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The Caper – May 2024 Edition

I’ll cut to the chase. In this month’s Caper, Jerome’s Presidential message is topical for us all this month. He shows off his prowess not only with running the Cape during his very first Presidential year but also his ability to dazzle us with his prose. I won’t spoil it, I only ask that you read it.

Don’t forget that Primary Election Day is coming up at the Clubhouse on May 14th and the Fire Department’s Touch-A-Truck is at the clubhouse fields on May 11th. For those that haven’t marked their calendars, the Strawberry Festival will be held on June 1st. Please be sure to review the rest of his message for more details.

Frank Tewey, Town Manager for Cape St. Claire, wants to make sure you now have your SILVER sticker attached to your car. Did you pay your fees? Beach Attendants will begin duties in May so be sure to be on the look out for them and say hi! Be respectful as always fellow Capers.

In community news, Goshen Farm is starting their summer concerts on June 14. Their lineup features local talent with two bands performing each night from 6:30 to 8:30pm. Want to sponsor an event? They are always looking for corporate sponsors to help raise funds. For $50, you can get your logo and company information features on their website, social media and newsletter. More details in this month’s Caper.

The Garden Club is in their prime time of the year. April kicked off the Yard of the Month judging, I’m sure you’ve noticed the signs while driving around the Cape. Their Annual Plant Sale will be held at the clubhouse field on Saturday May 18th, from 8am to 2pm. See more details on their website: https://capegardenclub.wordpress.com

Cape Conservation Corps is launching 2 learning libraries this summer. One will be on the trails at the Little Magothy Beach and the other one on the trail at the Serene Ravine. What is a Learning Library? It’s a place to learn about the native and invasive species in our community. It will have information suited to many levels, including kids. These Learning Libraries are all thanks in part to Rebecca Sawyer, who is doing her 10th year of Girl Scouts. Thank you!

This Caper issue is also known for its Strawberry Festival coverage. Check out the listing of the Berry bus stops, as well as all of the required entry forms. They start on Page 17.

See you around the Cape!