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
December 20 – Wetlands Board meeting. – Project to add commercial pier and to affect wetlands in CSBTS and Long Creek between CSBTS/CHS and Bay Island
Along Long Creek near Maple Street there is sign posted indicating a December 20, 2010 Wetlands Board meeting to:
I. Call to Order
II. Minutes June 2010 Meeting
III. Treasurers Report
IV. Officers Reports
V. Committee Reports
Pictures available on www.capestory.org – send your pictures to post links at web site
VI. Unfinished Business
V. New Business
VIII. Adjourn
CSBTS Residents and Neighbors
The Commercial fishermen are setting the nets on the Bay, usually pull just at high tide. Currently off the Sandalwood walkover. Quite an adventure to watch them pull the “Haul Seine” net in, take a walk over and enjoy this piece of history on our Bay.
Fly your flags tommorrow – 9-11
MONDAY — CSBTS monthly Civic Association Meeting at 7:30 PM at the Va Beach Resort Hotel (2800 Shore Drive) —- Sept 13th—
Empsy
Empsy Munden, Pres.
Cape Story by the Sea
MORE VANDALISM — UPDATE AS OF 9-2-2010
Another box was distroyed behind Bloom. Hopefully the vandals have gone back to school and have better things to keep their attention now. But keep on the look out and report this activity to the police if witnessed.
Two doggie bag dispensers on the bike path were damaged sometime last night. The one near Hatton St. was broken off the post and destroyed and the one near Bayberry St. was split down the entire side. Attached are pictures of the damage. It is too bad that certain individuals have not been taught to respect the property of others. The City will be notified for repairs.
Please remember to call 911 if you see a crime in action and call 385-5000, option 1, to report crimes after they have occurred or to report any suspicious activity.
Regina Wallace
Neighborhood Watch Coordinator
Cape Story by the Sea
496-6458
“Lynnhaven Colony Congregational Church, UCC, found a multi-speed bicycle when they cleaned up for the Clean the Bay Day (June, 2010). It was found in a ditch along the neighborhood of Lynnhaven Colony. If anyone is missing a bike and can describe it, we would love to reunite it with its owner. For more information, please call Chris Cohoon 816-9566.”
Please remember to call 911 if you see a crime in action and call 385-5000, option 1, to report crimes after they have occurred or to report any suspicious activity.
Regina Wallace
Neighborhood Watch Coordinator
Cape Story by the Sea
496-6458
Cape Story By The Sea
Adopt -a-Park/Road Clean Up
for Park and Trail and Shore Drive
MEET in the PARK
Equipment and Vests Provided
COME ON OUT and Volunteer and Support your neighborhood
See You There
Committee Co-Chairs:
DEE SIMPSON & SHIRLEY DRYE
Empsy Munden, Pres. CSBTS
NEWS RELEASEVirginia Beach Police DepartmentMunicipal Center Virginia Beach, VA 23456 |
8/2/2010 2010-108
On Tuesday, August 3, 2010, communities nationwide will be celebrating the “27th Annual National Night Out.” The goal is to (1) heighten crime and drug prevention awareness, (2) generate support for and participation in local anti-crime efforts, (3) strengthen neighborhood and police community partnerships, and (4) send a message to the criminals that neighborhoods and the police are united in fighting crime.
Some of the neighborhoods participating in Virginia Beach are:
1st Precinct – Lotus Creek, Ocean Lakes, Red Mill Farm, Shire Village (Buckner Farm), South Shore Estates, Southgate, and Villages at West Neck.
2nd Precinct – Atlantis Apartments, Baycliff, Croatan, Rudee Heights, Seabridge Square, Southall Quarter, Waldon by the Chesapeake, and Wolfsnare Plantation.
3rd Precinct – Bishops Gate, Chesapeake Beach, Cypress Point, Diamond Springs/Gardenwood Park, L&J Gardens, Lake Shores, Little Creek, Summerset Lake Condos, and Thoroughgood Colony.
4th Precinct – Bellamy Plantation, Commons at Princess Anne, Driftide Condos, Fairfield Forest, Framingham Village (College Park), Green Run, Kempsville Lake, Liberty Ridge Townhomes, Salem Woods, and Tivoli Apartments.
Most events begin around 6:30 p.m.
Even if your neighborhood is not having a planned event, we encourage all of the citizens of Virginia Beach to get out and send the message that we are fighting back against crime and drugs. Leave your porch lights on all night to show your support!
For more information, please contact MPO Helen Gillespie, office 385-1331, hgillesp@vbgov.com
MPO Jimmy Barnes
Public Relations/Marketing /Spokesperson
Virginia Beach Police Department
jfbarnes@vbgov.com , 757-385-4494
Big ginormous Mahalo to all who competed in the event. Everyone paddled hard, exhibited great sportsmanship and filled the beach with Aloha. Thank you so much for making my fledgling event a success for the 2nd year.
If anyone is interested in their paddle time, just send me an email. Special thanks to all the volunteers and to Freedom surf shop, Tula Adventure Sports and to Mule Transport Systems. The free swag was much fun to pass out. Thanks again everyone. I look forward to next years event!
Cowabunga’s,
Ray Barnett
South Sandalwood Surfboards
According to City Traffic Engineer, Mike Shahsiah, the shoulder paving project commencing today, Monday July 19th, should take 1 to 2 weeks to complete (Closer to 1 week without weather delays).
The project will add a 5-6 foot section of shoulder paving along the south side of Shore Drive from the sidewalk at Bloom & Beech St. to Kendall St. The existing pavement from Beech to Wake Forest (and a few other small sections) will be milled and paved. Areas without existing paving will have new pavement added. These areas are mostly between Wake Forest and Kendall. After paving is complete, both shoulders (north and south) along Shore Drive will be striped to show a 3-4 foot bike area.
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