James DeSetfano and Cheryl Mitchell at The Adam Curtis Skate Park on March 9,2012. James is the relator who is trying to get the skate park covered with a steal frame building to make the park safer and cleaner for the kids to use.

A new future for the Skate Park.

Anthony Williams, Eagle Eyes'  Art Director, with the door mural he did last month at the Loudon Public Library.

                            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.

LAKE AVE NEWS  MARCH------APRIL 2012

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SALUTATIONS NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS:

THIS WINTER HAS BEEN GOOD TO US. NOT MUCH SNOW, AND JUST THINK SPRING IS AROUND THE CORNER. MAYBE WE CAN HAVE AN EASTER WITH ACTUAL EGG HUNTS OUTSIDE:)

OUR GROUP HAS BEEN IN  SEMI-HIBERNATION  FOR A COUPOLE OF MONTHS BUT WE'RE WAKING UP TO THE JOURNEY AHEAD.

 WE HAVE GOTTEN SOME GOOD NEWS ON THE SKATE PARK. JIM DESTEFANO CALLED ME TO DISCUSS WHAT HE WOULD LIKE TO DO TO THE PARK IF THE CITY AGREES. I WAS SO HAPPY THAT SOMEONE SEES WHAT I DO. POTENTIAL, AND A PLACE FOR KIDS TO GO IN THE INNER CITY TO HAVE FUN. HE WANTS TO MAKE A PARK THAT IS ENCLOSED, MAKE A STORE IN THE FRONT WHERE EQUIPMENT CAN BE BOUGHT, A CONSESSION STAND, AND EVERYONE WILL HAVE TO WEAR HELMETS OR THEY CAN NOT COME IN. THERE WILL BE A MEMBERSHIP AND FOR THOSE WHOM CAN NOT AFFORD IT WILL HAVE TO VOLUNTEER, OR GET A SCHOLARSHIP, MAYBE SHOW THAT THEY HAVE GOOD GRADES IN SCHOOL. I DO NOT HAVE ALL THE ANSWERS AND NEITHER DOES JIM YET BUT IT WILL BE WORKED ON. THERE WILL BE ADULTS FROM OPENING TO CLOSE AND IT WILL HAVE SECURITY CAMERAS. I AM SO STINKIN EXCITED I AM BUSTING AT THE SEAMS. I CAN'T WAIT FOR IT TO BEGIN.  I WANT TO SAY A GREAT  BIG THANK YOU TO JIM FOR SENDING US THIS BLESSING. I WAS SO HURT WHEN WE HAD TO WALK AWAY FROM THE PARK. NOW THERE IS HOPE TO SOMETHING I NEVER WOULD HAVE IMAGINED.

I HAVE ANOTHER PRESSING ISSUE THAT WAS BROUGHT TO MY ATTENTION BY THE ANIMAL SHELTER ON DUNBARTON ROAD: PRINCESS THE MIDDLE AGED PITBULL. SHE IS A BRINDLE AND A LOVING DOG. SHE HAS BEEN AT THE MANCHESTER ANIMAL SHELTER (DOG POUND) ON DUNBARTON ROAD FOR OVER A YEAR NOW. I MET HER WHEN SHE FIRST CAME IN. SHE HAD A LITTER OF PUPPIES BUT THEY WERE NOT WITH HER. SAD:( I NOTICED SHE HAD A FUNNY MUFFLED TYPE BARK WHEN SHE SAW ME. I FELL IN LOVE WITH HER. I HAVE FOUR RESCUES OF MY OWN AND KNOW I COULD NOT HANDLE ANOTHER DOG. I AM REACHING OUT TO EVERYONE IN THE COMMUNITY ON THIS ONE. PLEASE SOMEONE OUT THERE HAS  TO WANT HER AND GIVE HER THE LOVING HOME SHE DESERVES FOR THE REMAINDER OF HER YEARS. SHE IS GOOD WITH EVERYONE AND LOVES TO BE PETTED AND SHE LOVES TREATS. CALL THE MANCHESTER ANIMAL SHELTER AND SOMEONE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE GIVE HER  THE GOOD LOVING HOME SHE NEEDS.  THANK YOU.  6036283544 IS THE NUMBER TO CALL TO ASK ABOUT PRINCESS. TELL THEM CHERYL FROM EAGLE EYES SENT YOU.

This Princess needs a home! Dear Cheryl,   Princess has been with us such a long time, won't you please help us find her a home! Please forward, post, print out and share this link with all your friends and family members. Thank you, Manchester Animal Shelter and Princess
Friends of The Manchester Animal Shelter 490 Dunbarton Road

WE ARE HAVING A MEETING FOR THE COMMUNITY ON:

MARCH 20TH TUESDAY AT 6PM AT BEECH ST. SCHOOL

WE ENCOURAGE EVERYONE TO COME TO DISCUSS WHAT PROBLEMS YOU ARE HAVING IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD. GRAFITTI, GARBAGE, NEIGHBORS, OR WHATEVER YOU MIGHT BE HAVING A PROBLEM WITH. WE WILL DO WHAT WE CAN TO SOLVE SOME OF THESE PROBLEMS.

STAFF WILL STAY A LITTLE LATER TO SHARE IDEAS ON WHAT WE CAN DO THIS SPRING AND SUMMER TO IMPROVE OUR NEIGHBORHOODS.  

THANK YOU ALL FOR WHAT YOU DO AND HOW YOU DO IT. SINCERELY  CHERYL MITCHELL

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