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| Water is off in the building 16/17 area. No time is set for it to come back on we will keep you posted. Thank you in advance!! |
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Water off building16/17 area
Bbq
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| The BBQ is canceled for this up coming weekend. Please stay posted for a future date!! Thank you for your understanding in advance. |
Friday, April 17, 2015
Food Tasting!!
4800 University drive #17 C April 24, 6-8p.
Enjoy two hours of the best caribbean dishes.
Oxtail, curry goat, jerk chicken, pork, shrimp, rice and peas, mushroom rice, whiting fish, and beef soup. 984-439-2139
Enjoy two hours of the best caribbean dishes.
Oxtail, curry goat, jerk chicken, pork, shrimp, rice and peas, mushroom rice, whiting fish, and beef soup. 984-439-2139
Want to help the community?
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| April 20, 2015 The office will be collecting item for the Durham Resue Mission until May17th Clothes, canned goods, toletries are all needed year around. Please call the office for more information 919-489-7599. |
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
Closing an hour early
The Beech Lake Leasing office will be closing early at 5 tomorrow Wednesday, April 15, 2015.
We are sorry for any inconviences that this may cause.
Thank you,
Beech Lake Team
We are sorry for any inconviences that this may cause.
Thank you,
Beech Lake Team
Thursday, April 2, 2015
Friendly reminder!!
We hope everyone enjoy their holiday and a friendly reminder we will be closed on Sunday, 5th 2015.
Spring cleaning donations!!
Spring Cleaning Donations!
It time to give back!
April 20th, 2015- May 17th, 2015
It’s that time again!!! Time to give back! We feel that it is our duty to help the less fortunate. I know that together we can make a difference.
We are asking for donations of non-perishable items.
All items will be donated to The Durham Rescue Mission.
So as you are spring cleaning please think about the less fortunate.
Items most needed:
Canned meats, canned vegetables, pasta and pasta sauce, soup,
Dried beans, canned fruit, rice, peanut butter and jelly, cereal, grits and oatmeal packets.
Clothing:
Clean clothes, shoes.
Wednesday, April 1, 2015
April is national child abuse prvention month
April 1 marks the start of national child abuse prevention month.
In 2013, there were 679,000 victims of child abuse and neglect throughout the United States; more than 10,000 were child victims from Colorado, according to the US Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children & Families.
In 2014, the Kempe Children's Center at Children's Hospital treated 1,306 children for abuse, served 641 parents and caregivers and trained 9,605 child welfare professionals.
To raise awareness of child abuse prevention, Kempe and Children's Hospital Colorado hosted its annual Livin' Blue Ribbon event on Wednesday at Children's Hospital Atrium. More than 100 employees came together to show how much they care about children by forming a human blue ribbon.
The event raises awareness about the public health crisis of child abuse and neglect, and encourages staff and community to come together to prevent child abuse and neglect.
The Blue Ribbon Campaign to Prevent Child Abuse started as a Virginia grandmother's tribute to her grandson who died as a result of abuse. She tied a blue ribbon to the antenna of her car as a way to remember him and alert her community to the tragedy of child abuse.
Blue ribbons will be worn by people throughout the state and displayed on buildings to bring awareness to the public health crisis of child abuse and neglect. Blue and silver pinwheels will also be planted.
A giant blue ribbon will be hung at 9NEWS' studio throughout the month to show our commitment to caring about children.
The public is asked to wear blue on Tuesdays throughout the month of April.
In 2013, there were 679,000 victims of child abuse and neglect throughout the United States; more than 10,000 were child victims from Colorado, according to the US Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children & Families.
In 2014, the Kempe Children's Center at Children's Hospital treated 1,306 children for abuse, served 641 parents and caregivers and trained 9,605 child welfare professionals.
To raise awareness of child abuse prevention, Kempe and Children's Hospital Colorado hosted its annual Livin' Blue Ribbon event on Wednesday at Children's Hospital Atrium. More than 100 employees came together to show how much they care about children by forming a human blue ribbon.
The event raises awareness about the public health crisis of child abuse and neglect, and encourages staff and community to come together to prevent child abuse and neglect.
The Blue Ribbon Campaign to Prevent Child Abuse started as a Virginia grandmother's tribute to her grandson who died as a result of abuse. She tied a blue ribbon to the antenna of her car as a way to remember him and alert her community to the tragedy of child abuse.
Blue ribbons will be worn by people throughout the state and displayed on buildings to bring awareness to the public health crisis of child abuse and neglect. Blue and silver pinwheels will also be planted.
A giant blue ribbon will be hung at 9NEWS' studio throughout the month to show our commitment to caring about children.
The public is asked to wear blue on Tuesdays throughout the month of April.
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