OHMHA is an association of homeowners in the Orchard Hills-Maplewood subdivisions in Northeast Ann Arbor.

Save October 10, 2010 (Sunday), 1-5 pm for the Annual Fall Festival!
Dear Neighbors, On behalf of OHMHA (Orchard Hills and Maplewood Homeowners Association, ohmha.org) Fall Festival Planning Committee, we are inviting you to participate in the Fall Festival activities, scheduled for the afternoon of October 10 (Sunday). OHMHA is the glue that binds us all, making us a real community and a selling point to new homeowners. If you’re new in the community, or you have been a long time OHMHA neighbor, the Fall Festival is for you! This is not only a questionnaire to solicit your opinions so that the Planning Committee can present an appealing program, but also a call for volunteers to make our Fall Festival a community event. The goals of the Fall Festival are: Get to know our neighbors; Build community; Learn about local resources; Promote local businesses; Promote local talents among residents; Involve children in educational activities Traditionally, the Fall Festival features tree tours, critters from the pond, hunters in the sky presented by Leslie Science Center staff, a non-profit organization table, a local arts and crafts table, local elected officials, and local talent show. The Planning Committee is also considering an eco-friendly bicycle and tricycle parade from Rumsey down Georgetown Boulevard to the Fall Festival site by Yorktown, face painting, clowns, garden produce displays. All these are not possible if there are NO participants. Click here to take survey Thank you!

About OHMHA Membership
WHY JOIN OHMHA? Membership is voluntary, but your dues directly support our neighborhood by financing such projects as entryway landscaping and signage, newsletters, website costs, garage sale publicity, fall festival, maintaining a legal fund, and so on.
MEETINGS: Board meetings are open to the public, and your participation is welcomed. OHMHA aims to maintain and improve our neighborhood and to help with community issues.
DUES: After June 1, we will be accepting dues ($20) for the 2010-11 fiscal year (6/1-5/31).

To join the OHMHA e-mail list and receive important neighborhood news, e-mail Wendy Carman: wjcarman@umich.edu

Special features of our neighborhood include:

• Sugarbush Park – a lovely park in three parts
• Thurston Pond – a beautiful nature area
• OHAC Pool – a neighborhood pool
• Excellent Public Schools:
     - Thurston Elementary
     - Clague Middle School
     - Huron High School
• Easy walking or biking to retail stores

Neighborhood News

Info on the Georgetown Boulevard Improvement Project.

Photos of the OHMHA Fall Festival, October 11, 2009.

Slides from the Recycle Ann Arbor presentation at our 2009 OHMHA Annual meeting. Includes energy saving tips, links to useful websites, and contact information.

Photos of the Tree Planting, October 27, 2007.

Contact Information

OHMHA Board President Jack Cederquist:
john_cederquist@comcast.net

For suggestions on this website, contact webmaster Anne Karabakal: annekarabakal@comcast.net


Acknowledgement

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are provided by Huron Valley Community Network .