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The Caper – September 2022 Edition

Fall is coming Capers! After a season of hot, it’s time to alter the script and cool us down. Take this time to thank your Beach Attendants for 2022. Beau, in his Presidential Message thanks all of them for their hard work this year. He also wants to remind everyone about the time changes for the schools this year… be sure to see how it will alter your morning plans. More details on this in his messaage.

Ryan, the Town Manager, offers up advice on renovating your lawn during the fall season as well as announces the upcoming dates for Cape Clean up (September 23rd and 24th) as well as the next Quarterly Membership Meeting on October 25th at 7:30pm. More details in his update.

In community news, Goshen Farm had a very successful Summer Concert series and thanked many of the people who helped put it all together. Their Open House is tentatively scheduled for Saturday, September 17th. More information on this and all of the other things going on in Goshen World can be found in this month’s Caper.

The Cape Garden Club has collectively contributed more than 100 volunteer hours this summer maintaining 4 community beds in the Green Holly and Cape St. Claire Islands, the clubhouse front beds & Segree Memorial Park. Thanks to them for their hard work and efforts. It looks great! More details on the Garden Club’s other awards can be found in this month’s Caper.

Cape Conservation Corps wants to remind you about their Native Fall Plant Fest and Sale taking place on September 17th from 9am to noon at the field behind the clubhouse. Low prices AND experts on hand to answer your questions? Why would you miss this event? More information on this and a great blog post from Stacey Wildberger are in this months’ Caper.

First details on all of the Fall/Halloween events can be found in this month’s Caper! Trick or Treating at the Shopping Center will be held on Thursday October 27th, 2022. Halloween Happenings will be taking place on Saturday October 22nd from 10am to 3pm. ALL the information you need for these events can be found in this month’s Caper.

So much more can be found in this September Caper. Too much! Go and check it out! See you around the Cape!

The Caper – July/August 2022 Edition

July is upon us which means another amazingly successful Strawberry Festival and July 4th parade and activities has passed. In his message, Beau thanks Mary Lamb for her tireless efforts in making the Strawberry Festival the best it can be. There are many challenges facing the board this year, amongst them are the countless business activities and the Board of Governors shortage. Beau is hoping to fill a few positions for the new year. For more details, please check out this month’s Caper. Don’t forget to join the Quarterly meeting coming up on July 26th at 7:30 at the clubhouse.

In Ryan’s Town Manager message, he reminds everyone to be kind and respectful to the awesome beach attendants. To keep the community safe and to enforce beach rules, attendants are stationed at beach properties and the boat ramp area. Please be prepared to give your name and address to attendants. If you are renting, be prepared to state your landlord’s last name as well. More tips and boat ramp safety tips, please see his message on page 3.

In community news, Goshen Farm has been hosting their summer concert series. Coming up is 3 Jerk Reaction/Diana Flynn on July 22nd and on August 12th will be the Biondi Family Band/Dirk and the Truth. Don’t forget to check them out!

The Garden Club always takes July and August off for their regular meetings but will be resuming on Tuesday September 7th with their popular Members Sharing Slideshow. Check out this month’s Caper for more details.

Cape Conservation Corps has their Native Plant Fest & Sale coming up on September 17th from 9-noon at the Cape Clubhouse field. In this month’s Caper, Stacey has a great write up on milkweeds for the iconic monarch butterfly, check it out!

There’s also more information on the 2023 Calendar Photo Contest. The photo submission deadline is Thursday October 6th, 2022. A $100 cash prize will also be awarded. Please check this month’s Caper for more information on how to submit your photo.

Don’t forget to check out the Strawberry Festival and 4th of July color photos in the month’s Caper! It’s an online exclusive!!!! On Friday September 23rd and 24th is the 2022 Cape Clean up. Check out the Caper for more details on what is and isn’t acceptable.

See you around the Cape!

The Caper – June 2022 Edition

It’s Strawberry Festival Eve, which means only one thing, it’s party time in the Cape. Tomorrow, June 4th is going to be a spectacular day. More information on this year’s event can be found at their website as well as on Facebook.

Beau’s Presidential message lets you know that the beach attendants will be limited on the weekends until school gets out. Please be respectful of them as they are there to make sure our residents and guests have a fun and safe time at the beaches and parks. On May 12th, CSCIA had the opportunity to host Peter Franchot, the Comptroller of Maryland, at the Main Beach. Peter and his staff wanted the chance to have an official visit for one of the projects he had voted on in the last few years on the Board of Public Works. More information on this and other Cape things are in Beau’s message.

In the Town Manager message, Ryan celebrates passing the 4 year mark and thanks all of the wonderful residents. You should’ve received your sticker now and wants to make sure you’ve added them to your cars. Don’t forget that the next Quarterly Membership meeting will be held on Tuesday July 26th at 7:30pm at the clubhouse

In community news, Goshen Farm will be holding their first concert on Friday June 17th at 6:30pm. This is a free event but donations are appreciated. More details on this event and other Goshen Farm activities can be found in this month’s Caper.

The Garden Club will be doing their secret garden tours on June 11th where they will be visiting 3-4 beautiful and inspiring Cape gardens. More information on their upcoming events and how to get involved with the Garden club can be found in this month’s Caper.

Cape Conservation Corps welcomes you to their weekly Weed Warriors at Little Magothy Beach. Email [email protected] to sign up. Their native plant sale will be on September 17th from 9-noon at the field behind the clubhouse so mark your calendars!

Details on the July 4th parade and celebration are in this Caper. Parade will start from the CSC Fire Department at 10:00am. More information and a float entry form can be found in this Caper.

See you tomorrow at the Strawberry Festival!

The Caper – May 2022 Edition

Despite the chilly temperatures in April, it actually was a normal month. That probably sounds crazy to those who wondered why mother’s nature had been so cranky. That coldness to the air continues to linger into May. Yet, despite the weather, things have been interesting around the Cape. Beau, in his Presidential message, he talks about the stranded ship in the Chesapeake. Everyone is just glad that there was no long term environmental damage. He also gives a friendly reminder to check the beach policies and make sure you have your new sticker on your vehicles. They were due May 1st. Lastly, the call for volunteers is great. Between the Strawberry Festival, Weed Warrior Wednesday, volunteering with the CSC Volunteer Fire Company, Goshen Farm, the CSCIA board or the Garden Club, there are plenty of opportunities to volunteer around the Cape.

Ryan, in his Town Manager message, gives a pleasant reminder to slow down while driving through the neighborhoods as children are at play. He also provides great tips for managing your yard. Don’t forget that the next quarterly membership meeting is schedule for Tuesday July 26th at 7:30pm at the clubhouse.

In community news, Goshen Farm is hosting their Goshen Farm Family Days on Saturday May 14th and 21st from 10am to 12pm and 1pm to 3pm. There will be face painting, arts & crafts, science experiments, music, games, prizes and more. This year they are raffling 2 lifetime charger 10ft kayaks. Tickets are $5 each and can be purchased online at https://www.goshenfarm.org or at one of their other events.

In Cape Conservation Corps news, May 7th is their native plant swap pickup from 9-11am. Mark your calendars for September 17th and their native plant fest and sale from 9-12pm… (date could change) Stacey Wildberger has a great article in this month’s Caper about the importance of volunteers… so desperately needed. Don’t miss it.

The Garden Club is hosting their plant sale on Saturday May 14th from 8am – 2pm. For more information on this great event, see this month’s Caper or visit their website.

This May issue also has the Strawberry Festival forms for those still interested in participating. Don’t forget that this AMAZING event takes place on Saturday June 4th, 2022. (rain date is Sunday June 5th) Parade begins at 10am at the firehouse. For more information on the Strawberry Festival, see this month’s Caper or their website.

See you around the Cape!

The Caper – April 2022 Edition

Calendar says spring but winter has had other ideas. Cold morning have been followed by lukewarm days. This will probably be one of those years when we go from Winter to Summer. I hope I’m wrong on that.

Beau, in his Presidential message, has noticed the amount of people strolling about the beaches. Even with the cold weather, many have been curious about the beach project. He mentions a few things to consider when out and about. Be sure to check out the rules here online. Be sure to review before you head out. He also puts out a request for volunteers. We have upcoming events like the Easter Egg Hunt, Strawberry Festival, worksdays on our properties and the 4th of July parade. He is also asking that you consider joining the Board of Governors in the future.

Ryan, the Town Manager, reminds everyone to be cautious while driving about the Cape. Cold weather or not, many people have been out and about so slow down out there. For those selling their homes, he offers tips on what size portable storage containers you’re allowed. Be sure to read the Caper for more tips in his message.

In community news, Goshen Farm is having their open house on Saturday April 23rd from 10am to 4pm at Goshen Farm. This free event is open to everyone who wants to attend. This year they are raffling off 2 lifetime charger 10ft kayaks. Tickets are $5 each and can be purchased online at https://goshenfarm.org or one of their events.

Cape Conservation Corps will be hosting their 2nd annual native plant swap. In addition to reading this month’s Caper, more information can be found here. Stacey, from CCC, gives a great write-up on Spring Ephemerals & Early Bloomers so don’t miss it!

An amazing write-up on the completed beach project is also in this issue with pictures. Please don’t miss out on reading this and finding out about all the work needed to get this project done.

Lastly, don’t forget that the Garden Club will be hosting their plant sale on Saturday May 14th from 8am-2pm. For more information see this month’s Caper or visit their site.

See you around the Cape!