Go Green Germantown Kicks Off With Tree Planting at Mo's on Goss

Danny Mac's brought pizza!

This photo: SACC Board members Gary Allen, Susan Brunton, Mike Morris and Marilyn Steinmetz.

Susan Brunton, the Schnitzelburg Area Community Council Board member behind Go Green Germantown, kicked off the neighborhood beautification project with a redbud tree planting at Mo's on Goss. The event on May 6 attracted neighbors from all over the neighborhood who volunteered their time and labor. For more information, visit Go Green Germantown's website: http://www.gogreengermantown.com/.

Neighborhood Meeting April 26

The April general meeting for the Schnitzelburg Area Community Council will be held at 7 p.m. on Monday, 4/26 in the cafeteria of St. Elizabeth on Burnett Street. The guest speakers for this meeting are Marianne Zickuhr, Executive Director of Preservation Louisville, Inc. and a featured speaker from Metro Parks who address how we can work to beautify the neighborhood and make it more "green".

Hope to see you there!

February 2010 General Meeting Report

There was a great crowd at the February 2010 SACC meeting!

Guest speakers A. Christine Ward and Jan Firkins Brightwell asked for our support in the November election.

The lucky winner of $100 worth of gift certificates from Schnitzelburg restaurants was Rose Woods!

Neighborhood restaurant Danny Mac's sent pizza. It was a great surprise that didn't last long!

Schnitzelburg at the Grassroots Gala

Thanks to all who visited the Schnitzelburg booth at the first annual Grassroots Gala on Friday, Sept. 11! Kelly McCarthy of The Hara Center contributed her talent by giving out free massages, and the SACC contributed Schnitzelburg stickers, newsletters and an official Dainty stick for the silent auction. Keynote speakers Tom Owen and Stephen George were inspirational, and this is sure to be an even better event next year! visit http://www.thegrassrootsgala.org/ for more information.

Consuming Louisville Goes to Schnitzelburg

One of Louisville's most well-known bloggers recently wrote about her visit to Schnitzelburg on her website. She enjoyed Flabby's, the Zeppelin, the community gardens and a walk around the neighborhood and even went so far as to say she might consider a move to Schnitzelburg! Read all about it at Consuming Louisville.