Hamilton group that organizes neighborhoods to meet

The Highland Park neighborhood had a movie night in June, along with fun time for children, using a micro-grant from Hamilton’s 17Strong program. PROVIDED

The Highland Park neighborhood had a movie night in June, along with fun time for children, using a micro-grant from Hamilton’s 17Strong program. PROVIDED
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By Mike Rutledge
Oct 2, 2017
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Hamilton’s 17Strong Advisory Board, whose job it is to build strength of Hamilton’s 17 neighborhoods, will meet 6 p.m. Monday at Fairview Elementary School.

Several topics are scheduled to be discussed during the gathering at the school, whose address is 281 N. Fair Ave. Among them, Bryan Smucker is to be named a member of the board, representing the city’s suburban neighborhoods.

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Also to be discussed will be ways to raise the profile of 17Strong during the Oct. 13-15 Operation Pumpkin festival in the city.

Meetings usually last an hour, and anyone from any of the city’s neighborhoods is invited to attend, especially people who are interested in helping to strengthen Hamilton and the various areas of the city.

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