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PKA News By Alicia Kramer Durham November is a time to express gratitude, and there is plenty to be thankful for in Pine Knoll Shores. Pine Knoll Association (PKA) is especially thankful that our parks and public areas sustained minimal damage during Hurricane Florence. Thanks to Dick Belanger, Shannon Smylie, Mel Woods, John Clarke and Phil Odom with his bobcat for removing trees and debris that blocked the boat ramp at Brock Basin. Thanks to the member who removed the downed tree limbs at Ocean Park. And thank you to David Parham, Paul Pylko, John Clarke and Dean Barnes of Mud Bucket Dredging for removing trees from the canal. The PKA board hired a tree service company to remove the remaining downed trees and clean up PKA’s parks. Thankfully, the board paid for this unexpected expense, using the already budgeted Parks Maintenance fund. PKA is grateful for the amazing job the town of Pine Knoll Shores has done with cleanup after Hurricane Florence. Thank you. Pine Knoll Shores town staff, for quickly establishing the debris removal plan and activating it. Thanks to the Pine Knoll Shores Fire & EMS Department team and CERT volunteers for monitoring the debris removal. Other things we are thankful for; neighbors helping neighbors, our still- beautiful beaches, cooler afternoons with fall beach sunsets. First Sunday Sittum Get Togethers—and'we are always thankful for our neighbors and PKA members. Would you like to join the PKA team? Join the Nominating Committee and find next year’s talent. Email Alicia Kramer Durham at ADurham@ ec.rr.com. There are many other ways to be involved with your community. Visit our website at pineknollassociation. com and click on the tab Register to Volunteer. PKA contact. Contact PKA by phone at 252-240-1717, by email at PKAbox905@gmail.com. via the PKA website at pineknollassociation.com or by mail at'PO Box 905, Atlantic Beach, NC 28512. Like us on Facebook at Pine Knoll Association, Inc. GIVING Disposing of Cardboard Cardboard boxes should be recycled— NOT placed in the trash Break down boxes ond place them in your recycling bin. If you have a large amount of cardboard, please break it down and deposit it in one of the town bins located behind town bail and at Lot C adjacent to the Public Safety Building. 12 The Shoreline I November 2018 s3ave tlie ^cde Join us in a Celebration of Eife party ^ For Pine Knoll Shores residents who > have (nearly) reached their 90th birthday or more to he held during the Third Thursday forum Thursday, November 15, 3 p.m. Pine Knoll Shores Town Hall Come and hear their stories, have a slice of birthday cake and learn their secrets of a long active life. Free and Sponsored by the Age-Friendly Advisory Committee NEXT Third Thursday forum at four: January 17, 2019 Atlantic Weed til Management THE FREEDOM TO LIVE INSPIRED HOW CONFIDENT ARE YOU IN YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE? »Im'estmeiit Management »Retirement Planning »Insurance Strategies ►Tax & Estate Planning »Risk Management Greg Pattei'son. James Allen Cauacly Cemtaci us iDtlyy lor yoiu t'oriiplupeiiJarv cop} ut our “10 Coinmou Retirement Mistaken ' booklet. Cat! 252,515.7800 oi t isit its al 712 Bndges Street ia Moi elkad City aiitl online at vvww.myatlanticwealtli.com. “Securities and advisorv services offered through Commouwesltfa Financi.il Network^Meoiber FINSA/SIPC a Registered Investment Advisor Fixed insurance products and services are offbed by Atlantic Wealdi Maitagenteii: LLC.
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