –  which dates back to a 19th Century blacksmith and wagon repair stop – will respect the historic nature of the property.

TO READ THE ENTIRE ARTICLE CLICK HERE!

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MSD Sewer Overflow Advisory Friday, Feb 8 2013

Due to recent rains in the Louisville Metro area, sewer overflows may be occurring.
Water containing sewage may be discharged from sewers in the MSD service area
and may be on the ground, in drainage ditches, or in nearby streams. You are advised
to avoid contact with the Ohio River, creeks, streams and drainage ditches, as they
may contain sewage and stormwater runoff contaminants that could make you sick.
If you, your family or your pets do come in contact with possibly contaminated water,
wash it off with warm, soapy water, especially before handling food.

While its still raining and for 48 hours after it stops raining,
DO NOT FISH, WADE or SWIM in outdoor waters!

This e-mail message is part of a public notification system within MSD’s multi-year
project to clean up area waterways – Waterway Improvements Now (ProjectWIN).
If you have questions or need more information about the notification system or
Project WIN, please visit MSD’s website at http://msdprojectwin.org/
or call MSD’s Customer Relations Department at 502-587-0603.

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