Hamilton Lakes and Parks Neighborhood Association

Sweet, friendly, long haired yellow cat (young neutered male) living in neighborhood in need of a good home.  Recently seen by a vet … healthy, shots updated & micro-chipped.  Loves attention and a lap.
Contacts:    Angela Kenan (855-3193)  or  Emily Kitchen (294-9457)

The Hamilton Lakes & Parks Board is not leading the no rezoning effort for the corner of Friendly and Hobbs Road, but the Board does support the opposition — as being in the best long-term interests of preserving our lakes and parks, which is our primary responsibility.  Protecting the residential integrity of our neighborhood requires preventing any further development along Friendly Avenue, west of Holden Road, and we see the Board’s position on this project as supporting that important goal. 

We are always glad to get constructive feedback from our members and alerts to neighborhood issues of concern.  We would like to be responsive and engaged.  Our primary purpose here is to be sure our members are aware of the issues, so they can decide whether they want to be heard, for or against the proposed rezoning.   We are posting some links for both sides of the issue and we always encourage people to express their views on important issues. 

www.friendlycoalition.com

www.greensborotraderjoes.com

www.regencycenters.com/retail-space/nc

January 2012 Newsletter (you will need to install Adobe Reader if you don’t already have it installed).

January 2012 Newsletter

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Interesting history of the town of Hamilton Lakes.

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We don’t have to make any repairs to the Lake Hamilton dam right now, but it’s only a matter of time before repairs are required.  See the attached brochure for a fun way you can help!

Jam to Fund the Lake Hamilton Dam Mailer

Photos from The Jam to Fund the Dam

lost dog today, July 31:

Ginger, a beagle/basset mix
lives at 117 Nutbush Road West

Email any info to info@hamiltonstarmount.org

Text of email:

Hello everyone~ please forward to “doggie” friends.  One never knows who may know someone missing a dog.  My plan is to keep him another wk and then hope he gets adopted at the animal shelter.  I have sent them this photo in the event the owner checks there.

Think he is a beagle/bassett mix, tricolor (mostly white), and looking at his sparkly white teeth he is younger than I originally thought,  thinking a year now?  He has been neutered and is on the heavy side which makes me believe he slipped  away from someone who is missing him.  Crates easily at night and rests there when tired so that makes me think he’s an inside dog.  His feet showed no signs of being an outside  dog.  Loves children, people and other dogs but does jump, we’re working on that.  Tried to get him to walk ME to his house, but he didn’t understand.  I know a lot of the dogs in the neighborhood but have never seen this one, and neither do people I stop and ask.  That makes me think the storm Wed. night might have him further from his home than I originally thought.  SOOOO, please forward to neighboring communities and let’s see if we can find his owner.  It would be really nice if you could also print and post this flyer.

Found Dog

UPDATE on 5/5:  Dog’s owner found!  From email thread:

Spotdog’s real name is Jesse.  Jesse lives on Holden and his Sternberger student owner saw his photo and had her mom call me.  He, and I, will sleep well tonight.  Yeah and thanks for helping get out the word!!

Here is an Adobe Reader version of the August 2010 Association newsletter. You’ll need to install Adobe Reader if you don’t already have it installed.

August 2010 Newsletter