General Meeting Reminder

Just a reminder: the February general neighborhood meeting for Schnitzelburg is today, Feb. 22, 7 p.m. at the St Elizabeth cafeteria on Burnett Street.

The February newsletter is now online

Make sure to check out the neighborhood web page for the Februray newsletter: http://www.neighborhoodlink.com/Schnitzelburg_Area_Council_-_LINC/home

Mark your calendar for the next general meeting- Feb. 22, 7 p.m., St Elizabeth's cafeteria.

The Hara Center Expanding?

According to a recent Facebook post, the Hara Center is looking to expand and include new artists and therapists into its fold. Check out http://www.facebook.com/theharacenter?ref=nf for updates and contact information!

Germantown and Schnitzelburg Facebook fan page

If you are on Facebook, make sure to become a fan of the Gemantown/Schnitzelburg page. There's lots of interesting old photos, neighborhood folks looking for information and announcements from local businesses.

Link:

http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Louisville-KY/Germantown-Schnitzelburg/270875305394

Schnitzelburg is awesome

Today as I was leaving for work, a man headed into the 19th Hole Pub gave me a pastry from a big tray he was carrying into the bar. "Here, take it to work with you," he said.

Since I have lived in Schnitzelburg, I have gotten homegrown produce from neighbors, had other neighbors push my car out of a snow and ice slick, and now a pastry on the way to work. This proves my theory-you never meet a stranger in Schnitzelburg.

Breakfast at Flabbys? Oh, Yes!

Flabby's will start serving breakfast on Feb. 1, including Limburger cheese biscuits! Steve Coomes at Louisville Mojo got the scoop: http://www.louisvillemojo.com/blogs/Louisville_Blogs/84275/Flabby_s_to_flip_flapjacks_in_Schnitzelburg

Naked Lady Party at The Hara Center, Wed., 1-20

It's not nearly as scandalous as it sounds!

The Hara Center is hosting a ladies-only clothing and jewelry exchange on Wednesday, January 20 beginning at 7 p.m. Bring gently used items to trade and any monetary donation to The Hara Center if you are so moved. The event goes until 10 p.m.