in Ann Arbor, Michigan
OHMHA is an association
of homeowners in the Orchard Hills-Maplewood
subdivisions in Northeast Ann Arbor. Recent events sponsored by OHMHA include: Special features of our neighborhood include:
Photos of the OHMHA Fall Festival, October 9, 2011. 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.
OHMHA Board President Peter Mooney: Web and domain services for this site
Ralph Salmeron, Manager of Community Television Network, making a presentation to the OHMHA Board and neighbors
on the topic of understanding and taking advantage of CTN at the OHMHA Board Meeting,
Tuesday, January 10, 2012.
• Ward 2 Candidates Forum, October 26, 2011
• OHMHA Fall Festival, October 9, 2011
An art exhibition,
"Looking Both Ways", was on display at the North Campus Research Complex (NCRC) from September 8 to October 21, 2011. This NCRC art program
was an outgrowth of a conversation between the OHMHA residents involved in putting together this exhibit for EMU and the UM
representatives from the NCRC who presented at the June 2011 OHMHA General Meeting. See the
September 2011 OHMHA Newsletter for more details.
Neighbors listening to Joan Keiser, Managing Director of NCRC, present information about the North Campus Research Complex
at the OHMHA General Meeting, June 3, 2011
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 2011-12 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
• 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
Contact Information
pmooney@sfplaw.com
For suggestions on this website, contact webmaster Anne Karabakal:
annekarabakal@comcast.net
Acknowledgement
are provided by
Huron Valley Community Network
.