Read the Fall 2010 Newsletter!
September 2nd, 2010The latest newsletter is now available; read all about what’s happening with the ENA.
The latest newsletter is now available; read all about what’s happening with the ENA.
According to the Red Cross, “every minute of every day, someone needs blood.” ENA helped the cause by hosting the RC Blood Mobile right here in Eastwood on August 6th. Almost 30 pints of blood were collected during the 4-hour blood drive on August 6th.
Thanks to all who supported the effort!
In lieu of annual membership dues, ENA now puts out an Annual Donation Appeal to its lifetime membership each September. These donations are extremely beneficial in supporting a growing number of ENA fundraising events and happenings (Eastwood Market Day, Eastwood in Bloom, Park-to Park Autumn Race, SK8 Jams, Community Golf Tournament, Red Cross Blood Drive, 5-Star Rental Program etc.). These annual donations also allow us to continually strive to improve our members’ quarterly newsletter and website as well help to defray their operational costs.
Your ongoing support and generosity, both monetary and the giving of your time, are greatly appreciated and insure that your neighborhood association will continue to grow stronger each year.
From this website, you can download a copy of the Annual Donation Appeal form and mail to ENA’s address given on the form.
When: Saturday Sept. 11, 2010 – Shotgun start at 10:00 A.M.
Where: Sunnycrest Golf Course
Cost: only $60 per foursome
FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY – RESERVE YOUR SPACE TODAY!!
Call Sue @ 437-5087 orsign up @ Sunnycrest Golf Clubhouse on Caleb Ave. (after August 1st)
Awards, food & beverages, prizes,immediately following tournament.
ENA’s 5th “Eastwood in Bloom “day will be held on Saturday September 25th 2010. 2500 Daffodil and Tulip bulbs will be given away free to Eastwood residents at the Eastwood Community Center 401 S. Midler Ave from 10 am to 1pm.
Raffle Tickets for 8 prizes will be available for $1.00 for one (1) or 6 for $5.00 Prize winners to be drawn on Sept 25.
Prizes are as listed:
1————–a quilted Wall hanging (32 x45 )———- donated by–A Bucci
2————–a Herb Garden basket——————–donated by–Paula and Paul Hueber
3————–a Bird Lover basket———————-donated by–Lisa Mathews/ P&C
4————–a Catch all basket———————–donated by—Lisa Mathews/P&C
5————–a Children Fun basket——————–donated by—various donors
6————–a $25.00 Gift Certificate——————donated by—James Flowers 374 S. Midler Ave
7————–a Camping out basket—————–donated by — various donors
8————– 50 Daffodil&Tulip bulbs————–donated by Eastwood Neighborhood Association Inc
Also featured is a 2nd time around table with many bargains to be found for a small donation.
All donations will be used for the “Eastwood in Bloom “day in 2011
Refreshments will be offered by the ENA Membership Committee
Raffle Tickets will be available at the “Eastwood Market Day ” Saturday August 7th
Contact for Information
Annelise Bucci
315-463-4794 or Info@eastwoodneighbor.com
The Eastwood Park-to-Park Autumn Run is a 5-mile road race through the Eastwood neighborhood of Syracuse. This is the final race of SYRATHON 2010! Come see fall colors in Eastwood’s parks, test yourself on some challenging (but not too tough!) hills, and finish like an Olympian with a loop around the track at Sunnycrest Park. This will be a chip-timed race. The course is certified to be accurate by USATF (#NY-07075-JG).
Register: Pre-register by mailing the attached entry form or go to GetEntered.com to register online. Mail-in registrations must be post- marked by October 12. Online registration will be available through October 14. Race day registration will be available from 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. on Sunday, October 17 at the ice rink in Sunnycrest Park.
Packet Pick-up: Runners may pick up packets at Fleet Feet Sports (5800 Bridge Street, East Syracuse) between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 16. Race-day packet pick-up will begin at 8:00 a.m. at the ice rink in Sunnycrest Park.
Shirts: T-shirts will be available for all pre-registered participants. T-shirts cannot be guaranteed for race-day registrants.
Post Race: Refreshments and awards in Sunnycrest Park near the finish line.
Awards: First place male and female runners along with the top runner in each age group will receive an award. No duplication. Age groups will be 14 and under, 15-19, and 10-year increments from age 20 to age 70 and older.
Parking and facilities: Free parking is available at Sunnycrest Rink, Henninger High School, and the Sunnycrest Golf Course Clubhouse. Restrooms are available in the ice rink.
Directions: I-690 to Teall Avenue. North on Teall Avenue. Right on Robinson Street. View Map
Other notes: No strollers, bicycles, inline skates, skateboards, pets, or headphones allowed. Walkers are welcome but please line up behind the runners at the start line.
Questions? Please visit www.eastwoodneighbor.com, email eastwoodrun@gmail.com, or call Sue at 437-5087.
Please help ENA support our local food banks by bringing a non-perishable food item to the race. Thanks for your help!
Our Spring newsletter, now entitled The Eastwood Neighbor, included a crossword to challenge your knowledge about Eastwood. See the answers!
If you did not receive the newsletter and want to test yourself, download the puzzle and join today to be sure to receive future editions of the Eastwood Neighbor.
Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner, along with representatives from the Eastwood Neighborhood Association, Home HeadQuarters and Pathfinder Bank will announce the kickoff of the Eastwood 5-Star Rental Program on Tuesday, June 1, 2010, 11am, at the home of a program participant at 248-250 Mildred Avenue in Eastwood.
The Eastwood 5-Star Rental Program provides low interest property improvement loans to investors in the Eastwood neighborhood while providing quality tenant outreach and marketing opportunities to the participating investor. Landlords who enroll in the 5-Star Program can take advantage of many marketing, technical assistance and networking benefits while helping to improve the quality of rental properties in the Eastwood neighborhood.
The City of Syracuse is providing the interest buy-down for the Home HeadQuarters’ loan of up to $10,000 to 3.99% for eligible participants. Pathfinder Bank is providing the loan capital for the program. The Eastwood Neighborhood Association is enrolling landlords into the program and providing the tenant outreach, technical assistance and marketing.
Interested Eastwood landlords should visit www.eastwoodrentals.com or call (315) 395-4817 for an application or more information.
Help clean-up one of Eastwood’s main streets OR get some neighbors together and clean your own block. Either way, sign-up before 9:00 A.M. at the Eastwood Community Center to get special stickers for your trash bags and return to the Center later for free lunch at about 11:30.
See the flier for more information.