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Spring Clean
Up Day is Saturday May 10th
submitted 4/25/08 by Shelby Grieve
Back by popular demand! This year’s Spring Clean Up Day will be on Saturday May
10th. Take the day to get your yard ready for summer. Clean the flower beds, mow
the lawn, lay some bark; whatever it needs. If your yard doesn’t need it, help a
neighbor clean up their yard, or contact the Board about cleaning up an area of
our neighborhood.
No room in your trash can? Don’t worry! We’ve increased space to 2 dumpsters
this year. One dumpster will be on 44th Way, and one will be on 192nd, near the
park entrance. This means we’ll need twice as many volunteers. Please contact
Dawn Matte (425-747-0096) or Shelby Grieve (425-644-0909) if you are willing to
volunteer to assist at one of the dumpsters for a couple of hours during the
day.
Special thanks to neighbors Steve and Sonia Wright, owners of Eastside
Hauling & Container Services for the donation of the dumpsters. Contact them
for a neighborhood discount on dumpster rentals: 425-643-4386 |
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Need a Hand?
submitted 4/24/08 by Debbie Batteiger
This summer Jack Batteiger, a Pine Lake 7th Grader is looking for a part time
job.
Yard work, babysitting (hospital trained), pet care, house sitting, and much
more....
Starting July 10th. 425-373-0355 or
jack.batteiger@gmail.com |
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Important
Park Regulations - No Air/Pellet/BB Guns
submitted 4/20/08 by Editor
Recently, we had an incident in our park involving a
small child getting shot in the eye by a pellet gun. The child is very lucky to
be ok as they were within millimeters of losing sight in their eye. Now is a
good time to remind everyone that pellet guns of any kind are not allowed in the
park. In fact, according to Issaquah municipal code, it is unlawful for any
person to point or shoot an air gun at any person or property of another.
If you see children playing with pellet, BB or air guns in the park, please take
immediate action for the safety of others. If your kids are older and go to the
park unsupervised, or if you live on the park, please make sure you know what
they are doing when at the park and that they know what is and is not
appropriate at the park. Please also be aware that as parents, you can be
charged with assault if your child causes harm to another with this type, or any
type of gun.
The Issaquah Municipal Code regarding air
guns is available
by clicking here. |
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Signature
Landscaping Applying Broadleaf Herbicide
submitted 4/18/08 by Dawn Matte
Signature Landscaping will be spot applying
broadleaf herbicide for the turf weeds in the park on April 21st or 22nd,
weather depending. Please contact Dawn Matte at 425-747-0096 or
dmatte@comcast.net if you have any
questions.
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Comcast
Service Credit
submitted 4/6/08 by Dawn Matte
Neighbors who have had Comcast cable TV and who have lived in South Cove
since we were annexed in March 2006 can call Tamar at Comcast at
253-896-3113 to get approximately ½ off their bills for the next six
months. Per Tamar, this is a good will gesture on the part of Comcast
because we have been paying a considerable amount more for our television
service than the rest of Issaquah. Although some people have already been
credited the amount owed to them by Comcast, Comcast says the refund issue
is still pending.
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Easter 2008
Event a Huge Success!
submitted 4/6/08 by Editor
Thank you to event coordinators Shelby Grieve and Dawn Matte as well as all
the other volunteers for helping to make the Easter Parade and Egg Hunt a
huge success! The sun was out, the Easter Bunny came to visit, and the egg
hunters found every hidden egg! Please enjoy the pictures below.
For details on other events, please visit the Events page by clicking
here.
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Dirty
Mailbox Stations
submitted 3/10/08 by South Cove Board
Just a reminder that the mailbox stations are the neighborhood's responsibility
to keep clean. Some of them are looking a bit dirty. Next time you go on a
cleaning spree, please consider taking a few minutes to wipe down your mailbox
station. Keeping our mailboxes clean not only enhances our neighborhood, but
also helps the mailbox stations last longer (and your neighbors will thank you).
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Rowboat for
Sale
submitted 3/10/08 by Mike & Carol Ladd
7.5' Livingston rowboat for sale. $400, includes 2 oars. Not used very often.
Stored inside. Picture available. Call Mike Ladd, 425-641-0282 or email at
laddmichael@yahoo.com.
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New Bouncy
Toys Installed!
submitted 2/28/08 by Editor
The weather finally warmed up enough so that the new bouncy toys could be
installed at our park. Special thanks go out to Rod Putney for researching,
ordering and storing the new bouncy toys during his 2007 board term. A big
thank-you also goes to Don Meyer for installing the new toys. They look great
and have already been kid-tested (and approved!)
click for
bigger picture
The chains on the big swings were also recently replaced by Don Meyer as the old chains
were severely worn and had become unsafe. |
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Lawn Mowing
Services Offered
submitted 2/28/08 by Dustin Fry
Hi, my name is Dustin Fry. I'm a 13 year old boy offering lawn mowing services.
It's rainy season again and to spare your lawn (without breaking your back),
hire me to give your grass a trim. I have experience from mowing my own lawn and
will work hard to mow yours too! Reasonable rates. I'll be available for lawn
mowing after school and weekends. If your lawn needs a mow, you can call
(425)-603-0931. |
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Island
Maintenance
submitted 2/22/08 by South Cove Board
Some of the islands are looking very shabby with junk and toys that have been
sitting out in the rain for months. If your youngsters are playing on an island,
kindly see that their playthings are removed from the island after playtime is
over. Thank you for helping to keep our islands looking clean! |
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Raccoons in
South Cove
submitted 2/10/08 by Julie Meyer
There have been multiple reports of raccoons coming around houses in South Cove.
This often happens when pet food is left outside. Please do not leave your
pet's food outside as raccoons can be aggressive towards dogs, cats and even
small children. |
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Please Don't
Park on our Sidewalks
submitted 2/04/08 by Windsor Lewis-Gloy
When you or your guests park a car on the street, please be sure that all four
tires are on the street. Parking with two wheels up on the curb is damaging to
the sidewalks and also makes it difficult for walkers to get by safely.
We our fortunate to live in a neighborhood with wide streets, so please be sure
that all street-parked cars stay on the street and off our sidewalks. Thank you! |
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Need Tennis
Court Keys?
submitted 2/04/08 by Windsor Lewis-Gloy
If you want to play tennis at our private court but don't have keys to unlock the gate, be sure to
contact Julie Meyer. Julie has keys available for $10 and can be reached at
425-644-2559 or
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If you do not have keys, please do not attempt to climb over the fence! |
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House For
Sale: 19225 SE 45th Place
submitted 1/17/08 by Damaris Bartlett
Beautiful Burnstead home, 2,642 square foot, 4 bdrm, 2.5 bath, great room, den
and rec room. Across the street from three acre community park w/tennis courts,
kids playground and 100 foot beach front on Lake Sammamish in sought-after South
Cove neighborhood in Issaquah. This is a wonderful family neighborhood to live
in!
For more information and pictures,
click here.
Contact Tom or Damaris with inquiries at 425-922-4077 or 425-785-5073, or email
at damarisbartlett@msn.com |
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Emerald
Heights Academy Preschool Fun Fair (Free!)
submitted 1/14/08 by Toni Venezia
You and your family are invited to a Free Pre-School Fun Fair. There will be
face painting, games and a visit from Elmo!
Date: Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Time: 10:00 A.M. - 11:30 A.M.
Where: Emerald Heights Academy
Address: 3850 - 156th Ave SE, Bellevue, WA 98006 (just off I-90 behind Fox
Sports Net)
Information and tour dates will be available about the Emerald Heights
Academy Pre-School. For more information about the fun fair, please view the
flyer at this
link. For more information about Emerald Heights Academy, please visit their
web site at this link. |
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South Cove
Board Priorities for 2008
submitted 12/19/07 by Rod Putney
All South Cove residents were recently asked to participate in a survey to
help the board establish priorities for 2008. A complete summary of the
responses is now available for viewing at
this link. |
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Updates to
Save Lake Sammamish (SLS) Web Site
submitted 12/16/07 by Frank Lill, Vice President,
SLS
Save Lake Sammamish (SLS) is a non-profit Washington corporation established
to promote the water quality of Lake Sammamish and its watershed. SLS has update
their web site and you can view the latest information at
this link. |
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Central
Issaquah Plan Updated Information from Workshop 2
submitted 12/13/07 by Chad Hardisty
The City hosted a second, successful community workshop on Thursday, November
8th at the Pickering Barn. Approximately 75 community members attended. Pictures
of the workshop are at
this link.
The workshop resulted in 11 land use options developed by community teams which
illustrate where and how much growth should occur in Central Issaquah. The
results from each team and comments provided during the open house/viewing
session have been tallied and posted on the Planning Department website at
this link. |
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ICE campaign
- "In Case of Emergency"
submitted 11/20/07 by Chad Hardisty
We all carry our mobile phones with names & numbers stored in its memory but
nobody, other than ourselves, knows which of these numbers belong to our closest
family or friends.
If we were to be involved in an accident or were taken ill, the people attending
us would have our mobile phone but wouldn't know who to call. Yes, there are
hundreds of numbers stored but which one is the contact person in case of an
emergency? Hence this "ICE" (In Case of Emergency) Campaign
The concept of "ICE" is catching on quickly. It is a method of contact during
emergency situations. As cell phones are carried by the majority of the
population, all you need to do is store the number of a contact person or
persons who should be contacted during emergency under the name "ICE" (In Case
Of Emergency).
The idea was thought up by a paramedic who found that when he went to the
scenes of accidents, there were always mobile phones with patients, but they
didn't know which number to call. He therefore thought that it would be a good
idea if there was a nationally recognized name for this purpose. In an emergency
situation, Emergency Service personnel and hospital Staff would be able to
quickly contact the right person by simply dialing the number you have stored as
"ICE".
For more than one contact name simply enter ICE1, ICE2, etc. Be sure it's in
your kid's cell phones also.
A great idea that will make a difference. Let's spread the concept of ICE by
storing an ICE number in our Mobile phones today! |
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Dining
Chairs for Sale
submitted 11/19/07 by Connie Edwards
Six upholstered dining room chairs in good condition - $25 each or $100 for
all - need them for the holidays? Call Connie Edwards (425) 643-3186 |
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Annual
Homeowners Meeting
submitted 11/17/07 by The Board
The South Cove Homeowners Association Annual Meeting was held on Thursday -
November 15, 2007 at 7pm at the King County Library Service Center.
South Cove would like to thank the 26 board members and homeowners who
attended the annual meeting.
Thank you for your participation and interest in our
community!!! |
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Reminder of
South Cove 2008 Annual Dues
submitted 11/17/07 by The Board
South Cove's new
fiscal year began on 11/1/2007 and runs through 10/31/2008. Annual
homeowner dues have been set at $225 per home and were due in full on 11/1/07
unless other payment arrangements were made with the board.
Checks should be made out and mailed to:
South Cove Homeowners Association
P.O. Box 1257
Issaquah, WA 98027
Please do not
forward your payment to individual board members unless it is absolutely
necessary. |
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How to
report a street pole outage
submitted 10/13/07 by The Board
Every now and again a street light has an outage, but it's pretty easy to
resolve with the help of Puget Sound Energy.
1. Go out to the broken light pole and write down its number (there
will be a tag on the pole identifying which one it is).
2. Either call Puget Sound Energy at 1-888-225-5773 to report it, or
you can also report the outage via their website at:
http://www.pse.com/insidepse/contactforms/streetlight.aspx
Puget Sound Energy is generally able to respond to the report in one or two
business days. |
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Notice of
South Cove Annual Meeting
submitted 10/2/07 by The Board
This year's annual homeowner's meeting will be held on:
Thursday - November
15, 2007 - 7pm
King County Library
Service Center
960 Newport Way NW,
Issaquah, WA 98027
(overflow parking
behind the building)
For directions click here! Reminder
notices for the annual meeting will be sent to all homeowners. |
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Neighborhood
Speeding Reminder
submitted 10/2/07 by The Board
Lately South
Cove homeowners have observed many cars speeding around the stopped school buses
in the morning (specifically the one for the elementary kids at 188th and SE
44th). Bus drivers and parents are on alert to gather license plate
numbers and the Issaquah police will be patrolling more frequently.
This is a
reminder for all South Cove residents to observe the 25 MPH speed limits and to
adhere to traffic laws for school buses. Please do your part to keep the
school kids safe! |
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South Cove's
Annual 4th of July Event in the Park
submitted 6/24/07 by The Board
Come join your neighbors for the
parade, clowns, games, food and fun.
8:00 am: Fun Run
8:15 am: Round Robin Tennis
Tournament
10:15 am: Parade Line Up
10:30 am: Let the FUN Begin!!!
11:30 am: BBQ
1:00 pm: Kids Soccer &
Volleyball
(event details can be
found on South Cove's main page) |
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Issaquah/South Cove Transportation Needs Study
submitted 6/18/07 by SLSA & Gary Thede
The City of Issaquah has undertaken a
study of West Lake Sammamish Parkway (click
here for the Scope of Work) that will review roadway needs and safety issues
on this road in the South Lake Sammamish area.
Over the next several weeks, the
study consultant, William Popp Associates, will develop a Roadway Needs
(deficiency) Analysis of West Lake Sammamish Parkway as well as preliminary
suggestions on resolutions of identified deficiencies. This data and
report will serve as the basis for a listing and cost analysis of higher
priority, cost-effective projects that could be included in the 2008 Capital
Improvement Program budget that the city is preparing.
To assist in this process, the
city is looking for community input and feedback to provide the Consultant that
can be included in their study and analysis.
All input and suggestions are
welcome, including comments related to how you believe the road can be improved
and identification of traffic safety and operational concerns. If possible, it
is requested that your comments be received by June 18th and can be emailed to
Gary Thede .
As this study progresses, we will
provide periodic updates so SLSA members are kept informed of its progress and
findings. This study should provide a comprehensive analysis of operational and
safety concerns and the creation of a list of projects that will allow for the
planning of needed improvements.
For additional information or if you
have questions related to this study, please feel free to contact Gary Thede at
Gary Thede. |
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Pet Walking
submitted 6/24/07 by John Kuo
Hi, everyone, I am John Kuo. I have been living in South Cove with the
address of 4323 191 Ave. SE for 8years. . It is the summer time now and school
is out. Being a school bus driver, I am out of work for this time. I love to
walk around in this neighborhood and I do not mind to take your pets to walk
along as my good company. Also I can house-sitting your home while your family
are away. I am dependable and a happy person. I can be reached at my cell
425-466-7331. Please call when you need me. John Kuo |
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Architectural Control Committee (ACC) Needs Volunteers
submitted 6/16/07 by The Board
Attention Homeowners: The board is looking for homeowners to become
involved with the administration of the Architectural Control Committee (ACC).
Duties include coordinating with the committee chair to review and respond to
homeowner ACC requests. This is a great way to become involved with the
community, meet your neighbors and gather some great project ideas without
having to commit to a regular board position. Please
contact any board
member if interested. |
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Two Open Board
Positions
submitted 6/16/07 by The Board
Attention Homeowners: There are two open South Cove board positions and
we're looking for homeowners to fill the openings through the end of 2007.
Becoming a board member is a great opportunity to meet your neighbors, to learn
about local happenings and to contribute to the community - AND it doesn't have
to take a lot of time!
Additional information:
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Board meetings are held monthly
(the 4th Wednesday of each month) at 7pm in board members' homes and last
for approximately 2 - 2.5 hours.
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Board members select which areas
they would like to contribute their time and efforts to. Currently we
could use additional help with the ACC (Architectural Control Committee),
the Events Committee or the Newsletters & Website Committee.
South Cove is what homeowners make of it - so take advantage of this
opportunity to share your thoughts and skills with the rest of community.
Please
email any board member if you are interested! |
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Compassionate & Caring Part-time Nanny Available:
submitted 6/6/07 by
Jodi Scharnhorst
If you are looking for someone with
extensive experience with children, you have come to the right place. I have
been working as a registered nurse for the past 5 years. I have extensive
experience in pediatrics and neonatal care. Prior to becoming a nurse I spent
many years nannying for families in the area. I recently had my first child and
am looking for a nanny position 3 days a week to start in mid July to early
August. I will also be caring for my daughter who will be 3 months at that time.
I am active, creative, and love to be around kids. I will keep your children
busy playing outside and positively developing their young minds. For further
information please contact me via email or
206-898-0705.
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FOUND -
SILVER NECKLACE WITH CROSS:
submitted 6/6/07 by Annie Schinnerer
I found this lovely cross necklace in
the grass at the top of the steps at South Cove's Beach over Memorial Day
Weekend. The cross has stones in it. Please contact me if you lost it. 747-2714 |
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June 8 & 9,
9:00am - 4:00 pm: Multi-Neighborhood Garage Sale
submitted 6/3/07 by The Board
South
Cove and other nearby homeowners associations are hosting the combined,
multi-neighborhood garage sale in June this year. The associations will
advertise our event in the newspaper and provide directional signage. Each
resident prices, sets
up and puts their wares in their driveway/garage so customers can shop 'til they
drop. So get your stuff ready and sell, sell, sell.
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Keeping Our Sidewalks Clean & Clear
Michelle Forkner, Code Compliance Officer
425-837-3107 –
michelef@ci.issaquah.wa.us
Issaquah City News – Summer 2007 Edition
Issaquah residents love to walk, no matter what the season or weather. They
want sidewalks free and clear of parked vehicles, trash cans, overgrown
vegetation, branches and other possible safety hazards such as moss and
blackberries. Something property owners may not be aware of is that sidewalk
maintenance is the their responsibility per Issaquah Municipal Code (IMC)
Chapter 12.08.030.
Overgrown Shrubs
In our northwest climate, trees and shrubs grow quickly. Overgrown plants and
low hanging branches can lead to head and eye injuries, or can force pedestrians
to sidestep into oncoming traffic. To improve the safety of your sidewalk, be
sure to:
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Prune trees
to a seven (7) foot vertical clearance
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Prune one
foot back from the edge of the sidewalk. The extra space allows full use of
the sidewalk space more effectively and safely.
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Sweep away
fallen leaves and other debris.
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Trim
vegetation obstructing driveways or intersections to increase visibility of
pedestrians and street signs.
For technical information on how to prune properly, contact Parks Maintenance at
425-837-3661.
Blocked Sidewalks
Blocked sidewalks increase the likelihood of accidents, especially when vehicles
and other obstructions like trash cans or recycling bins [and basketball nets]
force pedestrians into the street. Even partially obstructed sidewalks increase
the likelihood of accidents. Vehicles jutting out of driveways limit sight
distances and decrease room to squeeze by. Sidewalks can crack under the weight
of parked vehicles, leading to expensive repairs not to mention slippery
sidewalks cause by oil leaking from these vehicles.
So check the public sidewalk next to your property. If you see anything
encroaching upon or over it, do your fellow citizens a favor - - clean it, trim
it, sweep it! This will benefit all of us with safe City sidewalks. |
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Think Before You Wash That Car
Issaquah City News – Summer 2007 Edition
Do you know where the detergents, oil and road grime from washing your car go?
If you’re not washing your car on your lawn or taking it to a commercial car
wash, chances are the dirty soapy water drains into the nearest storm drain and
directly into Issaquah Creek and Lake Sammamish.
The truth is all soaps, even biodegradable ones, are toxic to fish. Not to
mention everything you just washed off your car. If you’re washing your car at
home wash it on the lawn, where the water will soak into the soil. Or go to a
commercial car wash. The drains in commercial car washes are connected to the
sanitary sewer system, so rinse water does not wash down storm drains.
Do your part to
keep the local creeks and lake clean. Local fish will thank you! |
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So You’re Going On Vacation
Chris Felstad, Police Commander
425-837-3208 –
chrisf@ci.issaquah.wa.us
Issaquah City News – Summer 2007 Edition
Safeguarding your
home:
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Have good
locks on all doors and window and use them.
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Ask a
neighbor to watch your house while you’re away and provide them with an
emergency contact number.
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Stop all
deliveries, or arrange for someone to pick up your mail, newspapers and
packages.
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Use automatic
timers to turn on lights, a radio or a television at appropriate times to
disguise the fact that your are away.
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Turn the
ringer on your telephone off or down low so anyone outside won’t be alerted
to your absence by a ringing phone.
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Don’t
announce your absence on answering machine messages.
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Arrange for
someone to mow your lawn, rake leaves and maintain the yard to give the home
a lived-in look.
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Ask a
neighbor to occasionally park in your driveway.
Traveling Safely:
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Use hotel
safes to store your valuables during your stay.
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Stay alert to
your surroundings.
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Have specific
directions to your destination.
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Always keep
your vehicle doors and windows locked.
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At stop
lights and other traffic delays, leave enough space in front of your vehicle
to provide an escape option in case of emergency.
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Let someone
know your travel route and itinerary to help authorities locate you if there
is a need to do so.
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Doggie Doo-Doo is a Don’t-Don’t
Issaquah City News – Summer 2007 Edition
Half of all dog owners walk their dogs in public places, but about 40% of them
don’t pick up after their pets; creating not only a walking hazard, but
potential health risks as well. Pet waste left on the ground can wash into
storm sewers, many of which drain directly into natural water bodies,
contributing to problems from sick kids [and animals] to mucky algae that
suffocates fish and is sometimes poisonous to humans.
What may seem like such a small amount when it’s just your dog really does add
up. Cleaning up after your pets can be as simple as taking along a plastic bag
on your next walk. The “used” bag can be disposed of safely by securing the bag
and placing it in a nearby trash can. At home, larger volumes of pet waste
should be double-bagged to ensure safe handling by local sanitation workers.
Be a good neighbor and scoop the poop! |
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Summer
Sitter needed
submitted 5/2/07 by Jill Morgan
Wanted:Summer child care- during middle of day for 2 boys ages11 & 13.
Looking for an older teen or older individual to check in, oversee lunch & get
them some exercise in the neighborhood, 2-3 hours a day. If available to drive
and pick up from camps that would be great too. Call Jill Morgan at 644-2207 or
email
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Welcome to
new South Cove Boardmember Liza Lee
submitted 4/25/07
Hello, my name is Liza Lee. My family (Eric, Nicole & Jordan) and I moved to
South Cove in 2005. After a year of house hunting and multiple offers we were
thrilled to have our offer accepted in South Cove. I realized instantly it was
worth the wait for the perfect combination of house & neighborhood!
Eric enjoys working in our yard, both kids can’t get enough of the
playground, and I love the beach.
This year I look forward to getting to know more people in the neighborhood
and working with the homeowner’s board. |
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South Cove
Tennis Camp!
submitted 4/25/07 by Susie Carney
Come one, come all for South Cove’s summer tennis camp for kids and adults!
Offered to kids from 10am-12pm: July 9th-13th, July 23rd-27th and August
13th-17th for $100 each session. Offered to adults from 7-8:30pm: June
26th-28th, and August 7th-9th for $50 each session. Instructions provided by a
teaching pro from the Sammammish Club. Click
here for the
registration form in PDF format, or
here for the Word
document. Open to the SLSA community. Questions? Call Vince Gregory at
425-313-3131 or email at
See you on the courts! |
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The dock has
been resurfaced!
submitted 4/16/07
   
Our community beach floating dock has been resurfaced! The decision was
made to go with grading due to current requirements on the Lake.
(Currently, all new dock surfaces must allow light to go through for the benefit
salmon!) Thank-you to Julie Meyer for arranging this, and to Mark
Henderson/Marine Restoration for doing this work!
The siding on the old part of the dock will be repainted. |
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Easter Event
was a success!
Thank-you to Kathy DeCaprio, Kim
Putney, Amy Higgins , Conner Higgins, Windsor Lewis-Gloy, Julie Meyer, Susi
and Russell Tom, Elliot Hill, Brian Osborne, Brent Grieve, Rod Putney and
all the volunteers! A special thank-you to our event organizer, Shelby
Grieve!!Click here to see Easter
2007 pictures |
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Carpool to
Woodinville
submitted 4/6/07 by Judy Layton
Does anyone have children attending Bellevue Christian in Woodinville?
A potential new resident to South Cove, would like to know for possible
carpooling, etc.
Please contact Judy Layton at 425-765-1999 or
email
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New
Boardmember: Julie Meyer
posted 1/27/07
Julie Meyer and her husband Don bought their home in 1990, when you could
still afford a home in South Cove! They have two grown children who attended the
local public schools - Sunset, PLMS, IHS, UW and WWU.
With convenient access to the freeway, a beautiful 3-acre park and
family-oriented community spirit, Julie feels that there isn't a whole lot to be
improved upon in South Cove. She would like to give a little back to the
community she's been a part of for 17 years, help to maintain South Cove's
desirability, and also has a few ideas she would like to implement. |
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New
Boardmember: Shelby Grieve
posted 1/27/07
Shelby was elected to the board at our November HOA meeting. She and her
family moved to South Cove in January 2006 and have been enjoying the
neighborhood ever since. Shelby manages a Certification exam development team at
Microsoft but enjoys spending her free time relaxing with her family, working on
home projects, scrapbooking, and reading |
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Comcast
Cable Rate concerns: We're paying more than the rest of Issaquah
submitted 1/27/07 by Jeff Parsons of Greenwood
point
Comcast continues to charge residents of newly annexed areas of South
Cove/Greenwood Point, etc. higher rates than other customers
within city limits, and Comcast offers incomplete and contradictory explanations
for the differences.
Click here for details:
Click here to see recent Issaquah Press article:
Contact Tim Smith, the city's Media Specialist and Commission Liaison to
complain:
Tim Smith, Media Specialist,
City of Issaquah P.O. Box 1307 Issaquah, WA 98027-1307
email:
or
Comcast Client Services
1323 34th Ave E
Tacoma, WA 98424
Fax: 425-918-1215
Click here for
the Issaquah Cable Commission's web page: |
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