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Annual Winter Wonderland Took Place on Friday, December 4th!
Santa Claus came to Kamm’s Corners on Friday, December 4th. We sang along with the Saint Joseph Academy's a capella choir until Santa and Mrs. Claus arrive by horse-drawn sleigh. They lead us to Winter Wonderland at Kamm’s Plaza for refreshments, fun, and prize drawings.
The event ran till 8:30 p.m. See flyer.
Free sleigh rides are again offered for trips around the plaza on December 11th and 18th, from 6 to 8 p.m. |
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Looking Back at Asphalt Cinema
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Hundreds of families joined us under the stars for a family friendly movie at Asphalt Cinema on the third Fridays of the month this past summer at Impett Park. Added fun this year was a free music concert from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. We also offered creative games and activities, a bubble gum blowing contest, and refreshments. Four Corners Baseball operated the concessions this year with our thanks! At dusk, a movie was shown on a large screen against a backdrop of tall trees. Plan to bring your lawn chairs and blankets next year for this pleasant summertime treat! |
The movie and activities were FREE of charge thanks to our Asphalt Cinema sponsor, Fairview Hospital!
A Few Photos from the 2009 Season of Asphalt Cinema
Asphalt Cinema Galleries:
Asphalt Cinema, August 2009!
Asphalt Cinema, July 2009!
Asphalt Cinema, July 2008!
Asphalt Cinema, June 2008!
Asphalt Cinema 2007!
Annual Town Meeting Drew Large Crowd Thursday, June 11th
More than 300 neighbors and friends gathered for our 32nd Annual Town Meeting on Thursday, June 11th at 7 p.m. at St. Joseph Academy, 3430 Rocky River Drive, Cleveland, Ohio, 44111. Our featured speaker was Jim Rokakis, County Treasurer. He spoke with verve and clarity about the mortgage crisis, foreclosures, and the land bank. Other speakers included Ward 21 Councilman Martin J. Keane and KCDC Executive Director Steve Lorenz. Both provided updates on current neighborhood projects and future plans.
Giveaways at the end of the evening included Indians tickets and gifts from area merchants. The Bob Bohr Award for Community Safety was presented to our foot patrol officer, Larry McGervey. A Community Impact Award was given to the William Waters family for founding Cleveland Eclipse Soccer in 1978 and keeping it going and growing in West Park and beyond, now with more than 300 players. Community Improvement Awards for storefront excellence were awarded to the doctors who own the West Valley Building at 3865 Rocky River Drive. A Special Achievement Award was presented to John Marshall High School for collecting more pints of blood for the American Red Cross this past school year than did any other high school in Ohio, Michigan, or Indiana, breaking all previous records. Total: 697 pints!
A few photos appear below, but click here for a gallery of photos from the event. |
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More than 300 attended the Annual Town Meeting.
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From left: Featured speaker County Treasurer Jim Rokakis, Executive Director Steve Lorenz, KCDC Board President Pat McCafferty, Ward 21 Councilman Martin Keane
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County Treasurer Mr. Jim Rokakis speaks afterwards with audience members.
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From left: Dale Heyink of Puritas Nursery with fellow Kiwanians Gale Hauser and Cliff LaRocque
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Galleries
Enjoy these web galleries of some of our past events! The photography and web gallery work was performed and donated by KCDC Business Member Joe Outlaw of Outlaw Productions. Anyone who would like a copy of one of the featured pictures may contact Joe at 216-941-6417.
For more event information call 216-252-6559 ext. 1500 or email info at kammscorners.com.
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