TWEEN TIMES - NEW CUT TROLLEY TRACKER NOVEMBER 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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WELCOME to "FAIR"

 FAIRDALE AUBURNDALE IROQUOIS- RECREATION, SHOPPING AND
ENTERTAINMENT CORRIDOR

 

New Cut Road at the Outer Loop was originally Beuta Road which ran from 7th Street to the Stoney
Ford Crossing.  In 1860, New Cut Road officially became the name of the road because people kept referring to it as the new road going through the cut.

Today, the 24,000 residents and countless businesses along the corridor find themselves
situated at the southern gateway to Louisville, bookended by 7,000 acres of parkland
a northbound road leading to other attractions including U of L and Churchill Downs.

 

WE'LL BE RETURNING APRIL 27

MEANWHILE WE'LL KEEP YOU UPDATED EACH MONTH ABOUT COMMUNITY EVENTS, ATTRACTIONS AND MERCHANT HAPPENINGS

 

TARC 'N TROLLEY

 How to signal to the driver that you want to get off the trolley:
Pull the overhead cord or push the yellow strip between the windows a block before your stop. TARC buses do not stop traffic; never walk in front of the bus into the street. Wait until traffic has cleared before crossing the street.

PARKS

 JEFFERSON MEMORIAL FOREST
Explore the newly renovated trail in the Paul Yost section of the Forest with the guidance of our experienced volunteer Naturalists! Meet in the Paul Yost section on Holsclaw Hill Road. Dogs must be on leashes. Each dog will receive a free sample of Milkbone Trail Mix for Dogs, while quantities last. Fee: FREE

THE LITTLE LOOMHOUSE

 A VIEW FROM THE TOP, THE NEIGHBORHOODS OF IROQUOIS PARK AND KENWOOD
HILL

Just in time for Christmas, the Little Loomhouse has received a 3rd printing
of the popular, Kentucky Historical Society award winning book, A View from the
Top, the Neighborhoods of Iroquois Park and Kenwood Hill. Pick up your copy at
the Little Loomhouse today! All proceeds go to the Little Loomhouse.

SELF GUIDED HISTORIC WALKING TOUR OF
IROQUOIS AND KENWOOD HILL

The Little Loomhouse was awarded a grant from the
Kentucky Historical Society and matching funds from Councilman Dan Johnson to
develop a self guided walking tour booklet, which incorporates the historic
sites and points of interest, of the neighborhood. Now, the booklet is complete
and available for a minimum donation of $1.00, to the Little Loomhouse. The
booklet includes historic facts about the area and many, never before seen
pictures from private collections. Pick up your copy at the Little
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COMMUNITY EVENTS

 Nov 9^th 11a-7pm: Fairdale
Lions Club Fish Fry, Mitchell Hill Rd.

Nov. 11^th 2pm: UAW/Ford Veteran Day Parade – W. Main St. from 4^th
St. to 9^th St.

Nov. 15^th 11:45am-1pm: Iroquois Area Business Association at Sts. Mary &
Elizabeth Hospital Assembly Room. RSVP: iaba.louisville@gmail.com.

Nov. 18^th 2-5pm: Share and Wear Ministry at Cove Baptist Church (609
South Park Rd.)

 

MERCHANT HAPPENINGS

 

NEIGHBORHOODS

• AUBURNDALE
• CANDLELIGHT
• FAIRDALE
• IROQUOIS
• SCOTTSDALE

Nov. 26^th 7pm: Scottsdale Neighborhood Association Meeting at Bakers
Lane Firefighter Gym.

 

FROM METRO COUNClL

 Sponsoring Metro Councl Members

NEXT MONTH

Welcome Center Holiday Open House
Saturday, December 1 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Get ahead on your Christmas shopping and find something for the outdoor enthusiasts on your list! Enjoy refreshments, and holiday music while shopping by a cozy fire as you browse our gift shop and check off your holiday list. Please bring your kids along, as there will be animal guests and crafts for them to make and take.

Fee: FREE

 

 

Dec 13^th 6-8pm: Santa Land
at Fairdale Playtorium, Sponsored by
Fairdale Community Club and District 13.