TWEEN TIMES - NEW CUT TROLLEY HOP TRACKER DECEMBER 2012

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.

 

 

Welcome from sponsorng members

of the Metro Council

As funding partners of the New Cut Trolley Hop, the South End Metro Council Members invite you to take a FREE ride on the New Cut Trolley Hop.  Service will resume APRIL 27 and coincides with the Kentucky Derby Festival's MINI MARATHON

Next stops along the route are the shopping areas of Auburndale Center and New Cut Marketplace where you can shop the stores and eat at one of our local restaurants.  The Fairdale Library
with its state of the art architecture and green initiatives offers large screen computers, children and teen areas and lots of little nooks to curl up and read a book.  Spend the day learning    about our South End treasures and have some healthy activity along the way!

**Brought to you by Neighborhood Development Funds of Council Members Vicki Aubrey Welch, Rick Blackwell, Marianne Butler, Bob Henderson, Dan Johnson and David Yates.

TIPS FOR A TROLLEY "FIRST-TIMER"

Here is what you need to know to ride the TROLLEY.

Find out when and where to catch the trolley:
Check out the Routes &
Schedules section of this Web site, or dial 585-1234, TTY 587-8255,

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 trolleyes do not stop traffic; never walk in front of
the trolley into the street. Wait until traffic has cleared before crossing the
street.

Lost and Found:
Call TARC's Lost and Found at 561-5157, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Friday,
or Saturdays 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. and we will attempt to locate your item.

If you live too far to walk to the trolley: - the amphitheater lot
Park 'n' TARC lots are located at many easily accessible places, like churches
and shopping centers. Drive your car to the lot, park it, and hop on board at
the trolley stop. For more information on Park 'n' TARC lots, call the TARC
Customer Service Center at 585-1234 or click here to view Park 'n' TARC locations
nearest you.

If you use a wheelchair or other mobility device:
All trolleyes are wheelchair accessible and can “kneel down” or lower the
steps, if you have difficulty stepping into the trolley.

The seats near the front of the trolley are reserved for older or disabled
passengers. The driver may ask riders to change seats to allow those in need to
have these seats. There are also areas in the front of the trolley where a
wheelchair can be secured. The driver will help you with this when boarding.

Be a safe and courteous rider:
Smoking, eating, drinking and carrying a weapon are prohibited on the trolley.
Use electronics with headphones only, loud noise is a distraction for the
driver. Clean up after yourself and use the trash receptacle at the front of
the trolley.

Need more help?
Contact TARC at 561-5112 to learn more about group and individual Travel
Training opportunities. jgrantz@ridetarc.org

 

THE NEW CUT CORRIDOR NEIGHBORHOODS

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
and a northbound road leading to other attractions including U of L and Churchill Downs.

SPEND A DAY AT THE "FAIR"

For an experience pleasing to the mind and eye

 

 

WE'LL BE RETURNING APRIL 27

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

HERE ARE BUT A FEW OF OUR LOCALLY OWNED BUSINESSES

Fairdale

LeLe's Boutique     Fairdale Florist & Floral Grind     Cardinal TV & Electronics

Fat Daddy's Pizza     Shack in the Back BBQ     Fairdale Hardware,

Dine N Mart - hair salon and jewelry

Iroquois

Sister Bean's Coffee House     Jimbo"s BBQ     Rubbies BBQ & Brew

Phelp's Hardware

Beechmont

Sunergos Coffee     The Mane Attraction

 Auburndale

    Tuscany Restaurant     First String Grill & Pub

Southern Island Tan     Swag's Sports Shoes     Mister G's Liquors

 

 

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DECEMBER EVENTS

JEFFERSON MEMORIAL FOREST

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

Welcome Center Holiday Open House
Saturday, December 1, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm
Wrap up your Christmas shopping for the outdoor enthusiasts on your list! Light refreshments, holiday music and a cozy fire make browsing our gift shop a seasonal delight. Bring the little ones for a make and take craft, face time with a Forest education animal and a visit with our special guest – Santa!

 

Volunteer Land Steward Project Day
Wednesday, December 5, 9:00 am – see December 1 for description

Volunteer Forest Trail Team Project Day
Saturday, December 8, 9:00 am
Help our Trail Team volunteers maintain the wonderful trail system in the Forest. Activities vary but could include using hand tools to cut limbs, addressing erosion issues, trail structure repair or patrolling. Closed-toe shoes are required. Water, gloves, tools & instructions are provided. Meet at the Forest Welcome Center.

 

Volunteer Land Steward Project Day
Saturday, December 12, 9:00 am – see December 1 for description

 

Guided Hike: To Be Determined
Saturday, December 15, 9:00 am
Meet your friends at the Welcome Center before heading out for a winter’s hike. The trail will be determined by weather and popular vote. Trained volunteer Naturalists will be with you every step of the way to assure you don’t miss a bit of winter wonder! Afterward, warm up with a cup of cocoa by the fire. Dogs must be on leashes. Each dog will receive a free sample of Milkbone Trail Mix for Dogs, while quantities last.. Fee: FREE

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AUBURNDALE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION

2012 Old Fashioned HOLIDAY PARTY

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18^TH

6:00 – 8:00 pm

SANTA’S VISIT

6:30 – 7:30

 KENWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

 BRING FINGER FOODS & DEsSERTS

FELLOWSHIP, FUN AND GREAT MEMORIES

 

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NEW CUT ROAD AREA CHURCHES AND HOUSES OF WORSHIP

 Antioch Community Church  5007 Southside Dr

 Auburndale Baptist Church  5590 Bruce Ave

 Beechmont Baptist Church  4574 S 3rd St

 Beechmont Church of God  162 Ottowa Ave

 Beechmont Presbyterian Church  417 W Ashland Ave

 Cardinal Hill Baptist 7901 St Anthony Church Rd

 Carlisle Ave Baptist Church 3548 Taylor Blvd

 Epiphany UMC 7032 Southside Dr

 Epworth UMC 919 Palatka RD

 Evangelical Church Winning All 5007 Southside Dr

Faith Lutheran Church  7635 Old 3rd St Rd

 First Vietnamese Baptist Church  7259 Southside Dr

 Grace Community Church  7300 National Turnpike

 Hazelwood Baptist Church 4201 Taylor Blvd

 Holy Name Catholic Church  2914 S 3rd St

 Iroquois Presbyterian Church  970 Palatka Rd

 Jewish & St. Mary's Health Services  1850 Bluegrass Ave

 Kenwood Baptist Church  6603 S 3rd 5t

 Kenwood Church of Christ  5424 Bruce Ave

 Kenwood Heights Christian Church  5620 New Cut Rd

 Larchmont Church of God  3134 Taylor Blvd

 Lynnhurst UCC  4401 Taylor Blvd

 Most Blessed Sacrament  4335 Hazelwood Ave

 New Beginning Baptist Church  1060 Lynnhurst Ave

 New Heights Baptist Church  7315 Southside Or

 Open Door Community Fellowship  3938 Southern Pkwy

 Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church  5505 New Cut Rd

 Parkwood Baptist Church  7009 Manslick Rd

 Resurrection Episcopal Church  4100 Southem Pky

 River City Worship Center  7515 Old 3rd St Rd

 South End Church of Christ  4001 Taylor Blvd

 South Louisville 7th Day Adventist Church  7319 Southside Dr

 South Louisville Christian Church  3845 Southem Pkwy

 South Louisville Seventh Day Adventist Church 7317 Southside Dr

 St James Church  3535 Taylor Blvd

 St John Vlanney Church  4839 Southside Dr

 St Mark Lutheran Church  7153 Southside Dr

 St Simon Jude  4335 Hazelwood Ave

 St Mark's Parish  7103 Austinwood Rd

 St Thomas More  6105 S 3rd St

 Victory Memorial Baptist Church  3805 Southem Pkwy

 Vietnamese Buddhist Assoc  4600 S 6th St

 Zion Hope Baptist  1401 Bluegrass Ave

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