About Us

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The Brookfield Heritage Neighborhood in East Lansing, Michigan is a beautiful place to live. With approximately 100 homes, our streets are lined with elegant trees that provide a comforting shade to the neighborhood. The homes, built between 1920 and 1950, are largely owner-occupied in this friendly, safe neighborhood. The mature trees on our streets provide the perfect ambiance for our annual neighborhood picnic in September.

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Getting to the Art Festival During Construction

Submitted by Carl Lira on May 14, 2012 - 7:58pm

The city posted this article about changes in the layout and bus service to the art festival this weekend, May 19, 20, 2012. A very 'easy' to remember, any type url (click it):

http://www.cityofeastlansing.com/Home/Departments/Communications/MediaRoom/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/1119/East-Lansing-Art-Festival-Modified-Site-Layout-Road-and-Parking-Lot-Closures-Getting-to-the-Festival/

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East Lansing 49th Annual Arts Festival May 19, 20

More information at http://elartfest.com/

Thank You!

The Brookfield Heritage Neighborhood Association would like to thank Elsa and Walter Verdehr of Roseland Avenue and Marguerita and Phillip Croft of Maplewood Drive for their contributions toward the maintenance and replacement of the maple trees that line our streets and give the neighborhood its special character. The association is a Michign non-profit organization, and we appreciate these extra gifts!

April 2012

Newest Neighbor - Jack Henry Polleys

Jack Henry Polleys was born on November 4 to Will and Julie Polleys on Oakland. Welcome Jack!

New Neighbors

The neighborhood would like to welcome the following new neighbors:

240 Hagadorn, Heather and Nathan Robertson

185 Maplewood, David Betts

If you know of other new neighbors, please contact the webmaster.

 

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