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TRUCK OVERTURNS ON GOLF COURSE;
HAZMAT TEAM RESPONDS
The driver of a 20-wheeler walked away from his
overturned rig with no injuries.
Photo courtesy: Rob Wright
Aerial views of this accident site were impressive,
but no one was hurt on Monday, March 8th when a
20-wheeler slowly began to rock before completely
toppling over. The driver was not in the cab when
the rig overturned.
As part of the golf course
renovation, the driver from Shapemasters
was dumping a load of sand near hole #16 at Stede
Bonnet Wynd when workers realized some of the
moister sand was stuck in the bucket. The driver
got out of the cab as a worker in a smaller
vehicle, a Bobcat, began tapping the bucket to
shake the wet sand loose. But because the
still-extended bucket made the rig top-heavy, and
the left-hand side of the truck was parked in soft
sand, the tapping caused the wheels on the rig's
left side to sink into the soft sand and slowly
topple over.
Deputy
Chief of the Department of Public Safety Shawn
Freeman said that the biggest concern for emergency
responders was potential contamination of the
nearby lagoon -- after hydraulic fluid and radiator
fluid leaked from the truck. "We were very
fortunate. Quick action on the part of those on the
golf course enabled us to respond in time to contain
the spill and prevent any contamination of the
pond," said Freeman.
No one was charged in the incident, but Freeman
estimates damage to the truck at around $10,000.
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OPEN LETTER FROM
MAYOR ANDY SAYRE
TO BHI STAKEHOLDERS
March 11, 2010
Dear Fellow Islander,
From time to time, I plan on writing an open
letter to the stakeholders of Bald Head Island to
update them on recent Village Council activity.
As always shoreline stabilization remains our
highest priority. The current beach nourishment
project, which is totally funded by the Island, is
progressing well with one critical deviation from
the original plan. Due to the unprecedented loss of
sand at the west end of South Beach, caused by
maintenance dredging of the Wilmington Harbor
Channel in the first quarter of 2009, considerably
more new sand had to be allocated to that area than
was initially planned. This has resulted in a
reduced profile continuing east on South Beach,
although we still plan to finish in the Loggerhead
Trail area.
Replacement of the dilapidated sand tube groin
field is progressing slower than expected and will
probably require an extension of the permit to the
end of April. Once again, because of the magnitude
of last year's sand loss, several of the groins will
not be totally covered by new sand as has always
been the case at the completion of previous
projects. The result is a diminished useful life for
these groins unless further nourishment is
forthcoming.
According to our Sand Management Plan with the
Corps of Engineers, Bald Head is to receive dredged
material from the next channel maintenance project
scheduled for winter 2010/2011. Unfortunately the
President's budget does not include adequate funding
at this time. Securing such funding is now our
highest priority and we are actively working through
our representatives to see that this happens.
However, relying on sand nourishment and textile
groins is not a viable long term solution. Therefore
the Council is pursuing funding to offset the costs
of a computerized modeling study of the entire Cape
Fear River delta. This study will document the
various dynamics of the area with the ultimate goal
of identifying better ways to manage the channel and
the shoreline. The solutions could consist of a
revised Sand Management Plan, a relocation of the
channel, hardened structures, a combination thereof
or something totally new. Our goal is to make this
study a cooperative effort with the Corps, the
State, the Port and its pilots, and neighboring
coastal towns in order to avoid lengthy and costly
litigation.
To aid and advise the Council on these critical
issues, as well as others, we have reorganized the
Village Committee structure. There are now two new
committees, Shoreline Protection and Communications;
two combined committees, Public Safety &
Transportation and Public Works & Utilities and the
Finance Committee. The State mandated Planning Board
and Board of Adjustment remain unchanged.
We are also assessing whether to establish a
Parks and Recreation Committee to manage the
Island's present and future physical assets as well
as possible programs and activities. Developing this
committee may allow us greater access to supporting
State and Federal grants.
The Council is also establishing two short term
Ad Hoc Committees: one to analyze and advise on the
proposed NC International Terminal in Southport and
the other to address the proposed rate case of the
Bald Head Island Transportation Co. These committees
will include representatives from the Village, the
Bald Head Association, the Conservancy, the BHI
Club, Old Baldy Foundation and BHI Limited (for the
NCIT study).
With the re-structuring and defining of
objectives for our volunteer committees, your
Council is asking for everyone's help and
consideration for staffing. Recently we reached out
to the community asking each of you to
volunteer your skills and talents where you feel
they best benefit our needs. For those of you
currently serving on committees, your time and
talents are greatly appreciated. We encourage you to
continue with your current committee, or if you feel
you would better serve in a different capacity, here
is your opportunity. Either way our objective is to
allow each of you a fresh opportunity to put your
time and talents to work where you feel they best
fit and where you are the most comfortable.
Recently your Council has spent a great deal of
time attending meetings on and off the Island
furthering our goals. The State Legislature has
tasked the Coastal Resources Commission (CRC) to
study the feasibility of changing the law to allow
terminal groins in certain areas along the coast. In
pursuit of a positive decision, we have attended not
only all of the CRC meetings but also meetings of
its Science Panel and Steering Committee, making
presentations at most.
Additionally the Brunswick Beach Consortium met
on the Island in February; we attended a meeting of
the NC Beach, Inlet and Waterways Association in
December and will again later this month; and the
mayors of southeast Brunswick County have begun
meeting monthly.
Finally the Village Manager and I visited
Washington DC last week to tell Bald Head's story
and to seek funding for studies leading to a
resolution of our unnatural erosion problems. We met
with Congressional staffers, Representative McIntyre
and his staff and the staffs of Senators Burr and
Hagan. Fortunately our trip coincided with the NC
Water Resources Congress where we were able to spend
some time with Col. Ryscavage of the Corps'
Wilmington District and Tom Eager, Director of the
State Ports Authority. All of the meetings were also
attended by representatives of our new lobbying
firm, AckermanSenterfitt, who were instrumental in
arranging our schedule and supporting our cause.
As the new Council embarks on new initiatives as
well as routine business, we appreciate the support
and patience of the community. We also encourage
your involvement.
Sincerely,
Mayor Andy Sayre
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EARLY VOTING IN
PRIMARIES BEGINS;
ONE-STOP VOTING STARTS APRIL 15TH
Absentee voting by mail for
the May Primary Election begins on Monday, March
15th. The voter registration deadline is April 9th,
and One Stop Voting begins on April 15th. In the
state of North Carolina, voters must be either a
registered member of a particular party to vote in
its primary -- or registered as "unaffiliated."
Senator Richard Burr
(R) faces three Republican challengers in the May
primary. Representative Mike McIntyre (D) is the
only Democratic candidate in his race. State
Senator Julia Boseman is not seeking
reelection, leaving only one Democratic
candidate: David Redwine. Bill Rabon and Bettie
Fennel will battle it out on the Republican side.
State Representative Frank
Iler (R) is facing a challenge by Mac Tyson; the
two Democratic candidates for this seat are James
Knox and Leonard Jenkins.
State Representative Dewey
Hill (D) is defending his seat against Ken Waddell
in hopes of being elected to a tenth term of
office. And this year District Attorney Rex Gore
(D) is facing primary challenger Harold (Butch)
Pope.
Two county commissioners' seats
could essentially be decided in the primary
election. Republican Marty Cooke is facing Republican
challenger Randy Sullivan, and because there are no
Democratic candidates for this seat, it will likely be
decided in the May primary. County Commissioner Phil
Norris (R) is running against Corrine McCray, and
while there are also no Democratic candidates running
for this seat, the successful Republican candidate
will face Libertarian candidate Ray Gilbert in
November.
Other seats included in the May primary: Clerk of
Court, two Board of Education positions (Districts 3
and 5), and eight judgeships, half of which are
running unopposed.
To
view a complete list of candidates, follow this link:
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NO PORT SOUTHPORT RECEIVES STUDY GRANT
According to recently
published reports, the non-profit group No Port
Southport was awarded a grant worth $5,000 to pay
for a study that would refute the Port Authority's
original claims about the economic impact of a
planned international terminal in Southport. The
grant came from a national watchdog group called
Corps Reform Network.
CRN says that part of
its mission is to "change the policies and practices
of the Army Corps of Engineers so it ceases
promoting projects and issuing permits that waste
taxpayers dollars and degrade America's water
resources. Instead, Corps projects should help
protect and restore damaged ecosystems and
habitat."
The economic study
will be conducted by University of North
Carolina-Wilmington Associate Professor Curtis
Stiles. Stiles has been an outspoken opponent of
the proposed port. At a 2009 meeting of No Port
Southport, Stiles called the Port's projections on
the economic impact, "superficial, thrown
together... and an irrational attempt to boost a
political decision."
The Village of Bald
Head Island has taken no official position on plans
for the container terminal that could be constructed
on a 600-acre tract of land in Southport. Mayor
Andy Sayre is creating an ad hoc committee to study
the project and its potential impacts -- both
economic and environmental.
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HOWARD TWIGGS: 1932 - 2010
Howard Fabing Twiggs passed away unexpectedly the
morning of Thursday, March 4th. He was a lifelong
resident of Raleigh but was born in Cincinnati, Ohio
on October 27, 1932. The Twiggs Family owns a home on
Bald Head Island.
Howard received his undergraduate degree from Wake
Forest University in 1954; and went on to get his law
degree there in 1957. He was still actively practicing
law as a partner in Twiggs, Beskind, Strickland &
Rabenau in Raleigh when he died, having been a lawyer
for more than 50 years. Over his practice, Howard
diligently represented countless North Carolinians
injured in accidents and accused of crimes.
Howard's excellence as a trial lawyer led to his
election to fellowship in the International Academy of
Trial Lawyers; International Society of Barristers;
and American Board of Trial Advocacy. Fellow lawyers
chose him for listing in Best Lawyers in America and
in North Carolina Super Lawyers since their first
editions and he was selected as a Top 100 North
Carolina Super Lawyer by the latter publication.
Howard was a frequent lecturer to lawyers around the
United States on trial advocacy and professionalism
topics. He also lectured and taught trial advocacy in
five foreign countries: Canada, Mexico, England,
Holland, and Australia.
Howard was elected and served in the North Carolina
House of Representatives from 1966 to 1974, serving as
Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee in 1973-74.
In the General Assembly, his major accomplishments
included improving protection for the disabled and
injured citizens of North Carolina through passage of
a major revision of the state Wrongful Death Act;
extending the Statute of Repose; rewriting the laws
relating to mental health; and removing all references
to race from state laws in 1969. During his time as
chair of the State Building Code Committee, the North
Carolina Building Code was rewritten, making
buildings, sidewalks, vehicular parking, and other
areas accessible to the handicapped.
He is survived by his wife of 40 years, Betty McBride
Twiggs, and four daughters, Mary Catherine (Sissie)
Twiggs and husband Vincent Valverde, Jennifer Twiggs
and husband Ivi Bilich, Elizabeth Johnson, and Ashley
Bryan Twiggs and husband Brandtly Jones. He had six
grandchildren, Savannah Valverde Twiggs, Julian
Valverde Twiggs, Lauren Valverde, Sebastian Valverde,
Juliana Bilich Twiggs, Logan Bilich Twiggs, Jamie
Johnson and Stone Johnson. Also one sister, Carolyn
Twiggs Fox of Winston-Salem, niece Margaret Fox Miller
and nephews, Spencer Fox and David Fox.
Memorial gifts made be made to Pound Civil Justice
Institute (Howard Twiggs Memorial Fund), 777 Sixth
Street, N.W., Washington DC 20007, to the Capitol
YMCA, or to the Wake County SPCA.
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WOUNDED WARRIORS COME TO BHI APRIL 22 - 26
This year's Wounded Warrriors Weekend is set for April
22nd through the 26th. Bald Head Island Limited, the
BHI Club, Old Baldy, The Conservancy, and Bald Head
Association will all contribute resources in the form
of entertainment, housing, transportation, and meals.
This will be the third year that Bald Head Island has
welcomed servicemen and women injured during military
service to our country. The last two years, volunteer
participants have described the weekends as
an overwhelmingly inspiring and unifying experience
for the entities on Bald Head. In fact, at the
conclusion of these weekends -- both years --
community leaders have expressed the desire to find
other, similar ways of bringing the entities
together for a common cause.
As details of the weekend
develop, we'll announce how to make contributions
through volunteerism. In the meantime, local
organizers are asking for contributions. Money
donated for this year's project will help to pay for
the weekend. Any leftover funds will be evenly
split among the families at the end of the weekend.
Help us to say "thank you" to some of the men and
women who have given everything in service to this
country.
Mail your donations to: Bald
Head Association, P.O. Box 3030, Bald Head Island,
NC 28461. Please make your check out to Bald Head
Association and note "Wounded Warriors" in the memo
portion of your check. BHA will be accepting
contributions through April 22nd.
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ARC ADMINISTRATOR
ON MATERNITY LEAVE;
OFFICE HOURS THE SAME
ARC Administrator
Emily Bonney will be on maternity leave from March
16 through June 4. Jim Spicuzza is filling in as
the temporary ARC Administrator during this time.
The office hours will remain the same (Tuesday,
Thursday & Friday from 9-4). The phone number also
remains the same: 910.457.4676 x22 However, between
March 16 & June 4, please send all emails to
the following email address:
temparc@bellsouth.net. Thank you in
advance for your understanding during this
transition time.
March 25 deadline for the ARC meeting on April 2
April 29 deadline for the ARC meeting on May 7
May 27 deadline for the ARC meeting on June 4
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DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME BEGINS
Remember to set your
clocks FORWARD one hour before you go to bed Saturday
night, as Daylight Savings Time begins this Sunday,
March 14th.
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BALD HEAD ASSOCIATION EVENTS
BHI ARTISANS SHOW & SALE
FEATURES MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS
APRIL 3 -
SATURDAY - 10 AM -4 PM
AT THE BALD HEAD ASSOCIATION BUILDING:
Numerous unique handcrafted
items created by island artisans will be on
display-perfect for Easter, Mother's Day and
Graduation gifts. Jewelry lovers will be thrilled
with the beautiful handcrafted jewelry being shown by
three different vendors. A variety of fabric art such
as quilts, handbags, embroidery, tote bags, teddy
bears, Easter bunnies, and children's clothing and
gifts will be for sale. Also, offered will be a
delicious array of homemade cookies, candies and
prepared Easter baskets. Please stop by the
Association Center and see the creative talents of the
Bald Head Island Artisans. For more information,
please contact Sally Klippel at sallyklippel@bellsouth.net
or 301-404-8452.
BHI
BEACH SWEEP - APRIL 17
Please save the date and make plans to join us on
Saturday, April 17th any time between 9 AM and 12 noon
at the Department of Public Safety Operations
building. Help us keep our beaches clean and safe for
people, animals, fish and fowl. Doughnuts, coffee,
gloves and trash bags will be provided, however we ask
that you bring your own grabbers, if you have them.
(Due to budget constraints, Brunswick County is no
longer providing these.)
Prizes will be awarded in various categories for the
most unusual items found, including creative
presentation of trash. Last year, the grand prize
winner presented judges with a semi-petrified
glass lizard (a legless lizard resembling a snake) who
appeared to have met his demise while drinking a
Budweiser, at least according to Island lore.
Questions about the Beach Sweep? Contact Judy Knott
at 457.0423.
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THIS WEEK ON BALD HEAD
March 12 - March 19
MARCH 12 - FRIDAY
AA MEETING: Noon - 1:00 pm. Meet at the Association
Center. Your anonymity will be respected. Contact
John B. at 454.9251 or sober.1day.at.a.time@gmail.com
or
www.wilmingtonaa.org.
MARCH 13 - SATURDAY
FRIENDS OF MUSIC CONCERT: VILLAGE CHAPEL. 7:00 pm.
The Dumbarton Chamber Ensemble will be performing.
Concert tickets may be purchased at the door for $30
per ticket or $15 per ticket for Students. Your
support is important to the success of this and future
concert series. For more information contact 457.1183
or
chapelbhi@bellsouth.net.
BHI CLUB - CROQUET SCRAMBLER:
Contact Marilyn Ridgeway at pataskalam@bellsouth.net.
BHI
CLUB: MEMBERS' DINNER: Cocktails 6 pm; Dinner at 7
pm. Contact: 457.7300 for reservations.
TIMBERCREEK ASSOCIATION MEETING:
9:00 - Noon. Meet at the Association Center
Community room. Contact Elli Sias at
siassias@bellsouth.net.
MARCH 14 - SUNDAY -
DAYLIGHT
SAVINGS TIME BEGINS
CHAPEL- 8:30 am. Rev. Laura
Mitchell - Corporate Chaplains of America, Raleigh,
NC. "Linger Longer" social immediately following
the service. chapelbhi@bellsouth.net or
www.baldheadislandchapel.org
or 457.1183.
MARCH 15 - MONDAY
VILLAGE PUBLIC SAFETY & TRANSPORTATION
COMMITTEE MEETING: 10:00 am. Meet at the
Department of Public Safety Administration
conference room. Contact 457-9700 or
www.villagebhi.org.
VILLAGE FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETING:
8:30 am. Meet at the Department of Public Safety
Administration conference room. Contact 457-9700 or
www.villagebhi.org.
AA MEETING: Noon - 1:00 pm. Meet at
the Association Center. Your anonymity will be
respected. Contact John B. at 454.9251 or
sober.1day.at.a.time@gmail.com or
www.wilmingtonaa.org.
TAI CHI: 5:45 - 7:00 pm. Meet at the
Association Community center. 457.4676 ext.
21.
MARCH 16 - TUESDAY
PILATES: 9:00 - 10:00 am. Meet at
the Association Community room. Kathy Craven at
kcraven@hotmail.com.
TUESDAY EVENING BIBLE STUDY: 7:00 pm
fellowship and refreshments. Study begins at 7:30
pm. Meet at the home of Pat and Larry Lammert - 21
laughing Gull Trail. "Changed from Glory into
Glory" - Chapter 5 - Unceasing Prayer - Leader - Don
Sauder.
chapelbhi@bellsouth.net
or 457-1183.
MARCH 17 - WEDNESDAY
KNITTING GROUP: 10:15 am - Noon. Meet at the
Association Community room. 457.4676 Ext. 21.
CRAZY QUILTING FUN: 1:30 pm. Meet
at the Association Community room. Embellishment to
blocks. Marilyn Ridgeway at
pataskalam@bellsouth.net
GOLF RULES CLINIC: 2:30 pm in the
Palms Room. Seminar topic: Relief situations and
procedures part 2. The seminar is open to all Bald
Head Island Club members. 457.7310.
BHI CLUB - ST.
PATRICK'S DAY PARTY: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm.
Reservations: 457.7300.
MARCH 18 - THURSDAY
PILATES: 9:00 am - 10:00 am. Meet at
the Association Community room. Kathy Craven at
kcraven@hotmail.com.
BHI CLUB: 3 DAY GOLF SCHOOL:
Thursday thru Saturday. Call the golf shop at
457.7310 for more information.
MARCH 19 - FRIDAY
AA MEETING: Noon - 1:00 pm. Meet at
the Association Center. Your anonymity will be
respected. Contact John B. at 454.9251 or
sober.1day.at.a.time@gmail.com or
www.wilmingtonaa.org.
VILLAGE COUNCIL MEETING: 3:00 pm.
Meet at the Association Community room. For
information concerning the Village of Bald Head
Island, contact 457.9700 or
www.villagebhi.org.
SHOALS CLUB: ST.
PATRICK'S DINNER BUFFET - 5:30 - 9pm. St. Patty's
favorite including corned beef and cabbage and
potato encrusted halibut. Adults $26.95; Children
5-12, $14.95, children 4 and under, complimentary.
Tax and gratuity not included. Reservations
required 454.4850.
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WHAT'S HAPPENING:
March 20 -
April 12
To
view a listing of events through April 12, 2010,
follow this link:
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HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
NEEDS YOU!
Although Bald Head
Islanders had originally planned to build walls for
the next Habitat House, that job is underway and will
be completed weeks earlier than expected, according to
organizer Dr. Thad Wester.
Habitat still needs
your help to complete the next house and is looking
for volunteers sometime in May. Volunteers are not
required to have a great deal of physical strength or
even knowledge of construction or carpentry. The most
important attributes of a volunteer Habitat helper:
willingness and a hammer.
If you would like to
help build this house, contact Dr. Thad Wester at
twester@bellsouth.net
(preferred) or 910.457.4927.
If you would like to make a
much-needed financial contribution, make your check
out to the Village Chapel of Bald Head Island,
indicating in the memo portion
that the money is for "Habitat House." All
donations are tax-deductible.
"Don't
miss the opportunity to participate. You will be
most pleased as you realize and appreciate the
value of your contributions!"
~Dr. Thad Wester
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VILLAGE CORNER
For more information concerning the Village of Bald Head
Island, visit http://www.villagebhi.org or call
457.9700.
CHAPEL
For additional information you may contact the Chapel
at: chapelbhi@bellsouth.net or visit the web site at:
baldheadislandchapel.org or 457.1183.
SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE - 8:30 AM
Communion is the first Sunday of the month.
Non-denominational service. Children's nursery is not
provided during services.
Women's Bible Study - 1st and 4th
Tuesday of the month.
Tuesday Evening Bible Study - every Tuesday of the
month.
CONSERVANCY PROGRAMS
Read the new
Solutions newsletter by clicking on this link:
Please be sure to visit the
Our State website
to catch the clips from the recent Bald Head Island
episode that premiered January 7th. Please share
with any and all who may be interested! (Please
note that as of writing this email, the links for
the "Living with an Island" video and the "Island
Inspirations" video have been linked incorrectly so
that the "Living with an Island" clip is actually
under the "Island Inspirations" link, and vice
versa.)
2010 BHIC Calendars are NOW
AVAILABLE!
Did you know...
The 2010 Bald Head Island Communications Directory
and Calendar can be ordered through the BHI
Conservancy's website, at Turtle Central, or in the
Bald Head Island Conservancy's administration
office? To order via the website (www.bhic.org)
click the "Support Us" tab and click the box that
says "I would like to request a Bald Head Island
phone book" and fill out the information on the
form. Don't forget, if you want your phone book
shipped off-island, please include an additional $4
for shipping and handling.
To read the new "Solutions" newsletter, or to see a
complete list of programs, visit the website at
http://www.bhic.org.
The following events may have a cost associated with
them. Contact the Conservancy for pricing
information and reservations. 910.457-0089.
Birding BHI - Mondays - 9 AM
Meet at the Conservancy Campus.
Kayak the Creek Excursions
Take part in a guided kayak trip through the creeks
surrounding Bald Head Island. Reservations are
required and space is limited. Call the Conservancy
for dates, times, and price.
OLD BALDY
FOUNDATION
OLD BALDY AND SMITH ISLAND
MUSEUM HOURS
November 27-March 15
Friday-Saturday 10am-4pm,
Sunday 11am-4pm
COST
Museum & Lighthouse Admission: $5 adult (13 and up);
youth (3 through 12) $3; 2 and under free
BALD HEAD ISLAND
CLUB
For more
information on these or other events, visit the
Club's website at http://www.bhiclub.net or call
457.7300.
For hours of operation, visit this link:
http://www.bhinews.com/ClubHours.pdf
TENNIS: Please call 457.0159 for all activities
and court reservations.
GOLF: Please call 457.7310 to register for all
golf activities.
RECREATION: Please call 457.7300 to register for
all recreational events.
BALD HEAD
ISLAND LIMITED
For the remainder of March,
the Maritime Market is now open on Tuesdays. 8
a.m. - 3 p.m. The deli will remain closed on
Tuesdays. 910-457-7450.
The weekly schedule is posted on the web site:
http://www.baldheadisland.com/explore/recreation/calendar.aspx.
FYI
BEFORE YOU PAINT OR START THAT NEW HOME
IMPROVEMENT PROJECT...
Remember that ANY plans you have to change the
exterior of your home -- including painting and
landscaping -- MUST be submitted to the
Architectural Review Committee before work can
begin. Other additions that must be approved by the
ARC include flagpoles, treehouses, playhouses,
signs, exterior lights, monuments, markers, outdoor
statuary, patios, decks, or any outdoor decorative
objects. This takes advance planning, so please
note that the next deadline for submitting your
proposed plans or changes to the ARC is March
25th. This will allow
your changes to be considered at the April
2nd meeting. If you
have any questions about the process, please contact
the Administrator at 457-4676
x22.
BHI - BRUNSWICK COUNTY LIBRARY SERVICE
Bald Head Island "Friends of the Library"
facilitates library service to the Island once a
week. Please return books on Tuesday between 9:00
am and 4:00 pm and pick up books on Wednesday
between 2:45 - 4:00 pm at the Association. Call
457-6237 on Monday or Tuesday to order your
books for Wednesday pick-up. Library cards can be
obtained in Southport seven days a week.
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