Neighborhood News
Declutter Day - Yard Sale - 'Landscape Design & Our Community' - Kites Over The Bay
Operation Clean Sweep - March Madness Happy Hour - Hibernation Happy Hour
George Washington Statue Dedication - Skate the Bay
Luminaries - Holiday Decorating Contest - Holiday Sing-along
Mid Century Presentation
Operation Clean Sweep - March Madness Happy Hour - Hibernation Happy Hour
George Washington Statue Dedication - Skate the Bay
Luminaries - Holiday Decorating Contest - Holiday Sing-along
Mid Century Presentation
Millers Bay Neighborhood Declutter Day
Join your neighbors for this ONE DAY EVENT!
Saturday, June 22, 2019
Here are some ways to declutter:
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Have a Yard Sale: Our neighborhood Yard Sale begins at 8:00 AM and runs until 3:00 PM. Please sign up below.
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Pack up your treasures to donate: St Vincent de Paul will pick up donations until 11:30 AM at E. Cook Elementary School.
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Find your unusable stuff and take it to E. Cook: A dumpster will be located in the E. Cook School parking lot from 7:30 AM until 3 PM for Millers Bay Neighborhood residents only.
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Millers Bay Neighborhood Yard Sale Locations
Cliffview Drive
1700 Miscellaneous home items - wreaths, holiday items, decorating items, lighting fixtures, cookie molds,
antique miners locker, glassware, and other goodies
1750 Assorted treasures for sale.
Doemel Street
1522 Assorted treasures for sale.
1523 Assorted treasures for sale
1633 Wood doll house, Lawn mower, 30 cup coffee maker, cordless trimmer/edger, bread machine, 2 sets golf clubs (one women’s & one men’s), Kirby vacuum with attachments and other miscellaneous items.
1732 Luggage, Men’s Clothing M-XL, Glider/Rocker Chair, Glass topped desk w/wheels, Assorted furniture, Bench w/storage, shelves, Christmas Trees 4 ½ ‘, 7’, GE Gas Cooktop, String trimmer, Tv and DVD player32 GB 3rd Gen iPod Touch.
Hazel Street
1424 Antique glassware, tools, hunting equipment, Green Bay packer items (signed helmet), Christmas items and suitcases. Electric wheelchair, Electric scooter, handicapped equipment. Everything must go.
Hickory Street
1708 Clothes from all sizes for adults and kids, household, furniture, lots of children's toys, shoes, winter coats, and much more
Huron Court
1260 Bunk beds, cord organ, mattresses
Lawndale Street
1300 Assorted treasures for sale.
1324 Dolls, child's all wood rocker; large. Pair of lithographs; wolves~ from Foxley's.
An unusual, Christmas or all-year artificial tree. Wicker desk and chair; vintage. five foot tall Christmas bear~ dances in place. Wood box. Dresser, five feet long, seven drawers; mid-century modern. Standard Queen/full bed frame. Quality picture frames. Other household stuff.
Menominee Drive
1430 Amana Microwave; range hood; 3500 watt generator; round, wooden picnic table; lawn dethatcher; birdbath; sun umbrella; household items
1810 Assorted treasures for sale.
East Nevada Avenue
1405 Antique school desks, firestarters, clothing, entertainment center, kitchen items, and toys.Cookies and more for sale at this location!
Northpoint Street
1638 Baseball bobble-heads, clothing (women’s, boys 6-8, and some girls), home decor, books, kids toys, board games, and other miscellaneous goods. We’ll also be selling refreshing lemonade!
White Swan Drive
1575 We will be out for only two hours, 8am to 10am. We will have some free random boards/lumber. Things priced to sell include an electric lawn mower ($20), electric weed whacker ($5), wood hamper ($3), small chest ($10), two metal bed frames (one is adjustable between queen/king for $8 and the other is a full for $5), and large-ish planting pots ($2-$5).
1720 14ft fishing boat with 30hp motor, 18 in girl doll furniture and accessories, Boy 0-9 month clothes, Boy 5/6 and 8/12, Girls 4t, 5t 10/12, 14/16, Men’s dress clothes, Coach purses, Eddie Bauer stroller/ car seat set, and much more
1700 Miscellaneous home items - wreaths, holiday items, decorating items, lighting fixtures, cookie molds,
antique miners locker, glassware, and other goodies
1750 Assorted treasures for sale.
Doemel Street
1522 Assorted treasures for sale.
1523 Assorted treasures for sale
1633 Wood doll house, Lawn mower, 30 cup coffee maker, cordless trimmer/edger, bread machine, 2 sets golf clubs (one women’s & one men’s), Kirby vacuum with attachments and other miscellaneous items.
1732 Luggage, Men’s Clothing M-XL, Glider/Rocker Chair, Glass topped desk w/wheels, Assorted furniture, Bench w/storage, shelves, Christmas Trees 4 ½ ‘, 7’, GE Gas Cooktop, String trimmer, Tv and DVD player32 GB 3rd Gen iPod Touch.
Hazel Street
1424 Antique glassware, tools, hunting equipment, Green Bay packer items (signed helmet), Christmas items and suitcases. Electric wheelchair, Electric scooter, handicapped equipment. Everything must go.
Hickory Street
1708 Clothes from all sizes for adults and kids, household, furniture, lots of children's toys, shoes, winter coats, and much more
Huron Court
1260 Bunk beds, cord organ, mattresses
Lawndale Street
1300 Assorted treasures for sale.
1324 Dolls, child's all wood rocker; large. Pair of lithographs; wolves~ from Foxley's.
An unusual, Christmas or all-year artificial tree. Wicker desk and chair; vintage. five foot tall Christmas bear~ dances in place. Wood box. Dresser, five feet long, seven drawers; mid-century modern. Standard Queen/full bed frame. Quality picture frames. Other household stuff.
Menominee Drive
1430 Amana Microwave; range hood; 3500 watt generator; round, wooden picnic table; lawn dethatcher; birdbath; sun umbrella; household items
1810 Assorted treasures for sale.
East Nevada Avenue
1405 Antique school desks, firestarters, clothing, entertainment center, kitchen items, and toys.Cookies and more for sale at this location!
Northpoint Street
1638 Baseball bobble-heads, clothing (women’s, boys 6-8, and some girls), home decor, books, kids toys, board games, and other miscellaneous goods. We’ll also be selling refreshing lemonade!
White Swan Drive
1575 We will be out for only two hours, 8am to 10am. We will have some free random boards/lumber. Things priced to sell include an electric lawn mower ($20), electric weed whacker ($5), wood hamper ($3), small chest ($10), two metal bed frames (one is adjustable between queen/king for $8 and the other is a full for $5), and large-ish planting pots ($2-$5).
1720 14ft fishing boat with 30hp motor, 18 in girl doll furniture and accessories, Boy 0-9 month clothes, Boy 5/6 and 8/12, Girls 4t, 5t 10/12, 14/16, Men’s dress clothes, Coach purses, Eddie Bauer stroller/ car seat set, and much more
'Landscape Design & Our Community'
Sponsored by the Millers Bay Neighborhood Association Board and Streetscape Committee
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Saturday, May 18th
Emmeline Cook Elementary School |
It was great seeing many of you at the annual meeting. Alex Thill gave a wonderful presentation on “strategies for creating a cohesive neighborhood landscape.” If you missed it, please see the video of the presentation below. You can download the PDF of the presentation here: https://docdro.id/JRRHhCp. On the last two pages there are several resources for those looking for landscaping ideas.
We also discussed the many accomplishments of our various committees over the past year, and you can see a summary of those accomplishments below. Thank you very much to everyone who shared their talents this year, it is inspiring and appreciated. If you would like to get involved, want to learn more about the association, or have an idea, please reach out to us by replying to this e-mail. We want to hear from everyone!
Finally, we thanked Patty Lorfeld for her years of enthusiastic service, and welcomed two new members to our Board of Directors: Anne Ruby and Mushe Subulwa. Anne and Mushe are both enthusiastic about Millers Bay and we are thrilled to have them step up to serve. If you have not met them I encourage you to chat them up at our next event, they are great.
As always, stay tuned for more updates, and follow us on Facebook to get the latest information.
Mike Ford
MBNA President
P.S. Mark down June 22nd on your calendars. The 22nd will be a neighborhood day featuring a dumpster, and a chance to donate items to St. Vincent de Paul.
We also discussed the many accomplishments of our various committees over the past year, and you can see a summary of those accomplishments below. Thank you very much to everyone who shared their talents this year, it is inspiring and appreciated. If you would like to get involved, want to learn more about the association, or have an idea, please reach out to us by replying to this e-mail. We want to hear from everyone!
Finally, we thanked Patty Lorfeld for her years of enthusiastic service, and welcomed two new members to our Board of Directors: Anne Ruby and Mushe Subulwa. Anne and Mushe are both enthusiastic about Millers Bay and we are thrilled to have them step up to serve. If you have not met them I encourage you to chat them up at our next event, they are great.
As always, stay tuned for more updates, and follow us on Facebook to get the latest information.
Mike Ford
MBNA President
P.S. Mark down June 22nd on your calendars. The 22nd will be a neighborhood day featuring a dumpster, and a chance to donate items to St. Vincent de Paul.
Kites Over The Bay
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Saturday, May 4th
Menominee Drive at Lawndale Street |
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It was great to see so many kites take to the sky. Thank you to Bob Mazza and his crew from HobbyTown USA and to OshPop Gourmet Popcorn. Congratulations to the two lucky winners who took home brand new kites.
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Thank you to HobbyTown USA - Oshkosh and OshPop Gourmet Popcorn for their generous donations to our event.
Abbreviated Operation Clean Sweep
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Saturday, April 27th
Menominee Drive at Nevada Avenue |
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Thanks to everyone who helped clean up our neighborhood.
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State of the City 2019
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Monday, March 20th
Oshkosh Convention Center |
Our Neighborhood Association was recognized at the annual State of the City address on Monday, March 18th. We were presented with the Neighborhood Association Volunteerism Recognition award by Greater Oshkosh Healthy Neighborhoods Inc.
This award goes to the neighborhood association with the most volunteer hours over the previous year, and serves as a reminder that our membership’s commitment to the neighborhood is recognized and admired across Oshkosh.
Thank you to everyone! It's the board members, committee members, and all those who were willing to give their time and participate in our neighborhood events that earned this award.
Michael Ford - Millers Bay Neighborhood Association President
Neighborhood Calendar
All events subject to change
March Madness Happy Hour
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Tuesday, March 26th, 2019
Fletch’s Local Tap House |
It was great to see so many neighbors at our March Madness Happy Hour
Hibernation Happy Hour
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Tuesday, February 26th, 2019
Karmali's Bar & Grill |
Thanks to everyone who braved the ice and snow to make it to our Hibernation Happy Hour
George Washington Monument
Marker Dedication & Wreath Laying
Presented by the Wisconsin Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Friday February 22, 2019
Photos courtesy of Oshkosh Mayor Steve Cummings
Skate the Bay 2019
Sponsored by the Social Committee and Dr. Eric's Skate Club
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Sunday, February 17th, 2019
New York Avenue Fishing Pier |
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It may have been cold but everyone had a great time skating the bay and enjoying hot chocolate and cookies by the fire. Thank you to Dr. Eric’s Skate Club for partnering with our neighborhood and everyone else who made this event possible. We can’t wait until next year!
Christmas Eve Luminaries
Sponsored by the Beautification and Social Committees
Thank you to everyone who helped set up the luminaries. It was great to hear so many people in our neighborhood and community enjoyed our luminaries. We hope this is the start of an annual tradition.
Holiday Decorating Contest
Sponsored by the Beautification Committee
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2018
Decorating Contest Winners |
The 7th Annual Millers Bay Neighborhood Holiday Decorating Contest winners are:
Best Front Door : Mary Hertel 1690 Cliffview Drive
A Touch of Class : Mike and Tina Lohoff 1615 White Swan Drive
Anything Goes : Chris and Heather Stuedemann 1906 Menominee Drive
A Touch of Class : Mike and Tina Lohoff 1615 White Swan Drive
Anything Goes : Chris and Heather Stuedemann 1906 Menominee Drive
Congratulations to all the winners who received a $50 Chamber of Commerce gift certificate. Thank you to the community members that helped judge this years competition.
Holiday Sing-along
Sponsored by the Social Committee
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Sunday, December 9th, 2018
Eden Brook of Oshkosh |
Thank you to all the neighbors who joined us for our
annual sing-along at Edenbrook
Our Mid Century Neighborhood
Thank you to everyone who attended our presentation of “Our Mid Century Neighborhood” on November 10th, 2018. Specials thanks to the Millers Bay Neighborhood Association Streetscape and Beautification committees for their hard work planning the event and to the Social committee for their support.
Presentation Video
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Part One
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Part Two
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The Millers Bay Neighborhood Association is part of
Neighborhood Volunteer Opportunities
Millers Bay Neighborhood Association’s committees are always looking for fresh ideas and new volunteers. We welcome more members to all our committees.
Beautification - Grievance - Member Services - Safety - Social
Please email info@millersbayneighborhood.org to join a committee.
Please email info@millersbayneighborhood.org to join a committee.
Neighborhood Police and Fire Contacts
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Officer R. Kraemer
Neighborhood Officer, Oshkosh Police Dept. phone: 920-236-5700 cell: 920-252-0216 email: rkraemer@ci.oshkosh.wi.us website: http://www.oshkoshpd.com/ facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Oshkosh-Police-Department-373400751611/ |
John Holland
Public Educator, Oshkosh Fire Dept. phone: 920-236-5240 phone: 920-236-5249 email: jholland@ci.oshkosh.wi.us website: www.oshkoshfd.com facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Oshkosh-Fire-Department-136848203049526/ |
