RECENT EVENTS SPONSORED BY OHMHA
10th Annual Fall Festival
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Highlights:
- Groups represented were OHMHA, OHAC, Bromley, Kiwanis, Thurston PTO, AADL, Community Action Network (CAN), and Nixon Area Alliance.
- Great stage events including: Mike Conboy appreciation from TNC and CAN, Community High Jazz Band, Thurston 3rd, 4th and 5th grade choirs, Audubon Russet, and Sarah of Michigan Avian Experience with Birds of Prey.
- Free cider, apple, doughnuts, a raffle and the M&M's guessing game, face painting and a pizza sale fundraiser for Thurston Pantry.
- No less than three members of the Ann Arbor Police Department attended. City Council Member Jane Lumm and County Commissioner Yousef Rahbi also attended.
OHMHA General Meeting and Election
Friday, June 10, 2016
7:00 pm
Thurston Elementary School Media Center
Speaker: Jim Baird, Ann Arbor Chief of Police
Thanks to all neighbors who attended the OHMHA Annual General Meeting. Thanks also to Chief of Police Jim Baird who spoke to the group and participated in a question and answer session with neighbors.
OHMHA Annual Garage Sale Saturday, May 14
Thanks to all buyers and sellers for helping to make the OHMHA Garage Sale a success.
Community Forum
Sunday, April 1 7, 201 6
5:45 - 7:00 pm
Location: Zoup at Traver Village
Thanks to all who attended the Community Forum and thanks to Zoup for hosting the event. Topics discussed included:
- Orchard Hills - Maplewood, Bromley, Thurston & Clague Communities
- Thurston Nature Center
- OHAC and Dolphin Pool
Ward 2 Candidates Forum
Sunday, October 11, 2015, 4:00pm
Traverwood Library Branch
OHMHA sponsored a forum between the 2nd Ward candidates Jane Lumm (incumbent) and Sally Petersen. The candidates first delivered opening remarks. This was followed by timed responses to questions from the OHMHA Board as well as written questions submitted by the audience. Mlive as well as the Michigan Daily reported on the forum.
City Council Member Kirk Westphal Speaks at
The OHMHA Annual General Meeting
Friday, June 5, 2015
OHMHA Board President Jack Cederquist
began the meeting by reviewing OHMHA activities in the past year
including a Candidates' Forum, the Fall Festival, the Community Forum
and the Neighborhood
Garage Sale. Jack alerted those present to two emerging issues: one
is recent vandalism and wheel thefts from cars in our neighborhood, the
other is the possibility that
City Council will consider zoning changes that would increase the
likelihood of additional homes in our neighborhood being occupied by
other than single families.
Council Member Westphal discussed issues such as the City budget, high density development, transportation and road repair. He then took questions from neighborhood residents on topics related to our area specifically, the city, and city government
Council Member Westphal discussed issues such as the City budget, high density development, transportation and road repair. He then took questions from neighborhood residents on topics related to our area specifically, the city, and city government
NEW
Annual Dues Payment
You can now pay your OHMHA annual dues online. Dues are $20 -- additional contributions are gratefully accepted. Click the button below to pay with PayPal.
Welcome to the Neighborhood!
OHMHA is launching the "Welcome to the Neighborhood" initiative to make it easier
for new families to find out more information about our neighborhood and to make them
feel at home.
If you are aware of a new neighbor moving in, please contact OHMHA Board Member
Nadine Wong (nadinewong@gmail.com) with a street address so that we can make sure
that we include them in this initiative.
for new families to find out more information about our neighborhood and to make them
feel at home.
If you are aware of a new neighbor moving in, please contact OHMHA Board Member
Nadine Wong (nadinewong@gmail.com) with a street address so that we can make sure
that we include them in this initiative.
