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Where else in Baltimore County could you live in a neighborhood that is close to premier shopping, excellent hiking trails, 3 major highways, and has a neighborhood swim club? Interested in living in the highly desirable Campus Hills? Check out the current properties on the market (July 2010). Some excellent investment properties are currently available. 915 Southwick Dr, MLS #: BC7374759 810 Seaword Rd., MLS #: BC7377562 — SOLD!! 527 Goucher Blvd., MLS #: BC7050579 512 Goucher Blvd., MLS #: BC7181720 706 Providence Rd., MLS #: BC7304606 On Tuesday, March 9 at 7pm at Cromwell Valley Elementary School, we will have our annual General Meeting for the whole neighborhood. We have several vacant positions on the board we are hoping to fill at this meeting. Additionally, Detective Carl Lindhorst from Baltimore County Police Dept will present on burglary prevention and security surveys for our homes, followed by Q&A. Our business agenda will include plans for 2010-11 and the proposed budget. If you have not done so already, please RSVP your children and grandchildren for the Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 27 at 10:30am at Cromwell Valley Elementary School. Beginning Feb. 1, residents can put out for weekly curbside collection one 34-gallon container with all designated items, including paper, bottles and cans. While there is no firm estimate on how much increased participation in recycling will save taxpayers in disposal costs, county officials are aggressively pursuing the new program to encourage residents to recycle. Please visit www.BCrecycles.com to find out additional details about how the recyling program is changing and for more details on what you can and cannot recycle. Welcome to the new Campus Hills Community Association website. I know it has only been two years since the last major change, but as the Internet changes, new technologies and ideas move us all forward. I hope that this new site will allow us to communicate more easily and often. The new website still requires registration for access to private areas for the community, such as classified ads and discussion forums. The functionality of the website has not changed, though its appearance has. The main goals for the update related to making the administration itself simpler as well as making the site look more up-to-date. I would also like to welcome our new web administrators, Bobby and Courtney Croxton who will be taking over the administration of the new website. Over the next month they will begin taking over the regular maintenance of the site while I move into the role of writing and maintaining the CHCA newsletters. All users who were previously registered on the old website will need to re-register as new users on the new website. An email will be sent to all previosuly registered users. If you are reading this, look for the Register link on the left side under Member Tools. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to email the webmasters here. |
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