Hello neighbours,
I wanted to share a helpful recommendation I received from someone on our
block—Jack . I had him come by to clean and inspect the chimney at both my
home and my mom’s, and I was very happy with the service. He was thorough,
efficient, and even made a few helpful adjustments to improve airflow.
Jack is professional and experienced, and it really shows in the quality of
his work. Booking was easy, and he offers straightforward, flat-rate
pricing. If it’s been a while since you’ve had your chimney cleaned—or if
you’ve never done it—I highly recommend reaching out. It’s a great way to
improve safety and ensure your system is running efficiently.
Hi Neighbors!
We plan on having our annual air duct cleaning. I wanted to see if anyone
else is interested. He would cut us a deal if more people sign up. So it
would be $200 instead of the $400. We will get the dryer cleaning free as
well.
We have used him previously as well and they did a wonderful job! Please
let me know if you’re interested and I can schedule a day or two with them
for our neighborhood.
Feel free to text at 786-927-4854.
Hi folks! Mark Turner here.
I've been getting emails again from this list - mostly spammers.
Does anyone know who was in charge of the list? Was it Deborah Ford or
did/does someone else manage it?
Hope everyone's doing well!
Regards,
Mark Turner
Hello! I have(4) free tickets available for the Raleigh HOME SHOW February 13th - 15th 2015 it will be held at the Raleigh Convention Center if you want them please contact by email or phone. Just a reminder put your gold/yellow/blk Community Meeting Signs out for our ECAC meeting Monday hope to see you thank you.
Ms. Deborah FordECAC-Chair(919) 835-3566
Good day! <<<<< F. Y. I. >>>>> after reporting this to the Housing & Neighborhood Dept. (former Community Services Dept.) this is the response from the Director...
Ms. Deborah FordECAC-Chair(919) 835-3566
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Raleigh police ha e been alerted
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"'lleinman(a)aol.com' via Longview Park Community Watch" <longview-park-community-watch(a)googlegroups.com> wrote:
>Group of people in a blue truck is casing the neighbor looking in windows. Three white guys and a white girl. They saw me a ran to the truck parked on Bertie Drive
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>'Bill Fuller' via Longview Park Community Watch <longview-park-community-watch(a)googlegroups.com> wrote:
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>Thank you for that information. there are several home owners along Lord Ashley road I would like to notify about this news letter. Who should they contact to be included.
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>Thank you,
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>Bill Fuller
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>On Monday, December 8, 2014 12:57 AM, Beth Keul <cahoozle(a)gmail.com> wrote:
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>Thanks Ginger I hadn't seen that. I'm usually home during the day because of my schedule so I will keep my eyes open. Luckily the dogs are very good at spotting people and making me keenly aware of their presence. It's their job, and Kaya is an over achiever.
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>Beth Keul
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>On Dec 7, 2014 8:30 PM, "Ginger Deason" <gdeason(a)gmail.com> wrote:
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>Did everyone see this? I saw it on Facebook just now:
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>Brian McFadden (No. King Chas.): I don't mean to freak y'all out but i wanted to give you a heads up..there have been 8 break-ins in our neighborhood in the last 13 days. i interrupted a break in at my home Tuesday morning. Black male early teens rang doorbell, i did not answer. next thing i knew he had ridden his bike around the back of my house and was trying to look in bedroom window. i chased him off wielding a large baseball bat , screaming and cursing. However, my neighbor 's home across the street was broken into . The kid i ran off was around 5'6' , short hair in dreads, dark colored bike. I didn't see a knapsack or bag. He was seen by other neighbors riding up and down the street...casing the homes. According to police, these break ins are happening during the day..the perps are looking for money, jewelry, small electronics, etc.
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>Someone named Matt Horton (309 Lord Berkely) also commented that his house was broken into the same day. He said the perps got a "9mm out of box" a Mac Book Pro and some other stuff.
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>So, a 9mm is a gun, right? Awesome.
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>Brian's episode happened at 11am on Tuesday, Matt's was after 11. Everyone who works from home, please be on the lookout and be prepared to call the cops. Both Brian and Matt reported it, but apparently we need to be extra vigilant.
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>Dog walkers, be vigilant too! I would recommend taking your phones with you so you can call 911 if you see anything/anyone suspicious. I will do just that.
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>Ginger
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>2319 Stevens Rd.
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>Only when the last tree has died and the last river has been poisoned and the last fish has been caught, will we realize that we cannot eat money.
>~ 19th century Cree saying
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>Hasta que el último árbol sea cortado, hasta que el último río sea contaminado, hasta que el último pescado sea atrapado; solo entonces nos daremos cuenta que el dinero no se puede comer.
>~ profecia Indios Cree
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Group of people in a blue truck is casing the neighbor looking in windows. Three white guys and a white girl. They saw me a ran to the truck parked on Bertie Drive
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'Bill Fuller' via Longview Park Community Watch <longview-park-community-watch(a)googlegroups.com> wrote:
>Thank you for that information. there are several home owners along Lord Ashley road I would like to notify about this news letter. Who should they contact to be included.
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>Thank you,
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>Bill Fuller
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>On Monday, December 8, 2014 12:57 AM, Beth Keul <cahoozle(a)gmail.com> wrote:
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>Thanks Ginger I hadn't seen that. I'm usually home during the day because of my schedule so I will keep my eyes open. Luckily the dogs are very good at spotting people and making me keenly aware of their presence. It's their job, and Kaya is an over achiever.
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>Beth Keul
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>On Dec 7, 2014 8:30 PM, "Ginger Deason" <gdeason(a)gmail.com> wrote:
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>Did everyone see this? I saw it on Facebook just now:
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>Brian McFadden (No. King Chas.): I don't mean to freak y'all out but i wanted to give you a heads up..there have been 8 break-ins in our neighborhood in the last 13 days. i interrupted a break in at my home Tuesday morning. Black male early teens rang doorbell, i did not answer. next thing i knew he had ridden his bike around the back of my house and was trying to look in bedroom window. i chased him off wielding a large baseball bat , screaming and cursing. However, my neighbor 's home across the street was broken into . The kid i ran off was around 5'6' , short hair in dreads, dark colored bike. I didn't see a knapsack or bag. He was seen by other neighbors riding up and down the street...casing the homes. According to police, these break ins are happening during the day..the perps are looking for money, jewelry, small electronics, etc.
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>Someone named Matt Horton (309 Lord Berkely) also commented that his house was broken into the same day. He said the perps got a "9mm out of box" a Mac Book Pro and some other stuff.
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>So, a 9mm is a gun, right? Awesome.
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>Brian's episode happened at 11am on Tuesday, Matt's was after 11. Everyone who works from home, please be on the lookout and be prepared to call the cops. Both Brian and Matt reported it, but apparently we need to be extra vigilant.
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>Dog walkers, be vigilant too! I would recommend taking your phones with you so you can call 911 if you see anything/anyone suspicious. I will do just that.
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>Ginger
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>2319 Stevens Rd.
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>Only when the last tree has died and the last river has been poisoned and the last fish has been caught, will we realize that we cannot eat money.
>~ 19th century Cree saying
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>Hasta que el último árbol sea cortado, hasta que el último río sea contaminado, hasta que el último pescado sea atrapado; solo entonces nos daremos cuenta que el dinero no se puede comer.
>~ profecia Indios Cree
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Did everyone see this? I saw it on Facebook just now:
Brian McFadden (No. King Chas.): I don't mean to freak y'all out but i
wanted to give you a heads up..there have been 8 break-ins in our
neighborhood in the last 13 days. i interrupted a break in at my home
Tuesday morning. Black male early teens rang doorbell, i did not answer.
next thing i knew he had ridden his bike around the back of my house and
was trying to look in bedroom window. i chased him off wielding a large
baseball bat , screaming and cursing. However, my neighbor 's home across
the street was broken into . The kid i ran off was around 5'6' , short hair
in dreads, dark colored bike. I didn't see a knapsack or bag. He was seen
by other neighbors riding up and down the street...casing the homes.
According to police, these break ins are happening during the day..the
perps are looking for money, jewelry, small electronics, etc.
Someone named Matt Horton (309 Lord Berkely) also commented that his house
was broken into the same day. He said the perps got a "9mm out of box" a
Mac Book Pro and some other stuff.
So, a 9mm is a gun, right? Awesome.
Brian's episode happened at 11am on Tuesday, Matt's was after 11. *Everyone
who works from home, please be on the lookout and be prepared to call the
cops*. Both Brian and Matt reported it, but apparently we need to be extra
vigilant.
Dog walkers, be vigilant too! I would recommend taking your phones with you
so you can call 911 if you see anything/anyone suspicious. I will do just
that.
Ginger
2319 Stevens Rd.
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Only when the last tree has died and the last river has been poisoned and
the last fish has been caught, will we realize that we cannot eat money.
~ 19th century Cree saying
Hasta que el último árbol sea cortado, hasta que el último río sea
contaminado, hasta que el último pescado sea atrapado; solo entonces nos
daremos cuenta que el dinero no se puede comer.
~ profecia Indios Cree
<<<<< F. Y. I. >>>>> SEE INFO BELOW...
Ms. Deborah Ford
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> Welcome New VolunteersPlease welcome two new volunteers, Stevens Prep
> Academy and Janet Metzger, to our Adopt-A-Park family.
> Stevens Prep Academy has adopted Honeycutt Park where they
> are participating in monthly litter pick up projects. Janet
> Metzger has recently adopted the Lake Lynn Greenway Trail
> where she is focusing on litter pick up and trail
> maintenance. Thanks to both of these volunteers for your
> hard work and participation in our Adopt-A-Park
> program. Volunteers ReachOUT to Raleigh
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> Group volunteers are one of our
> departments greatest assets. ReachOUT NC has been one of the
> most involved groups during 2014. The group has had
> 46 volunteers give 118 hours of their time to
> the Raleigh Parks,
> Recreation and Cultural Resources Department. Volunteers
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> and Buffaloe Road Athletic Park. ReachOUT also plans
> to have 22
> volunteers participate in this year's Holiday
> ExpressReachOUT
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> social, and leadership opportunities for LGBT people and
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> allies. Through performing service projects, ReachOUT
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> communities throughout North
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> Roberts ParkOn October 10, volunteers from the Realtor
> Foundation of the Triangle, RegEd, and local neighborhoods
> joined forces to help build a new playground at Roberts
> Park. This new playground unit for 2-5 and 5-12 year olds
> features rock climbing walls, drums, monkey bars, and much
> more. Without the financial contribution from the Realtor
> Foundation of the Triangle and all the volunteers hard work,
> this new play area for local Raleigh children would not be
> possible. The new Roberts Park playground is set to open in
> early December. Holiday Express Rolls into
> Pullen Amusement ParkJoin us as we transform Pullen Amusement Park
> into a Holiday Wonderland where participants can enjoy
> lights/displays, train rides, carousel rides, arts
> and crafts, and a visit with Santa . This year's Holiday
> Express will take place December 4-7 and 11-14. Volunteers
> are needed to assist with activity stations, welcoming and
> greeting families, and interacting with child participants.
> All volunteers must pre-register and attend the
> mandatory orientation on Monday, December 1 from 6:30-7:30pm
> at Pullen Community Center. This fun volunteer opportunity
> fills up fast so register online now!Volunteers Keep the Roses in
> Bloom This month we honor our dedicated Rose
> Garden volunteers. The Raleigh Rose Garden, located at 301
> Pogue Street, is a hidden gem in downtown Raleigh. With over
> 60 beds that include different species of roses, this park
> is a great place for our community to enjoy the outdoors.
> During the past year, our 23 deadheaders have given over 383
> hours of their time to maintain each of the rose beds.
> Thanks to their hard work and many hours of volunteer
> service, our Raleigh community is able to enjoy this
> park. November V.I.Ps From building a playground to spooktacular
> Halloween festivals and carnivals, our VIPs (volunteers in
> parks) made a huge impact on the Raleigh community. During
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> volunteer 1,683 hours of their time at our city parks and
> special events. A big thanks to each of you for contributing
> your time, talents, and resources to the Raleigh Parks,
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> Volunteer Program. Create your volunteer profile today!Volunteer Opportunities
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> opportunities and register now!Cemetery Watch ProgramYouth Basketball CoachPullen ISCA Swim MeetOptimist ISCA Swim MeetSpecial Olympics Basketball
> Skills Group Projects
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> coordinating a volunteer project for a group? Businesses,
> schools, churches and organizations are encouraged to
> contribute their time, talent and resources to our City
> Parks! Contact us to set up your
> personalized group volunteer project. Volunteer
> Testimonials "CAHEC’ers were impressed
> and appreciative of the recognition and thoughtfulness
> shown by both of you and Parks Department. I hope we
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> city park. There are benefits all around! We have all
> enjoyed working at Optimist Park and to get to know each of
> you and work with the great City of Raleigh Parks
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> great team!" "Yes I would volunteer with Raleigh Parks,
> Recreation and Cultural Resources again! Everyone was so
> wonderful and encouraging. I learned a lot and it was fun to
> help out!""I loved the interaction with the youth.
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> your comments and suggestions by completing our Volunteer Survey. Name that Raleigh Park
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