Neighbor Lisa Ferris reports that her neighbor Susan is looking to find a foster or permanent home for a German Shepherd named Bobby she has recently rescued. See the flier above for more details. Bobby sounds like a kind-hearted couch potato, and I know there are a few human folks matching that description in our neighborhood (wink, wink), so please consider bringing Bobby home soon.
Bobby needs a home!
March 31, 2007
Leave a Comment » | 
pets, sylvan park | 
Permalink
Posted by Rob Robinson
Eco Home Tour tomorrow (April 1)
March 31, 2007A few neighbors are taking part in an Eco Home and Garden Tour tomorrow (Sunday, April 1) from 1 to 3 p.m.
The Dordal/Samuels household and the Dachowski/Miglietta household are participating in the tour, and neighbors are welcome! The tour is a fun, informal way to get ideas about putting eco-friendly practices into use in your home and garden. Many of the ideas are inexpensive or free to implement, and most of them will help you save money, too! Stop by and learn about faucet aerators, compact fluorescent light bulbs, rain barrels, composting, vegetable gardening, and more!
Location:
124 38th Avenue North (Dordal/Samuels)
4018 Nebraska Avenue (Dachowski/Miglietta)
If you’re at all curious about learning how you can help conserve energy and live more responsibly, please stop by tomorrow.
Leave a Comment » | 
conservation, environment, nashville, sylvan park | 
Permalink
Posted by Rob Robinson
Missing cat
March 31, 2007
Neighbor Claire Bates has lost her cat, Lewis (above), and is anxious to find him. Here’s more information about Lewis:
He is a large cat, BEIGE and WHITE with WHITE PAWS and ONE BEIGE TOE.
He went missing on Friday 3/22 from the Wyoming and 42nd area.
He is very loved and we want him to come home.
Please call CLAIRE at (615) 364-1876
Leave a Comment » | 
pets, sylvan park | 
Permalink
Posted by Rob Robinson
Oops, those aren’t dogwoods…
March 31, 2007A few folks have observed that the blooming trees posted last weekend are cherry trees, not dogwoods. According to one report, they are Yoshino cherry trees, which were originally imported from Japan in the early 20th century. They are gorgeous right now, regardless of what they are called.
Leave a Comment » | cherry trees, sylvan park | Permalink
Posted by Rob Robinson
Oops, those aren’t dogwoods…
March 31, 2007A few folks have observed that the blooming trees posted last weekend are cherry trees, not dogwoods. According to one report, they are Yoshino cherry trees, which were originally imported from Japan in the early 20th century. They are gorgeous right now, regardless of what they are called.
Leave a Comment » | cherry trees, sylvan park | Permalink
Posted by Rob Robinson
