Actually many Lenexa residents would prefer not to have hear the train whistles, especially at 4 or 5 in the morning. Suburban legend has it that the oft-amplified noise is not so much caused by thermal and other natural gradients in the air, but by a particular engineer resentful about having to pull a mile…
by Dennis McLaughlin More than in years past, it appears Greystone “Southers’ have really put some effort into preparing their yards for springtime. Maybe it was the long drawn out winter that inspired everyone to get outdoors on that rare occasion when temperatures crept up over 32 degrees. Anyway, keep up the good work. Come…
by Dennis McLaughlin The next (and last) yard waste pick up for the winter is Monday March 12. Regular weekly yard waste pickup then resumes on April 2. Annual Curbside Large Item Pickup takes place Saturday June 9. You should have what you want removed on the curb by 7 am that morning. FYI: Items…
by Dennis McLaughlin Newly elected and appointed Lenexa City Councilmen Dan Roh and Corey Hunt have accepted an invitation to attend our GESHA Annual Meeting this Monday evening, 7 pm, February 5. The meeting will come to order at the Church of the Nazarene at the corner of 87th Street Parkway and Rosehill. Besides our…
by Dennis McLaughlin Long time Greystone Estates South resident Bob Deady makes the point that “HOA’s get a bad rap sometimes.” He supports that statement with the story of a notable accomplishment by the GESHA Board when he was president: “It is hard to realize that it has been 12 years since the officers of…
By Dennis McLaughlin Annual Meeting GESHA’s Annual Meeting will take place Monday, February 5, 2018, 7 pm – 9 pm. It will held at the Church of the Nazarene at the corner of 87th Street Parkway and Rosehill. Where it has been for the last several years. A mailed notice will arrive any day. I…
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By Dennis McLaughlin It’s been a minute (okay, a couple of months) since Greystone Estates South’s website went dark. But the neighborhood is back online, and I’ll try to toe the line more diligently to keep you posted on what is going on and when. For starters, one of the biggest things that did not…