We proudly serve all residents of Arrowhead, Carolanne Farm, Carolanne Point, Huntington, Huntington Estates and Plantation Cove neighborhoods. We welcome and encourage all residents (renters and owners) to be engaged in our communities. It's your neighborhood and you have a guaranteed place allowing you and your family to be an active part of it. :0)
20080419
PARKS STEERING COMMITTEE
We have a volunteer offering to head up the Parks Steering Committee. His name is Scott Wilson. For many of you that mailed in, he should be in touch with you soon.
Please send all inquiries directly to Mr. Wilson as he will oversee this committee and will work with volunteers to formulate a POA.
Thank you sincerely for becoming involved in shaping your neighborhood.
Please send all inquiries directly to Mr. Wilson as he will oversee this committee and will work with volunteers to formulate a POA.
Thank you sincerely for becoming involved in shaping your neighborhood.
CONTACT INFORMATION
SCOTT WILSON
CELL: 285-5896
EMAIL ADDRESS: swilson@roseandwomble.com
CRIME STATISTICS - Zone 422
3/1/08-3/31/08
Total calls for service 71
BURGLARY / ROBBERY =7
100 Blk Newtown Rd S. (R)
300 Blk Ramapo Rd
5700 Blk Princess Anne Rd
20 Blk Witchduck Rd S.
5100 Blk Overland Dr
5800 Blk Newtown Ar
5700 Blk Lancelot Dr
DRUG/NARC.VIOLATIONS= 4
5300 Blk Westover La
200 Blk Upperville Rd (2)
200 Blk Witchduck Rd S.
LARCENY FROM MOTORVEH.= 8
LARCENY ALL OTHERS =6
MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT =1
DESTRUCTION PROPERTY 9
BURGLARY / ROBBERY =7
100 Blk Newtown Rd S. (R)
300 Blk Ramapo Rd
5700 Blk Princess Anne Rd
20 Blk Witchduck Rd S.
5100 Blk Overland Dr
5800 Blk Newtown Ar
5700 Blk Lancelot Dr
DRUG/NARC.VIOLATIONS= 4
5300 Blk Westover La
200 Blk Upperville Rd (2)
200 Blk Witchduck Rd S.
LARCENY FROM MOTORVEH.= 8
LARCENY ALL OTHERS =6
MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT =1
DESTRUCTION PROPERTY 9
20080414
Diabetic Foot Care
Lecture series coming up Thursday, April 24th, 2008 on "Diabetic Foot Care." This lecture will take place at the Bon Secours Health Center at Virginia Beach. Please see the attached flier for information, map, times, etc. Feel free to pass this information on to others.
20080410
April 10th, meeting to start at 7:30 and in AES Gym
APRIL 10th will bring with it a temporary change. Our meeting will start at 7:30 PM and will be held in the GYM. Please make note of this.
This is due to a scheduling conflict. The AES SCIENCE FAIR is scheduled for the same night for AES students between 6-7PM.
Also, if there is a lack of parking, Carrow Baptist Church has graciously offered the use their parking lot as overflow for the league. A sign should be posted at the entrance of the church parking lot stating CAFCL OVERFLOW PARKING.
This is due to a scheduling conflict. The AES SCIENCE FAIR is scheduled for the same night for AES students between 6-7PM.
Also, if there is a lack of parking, Carrow Baptist Church has graciously offered the use their parking lot as overflow for the league. A sign should be posted at the entrance of the church parking lot stating CAFCL OVERFLOW PARKING.
VB CITY PUB SCHOOLS TOWN HALL MEETING
The VBPS are embarking upon a comprehensive strategic planning process that we are calling “Compass to 2015: A Strategic Plan for Student Success.”
As a member of our community and supporter of high-quality education, we invite you to participate in a Town Hall Meeting to discuss issues, challenges and priorities that we as a community need to address in order to insure greater success for our students and district in the future.
The Town Hall Meeting will be held on Tuesday April 15, 2008, from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Virginia Beach Convention Center. Registration and welcome reception will begin at 5:30 p.m. Other details are noted in the invitation at the top of page. Please RSVP to Virginia Nibarger at 263-1177 or e-mail virginiaw.nibarger@vbschools.com by Thursday, April 10 if you plan to attend. We encourage you to invite other members of the community or in your organization to attend as well.
As a member of our community and supporter of high-quality education, we invite you to participate in a Town Hall Meeting to discuss issues, challenges and priorities that we as a community need to address in order to insure greater success for our students and district in the future.
The Town Hall Meeting will be held on Tuesday April 15, 2008, from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Virginia Beach Convention Center. Registration and welcome reception will begin at 5:30 p.m. Other details are noted in the invitation at the top of page. Please RSVP to Virginia Nibarger at 263-1177 or e-mail virginiaw.nibarger@vbschools.com by Thursday, April 10 if you plan to attend. We encourage you to invite other members of the community or in your organization to attend as well.
20080407
VBCCO MEETING
The Virginia Beach Council of Civic Organizations (VBCCO) will hold its Wednesday, April 9, 2008, general meeting, in the Central Library Auditorium beginning at 7 p.m.
Joel R. Rubin, President of Rubin Communications Group, will moderate a panel of local Virginia General Assembly representatives who will provide an overview of the 2008 Legislative Session. The Honorable Legislators scheduled for the panel are: Delegate Joseph F. Bouchard, Delegate Robert W. Mathieson, Senator Ralph S. Northam, Delegate Terrie L. Suit, Delegate Robert Tata and Senator Frank W. Wagner.
For additional information refer to the VBCCO April newsletter or contact:
VBCCO Program Director Jermaine Hannah at 486-5800 or jayhannah@cox.net.
Joel R. Rubin, President of Rubin Communications Group, will moderate a panel of local Virginia General Assembly representatives who will provide an overview of the 2008 Legislative Session. The Honorable Legislators scheduled for the panel are: Delegate Joseph F. Bouchard, Delegate Robert W. Mathieson, Senator Ralph S. Northam, Delegate Terrie L. Suit, Delegate Robert Tata and Senator Frank W. Wagner.
For additional information refer to the VBCCO April newsletter or contact:
VBCCO Program Director Jermaine Hannah at 486-5800 or jayhannah@cox.net.
20080402
One of these homes could be our very first YARD OF THE MONTH WINNERS
Look at these photos below. If you recognize a yard, be sure to tell the owner of the yard. We want them to know we appreciate the work they do to beautify our community.
Also, send the league your opinion of which you like best. When doing so, list the group number, the location of the chosen photo (2nd top house, 3rd bottom, etc.) and include a brief description of what you most like about that chosen yard.
There are many homes throughout our neighborhoods, all with inspiring beauty. So many so that the photographers camera's battery died. Since we weren't able to get more photos taken, we need you. If you'd like show off your or your neighborhood's handwork in the yard, please send a digital photograph to the league so we can post it online.
Also, if you would like to champion the YARD OF THE MONTH program, email or call the league. We'd like to recognize all of our neighbors that have put in so many long hours to share beauty with all passer-bys. We appreciate all of you, and keep up the fabulous work.
Enjoy some beauty our neighbors openly share...
Also, send the league your opinion of which you like best. When doing so, list the group number, the location of the chosen photo (2nd top house, 3rd bottom, etc.) and include a brief description of what you most like about that chosen yard.
There are many homes throughout our neighborhoods, all with inspiring beauty. So many so that the photographers camera's battery died. Since we weren't able to get more photos taken, we need you. If you'd like show off your or your neighborhood's handwork in the yard, please send a digital photograph to the league so we can post it online.
Also, if you would like to champion the YARD OF THE MONTH program, email or call the league. We'd like to recognize all of our neighbors that have put in so many long hours to share beauty with all passer-bys. We appreciate all of you, and keep up the fabulous work.
Enjoy some beauty our neighbors openly share...
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