CHCA Newsletter February 2019

Did you receive a newsletter this month? If not, then please contact David Sarmir at CHCAPicktown@gmail.com, and make sure he has your current e-mail address on his mailing list. Newsletter flyers not be handed out any more, so please help us ensure that we have your contact info, so we can keep you informed.

This months newsletter topics included:

- An announcement that long time Cherry Hill residents and CHCA board members/officers Lynn and Carolyn Boetcher are moving and will no longer serve on the CHCA board. Thank you to Lynn and Carolyn for all of your service to the neighborhood. We wish you well and may your new home bring you many years of happiness.

- Interested in volunteering to serve our great community? CHCA officers serve on a volunteer basis. We need your support. We're looking for more residents who can donate a little of their time to help us in our quest to keep Cherry Hill looking great and bring residents together. Please come to our next quarterly meeting on March 5th at 6:30pm at the Pickerington Public Library next to Pickerington High School Central.

- The Spring Yard Sale will be held in early May this year. The details of this event will be discussed at the next quarterly meeting. You annual CHCA dues go toward paying for the advertising for this event, so please make sure you are paid up for this year.

- We have published a new website for the civic association. If you're reading this, then you've found our new site. Its simple for now, but we have some ideas to make it a better tool for sharing information with Cherry Hill residents. If you have any suggestions for improvements, please contact Danny Dickerson at danny.dickerson@kingthompson.com

- The snow has arrived. Please be sure to clear your sidewalks when it snows. Many of us still need to use the sidewalk, even when the weather is not so great. Kids need to get to the bus stop, dogs need to be walked, and a few people just need to walk to get to where they're going. Keeping the side walks clear make the community safer for everyone.