Santa and me at our 2011 Christmas Party held on 12/17/2011 at the Boys and    Girls Club. 

Guests at the Christmas Party enjoying snacks and conversation before Santa's arrival .                                                                                                                                                      See videos at:  youtube.com/user/eagleeyes621      

Eagle Eyes is a neighborhood organization started in October 2006 for protection, beautification, improvement, and fun for all the neighborhoods in Manchester, New Hampshire and surrounding cities.

Santa on his rocking chair taking a break from his busy schedule.

      LAKE AVE NEWS JAN. 2012 FEB. 2012                                                                Our Newsletter is sponsored by:                                                                                                                              

 See "About Us" for Computer information and help.

See page 2 for information about our Arts Panel Project.                                         IF YOU CAN MAKE A DONATION OF ANY AMOUNT PLEASE CALL US. THANK YOU.

Burr cold, and yet still no snow.

Our Christmas party was a super success. We had lots of goodies of all sorts. Santa came and gave out presents. Over 140 people came. All the childern where very well behaved.

Our party was dedicated to Adam Curtis. A twelve year old young boy who is now in heaven.

Thank you to Hanafords, Shaws and Stop and Shop; and thank you to Susan's Jewelry for all of TheIr support over the year.

Thank's to everyone who brought goodies, canned goods; who helped oraganize and decorate for the party. Thanks to Deb and her daughter for handing out the presents. That's the hardest job of all. Thankyou to Peg and hubby for the Christmas Tree and helping to keep an eye on the Cafeteria and cleaning up. Thank you Lyn for the hats and mittens--they went quickly.Thank you Dei for the soap, it's nice; and thanks to John and Ginger for the videos and pictures.

A great big thank you to Toys for Tots for their help with Santa's toys.

We have some good ideas rolling around for the spring. Wow! spring is coming. So stay tuned. Our next newsletter will be for March and April. Meanwhile, we will be looking for places for our artists to be working on next Spring. If you have a wall (indoor or out) that you would like to have a mural painted on, please contact us. We will have Anthony, our Arts Project Supervisor, get back to you.

For now stay warm and tosty and we hope 2012 is filled with joy, love and great blessings.

 My husband John fixes computers too. He is very inexpensive and knows lots. If you have a broken down one or it just doesn't work right give him a call. 603-641-2945

If you have any items you need or want to give away let us know we will add it to our newsletter. You will be responsible for picking it up

Manchester Police Chief, David Mara, is holding a community meeting regarding recent burglaries and thefts on January 19th at 7;00PM at the P.A.L. Building 411 Beech St., Manchester. If you plan to attend contact Officer Mark Ampuja at 603-668-8711ex354.

Winter Safty Tips List from the Manchester P.D.

1. Be aware of where your purse and wallet are while shopping. Pickpockets and shoplifters are always out there.

2. Avoid carrying large amounts of cash.

3. If you have to carry cash keep it in your pocket; not your purse or wallet.

4. If you buy big ticket items (computers or TVs) don't put the box outside where it can be seen in the trash.

5. Don't shop alone. Shop with someone else and watch eatch other's goods.

7. If you go out of town; have someone take in your mail and shovel your walkway.

8. Notify the Post Office, UPS and Fedx if you're out of town. Tell them to hold your mail and packeges until you return.

9. Be careful who you talk to about going out of town. Only tell friends and family.

Our Mission Statement:

We, the "Eagle Eyes" of Manchester are a group of neighbors and friends centered in the Lake Ave. area of Manchester who are committed to improving the quality of life in our neighborhood. We are a volunteer and non-profit organization willing and eager to cooperate with any and all city agencies to attain our goal through crime watches and awareness: public outreach, beautification efforts and the utmost safety of all those to whom we reach out. We encourage the participation of all other like-minded individuals regardless of their georgraphical location in New Hampshire, political affilliations or office held. We, as a group are in agreement that "No efforts based on good intentions are fruitless", and that even the smallest example of progress is a net gain to all. We have gathered as a group in the wake of a tragedy, and dedicate our efforts to the legacy of Officer Michael Briggs, to whom the city of Manchester owes a debt of gratitude. So help us God

This site is dedicated to Officer Michael Briggs; who died in the line of duty October 17, 2006

Our group was born out of this tragedy to show that our communities can come forward and take a stand with strength, determination, and goodness. We will continue this journey and where ever it takes us we will be there. We have achieved much greatness in everything that we have done and will do. Be proud of yourselves.

 email us at gobzuk@earthlink.net or call641-2945

Cheryl Mitchell: Director and Founder

Anthony Williams: Arts Project Director/Staff member

Lance/ spray paint artist

John Mitchell: Web Site Manager

Joe Labbe: Staff Member / Neighbor

Deb Curtin and daughters/Staff Member and artist

Officer Mark Ampuja  M.P.D

Officer Linstad M.P.D.

Dei Xhrist/Staff member and neighbor

Mr.Osborne/ Neighbor and  our Alderman/and Mrs. Osborne

Peg Lipin/Artist and Staff Member

Steve/ Staff member and neighbor