Happy July, Lomond!
Click here to read the July Newsletter. Find out what’s happening in your neighborhood! In this month’s issue:
After last year’s success, we’re partnering with Sussex again for a community-wide Neighborhood Garage Sale on Saturday, June 1 from 9 til noon.
Each participating house will be marked with a balloon and identified on a map that will be passed out the day of the sale and promoted in advance on social media (Facebook, garage sale websites, etc.)
Sign up here.
Anyone is welcome to have a sale, but to be included in the promoted event, you must be a current member of the Lomond or Sussex Association. You can join right now online!
Happy February, Lomond! Here’s your February newsletter. In this issue:
• Lomond Game Night and Glassmaking Party Photos
• New City Service for Seniors
• Free smoke detectors from SHFD
• Join The Big Read in Shaker
• Winteractive, #ShakerPlays, Cub Scout Pack 1, and more
Just click the link!
Make a beautiful glass piece just in time for Valentine’s Day! Artisans at Larchmere Fire Works glassmaking gallery take you through it step by step.
Make a suncatcher or necklace pendant glass fusing, $20 (reg $25).
Make a glassblown bird $30 (reg $40).
Or do both projects for $50. 24 people limit, kid friendly.
PLEASE NOTE: You must schedule and pre-pay BY PHONE for at least one project before the day of the event: Call Fire Works at 216-246-4716. Sorry, no walk-ins, no exceptions. Fireworks is at 12406 Larchmere Blvd.
Happy New Year! Please enjoy the January issue of the newsletter.
In this issue:
— Lomond Game Night 1/25 and Glassmaking Party 2/2
— Ruth Blumenthal, Lomond Association co-founder, remembered
— Movie Night photos — and many thanks
— Meet your Neighbors, Debby Baum and Kevin McCardle
And so much more. Just click the link for all the latest news and events.
You couldn’t have asked for a more beautiful day for the 2018 Ice Cream Social. Seems we were all kids again – enjoying time with family and neighbors. The DJ kept the party going, while we enjoyed face painting, lawn games, the Fire Safety and visits from the police and fire department.
The Public Safety Forum, held June 14, was a powerful event. About 40 people gathered at the Stephanie Tubbs Jones Community Building to hear Chief DeMuth, ask questions and have face-to-face conversations about their issues and concerns.
Chief DeMuth and Lt. Rowe covered a wide array of topics: Shaker’s Guardian approach to policing, the new Bike Patrol, car break-ins and noise, speeders, safety in our public space, plans for policing the new Van Aken District, and more. Perhaps most valuable were the one-on-one conversations afterwards when relationships were built and partnerships for working together. Thanks to all who attended, and especially Chief DeMuth; Lt. Rowe; our Q&A moderator, Councilperson Julianna Senturia; and Rec Department Director, Alexandria Nichols, who shared info on Thornton Park.
A small but mighty contingent of Clean-Up volunteers helped make Lomond (MORE!) Beautiful on Saturday. About 20 neighbors tidied up about 70% of the Lomond’s streets, from Lindholm to Lynnfield, Scottsdale to Chagrin. Interesting factoid — there was much less litter to pick up this year. So I guess we ALL deserve a pat on the back. And special thanks to Mayor David Weiss for stopping by to help.
Don’t miss this great family fun for young ones (and the young at heart). The Lomond Association is proud to provide funding for this wonderful neighborhood event. 
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