The Lomond Association

The iconic black and white Shaker Heights street signs (and poles) are being replaced citywide to comply with state mandates. Work started today—Friday, September 5—in the Lomond, Sussex and Moreland neighborhoods.
 
Existing street signs in a several street area will be removed on one day, and replaced within the next day or so. Because different equipment […]

[ September 18, 2008; 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm. ] Evening Under the Stars
With Wine and Cheese

Thursday, September 18th, 7- 10 PM
18311 Sherrington Road
Across from Gridley Triangle
(Rain date: Friday, Sept. 19th)

Please bring a bottle of wine or pop to share.
Light appetizers and desserts will be provided.

We welcome all adult neighbors and friends of the Lomond neighborhood to get to know one another and have an […]

Fellow Lomonders:
 
You’ll be happy to hear, things are progressing nicely with Gridley Triangle.  The first round of general drawings have been submitted by Landscape Architect Jim McKnight to our association.  They can be viewed clicking on the following link:
Gridley Triangle Proposals
These drawings were created based off survey results tallied last winter in addition to comments […]

[ June 26, 2008; 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm. ] Our first of two resident Feedback Sessions with Landscape Architect, Jim McKnight, is scheduled for Thursday, June 26th at 7p.m. in the Shaker Community Building.  He will meet with us to hear our opinions about Gridley Triangle before coming up with two general renderings for the space.

This meeting is open to ALL Lomond Residents, whether […]

Over 80 Sussex and Lomond attendees emptied
out their plants and willingly shared them with the rest of us.  I want
to personally thank Patty Golden of the Lomond Association as she was
our resident expert on plants.  Everyone had a great time.  Also, the
Fall Perennial exchange will be sponsored by the Lomond Association so
you will have one […]

It is with great sadness that I write to tell you that Carlton Rush died on Sunday, June 1.
 
Carlton was a valuable member of our neighborhood and an active and committed member of the Association.  He was very vocal during the creation of our Vision 2012 in the Spring of 2007.  Many will remember him […]

Check out this link www.noccassoc.org and click on the Foreclosure Forum Link to hear Jim Rokakis give an update on his remarks to our Foreclosure Forum from last September. His remarks are presented to a gathering consisting of a collection of Cleveland and suburban Cleveland elected officials.

A Six Session Infant Massage Class
with Carlie Ali-Hassan, MSSA, LISW and
Valerie Warner, M.Ed., DS
When: Tuesday and Thursday evenings
      July 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24
      6:00-7:00 pm
      (Please arrive BEFORE 6:00 PM-
      building doors lock at exactly 6 PM)
Where: Shaker Family Center-
      19824 Sussex Rd., Shaker Heights
      In the Patricia S. Mearns Playroom
Who: Parents of […]

Mayor Earl Leiken of Shaker Heights is pleased to announce that Doyle Scott Lee, who currently serves as Interim Chief of Police, has been named Chief of Police effective June 1, 2008. Leiken was assisted in making this appointment by a committee consisting of Shaker residents Dean Geoffrey Mearns, Virginia Davidson and Michael Shinn. Council […]

These are great opportunities for  young residents! Please pass this on and share with teens you know. Note the age range, 14-18.
SmartStart 2008 Summer Youth Employment Program
SHARP (Student Health Advocates Reaching Peers)
In addition to these paid opportunies, here are a few others:
 
ACLU of Ohio, paid summer internship for 11th graders     
Cleveland Botanical Gardens
Green Corps Program