A memorial bike ride to honor Gerry Boyle is planned for Saturday, April 6, 2019.
Meeting place for the rally: Great Marsh Park
Welcome: Coffee & Donuts , 7:30 AM
Ride begins: 8:00 AM
Destination: South Dorchester High School
Click here >>>Gerry Boyle remembered.
Tuesday, April 2, 2019
Friday, March 22, 2019
Thursday, March 14, 2019
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Monday, March 4, 2019
Agenda: Regular Meeting of Directors, March 07, 2019
Agenda: Regular Meeting of Directors, March 07, 2019
Time: 4:00 PM,
Sentry Management, 3rd floor meeting room,
601 Locust St #302, Cambridge, MD 21613.
1) Organization & Roll call
a) 900 Marshy Cove Board of Directors, Members, Sentry
2) Reading/Approval of minutes of January 10, 2019 meeting.
3) Management Report
a) Review of Results, Action Items & New Issues
4) Officers and Committee Reports
a) President's Report
i) 2019 Objectives
ii) Annual Meeting Preparation
b) Treasurer’s Report
i) YTD Expense to Budget Review
ii) CD Purchases
iii) Reserves Study announcement for Annual Meeting
c) DHMA Status
i) Gated community initiative
ii) Sentry contract
iii) Sentry’s performance
d) Landscaping
i) 2019 projects
ii) Cooperation with DHMA
e) Pet committee Pet Committee Chairman & Pet Policy for 2019
i) Mailing of pet policy to al pet owners
ii) Reaming applications due
f) Residents’ Committee
i) Master Key Locks
ii) Owners Manual
5) Old Business
a) Completion of FOB access system
b) Carpet replacement
6) New Business
a) Ceiling lights in lobby
b) Lobby rugs cleaning
c) Security system replacement
d) Any other new business
7) Owners Forum
8) Next Meetings:
a) Thursday, March 7, 2019, 4:00 PM, Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors
b) Saturday, May 4, 2019, 10:00 AM, Annual Meeting of Members
c) Saturday, September 14, 2019, 10:00 AM, Regular Meeting of the BOD, Budget proposed
d) Saturday, November 9, 2019, 10:00 AM, Regular Meeting of the BOD, Budget approval
e) Thursday January 9, 2020
1. Adjournment _______________
Saturday, March 2, 2019
Mistaken Identity: Doppelganger
Many thanks for the correction.
Everyone should go to her blog site for some fantastic photographs.
Most of which were taken here at Deep Harbour.
Check out the bald eagle photo.
Good Morning George,
I just saw your post on the Scaup, and wanted to kindly let you know they are actually Lesser Scaup and not Greater Scaup. There are slight differences between the two, I attached one of my favorite Scaup charts that really helps with ID. The top of the head is peaked at the back for Lesser, peaked at the front for Greater. Also Lessers will sheen a purplish/greenish tint on the head, Greaters only greenish tint.
I hope I’m not offending you. I am avid birder; I’ve loved the winter ducks here on the creek, it’s been quite special. If you check out my blog, you’ll see a couple ‘rare’ ducks we’ve had as well that have come & go frequently. (Long-tailed Duck, Golden Commoneye – both don’t normally come so far inland esp. around population).
Did you see the Eagle on the Osprey platform last month?
If you have any questions about any birds, please feel free to email me. I would be more than glad to help with IDs.
Regards,
Donna W
Friday, March 1, 2019
High Spot, Stoked aka Yardbird, & Rock Lobstah CLOSE!
Source: WBOC News
CAMBRIDGE, Md. - Three downtown Cambridge restaurants have closed their doors for good just weeks apart. Some people in the area say the restaurants will be sorely missed.
On Thursday, construction workers got down to business on High Street just feet away from the now shuddered restaurant known as The High Spot. The paper posted on the front door declared it "permanently closed."
Around the corner, RAR Brewing business owner JT Merryweather says it's sad to see a fellow businessman go. Patrick Fanning owned The High Spot as well as the restaurants Stoked and Rock Lobstah.
"I would say I was shocked actually," Merryweather said.
But business owners like Merryweather and Downtown Cambridge's Executive Director Katie Clendaniel say the closures are nothing to worry about. Clendaniel says a new retail store now occupies the old Rock Lobstah. There's also growing interest to rent space in both Stoked and The High Spot.
"There are very good things coming," Clendaniel said. "It's a really great sign for downtown because it means that people are interested and will continue to invest here."
WBOC tried reaching out to Fanning about why he closed all three restaurants but were unable to get comment.
The building owners said in a statement they were disappointed to see Fanning go, calling him a "pioneer restaurateur."
CAMBRIDGE, Md. - Three downtown Cambridge restaurants have closed their doors for good just weeks apart. Some people in the area say the restaurants will be sorely missed.
On Thursday, construction workers got down to business on High Street just feet away from the now shuddered restaurant known as The High Spot. The paper posted on the front door declared it "permanently closed."
Around the corner, RAR Brewing business owner JT Merryweather says it's sad to see a fellow businessman go. Patrick Fanning owned The High Spot as well as the restaurants Stoked and Rock Lobstah.
"I would say I was shocked actually," Merryweather said.
But business owners like Merryweather and Downtown Cambridge's Executive Director Katie Clendaniel say the closures are nothing to worry about. Clendaniel says a new retail store now occupies the old Rock Lobstah. There's also growing interest to rent space in both Stoked and The High Spot.
"There are very good things coming," Clendaniel said. "It's a really great sign for downtown because it means that people are interested and will continue to invest here."
WBOC tried reaching out to Fanning about why he closed all three restaurants but were unable to get comment.
The building owners said in a statement they were disappointed to see Fanning go, calling him a "pioneer restaurateur."
Who are those small ducks visiting Deep Harbour?
For weeks, I have wondered where these little guys come from. They appear to winter here.
What are they called?
Why don't they fly to Florida? (I would if I could fly.)
Go Here to learn more about the "Greater Scaup"
https://www.audubon.org/field-guide/bird/greater-scaup 
Saturday, February 9, 2019
Dog Poop, Dog POOP, DOG POOP!
Yesterday, I took a walk around Deep Harbour with a dog owner who wanted to point out what a mess our community has become due to the negligence of dog walkers.
There appeared to be no part of the property that was not littered with DOG POOP. Despite having dog stands readily available in place at the Master Association's expense, several dog walkers appear to continue to disrespect our property. It is their property also, their back yard, their front yard.
Don't tell me it's hard. We have eighty-year-old residents that take care of business.
Don't tell me it's a natural process. Step in it. Naturally, you won't.
It is not only gross; but, it is unhealthy for humans and dogs,
Our Deep Harbour pet policy mandates the removal of dog waste and is supported by law.
Cambridge City ordinances specifically mandate picking-up after your pet.
Cambridge City Ordinance
Deep Harbours Pet policy Click here for Pet Policy
There appeared to be no part of the property that was not littered with DOG POOP. Despite having dog stands readily available in place at the Master Association's expense, several dog walkers appear to continue to disrespect our property. It is their property also, their back yard, their front yard.
Don't tell me it's hard. We have eighty-year-old residents that take care of business.
Don't tell me it's a natural process. Step in it. Naturally, you won't.
It is not only gross; but, it is unhealthy for humans and dogs,
Our Deep Harbour pet policy mandates the removal of dog waste and is supported by law.
Cambridge City ordinances specifically mandate picking-up after your pet.
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State Law reference— Penalties for ordinance violations, Ann. Code of Md. art. 23A, § 3.
Sec. 3-2.2. - Animal excrement removal.
(a) Any person who owns possesses or controls an animal shall immediately remove any excrement deposited by the animal upon any street, gutter, sidewalk, public parking lot, public park, or any other public area.
(b) A person is in compliance with this section if the person removes the excrement and carries it away for proper disposal, or if he places the excrement in a bag, wrapper or other container, and deposits it in a litter receptacle. ....
(Ord. No. 827, 6-3-96)
Sec. 3-3. - Penalty for violation of chapter.
Except where it is otherwise provided, any person, firm or corporation who shall violate any provision of this chapter shall be deemed guilty of an infraction, the fine for which shall be $100.00, and every day that a violation continues after due notice has been served in conformity with the terms and provisions of Ann. Code of Md. Art. 23A, § 3(b), shall be deemed a separate offence.
(Code 1972, § 3.13; Ord. No. 600, § 1; Ord. No. 730, § 1, 8-15-88; Ord. No. 905, 8-5-02)
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| It's good practice, It's for our health, It's the law. |
Section 7.
When walking a dog, the pet's owner will promptly remove all of pet's excrement or solid waste deposited on any portion of the property. Such waste shall be bagged, tied, and placed in a trash receptacle or other pet waste disposal located within the common areas. Pets shall not relieve themselves in any garden or landscaped areas. Pet Owners shall endeavor to walk pets away from entrances and general use areas of the residents.
Comments? Send your emails to
Comments? Send your emails to
Regards, George Breig
DHMA President
900 Marshy Cove Condo Association President.
Thursday, February 7, 2019
Pet Policy Notification 2019
To all Pet Owners at 900 Marshy Cove,
Since 2009, 900 Marshy Cove has had a standing pet policy. The policy requires that all pets be registered annually and meet standard health requirements. Pet owners are also expected to maintain control of their pets to ensure peaceful co-existence with all residents. The annual fee supplements our annual budget for cleaning and landscaping. Dog Walking Stations are also made available through contributions to the Master Association.
Fees
The initial registration for each pet is $50. A special renewal fee of $25 is offered to all that have registered in 2018.
Penalties
Those pet owners that have failed to register their pets by March 31, 2019, will be assessed $100. The assessment will be charged directly to the unit owner’s account.
Forms
http://900marshycove.blogspot.com/p/pet-policy.html Please return the completed registration forms with remittance to the Sentry office before March 31, 2019. Forms may be submitted by mail or by visiting Sentry’s office at
900 MCCA-PETS
c/o Sentry Management
601 Locust St #302,
Cambridge, MD 21613.
Phone: 410-221-0398 (410) 221 - 9977 (fax)
Thank you for your cooperation,
900 Marshy Cove Board of Directors
George B- President MC900@comcast.net
Saturday, February 2, 2019
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