FOUND: On Poinciana Dr. between Maple St. and Sandalwood Rd. PRESCRIPTION EYEGLASSES.
Narrow rectangular lenses set in a Ray-Ban frame. Based on my own eyes, I think they’re for someone mildly-to-moderately farsighted.
If they’re yours (you know if they are or not, and they’re of no use to you if they aren’t), then drop me a line at mike@mailbox.asoundidea.com .
I know how much I’d hate to lose mine…
Pax,
~Mike
Watch found on June 17 on the beach at Wake Forest Street (approximately). If you believe it is yours, please contact djanuska23@yahoo.com.
The City’s Dept. of Public Health is looking for your input:
Received 6/19/08:
As background, the Virginia Beach Department of Public Health is conducting a community-wide Wellness Survey to find out what health issues are most important to the Virginia Beach community. (An article was in the 5.25.08 Beacon.)
The survey is very important and is a chance for the community to have input on health priorities in the city and to let us know what health concerns are most on residents’ minds. After the results are collected, the Department of Health, along with a community task force, will formulate and create goals, strategies, and an action plan to address residents’ top concerns, such as the cost of health care, substance abuse, or improving healthy behaviors.
In order to get results that accurately reflect the concerns of the Virginia Beach community, it is essential to get as broad of a sample as possible—which is why we need your help!
I would love to work with you all to get the survey out to the Cape Story by the Sea Civic Association. It is available to take online at www.vbhealth2008.com .
Regards,
Rebecca Payne
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Rebecca Sullivan Payne, MPH
Statistical Analyst Sr.
Virginia Beach Department of Public Health
Pembroke Corporate Center III
4452 Corporation Lane
Virginia Beach, VA 23462
Phone: 757.518.2757
Email: Rebecca.Payne@vdh.virginia.gov
Here is another opportunity for the GREAT Cape Story by the Sea community to help out a family that has some connections with us (and Nancy lives on Bayberry Street)
Scott and Patti Acey who use to live on Beech St. until last year, lost everything when their house was lost in a fire Sunday morning in Green Hill Farms
Clothing and contributions may be left at Nancy Acey’s at 2127 Bayberry Street Call 481-3603 or cell 641-5403
This was the best info I have right now. Thanks for whatever you can do. We just don’t know what is needed right now. Maybe we’ll know more in a day or so.
Acey Clothes sizes
Connor- 10 years old
Shirt Small adult or XL kids
Pants 18-20 kids
Shoes 9W
Justin 9 years old
Shirt – Kids Med.
Pants 8 (I think) He’s skinny
Shoes 2 ½
Courtney 11 years old
Shirt Small adult or XL kids
Pants 18-20 kids
Shoes 8
Patti Mom
Shirt XL
Pants 14
Shoes 6 1/2 / 7
Scott Dad
Shirt XXL — Neck
Shoes – 11
CBF will host an electronics recycling event in partnership with Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia. This event is a FREE, environmentally responsible opportunity to recycle unwanted electronics and is a new way for citizens, businesses and other organizations to participate in Clean the Bay Day.
What: ELECTRONICS WASTE RECYCLING EVENT
When:
1.) Businesses, religious institutions, military, schools
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED at: cleanthebayday.poweron.com
June 4-6, 2008 9 AM-3 PM
2.) Individuals (no residency requirement)
June 7, 2008 9 AM-3 PM
Where: Old Dominion University, Lot 43
For More Information:
Visit cbf.org/clean or cleanthebay.poweron.com or call
1-800-SAVEBAY (1-800-728-3229)
We hope to see you at both events!
Sharon Smith
Clean the Bay Day Coordinator
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
COME ON OUT to Participate in
CLEAN THE BAY DAY
Saturday, June 7th from 9AM to 12 Noon
CHECK IN POINT at the SANDALWOOD ROAD
Our neighbor on Shore drive has had his tortoise go missing:
“Between yesterday at 2 pm and today at 3 pm, my pet african spurred thigh tortiose has gone missing. I have a pen built behind our house that he stays in during the summer months, however, somehow he either has gotten out or has been taken out. I have had him for over 14 years now and This is a horrible thing for me. Please be on the lookout for a larger brown and beige tortoise. I am offering a reward to anyone who can help me recover my pet. I would greatly appreciate if you could please pass this on. Thank you.
Best Regards,
Adam Morgan (2633 Shore Drive)
Cape Story Spring Fling
Sunday May 18, 2008
(rain date May 25th)
4:00 to 7:00 PM
in the Cape Story Neighborhood Park
Food & Fun
Come enjoy hot dogs, hamburgers, chips and fixings. Lemonade and iced tea will also be served. Astro DJ’s will keep us moving and LYNN HUME, RE/MAX Allegiance will be providing ice cream and popcorn. There will also be a moonwalk, balloon animals, face painting and plenty of games for the children and adults. There will be a hula-hoop contest, tug-o-war, basketball shooting contest, water balloon toss and more. Prizes will be awarded to the winners. Fun for all ages!
Remember to bring: a dish to share (mark your name on the bottom of your container so we can get it back to you), lawn chairs and sodas. Note: Parents are asked to accompany their children.
Volunteers are still needed to help out with this year’s event. If you’re interested in helping set-up, cooking, helping out with the games or clean-up, please come to the park on Sunday at 3:30pm or contact Todd Solomon at capestory@sybercom.net or 496-5733.
Check your email the day of the event for bad weather updates. Rain date will be May 25th.
Contributors and advertisers,
Just a reminder, the deadline to submit articles, pictures and ads for the Skipjack summer issue is May 16th. Please get us your information or let us know if you have any changes. Thanks for helping us make a great newsletter!
– Tracy and Ginnie Stover, editors Email: g.t.stover@cox.net
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