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A lightning strike on July 24 caused significant damage to the interior of a home in the 2600 block of PGA Boulevard in HBTS. The fire burned all night before homeowners noticed smoke the following morning.
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Firefighters from Holley-Navarre Fire District responded to a 911 call from homeowners on July 25 at the 2900 block of PGA Boulevard in Holley by the Sea following a lightning strike that hit the home the previous evening. Battalion Chief Howie Rounsaville of HNFD said that the call came in at 7:51 a.m. and crews responded at 7:52 a.m. When they arrived on the scene, there was no smoke or flames visible. The homeowner stated that they had experienced a lightning
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HNFD Firefighter Ernest ‘Modee’ Harris works with crews from several other local fire departments to extinguish a house fire on July 25 caused by a lightning strike the previous evening.
strike at approximately 4 p.m. the previous day and contacted their home security company and Gulf Power. Both agencies assured the homeowners that all was well. While getting ready in the morning of July 25, the homeowner smelled smoke and called 911. Rounsaville said that when the units from HNFD responded, they noticed smoke coming from the eaves of the home. “It had been slowly burning for a while,”said Rounsaville. Crews from HNFD then ran hoses to the second floor of the home with the assistance of fire-
fighters from Midway Fire District. Fire Chief Mike Howard of Navarre Beach Fire Department stood by at the command post for assignments and Florosa Fire Department stood by at the hydrant. “We saw that the source of the fire was in the attic, using thermal imaging cameras,”Rounsaville said.“Crews extinguished the fire after pulling the ceiling.” The house sustained moderate damage to a bedroom, Rounsaville said. He estimated the damage to be between $30,000 and $40,000. “One - by-4 burned through,
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there was damage to the sheetrock and insulation. The fire was isolated to that area of the structure,” he said. Crews from HNFD assisted the homeowners by clearing debris and removing burned items using salvage tarps while fans helped clear smoke from the home. Rounsaville said that homeowners who experience a lightning strike should err on the side of caution and contact the fire department. “If you have any doubt in your mind, never hesitate,”he said. “Have the Holley-Navarre units come out and inspect your home.”
The new Holley by the Sea board members were announced during the July 21 Holley by the Sea Annual Meeting. The new members are Jean Joseph Hart Pat Traynor Jean Tashlik Tashlik, Pat Traynor and Joseph Hart. Hart received the most group at 236 votes. There Six candidates applied to fill the three vacancies votes at 502; Tashlik were several write-in canon the HBTS board of received 455 votes; and didates who received one directors. The candidates Traynor received 355 votes. vote each. The new members were Jean Tashlik, Earl Stephens received 304 Dean, Joseph Hart, Tim votes, Chris Johnson gar- replaced outgoing board Stephens, Pat Traynor, and nered 271 votes, and Earl members Joseph Sipp, James Dean rounded out the Mitchell and William Stuart. Chris Johnson.
“I would just like to thank Bill Stuart for his service, and I’m grateful for James Mitchell’s and Joseph Sipp’s service,”said board secretary Brooke Goldberg. The new board members, with the exception of Hart who was not present, took their seat at the HBTS board members’ table. The board members then began the process of filling the positions of president, internal vice-president, external vice-president, treasurer and secretary. “The next thing is to look
at the election of directors,” said Peter Peterzen, president.“Anybody want my job, please?” “I’ll do it,”volunteered Traynor. However,Tashlik moved that Peterzen continue as president. “Pete asked if anybody wanted to do it and I volunteered,” replied Traynor. The motion to have Peterzen remain as president was formally made by Tashlik, and seconded by Goldberg. After telling the board he would accept the position if he would receive Board continued on page 2
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Board Continued from page 1 more help with staff work and assigning duties, Peterzen accepted the nomination to remain as board president. The next motion made was to nominate Traynor as secretary. “I don’t want to be secretary,” replied Traynor. At that point, HBTS resident Billy Neal made a point of order motion that the nominations needed to go from top to bottom, meaning the positions are
filled according to order. Goldberg then voiced her desire to have the internal vice-president position to which Tashlik moved to nominate Goldberg as internal vice-president. “I also have a desire to do that,”quipped Traynor. The motion to have Goldberg as the internal vice-president was seconded by Peterzen and approved by the board members. The next position was external vice-president. “I volunteer to be the external vice-president,”saidTraynor.
Goldberg made the motion to accept Traynor as the external vice-president, Tashlik seconded and the motion was approved by the board. The last two positions to be filled were treasurer and secretary. “I move to nominate Jean Tashlik as treasurer,” said Goldberg. Peterzen made the observation that given the importance of the secretary job “why it always seems to be the left over and whoever is not here gets stuck with it.”
Given that Hart was not present,Tashlik was approved as treasurer and Hart will serve as the secretary. The board of directors’ general job is to set policy that is then executed by the staff said Peterzen. For example, “if we decide we want all contractors to have silt fence and dumpsters in place, the architectural committee is suppose to make sure that’s communicated to the contractors and ensure compliance,” he said. Another example is setting the
recreational center usage for children. “The board would set policy that children under the age of 12 can’t be there unless accompanied by an adult and the staff ensures compliance,” Peterzen explained. The HBTS board of directors’meetings are posted at http://www.holleybythesea.org/ and all HBTS home or property owners are allowed to attend. The next regular HBTS board of directors’meeting will be at 6p.m. on Aug. 14 at the HBTS recreational center.
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Usage Variances: ■ 2533 Crescent Street: Renting nuclear family of five members with children under the age of 18 in four bedroom home; homeowner in good standing. Motion to approve usage variance request was approved. ■ 2393 Edgewood Drive: property manager made request on behalf of renter and homeowner. Renters are nuclear family with three children under 18 years of age; homeowner in good standing. Motion to approve usage variance request was approved. ■ 2280 Smallwood Drive: property manager made request on behalf of renter and homeowner; three bedroom home with three children and parents. Motion to approve usage variance request was approved.
Architectural Variances: ■ 7620 Woodmont Street: applied for architectural variance to pave a side driveway. It will be less than the required 10 feet from the property line and based visual, there will be no drainage issues. Motion to approve the architectural variance request was approved.
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Holley by the Sea fishing club volunteers who made the annual shrimp boil a success: From left, first row Jon Lambert, Jr, Jon Lambert, Sr.; second row from left Quina Lambert, Melissa Lambert, Sheila Ramsey, Pat Traynor, Betsy Traynor, Billy Neal; third row from left Jim Strickland, Henry Finck, Chris Johnson, Stan Kuhn, Warren Gideon, Dan Ramsey, Norene Gideon, Art Martinez, Beth Walter By Yvonne C. Harper HBTSnews.com About 200 people attended the second Holley by the Sea Fishing Club shrimp boil on a sunny and breezy July 21 afternoon. The fishing club plan is to make this an annual event for fishing club mem-
bers and HBTS residents. Billy Neal, fishing club member, said that a portion of the proceeds from the event will be given to Take a Kid Fishing and the Wounded Warrior Foundation. Neal took the opportunity to acknowledge individuals who helped with last year’s event.
“We have unfinished business from last year,” he said. Norene and Warren Gideon were acknowledged for their outstanding performance at last year’s shrimp boil. Neal also thanked all the volunteers who made this year’s event successful including Betsy Traynor
and Melissa Lambert. Traynor and Lambert were responsible for taking letters of support to local businesses. As a result $4,100 in merchandise was donated for the event. Each attendee was given a ticket when he or she entered and drawings were held. Attendees also
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had the opportunity to purchase additional tickets with the chance of winning gift baskets. A silent auction for merchandise donated was also held. The fishing club is open to all HBTS residents and members can pick up an application at the recreational center front desk.
■ 7542 Manatee Drive: applied for architectural variance for a shed that exceeds the maximum square footage of 600 feet by 60 feet. Larry Larson, ACC chairman, recommended the board of directors disapprove the request in an effort to get things under control. “We decided to keep it at the permissible 600 square feet,”said Larson.“This particular (footage) is not like others in that he is only 60 feet over. We’re just trying to get a handle on the process so we can get some uniformity going so in the future, we’ll know how to handle it.” The home owner told the board members that the storage facility is in keeping with the house and does not exceed the height of the home. He also informed the board members that the setbacks were met. In addition, he mentioned that his rear neighbor built a barn in his back yard four years ago. A motion to approve the architectural variance request was approved pending receipt of two out of three neighbors’approval.
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Dan Brown, Gulf Islands National Seashore superintendent, on one of his many hikes along the Great Divide. By Yvonne C. Harper Navarre Press Dan Brown, superintendent of Gulf Islands National Seashore, has withstood 134 degrees to 48 degrees below zero temperatures, seen active volcanoes, deserts, rain forests, ice diving, rattlesnakes and high peaks. While those extremes may not seem enticing for most, it’s what outdoorsmen like Brown live for. Growing up in Colorado, Brown’s love for the outdoors started quite young. “When I grew up I knew that I loved the outa-doors and wanted to work outside in some capacity,”he said. In college, he had the opportunity through a work-study program to work at the visitor center at Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve in Colorado. “As soon as I fully understood the mission of the national park system,”Brown explained. “That’s when I realized that’s what I wanted to do.” He worked seasonal jobs at parks, with summers being spent at Olympic National Park in
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Washington state and at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park; winter seasons had him working in DeathValley, Calif. After graduating from Adams State College with a bachelor’s degree in biology, he went to work for the Army Corps of Engineers as a park ranger. “I worked with them until I got a permanent job with the national park service,”he said. As a ranger with the Army Corps, he worked at Clark’s Hill Lake in Georgia, and Nolin Lake in Kentucky. His assignments have been at Black Canyon of the Gunnison, and Bent’s Old Fort in Colorado; Lake Roosevelt in Washington; Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park and Chattahoochee River National Recreational Area in Georgia; Jean Lafitte National Historical Park in Louisiana; and finally the Gulf Islands National Seashore. “I’ve gotten to work in the wettest place (Olympic National Park with 140 inches of rain a year), and the driest place (DeathValley with only 1.5 inches of rain a year),” he said.“I’ve lived in the hottest place (Death Valley at 134
degrees) and the coldest place (Gunnison at 48 degrees below zero).” Brown explained that in Gunnison, he couldn’t start the car during winter unless there was an engine heater to keep the oil from getting sludgy. Gunnison is where he was a part of the Rocky Mountain Region Dive and RescueTeam and where he had the opportunity to ice diving. Brown said that he has enjoyed all the places he has been from Hawaii to Florida. “Each place is different and special, and has something interesting to offer,”he said. The places he has visited also brought an added joy when he met the woman that would become his wife while he was in Washington. “I met her when I was part of a large single’s group at church in 1991,”he said.“And we married in 1993.” Along the way, he and his wife had two daughters and one son that joined him in his adventures. His love of the outdoors extends beyond his job though. For the last three summers he has hiked the Great Divide and will continue until he hikes the entire 1,300 miles. Along the way, he will climb the 73 peaks that reach 14,000 feet. He
has climbed seven thus far and will resume his hike this summer. He began at the Colorado, Wyoming border and has made it to Hoosier Pass near Breckenridge, about 300 miles. “I will be 65 when I finish,”he said.“Hopefully my knees will hold out.” Although he hikes solo, he carries a GPS and sends signals every hour to let his wife know that he is still alive and well. After working all over the nation, he and his wife have finally found themselves at home in Holley by the Sea in Navarre. When they moved here she told him that she loves the area and that she’s done moving. Of his job as superintendent of the Gulf Islands National Seashore, he said that it is a great privilege to manage the country’s largest national seashore and that it’s one of the top 10 most heavily visited national park areas in the country. “It is a phenomenal resource we all love and enjoy,”he said. But the mountains are still part of his soul, and every summer he can be found seeking solace in the Rocky Mountains.
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Traffic town hall meeting By Yvonne C. Harper HBTSnews.com Jennie Barrett, Holley by the Sea interim general manager, is inviting all HBTS residents to a town hall meeting on Aug. 16 to discuss traffic issues that impact the residents. “We’re going to sit down and start lookJennie Barrett ing at things we can address to improve the traffic in HBTS,”said Barrett.“The final goal is to solve the traffic issues in HBTS.” The main issue she would like input on is how to deal with drivers who speed through the subdivision. The meeting will also provide an avenue for residents to address pedestrian safety concerns. “This meeting is to begin discussions… on what we can do as a community to improve the issues on the roads,”said Barrett. Barrett encourages all HBTS residents to attend to achieve the stated goals. The meeting will be held at 6p.m. on Aug. 16 at the HBTS recreation center. For more information, contact the Barrett at generalmanager@holleybythesea.org.
Treasury experiences high collections By Yvonne C. Harper HBTSnews.com The assessment collection rate is up to 98-percent according to outgoing Holley by the Sea board treasury William Stuart. Stuart presented the treasurer’s report during the July 21 annual HBTS board of director’s meeting. He reported that there was $2.36 million as of June 1 and that there is $338,018 in the reserves. The expansion fund has $141,897 for a total of $2,788,539. Pete Peterzen, HBTS board president, remarked that because the assessment collections were up, and excess funds from the previous year were carried over, the 2012 dues were not raised. “That one reason why your dues didn’t go up this year,”he said,“we used well over $150,000 for the 2012 budget (from 2011), which allowed us to keep the assessment for 2012 at the level of previous years.” The question of carrying forward excess assessments and income from this year to the next budget year was placed on the proxy. The outcome was 656 to approve the measure and 106 to disapprove the measure.
Navarre teenager saves lives in death By Yvonne C. Harper Navarre Press Navarre resident John Robert Kepko, 19, saved at least three lives although he lost his own in a car accident on July 1 outside of Lake City. Kepko was an organ donor and as a result, at least three people received organs that saved their lives, according to his close friend Eric Gonzalez. “That’s the kind of person he was,”said Gonzalez. Kepko was traveling back from Pennsylvania when his car went off the interstate near Lake City, according to his aunt Donna Kliene, HBTS resident. The investigation is still ongoing according to Florida Highway Patrol, however, Kliene said she thinks that he swerved to avoid hitting an animal, possibly a deer, and hit a tree. Kepko was taken to the hospital but his head injuries were too extensive and he was pronounced dead. His organs were donated and are credited with saving at least three other lives. Gonzalez described Kepko as a young man with a big heart and fearless. “He loved his friends, his family and he loved animals,” he said. He told the story of how Kepko took in a hurt and stranded dog that he (Gonzalez) had found on the side of the road.
Late fees waived By Yvonne C. Harper HBTSnews.com AHM Corporation, the owner of two lots in Holley by the Sea, owes the association $4,154 in assessments, late fees, legal fees and interest. The owner sent a request to the HBTS board of directors to waive some inter-
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“I saw this dog on the side of the road and it looked half dead. It was a pit bull or boxer. She looked like hell. I finally got her in my car and took her to John’s house and he said,‘Man, can I take her cause I’ll take care of her?’” Gonzalez said. So Kepko took the dog and with the help of his parents brought her back to health; they ended up keeping her, and named her Ginger. “It was an amazing thing he did,”said Gonzalez.
est and the late fees so the balance could be paid off. “He contacted me in April 2011 and said he would send in monthly payments,”said Jennie Barrett, HBTS interim general manager.“He sent one payment of $200. He’s been late on the properties for four years.” In an effort to avoid the matter going to legal, Pete Peterzen, HBTS board president, motioned to waive the interest if the bal-
Kepko also love skateboarding, and skateboarding is how he met Kyle Duray who became fast friends with Kepko. “I met him in the ninth grade. He lived two streets over and we met skateboarding,” said Duray.“We hung out from then on and we became best friends.” Duray said the Kepko was the kind of friend that was loyal and genuine. “He wouldn’t go behind my back and talk about me,”
he said.“He was a loyal friend.” Duray, Gonzalez and Kepko were friends that shared the same interests in skateboarding, music, video games and just hanging out together. “It was like we were brothers,” said Gonzalez. However, Gonzalez and Duray were quick to point out the Kepko adored his younger brother and sister and loved his parents. “It hurt real bad when I heard he was gone,”said Gonzalez,“but there are more than three lives that are saved. He was an amazing friend and a great person. He would be really happy that he saved lives.” Gonzalez said that his 19 years on this earth were short, but he had a very good effect in that short period of time. “Whenever I needed someone, he was there,”said Gonzalez. For Duray, his friend will be missed. “I miss not being able to call him. He’s the only person that really understood me,”he quietly said. Kepko’s memorial service was held on July 10 at the Holley by the Sea Beach House. Donations can be made in his name to St. Frances Veterinarian’s non-profit organization Squiggley’s Safe Haven for pets. For more information on donations, please 9364446 or visit the center at 1856 Cotton Bay Lane.
ance is paid in full within 30 days of notice. Brooke Goldberg, HBTS board secretary, initially disagreed. “He’s been late on the properties for four years and he didn’t bother contacting you (the board) until 2011,”she said.“I move to waive one year of interest.” After discussion about how other late payments were handled, the conversation came
back around to Peterzen’s motion to waive all interest as long as the balance is paid in full within 30 days of certified notice receipt. “It will save us in legal fees where we’re obligated to go to mediation,”Peterzen said. The motion was approved, taking the balance from $4,154 to $3,220 that the lot owner is required to pay to avoid further fees.
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Wimbledon-themed mixer brings out families, beginners, experienced players
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Ally O'Connor lines up for a great return of serve.
Sultana Pohlmann shows near picture perfect form.
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The hosted a Wimbledon-themed tennis mixer Saturday, June 30. The "strawberries and cream" event was catered by Vina Kramer. Included in the 24 participants were the Landfair Family. Jim and his wife, Barb, local residents, participated along with their son Xander and his wife Tana who has just taken up the sport. The two were visiting from NewYork where they are both professors at Columbia University. Another beginning-level player enjoying the outing was Ken Frink and participating as the youngest player was Sultana Pohlmann.
Ladies summer quads standings Ladies Quads standings at the six-week mark have Cherrie Clark in a solid lead with 117 points. Her closest competitors are Marianne Akkerhuis (107), Jan Frink (106),Vina Kramer (105), and Alli George (104). Not far behind are Janet Longdin (101), Rita Harrelson (100), Angela Allensworth (99), Jean Tashlik (98), and Tammy Bohannon (96). Rounding out the standings are Carrie Clancy (90), Sarah Danner (88), Tamara Duncan and Diane Torres (87), Eileen Nohava (83), and Kathy Karsten (75).
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A family of trees on Bayou Drive By Yvonne C. Harper HBTSnews.com Little Peggy and Little Keith are firmly rooted, side-by-side, reaching toward the sky like mini-sky scrapers. Harry is smaller but his hairy body and small windmill like fans crown his head. On the side, Criss and Cross stand about five feet apart but lean toward each other and curve before straightening their long trunks. Ray and Arnold, big and tall, exercise their limbs when the wind blows, but steadfast they stand. Keith and Peggy Elwood at 2034 Bayou Drive know each tree on their halfacre by name. They can tell you when they were purchased, or seeded, and when they were planted. Keith and Peggy transformed a yard that had only a few shrubs to a yard that is landscaped with a variety of palms, vines, grasses and other trees. “In 1998 when we moved in, all we had were a few bushes, and then it started escalating,”said Peggy,“and we’ve done all the landscaping ourselves.” Keith built the house that would become home to not only him and Peggy, but their family of trees. Keith and Peggy, both widows, met at a Navy reunion in Wisconsin. Little did both know that Peggy’s first husband had been stationed on the USS Putnam, a destroyer, at the same time Keith had been – and they knew each other. “We did not know each other until we went to the reunion but they knew each
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Peggy and Keith Elwood have created a family of trees at 2034 Bayou Drive in Holley by the Sea. other,”said Peggy.“We both had long and happy marriages and then we found each other in Wisconsin.” Keith was already living in Navarre at the time, but Peggy was still in Pennsylvania. When it became obvious to them that they were meant to be together, she relocated to Navarre and they married. “We didn’t move into the house until we were married,”said Peggy with a laugh. That’s when they began their garden of love. One by one, the trees were planted. Other plants such as the colorful coral vine that abounds with small, bright pink flowers and buzzing bees were also added: society garlic fills the air with the aroma of garlic; a mimosa bears brightly colored flowers; a banana tree has a cluster of
Peggy and Keith Elwood bananas; and the spreading juniper creates ground cover. Then there’s the trumpet flower vine that snakes around the large live oak in the back yard. In lieu of hard fences, Keith planted trees and shrubs creating a natural boundary between his side and back neighbors. The trees do not just provide a home for the birds and squirrels, they also bear fruit that Keith enjoys eating straight from the trees: cumquats, persimmons, figs, pecans and citrus. Landscaping is not the only thing that
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problems and the restoration of troubled lawns. “We have made ourselves the only company in the area that takes a holistic approach to lawn remediation,”he said. “Other companies only work on problems than can be solved by chemical intervention. But when we are called on to remediate a troubled lawn, we will look at all the factors that are affecting the lawn including assessing the irrigation system and environmental conditions – in addition to looking for pests and diseases.” Skip intentionally restricts his service area to only Navarre and Gulf Breeze. By
doing so, he and his staff can be much more responsive to the needs of their customers. “Since we’re always in the area, if someone has a need we’re never far away.” Skip describes a healthy lawn as a pyramid. “The foundation of the pyramid is the irrigation system,”he said.“If it is not working efficiently, the lawn will not be right – period.The second side is environmental factors including soil conditions, thatch, root competition and light availability. The third side of the pyramid is pest control and fertilization. All three sides of the pyramid must be addressed to have a healthy lawn. We are one of very few companies that have the expertise and ability to work on all of these.” Father and Son Landscape offers monthly maintenance services to keep your lawn healthy and control damaging pests like insects, diseases and weeds. Skip says that one of the things that makes his lawn service so effective is each yard is treated as an individual. “We don’t treat every yard we service with the same product in a ‘one size fits all’ fashion . Each yard is different with different needs. The type of grass, surrounding landscape, problem history and current condition are all factors that we consider each time before we service a lawn.“ Weed control is something Father and Son Landscape is especially good at! Skip says that this is because they implement
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Hello HBTS members,
Fun Factory: Please be sure to call the day-of to reserve a slot for your child. Space is limited. Morning Fun Factory: Mon. – Fri. 8:30am – 12:30pm, Ages 6 months – 5 years old Evening Fun Factory: Mon. – Fri. 6:00pm – 8:00pm, Ages 6 months – 10 years old Sat. Fun Factory: 8am – 12pm, Ages 6 months – 10 years old
* Before and After School Program: The Youth Department provides a Before and After School Program for school age children (Kindergarten – 5th grade) who are members of Holley by the Sea. There is currently a waiting list for the After School Program. For more information please contact the Youth Department.
Summer vacation is almost over and the kids go back to school on Aug. 20. I hope everyone has enjoyed the summer break. Florida is holding its Tax Free Holiday Aug. 3-5 for Back to School shopping. Go to www.holleybythesea.org for a list of Barrett taxable and non-taxable items. Our Annual Meeting went well. The Board of Directors and I would like to extend sincere thanks and gratitude to our outgoing board members, William Stuart, Joseph Sipp and James Mitchell. We appreciate you taking the time and effort to serve your community. We would also like to welcome our newest board members, Mike Hart, Pat Traynor and Jean Tashlik. I will be holding a Town Hall meeting at the Recreation center on Aug. 16 at 6 p.m. This meeting is to begin addressing traffic concerns in Holley by the Sea. If you would like to be a part of this meeting, please come Thursday night and bring your neighbors. Feel free to call me for more information. Please remember that Holley by the Sea is your neighborhood. Be an active part of your community. Help keep this a clean and safe area for everyone. As always, I am in my office Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Please stop in any time if you have any questions or concerns. Thank you, Jennie Barrett General Manager
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Before and After School Care: We currently have a waiting list. If you are interested in having your child’s name added to the list please contact the Youth Department.
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