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July 2010



July 2010 Board Calendar
To be announced 1A Board Meeting
3rd Monday every other Month 1B Meeting
July 22, 2010 CCA Meeting
To be announced Woodlands

*Special Meetings

Sustainability Committee


7:00 pm in the cottage

 

2010 Board of Directors

CCA

Meets on the 4th Wednesday of the month

President - B. Joan Martin (1A)
Vice President - Steve Bittinger (1A)
Treasurer - Carl McGrew (1B)
Secretary - Paul Trattner (1B)

Chikwe C. Njoku
(The Woodlands)
? (Ruscombe Gardens)
Catherine Harris (Parkview)

 

Section 1A

Meets Quarterly


Joe Zammarella - President
Beulah Wallace - Vice President
Michele Cherry - Secretary
Deja Wilford - Treasurer
Robert Marsiglia- Member at Large

 

Section 1B

Meets on the 3rd Monday every other Month


Zoltan Annue- President
Jon Stefanuca- Vice President
Michael Webb- Secretary
Jamie Gasiorowski- Treasurer
Yvonne Cook - Member at Large

 

 

The Woodlands

Meets Quarterly


Chikwe C. Njoku - President
Aleena Truesdale Bibby - Vice President
Kenneth Morris - Treasurer
Sandy Crockett - Secretary

Members at Large
Diane Brown
Veronica Henry
Charles Mcghee

 

 

 
     

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Baltimore City Recycle and Trash Schedule
for Coldspring

Recycle Bottles, Cans, Plastic and Paper

 

Rinse bottles and cans, and discard caps. Place. in paper bag, cardboard box.

 

 

Place paper in paper bag, cardboard box or tie with string.

 

Trash Every Tuesday and Friday of the Month

Recycle Every Friday of the Month

 

 

 

 


What's New

 


How to Host a Deck Party

by Jane Houck and Joan Cooper  

How to Host a Deck Party Guide

 


house

Cottage Room Rental
The CCA is offering the use of the cottage’s main room to rent for small gatherings. It will be available to all members in good standing of the Coldspring community.
A charge of $25.00 is asked to help defray the cost of improvements made to the cottage.

Please contact Nancy Havranek at 410 - 664 – 6341
during CCA office hours to discuss availability.

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Shop online conveniently, safely


Shopping online is convenient, but even experienced shoppers might not know the ins and outs of safety. Some good advice
:
* Use a credit card, not a debit card. If a criminal steals your debit card number, your bank account could be cleaned out, causing you trouble and expense. Though most debit and credit cards have fraud protection, many won't pay your overdraft charges at the bank.

* For extra fraud protection, sign up for Master Card's SecureCode (mastercard.com/secureded/faq.do) or Visa's Verified by Visa (usa.visa.com/personal/security/vbv/index.html). These are password challenge programs for online shopping. Participating stores will request your password.

* Get an email shopping address. Create a new address just for shopping. Add "buy," or "shopping" to your current email for use at online stores. If your email address is joeblo@hotmail.com, your new one could be joebloshopping@hotmail.com. Sites that offer free email include Hotmail (msn.com), Yahoo (mail.yahoo.com) and Netscape (netscape.com). Most cable Internet providers offer subscribers the option of creating more than one email address.
One advantage to the shopping address: Your in box will not be filled with ads and special offers from every store where you make a purchase. Their ads will go to your shopping address where you can easily check them out and delete them, say experts writing for Gannett News Service.

A disposable email address is another option. Free services let you create a temporary address. They forward mail from that address to your real one. Check spamgourmet.com, which is one free service.

Neighborhood Tree Steward Training

Plan to attend free Neighborhood Tree Steward Training Sessions at Cylburn Arboretum in March

 

For details click here


Quotes and Proverbs

Chinese proverb
Tell me, I'll forget. Show me, I may remember. But involve me, and I'll understand.

Quotes
Conflict cannot survive without your participation.
Wayne Dyer
More than anything else, I believe it's our decisions, not the conditions of our lives, that determine destiny.
Anthony Robbins.


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