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Written by John & Gail Cornelissen
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I have tall decorative grass that I will be dividing early this spring. I do not need any more, so if anyone is interested please give me a call at 339-2125. I can bring it to you when the weather starts warming and the ground thaws enough to dig it out. Unfortunately I can not give you the name of the grass as it was passed onto me by a friend. It does get about 5 feet tall with beautiful burnt orange, deep red plumes in the fall.
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Written by Scott Ross
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Do you have information that should be on the Shenandoah website? Any member of the Shenandoah Homeowner's Association can post articles on this site! To get started, just click the red "Register" button found in the left hand column, just under the username and password boxes.. The Register button will take you to the registration screen, where you'll be asked to provide basic information including your name, email address, and a preferred username and password. YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS IS SECURE AND WILL NOT BE USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE THAN REGISTRATION. Once you've filled in the required fields, click the "Send Registration" button to transmit your sign up to the site administrator. He will verify the information. Once you are verified, you can enter your username and password and login to the site. After you login, you will have access to the Members Only section, where you will be able to post articles. |
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Written by Scott Ross
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The Shenendoah Star newsletter and the annual neighborhood directory have always been safely delivered to your mailbox, but soon... |
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Written by Philip Kelly
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Good news! You do not have to visit myshenandoah.org to find the latest news and information about the Shenandoah Neighborhood. You can receive a notification when a new article is published. If you have an RSS reader (AKA Headline Viewer) on your PC, use the link at the end of this article to collect new Shenandoah articles and headlines automatically. |
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Written by carlene McNamara
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Look no more! I am a very responsible 16 year old female with realiable transportation living in the Shenandoah development. I am available to babysit most evenings, as well as weekends. I have been babysitting for 3 years now and love children. We will play games and do activities while I am there; you will not need to worry about your children or house while in my care. References will be provided upon request. Please call Hailey McNamara at 308-5223 |
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Written by Philip Kelly
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The speed limit on Swailes, west of Peters, is 55 mph, according to Jeff Poettinger of the Miami County Engineer's office. (But in Shenandoah, it REALLY IS 25 mph) |
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Written by Sue & Brian Meyer
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Many people are unaware of a serious threat to our beautiful ash trees. The Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) is an insect that was discovered in southeastern Michigan in 2002. It has decimated the ash trees there in just six years. |
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