Cape Story’s 53rd Annual 4th of July Parade/Brunch

Cape Story’s 53rd Annual 4th of July Parade/Brunch

Monday July 4th from 10am – Noon @ Cape Story Neighborhood & Park

(Rain Date – Most likely there will be NO rain date since Tuesday is a work day.  Notifications will be posted on www.capestory.org , Nextdoor.com, Facebook and emailed)

 PARADE THEME – May the 4th Be With You

This year’s parade and brunch will take place from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm (noon) on Monday July 4th.  The parade route will start on Beech at the bike path, proceed down Beech to Poinciana, follow Poinciana to Bayberry, turn left on Bayberry and end in the neighborhood park. All bike riders, floats and marchers need to line up for the parade between 9:30am – 9:45am.  Please be careful spilling out onto Shore Drive.  If you have to, line your float up in Food Lion’s parking lot and we will work you into the parade as it starts moving. 

As in past years, trophies will be given for Most Original, Most Patriotic and Best Theme.  The parade will be followed by a brunch in the park. There will also be biscuits, doughnuts, fruit and patriotic tunes. 

 As she has done in years past, an ice cream truck will also be provided courtesy of LYNN HUME, RE/MAX Allegiance.

 

2016’s 4th of July Parade Theme Winner is…May the 4th Be With You

The winner for 2016’s 4th of July Parade Theme is… May the 4th Be With You

Thank you to all those that voted.  The results were taken from the totals of all the individual IP address votes to maintain a one vote per device requirement.  All votes shown below.

Tally of Responses (1 per IP Address/Device)
Neighborhood Mascot 2
Other (type your theme below) 4
Endangered Animals 6
Here Comes the Revolution 6
Cats, Dogs and Volleyballs 11
Dream a Dream of Freedom 13
Cape Story in All Its Glory 15
May the 4th Be With You 20
Grand Total 77
Other Suggestions:
America, The Beautiful
Embrace America’s Diversity
Lets celebrate America the Beautiful.  Lord knows we need it!!!!!
Story of Cape Crusaders
Cape Story July 4th Parade Theme Winner:
May the 4th Be With You
Runners Up:
Cape Story in All Its Glory
Dream a Dream of Freedom

17th Annual Cape Story Spring Fling – Sunday May 17, 2014 from 4-7pm

17th Annual Cape Story Spring Fling
Sunday May 17, 2014
(rain date May 24th)
4:00 to 7:00 PM
in the Cape Story Neighborhood Park

 

Fun & Food for All Ages!!! – Come enjoy free hot dogs, hamburgers, chips and drinks (water & lemonade) all compliments of the Cape Story by the Sea Civic Association.  There will be a bounce house and plenty of games for the children and adults.  There will be a hula-hoop contest, sack races, basketball shooting contest, water balloon toss and more. Prizes will be awarded to the winners.

Snow cones and popcorn will be graciously provided by LYNN HUME, RE/MAX Allegiance and Bobby the Clown, Inc. will be providing face painting and balloon animals.

Remember to bring: a side dish (salads, fruit, deserts, etc.) to share, lawn chairs and sodas.

Volunteers and Coordinators are always welcomed to help out with this year’s event. If you’re interested in cooking, helping out with the games or decorating the park, please email the event chairman, Todd Solomon at todd@sdcc.info

CSBTS June 11th General Meeting Agenda

Click here for a printable version of the agenda JUNE 2012 CAPE STORY BY THE SEA

CAPE STORY BY THE SEA 

MONTHLY CIVIC ASSOCIATION MEETING

VIRGINIA BEACH RESORT HOTEL

2800 Shore Drive

Monday, June 11, 2012 at 7:30pm 

 

I.     Call to Order                                                       

II.   Minutes of May 2012 Meeting

III. Treasurers Report

IV. Officers Reports 

V.   Committee Reports

  • Clean Up & Beautification Committee—  June  before JULY 4th EVENTS
  •  Newsletter- SkipJack   SUMMER Issue– g.t.stover@cox.net-  SUMMER Issue
  • Military Partnership-  CSBTS continues to work with JEB-Ft.Story for military family support- 
  • Neighborhood Watch

VI .    Unfinished Business

  • www.longcreekwetlands.com – FUNDING
  • SPRING FLING – held on May 27th –rain date –Pick a theme for July 4th Parade  – Parade Theme  determined by votes:  RED, WHITE  & SCARY—in the tradition of the great Halloween events and pirate /tall ships of Cape Story-

VII.    New Business  

  • July 4th events- Mayor Sessoms-  will be our GRAND MARSHAL –

PARADE, BRUNCH, FIREWORKS-Volunteers needed – DONATIONS FOR FIRE WORKS-Mailing Sent- Sponsored by CAPE STORY BY THE SEA- Your Support buys the FIRE WORKS, fire marshals, permit as well as your trucks to transport shells over the dune atFirstLandingState Park

  • Oyster Roast Planning meetings – Committee chairs identified.  Location at O’Leary’s on Sunday, November 4, 2012- Tickets $30 in advance. Monthly planning meetings to continue for Oyster Roast.  Watch for emails
  • VBCCO –June 21 , 2012- Thursday-7PM Central Library

 Light Rail discussion to continue and the upcoming referendum to extend light rail toVirginia Beach. CapeStoryresidents may attend as guest.

  • SDCC –Monday , June 25,2012– 7:30PM  Check www.sdcc.info for current information on Everything you wanted to know about Shore Drive– CSBTS residents may attend as guests-  Delegate Chris Stolle guest speaker scheduled
  • CAPESTORY BY THE SEA 2012 MEMBERSHIP currently ___including Christmas Light winners. IF YOU LIVE IN CAPE STORY,   YOU can be a member for $10 (covers cost of newsletter, park expenses, food for Spring Fling & Santa & July 4thFILL OUT  APPLICATION – Membership Drive for 2012 – please fill out and send in to continue to receive CSBTS email. Please email emunden@aol.com if you are not receiving CSBTS emails (meeting agenda, events, and flyers).                            

VIII.               Adjourn

Marina Shores Marina Wetlands Hearing WITHDRAWN…..for now.

The application for expanded wetslips and a permanent dredge spoils transfer station has be WITHDRAWN.  See email excerpt from City below.

 
This is to advise you that the applicant’s agent has requested that the Joint Permit Application, (VB09-101) for Marina Shores Marina be withdrawn.  The project will be redesigned for a future submittal of a new Joint Permit Application.

Accordingly, this is to advise you that the application will not be considered by the Wetlands Board at the January 18, 2011 Wetlands Public Hearing.

Lonnie Warren
Coastal Zone Inspector
City of Virginia Beach
Environment and Sustainability Office

CAPE STORY CHRISTMAS LIGHT WINNERS 2010

Holiday LIGHTS WINNERS

Cape Story by the Sea – December, 2010

December 2010

 

MOST Lights 

2223 Maple Street          

 

BEST Bribe

2267 Walke Street

 

MOST Spirited

2732 Shore Drive

 

MOST Tasteful

     2200 Bayberry Street

 

MOST Original

          2244 Maple Street

 

MOST Traditional

2227 Maple Street

 

BEST Peace on Earth

2312 Walke Street

 

BEST Street Participation

            WALKE Street  64%

 

 

Honorable Mention

2215 Oak

2310 Oak

2235 Oak

2707 Poinciana

2223 A/B Beech

2212 Wake Forest

2122 Wake Forest

Cape Story’s 12th Annual Spring Fling

Similar to last year, we had to postpone the event one week due to weather.  But we had sunny skies on a Memorial Day weekend and a wonderful event that drew about 80 children and parents for the festivities.  Jared from Astro DJs kept the party shaking with cool tunes and special events.  DeeDee from Bobby the Clown Agency made great balloon animals and painted unique designs on many smiling faces.  All enjoyed hamburgers, hotdogs, and chips courtesy of the Civic Association.  Snow cones and popcorn where graciously provided by LYNN HUME, RE/MAX Allegiance.  Yummy desserts were also brought and shared by neighbors.    Kids of all ages had an out of this world time on the moonwalk, while others competed in various games to try to win gift certificates to AMC theatres.  The kids even managed to beat the adults in a tug-o-war match. 

Event winners were:

  • Hula Hoops – Mia Wallace
  • Belly Ball – Jenifer and Todd Solomon
  • Water Balloon Toss #1 – Rachel Reiss & Haley Reiss
  • Water Balloon Toss #2 – Chris Buca & Alley Wood
  • Sack Race #1 – Elizabeth & Emma Jennings
  • Sack Race #2 – Julian Molldow
  • Sack Race #3 – Brett Pendergast
  • Basket Ball Free Throw (7yr & under) – Mason Solomon
  • Basket Ball Free Throw (8yr & up) – Mack Barnes

 Additional Spring Fling Thank You!!!

Thanks to Patrick Slyer and Andy Baan for cooking up the burgers and dogs.  A special thanks goes to the few that support the many, Shirley Drye, Empsy Munden, Don Lawson, Brian Harrell, Gary Forrest and Jenifer Solomon for set-up, serving and clean-up.  And another big thank you to this year’s coordinator, Todd Solomon, for putting together a terrific event.

CHECK OUT THE PHOTOS on our Cape Story Shutter Fly Page.  Go to the Neighborhood Photos Tab on our Menu Bar.

Oak St Benefit Yard Sale 4/9 – 11

Here’s the new date for the CAPE STORY by the SEA  YARD SALE   to benefit CSBTS neighbors in need:

FRIDAY  10:00 a.m. TO 4:00 p.m. on APRIL 9TH, AND SATURDAY AND SUNDAY APRIL 10-11 th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 2215 Oak Street.

Janet Hollingsworth (contact info. below) will continue to except donations through this date. The response so far has been amazing.


As mentioned at the civic association meeting, we have a couple on Oak Street who are going through a very difficult time and could use our help. Jorge and Stephanie moved into our neighborhood about a year ago. Shortly after their arrival, Stephanie was diagnosed with cancer. Their health insurance from her job had lapsed during the move, and treatment was delayed. She is currently down to 75 lbs, and has a broken hip. She has to deal with a trachea tube and feeding tube, but is still fighting. 
 
Jorge is a master tiling contractor, but has had little opportunity to work because he is Stephanie’s primary care giver. 
 
Our neighbor Janet Hollingsworth at 2215 Oak Street is holding a yard sale fund raiser for them the last weekend in March (Saturday is the 27th)  DATE CHANGED DUE TO WEATHER . We would like to spread the word, and ask for any items that might be donated to help these neighbors. 
 
Janet’s contact information is: 
Janethollingsworth11@yahoo.com 
321-0921