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It's time for the October Caper!
Fall has officially arrived and with the fall season comes busy times and great family activities in the Cape. In Beau’s message this month, you’ll get a full update on everything the Board has been working on over the last few weeks and what’s coming up in the future. Goshen’s Annual Harvest dinner will be taking place on October 15th. Look for signup information in this Caper. Mark your calendars for October 27th and 29th! The 27th is the date of the annual shopping center trick or treating. The 29th is the date of the Halloween Happenings by the Strawberry Festival Committee. The Cape is the place to be for all of your fall festival excitement.
Are you a great photographer? Don’t miss out on the 2017 Calendar contest. See more details inside.
See you around the Cape!
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It’s time for the October Caper!
Fall has officially arrived and with the fall season comes busy times and great family activities in the Cape. In Beau’s message this month, you’ll get a full update on everything the Board has been working on over the last few weeks and what’s coming up in the future. Goshen’s Annual Harvest dinner will be taking place on October 15th. Look for signup information in this Caper. Mark your calendars for October 27th and 29th! The 27th is the date of the annual shopping center trick or treating. The 29th is the date of the Halloween Happenings by the Strawberry Festival Committee. The Cape is the place to be for all of your fall festival excitement.
Are you a great photographer? Don’t miss out on the 2017 Calendar contest. See more details inside.
See you around the Cape!
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It's time for the September Caper!
The calendar says that summer is winding down but you wouldn’t know it by stepping outside. Pumpkin spice lattes and NFL football are becoming the rage again as Fall tries to take hold. We’ll see how long it takes for Fall to really get here. As we think about Fall and the memories of the Festivals fade, the Board of Governors has to focus on budgets and running the community. In Beau’s message, there are some hard truths that we all have to face. With only 6 Board of Governors, we’ve realized that running a community of 2300 homes cannot be done by volunteers only. We need to implement a Town Mayor, a paid position. We beg of you to read his message in this Caper and learn for yourself the issues we face.
Goshen’s Open House will take place on September 17th, 2016 from Noon to 5pm. They are using the Open House to showcase Goshen’s use as an educational center. The information sessions will be held at 1:15 and 3:15 PM and will not conflict with the house tours which will be conducted at 12:15, 2:15, and 4:00 PM. Please see Goshen’s page in the Caper for more information about this great event.
Check out the Garden Club’s winners of Yard of the Month for August and September. Halloween Happenings is set to take place on October 29th, 2016 from 10am to 3pm. All that’s required to attend is a food donation. Trick or Treating at the shopping center will take place on October 27th, 2016 from 5:30 until the candy is gone! Cape Conservation Corps is having their 2nd annual Harvest Bash on November 4th, 2016 from 7-10pm. Don’t miss these great events! More information about them is in this issue.
See you around the Cape!
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It’s time for the September Caper!
The calendar says that summer is winding down but you wouldn’t know it by stepping outside. Pumpkin spice lattes and NFL football are becoming the rage again as Fall tries to take hold. We’ll see how long it takes for Fall to really get here. As we think about Fall and the memories of the Festivals fade, the Board of Governors has to focus on budgets and running the community. In Beau’s message, there are some hard truths that we all have to face. With only 6 Board of Governors, we’ve realized that running a community of 2300 homes cannot be done by volunteers only. We need to implement a Town Mayor, a paid position. We beg of you to read his message in this Caper and learn for yourself the issues we face.
Goshen’s Open House will take place on September 17th, 2016 from Noon to 5pm. They are using the Open House to showcase Goshen’s use as an educational center. The information sessions will be held at 1:15 and 3:15 PM and will not conflict with the house tours which will be conducted at 12:15, 2:15, and 4:00 PM. Please see Goshen’s page in the Caper for more information about this great event.
Check out the Garden Club’s winners of Yard of the Month for August and September. Halloween Happenings is set to take place on October 29th, 2016 from 10am to 3pm. All that’s required to attend is a food donation. Trick or Treating at the shopping center will take place on October 27th, 2016 from 5:30 until the candy is gone! Cape Conservation Corps is having their 2nd annual Harvest Bash on November 4th, 2016 from 7-10pm. Don’t miss these great events! More information about them is in this issue.
See you around the Cape!
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The July – August 2016 Caper is now online!
Mother nature can really be difficult at times. Sure, she gave us great weather for the Strawberry Festival but for the second year in a row, we couldn’t get our 4th of July festivities up and running without everyone getting completely soaked. Still, we crowned “Tipzy Pug” the winner in the BBQ Championship and handed the 1st place trophy to Roan and Rebecca Dunn for the best side dish and dessert competition. We have great images of both the Strawberry Festival and indoor 4th of July festival in this issue of the Caper.
Don’t forget to come out for the July 26th Quarterly Membership Meeting. We are going to have Biohabitats out and give a presentation on the Beach Erosion Project and the 7 site concept plan. It’s an important meeting which will kick off the largest project in the CSCIA’s 67 year history.
This Caper is a double issue so it’s loaded with great information about all of the great Cape Community Organizations. No spoilers here this time. Go and read your full color copy now!
Stay cool and see you around the Cape.
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