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Fun at ENA Spring Celebration & Easter Egg Hunt!

Fun at ENA Spring Celebration & Easter Egg Hunt!

April 19, 2025 Amy Martin

Kids scrambled over the ground after colorful eggs. Parents hunted in high places for the golden eggs with gift certificates inside. Buntinis and homemade cookies were eagerly consumed. Plants were bought. Children anticipated when their cone of freshly spun cotton candy was ready. A grand time was had by all!…

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Where Do Your Recyclables Go?

Where Do Your Recyclables Go?

April 19, 2025 Amy Martin

Here’s your answer: FCC Environmental Services. The recycling facility recycles 96% of materials received! But some materials are rejected before reaching the facility because they are bagged or too contaminated with materials unable to be recycled by the local system, such as film plastic, Styrofoam, and organic matter. Recycle —…

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Eastwood Happy Hour Sip-and-Save Plant Sale – April 23 Wed

Eastwood Happy Hour Sip-and-Save Plant Sale – April 23 Wed

April 17, 2025 Amy Martin

The entry garden is coming along nicely under the guidance of Sharon Holmes. The garden design is being re-imagined with shorter, easier-to-maintain plants with more color. At the last plant sale, we raised enough to cover our plant bill from the Texas Discovery Garden’s native plant sale to augment perennials…

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Buy Eastwood-Grown Plants & Raise Funds for Entry Garden

Buy Eastwood-Grown Plants & Raise Funds for Entry Garden

April 9, 2025 Amy Martin

The entry garden is undergoing a renaissance! Volunteers cleared out the overgrown foliage and excavated the sunken edging. Yay Sharon Holmes especially! The city parks department stepped up and fixed the water main and sprinklers. All systems go! The garden design is being re-imagined with shorter, easier-to-maintain plants with more…

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Eastwood Spring Celebration w Easter Egg Hunt – April 12 Sat

Eastwood Spring Celebration w Easter Egg Hunt – April 12 Sat

March 10, 2025 Amy Martin

Eastwood Spring Celebration w Easter Egg HuntSaturday April 12 from 2 to 4 pmDixon Branch Greenbelt Park aka Playground Park 10305 Lippitt at Sinclair Everyone is invited to come to the park and celebrate with us Eastwood Spring Celebration. Come for the Easter Egg Hunts at 2:15 pm, first for…

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Eastwood Riparian Restoration Day – March 22 Sat

Eastwood Riparian Restoration Day – March 22 Sat

March 10, 2025 Amy Martin

Eastwood Riparian Restoration Day The goal: Make the greenbelt riparian woods trails sing again! Wear sturdy footwear (no flipflops or Crocs) and work gloves. Long-pants preferred; overshirt suggested. Bring loppers, clippers, and shears.  If you would like to get on the Eastwood Riparian list, send your email here. What’s an…

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Spring Equinox Dixon Branch Greenbelt Walk – March 19 Wed.

Spring Equinox Dixon Branch Greenbelt Walk – March 19 Wed.

March 10, 2025 Amy Martin

Spring Equinox Dixon Branch Greenbelt Walk March 19 Wed.  – 6:30 to 7:30 pm (sunset 7:38 pm) Gather on Creekmere between Sylvania and Overglen Celebrate Spring Equinox with Amy Martin, author of Wild DFW: Explore the Amazing Nature Around Dallas-Fort Worth, a long-time Eastwood resident. She is known for leading…

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What’s an invasive species in Eastwood and why should you care?

What’s an invasive species in Eastwood and why should you care?

March 2, 2025 Amy Martin

National Invasive Species Awareness Week has come to a close. In Eastwood, what is an invasive species and why should you care? They’re green, right, and green is good?  An invasive is a plant not native to the area. Lacking the usual predators and diseases of its original home, it…

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Perking up the Playground Plants

Perking up the Playground Plants

February 27, 2025 Amy Martin

The newly rejuvenated Eastwood Riparians met for a workday led by Michael Parkey at the Dixon Branch Greenbelt Park on Lippitt. Check out what they did! The main focus was on the reforestation area and pollinator garden near the picnic table on the mound. A giant tree had fallen there…

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New Look for Entry Garden on the Way

New Look for Entry Garden on the Way

February 20, 2025 Amy Martin

Notice how much better the entry garden at Peavy and Creekmere is looking? It’s only just begun with Scott Clemons spearheading the effort. We have a few volunteers helping him. It’s a team! If you’d like to join them, send your email here. At the first session, Scott cleared out…

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Come beautify the greenbelt!

Come beautify the greenbelt!

February 20, 2025 Amy Martin

Eastwood Riparian Restoration Days If you would like to get on the Eastwood Riparian list, send your email here. We will maintain the area where reforestation and establishment of native vegetation began several years ago. We will also plan maintenance of the natural wooded edges of the playground area. More…

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Happy Holidays Eastwood!

Happy Holidays Eastwood!

December 23, 2024 ENA

Your Eastwood Neighborhood Association Board of Directors sends the warmest holiday wishes to you and yours during this beautiful season. And may you enjoy all that is merry and bright in the new year ahead.

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