The Landings Association's April 24 Board Meeting will take place at 3 p.m. in the Association's Meeting Room (600 Landings Way South). Please note this month's meeting is one hour earlier than usual.
Family caregivers are the backbone of community-based services providing over $450 billion of unpaid services across this nation. To support our local family caregivers of people with dementia, Chris Foster, CEO of A Hand To Hold Senior Home Care, is offering a workshop on April 28, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Delegal’s Sunset Pavilion that was developed by the Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregiving (RCI). This Dealing with Dementia Workshop provides tips and strategies for caregivers on best practices for caring for their loved ones and themselves.
In celebration of Earth Day, The Landings Club, in collaboration with Skidaway Audubon, has launched the initiative What’s in your Golf Bag? Recycle for Scholarships.
If you have plans to travel for extended periods of time this spring and summer and want someone to keep an eye out for your property, you can do so without worry, because Landings Security has you covered. Want to change your mailing address for a few months as you head to your summer home? No problem!
If you wish to make changes to your Landings Residential Directory listing, please do so by June 15 at 5 p.m. to be included in the 2018 Landings Residential Directory Addendum.
In our continued efforts to streamline processes and maintain efficiency, the 2018 Residential Directory Addendum will be included in the July edition of The Landings Journal. Additionally, it will be placed on The Landings Association’s website, and copies available for pickup will be placed in the Association’s lobby area.
“There are some who bring a light so great into the world that even after they are gone the light remains.”- Author Unknown
It was November 18, 2008 when I first met Pete Lyon. After a frantic call from my father stating their house was on fire, I jumped in my car and drove what seemed to be the longest two miles of my life. Upon arrival, I immediately saw smoke billowing from the rooftop and firefighters scrambling to pull the hose and extinguish the fire that was engulfing my mom and dad’s home.
If there is one thing I’ve learned in my years as a Skidaway Island Volunteer Firefighter, there’s no such thing as a “common” fire call. While the general mechanics are the same -- fire burns stuff, and water puts it out -- it’s the situation surrounding nearly every fire incident that many times can be quite “uncommon”.
