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Green Triangle Vision Process Update!

The Green Triangle began formation in September of last year as a way to encourage the Ninth District to participate in sustainable activities. The idea for the name comes from the 9th District being somewhat shaped as a triangle.  Councilwoman Tina Ward-Pugh invited neighborhood folks from Clifton, Clifton Heights, Butchertown, Irish Hill and Crescent Hill to come together and discuss their interest in green initiatives they would like to see implemented or duplicated in the Ninth District.  The group met a few times in 2009 as a large group and in December, volunteers stepped up to form a “design team” to guide the process of creating a Green Triangle vision. The Design Team has been working to develop a plan to gather resident and business input about sustainability in the district, with the goal of developing a sustainability vision.  

On February 10th at 6 pm at the Mellwood Arts Center, the Design Team will be sharing their progress and gathering feedback.  If you are interested in sustainability, please join us!

 
Our Community Ministries Need Your Help

From 9th District Councilwoman Tina Ward-Pugh's office:

"The challenge is this: for every $1 that is donated to these ministries, the 9th District will donate $1 and LG&E will donate $2. Turn $1 into $4 today for the ministries.

Your donation must be received by April 30 in order to be counted toward the match, so don’t wait. Make you check payable to them:


United Crescent Hill Ministries, 120 S. State Street, 40206, (502) 893-0346 or St. Matthews Area Ministries, 201 Biltmore Road, 40207, (502) 893-0205."

 
 


 
Ride, Shop and Learn to Fix Bikes
 Check out Two Wheel Tuesdays on Frankfort Avenue and enjoy not only discounts at participating merchants but also a free seminar on how to keep your bike running -- at Jackie Green's bike shop down by the tracks. Continue with the story to see what topics will be covered, and when
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Kennedy Court Park Master Plan

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A community rich with history

pdhouse_old.jpg The history of Crescent Hill can be traced back to the original pioneer road of the 1780s. Upgraded as the Louisville-Lexington Turnpike in 1817, it is today’s Frankfort Avenue. With the coming of the Louisville Frankfort Railroad line in 1849, Crescent Hill became a true suburb. Early structures were joined by splendid homes as many prominent Louisvillians chose the area as the location for their “summer residences.”

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