This edition needs no introduction from this long time board member and ex-President. No, no, it only needs outstanding prose from the President himself – Thor.
“As summer settles into its stride, there are certain sights and sounds that remind us we are fortunate to call Cape St Claire home. Children riding bikes with towels draped over their handlebars, early morning paddle boards on the Magothy, golf carts lined with beach chairs and coolers heading towards the water, sailing camp underway, sim meets filling the weekends, crab pots soaking in the water, and boats headed out towards the Bay or Dobbin’s Island as neighbors gather for cookouts at sunset.”
Nothing says “The Cape In Summertime” than this. Thor’s Presidential message is a good one. I suggest you take a few to read it. He also talks about the critical importance of volunteers. They are the backbone to most of the efforts in this amazing community. I applaud his efforts here (as well as the rest of the board and volunteers)
Frank Tewey, the Town Manager reminds everyone that there are so many amazing places to visit in the Cape as well as recognizes the many community organizations. He also reminds everyone about the upcoming Quarterly Membership Meeting that is scheduled for Tuesday July 28th at 7:30pm at the clubhouse.
In community organization news, the Cape Garden Club takes July and August off and will resume their membership meeting at their next one to be held on Tuesday September 1st. See more details on page 6.
Goshen Farm wants to remind everyone about their summer concert series that are in full swing. The next one will be held on July 24th with the CBJC and 21012 Band. See page 7 for more of their summer concert series lineup and more details on their Wine Down at the Farm event to be held on August 29th.
Cape Conservation Corps announced their Habitat Hero Winner for 2026 and it’s Kristi Coopersmith! Her passion for gardening and commitment to supporting monarch butterflies is truly inspiring. Did you know that CCC has a Garden Advisor? Larry Jennings will visit your yard and help you create a biodiverse, eco friendly landscape to support our native wildlife. See page 8 for more details.
Page 11 starts all of the pictures from the July 4th celebration. Page 12 gets you all of the pictures from the Strawberry Festival. These are 4 pages of image goodness.
See you around the Cape!