by Amy Martin Eastwood Riparian Committee The landmark tree at Peavy and Lake Highlands, often referred to as the “Indian marker tree,” was visited by two of Dallas’ top arborists after being vandalized. The gist of their reports is: The tree lost around 50% of its canopy. Not much leafage…
by Michael Parkey, ASLA On Sunday April 23 (the day after Earth Day) at 1 pm we will take our annual Eastwood Wildflower Walk. Do you wonder what all those flowers are, but have never had time to learn their names? Take a short leisurely hike through the meadows…
The Eastwood Riparian Committee convened at the park last Sunday with two tasks: reduce poison ivy along the trail and clear a cedar tree which had fallen to block the trail. Stellar year for poison ivy, especially along the lush Woods & Wildflower and Hidden Meadow Trails. But Eastwood is…
Lots of folks showed up for the annual Eastwood Easter Egg Hunt, from babes in arms to seniors in strollers. The inflatable bounce house and obstacle course were busy the whole time. Being a warm day, the popsicles were perfect. While we waited for the egg hunting to begin, young…
by Amy Martin Oh no! Not again! Not that tree, not our tree, our beloved “Indian marker tree,” our landmark, our friend. The landmark leaning tree on Peavy just past Lake Highlands in the Dixon Branch greenbelt. For decades Eastlake residents have taken family pictures perched on the tree’s horizontal…
Sunday April 9 (week before Easter) 2:30 to 4:30 pm Playground Park (Lippit/Sylvania at Sinclair) 2:30 pm – Socializing & Activities 3 pm – Easter Egg Hunt 3:30 pm – Refreshments & Activities Join our family fun day at the park celebrating our neighborhood’s beauty and the renewal of spring….
Neighbors, It’s the time of year when the Eastwood Neighborhood Association asks you to join us. The ENA is a voluntary organization made up of neighbors like you. Your annual dues of $20 help to keep Eastwood safe, beautiful and fun. Like the Volunteers in Patrol (VIP) who check the streets and…