Have you recently moved to The Landings? Are you a new neighbor looking to meet new friends? New Neighbors is a social group open to women and men who are new residents at The Landings. We provide an opportunity for members to develop friendships and enjoy a wide range of activities and social events. Our members come from all over the world. See what we are all about by visiting our website (www.landingsnewneighbors.com) or by emailing Milli (nnnewmember@gmail.com).
As part of the annual Market @ 3 West Ridge Road fundraiser, starting January 5 through January 27, you may pre-order a wide assortment of early spring plants, including multiple colors of geraniums and calibrachoa, potted and hanging, calla lilies, snapdragons, and hydrangeas, and also popular deer-resistant bedding plants.
The One Hundred Children's Foundation (OHCF) will host its 25th Anniversary Bear Fundraising Gala at 6 p.m. on Friday, February 21, at Plantation Club (1 Cottonwood Lane).
Did you know that the idyllic Spanish Moss found in Savannah is neither Spanish nor moss? The origins of the plants are American, and they belong to the Bromeliad plant family.
Chatham County has agreed to remove the advance warning rumble strips installed on Diamond Causeway, McWhorter Drive and Green Island Road. As of this time, Chatham County staff advise that their contractor hopes to begin this work (which involves grinding of the material from the roadways) next week. Please stay tuned as further details on the timing are provided.
Pursuant to a request by The Landings Association’s Board of Directors, a subcommittee of the Security Committee was formed to address the ongoing safety concerns on our community paths. Afterwards, the Safety subcommittee and Public Works Committee, in conjunction with Public Works and Security Staff, developed a design for specific areas of community paths that are highly traveled and have proposed safety concerns related to near misses and accidents.
