It was a breezy and chilly day in Spanish Cove, but the sun was shining and all was right with the world. It was a perfect day for a parade! The 4th Annual Spanish Cove Mardi Gras Parade took off from Rio Circle and Ridgewood at noon and drove through the streets of Land Harbor. [...]
I was an organizing member of the Concerned Property Owners Committee (CPOC) that formed as a consequence of the troublesome events surrounding POASC’s financial situation brought to light last summer. The objectives of the committee were consistent with my own though in some instances I differed with other members on procedural matters. As I stated [...]
There are several comments made on Spanish Cove Free Speak that I feel I must reply to.
1. My filming of the meeting was because Cove Connections was/is hopeful of being able to post the entire meeting for those who missed the meeting to see. The camera was running continuously except when the batteries died. [...]
Continue reading about Some History Regarding POASC’s Internal Controls or Lack, thereof.
DENNIS McKINNEY [Sally’s husband] suffered a stroke during carotid artery stent placement. He is in Spring Hill Hospital, Mobile and moving to Mercy Medical Rehab Center, Daphne tomorrow, hopefully.
Please keep him in your prayers.
Town Hall Meeting
6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 12
Open Forum
The Concerned Property Owners Committee
POASC Chairman of the Board Joan Fletcher,
POASC Attorney Daniel Craven
and a representative from POASC accounting firm
Gruenloh & Associates
will attend
and will be available for questions and information.
One thing remains true in Spanish Cove, the kindness and good will of neighbors and friends. We’re so lucky to live in this small community where thoughtfulness, kindness and friendship abound [which can make such a difference especially with those of you who are on your own and have no family to fall back [...]
The Y’all Come Potluck group was not large, but as usual, there was enough food to feed an army. MMMM! Beef stew. A wonderful hot pineapple casserole that Liz Burton and I felt obligated to keep testing until we decided it was bad manners to lick the bowl. Cole slaw and potatoes and sausage and [...]
Hope you enjoy.
We received the invitation months ago and accepted right away, because the St. Gregory High School reunion was being held in the Chicago area in October. Everyone knows October is the best time of the year to visit Chicago. Not!
Well, let me explain. There were two days of the seven that were typical Chicago Autumn. [...]
The Council on Aging will be presenting their program at the Cove Clubhouse at 10am.
Mary, Mary quite contrary how does your garden grow? With silver bells and cockle shells, and pretty maids all in a row. …
It was a grand and glorious day when Spanish Cove gardeners gathered to learn more about their interest in plants and flowers. The sun shone brightly and dozens of butterflies hovered around [...]
Good news!
The Council on Aging is coming to the Spanish Cove Clubhouse on October 22nd at 10:00am.
If you’re not familiar with the Council on Aging their Mission is:
The Baldwin Council on Aging is the leading advocate, relative to all aging issues, on behalf of all older persons in the planning and service [...]
Wally Hodge needs a trumpet. To see his advertisement please click on the following link: Cove Classifieds It can be seen in the Wanted section.
Held at the Cove Clubhouse on Thursday, September 24th, 2009. Thanks Activities Committee, we had a wonderful time!
Continue reading about Photos of Spanish Cove’s International Night
I am needing buy a good size piece of out door carpet. Was wondering of anyplace other than Lowes or Homedepot.
Gary W
The first group meditation meeting for men and women will be held tomorrow night at 7pm in the RVCH library room.
The focus will be on relaxation, which is best done on the floor, so please bring a mat or a towel in preparation to relax every muscle in your body. The meditations can also [...]
We find ourselves in need of some auto service and wondered if anyone has used Evans Automotive on US98 just west of Dog Track Road. If so, please tell us if you found it to be good service at a reasonable price.
Recommendations are appreciated for other good auto service companies as well.
Thanks, Penny [...]
I have just read a report in my business news indicating that GE and Emerson, two manufacturing companies, were considering bringing production back to the United States and Mexico. The CEO of GE even indicated that he feels there has been too much outsourcing and we should nationally have manufacturing employment at 20% of total [...]
Continue reading about Novel Idea: Manufacture, Sell, Buy American
Each morning my friend, Debbie, goes to the pier to take sunrise photos.
On Tuesday, August 18, 2009, she got the surprise of her life.
Continue reading about Surprise, Surprise the Gators are Back
Work begins on a new home on lower Ridgewood across from the retention pond. Let’s hope the trend continues.
Continue reading about Something We Haven’t Seen in a Long While
The Atlantic hurricane season is officially from June 1 through November 30.
This morning, according to the National Hurricane Center , hurricane season is warming up again [see picture]. To visit their website click on the above link or on this article’s picture.
Other hurricane tracking websites are Storm Pulse and Weather Underground
The Alabama Hurricane Center is [...]
The visitors are pretty much gone from Grandma and Grandpa’s house. The kids are back in school, but those who remain are enjoying the good life. The 8 and 10 a.m. water aerobics classes are in full swing, although somewhat depleted until our Winter Friends return.
The Maintenance Department with the help of Board Members Jimmy [...]
After Hurricane Katrina, Katrina Cottages were created quickly and inexpensively to provide temporary housing for Hurricane Katrina victims.
Inspired by the latest Land Harbor proposal I decided to take a look at small houses and a friend brought Katrina Cottages to my attention.
The original, Creole inspired, Katrina Cottage was developed by Marianne Cusato and [...]
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