2nd Annual North Ridge Lights Night Walk Called A Success

Nearly 50 North Ridge neighbors, not including two labs, participated in the 2nd Annual North Ridge Lights Night Walk tonight, which included a hot chocolate and cookies social.

Meeting on the corner of Skyline and Regal View Drives at 7 p.m., the North Ridge neighbors took an evening stroll to the sounds of holiday tunes. Jodi Morrow, the event's organizer, mapped out the walk which took the group through North Ridge into Cross Creek and then back into North Ridge. The walk was estimated to be about 2 miles.

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During the walk, the North Ridge neighbors enjoyed the wonderful decorations throughout the neighborhood. Many agreed that the houses near the corner of Skyline and Summit View Drives were the best decorated.

Near the end of the walk, hot chocolate, coffee, and cookies were served at the Shimandles house on Summit View.

North Ridge Buzz thanks Jodi Morrow and the Shimandles for their efforts in making the 2nd Annual North Ridge Lights Night Walk a success.



(Photo captions: Top, Jodi Morrow, who organized the 2nd Annual North Ridge Lights Night Walk, points to one of the best decorated houses in the neighborhood. Middle, North Ridge neighbors gather at the corner of Skyline and Regal View Drives. Botton, North Ridge neighbors take a break from the walk to enjoy hot chocolate and cookies at the Shimandles.)