THE POINTEA Newsletter by Residents of The Grande at Canal Pointe

Rehoboth Beach, Delaware

WELCOMEThis issue welcomes in theSummer of 2016 here at thePointe. After a very cool latespring this year, that followed avery mild winter, it is especiallywelcomed. This year is probably the mostsignificant for Canal Pointe so farfor several reasons. It’s the firstfull year we residents haveownership of both Boards. TheDeveloper turned over control ofthe Condo/TH Board to itsproperty owners last year. InJanuary, he turned over controlof the SFH Board to the SFHresidents. The condo buildingsare built and sold out. The lasttownhouse building has beenbuilt and only several unitsremain to be sold. There are lessthan 40 single family homes tobe built.Kudos to our neighbors whohave voluntarily accepted thoseBoard positions and are workingvery hard on our behalf. I canonly imagine how hard it is totake over from what anothermanagement company hasdone, or not done over theyears, and in many cases,starting from the ground up.Not only is your job not easy, itis often a thankless one. We doencourage patience from ourneighbors as you take us intothis next phase ofour development asan awesome com-munity. Our hats offto you.

We are Canal Pointe – Condos,Single Family Homeowners,

Townhomes – We are ONEvibrant neighborhood. We arebusiness owners, retirees,bicyclists, aviators, photog-raphers, artists, nurses, doctors,multicultural, dog owners, kids,poets, marrieds, singles, writers,swimmers, etc. with probably afew politicians thrown in themix. It’s who we are and it’swhat we at The Pointe are allabout. Best of all, we try veryhard to be the neighbors weourselves would like to have. In this issue, you will meet MarkPallister, a local artist and DJ whojust moved to The Pointe. I methim at the May wine party at theLarson’s and when I learned hewas an artist, I asked him if hewould send us something for thisissue’s cover. Not only did he dothat, but he allowed me to visitto videotape him talking abouthis art. Mark is also one of theaqua aerobics exercisers at theback pool and he even bringsalong music to get those bodiesmoving even more. To me, heexemplifies the Grande Spiritthat permeates Canal Pointe. Kim Truesdale is another of ourwonderful neighbors. She volun-tarily teaches water aerobics 3times per week at the back pool.Kudos to you both!Kudos to all the contributors tothis newsletter, especially firsttimers.

This issue’s contributing staffmembers are Jack Casto,Summer Edition Editor in Chief;Linda Casto; Kathy Pizzadili;Kathy Cadigan; and Sandy Cobb,our newest staff member.

Table of Contents

Page 1- CoverPage 2- WelcomePage 3– Cover ArtistPage 4– Paradise FoundPage 5-8– Aerial PhotoPage 9– Pet CornerPages 10-13– Wine GatheringsPages 14-15– Dining OutPages 16-17– Summer TipsPages 18-19– Condo/ Town-house BoardPage 20- Volunteer CornerPages 21-22 – SFH BoardPage 23– SFH Property ManagerPage 24- Nextdoor UpdatePages 25-26- Upcoming EventsPage 26- Thoughts on AtlantaPage 27-29 – Neighborhood PhotosPage 30- NV Homes UpdatePage 31- Neighborhood Construction PhotosPage 32– Garage Sale Photos Page 33‐ Thoughts on UberPage 34– Roman HolidayPage 35- Recipe CornerPage 36- Memorial Day PicnicPages 37-41- Looper PhotosPage 42- Bike SafetyPage 43- Aqua AerobicsPage 44- Sunshine CornerPage 45- Clydesdales in DeweyPages 46-49- Business CardsPage 50‐ CONTACTS

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This Issue’s Cover Artist

Artist Mark J. Pallister, was born and raised in Scotland, lived in Fife, Edinburgh and London for much of his life before moving to the US in 1999.Art was a passion since childhood and Mark excelled at it at school, but never pursued it as a career until now, having instead served as a club DJ from the age of 17, retail manager, and 10 years in the London Metropolitan Police.Mark’s favorite mediums include acrylic paint on canvas, often heavily textured, pencil and pastel drawing, sculpting and lastly creating neoclassical

buildings and landscapes in virtual world environments.Through Mark’s life he has been inspired by the art of Picasso, Van Gogh and many others who 'pushed the envelope’, and by some of the amazing architecture he was lucky enough to live in the midst of during his time in Europe. Mark has painted landscapes, portraits and abstracts over the years.With his move to Canal Pointe Mark now has a dedicated art studio to pursue his talent.‘The Spark’ [cover photo] heavily textured acrylic paint on canvas.

Mark J. Pallister [Manchester Drive]

CLICK HERE TO MEET MARK -a video

Photos on Mark’s studio wall photo by jack casto

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Paradise FoundBy: Christina Schott <> Exeter Drive

I’ve always loved the water. After over 20 years of owning various boats, my husband of 33 years (Jeff)and I were looking for an alternative. We both agreed that we wanted a place that feels like home, and it needed to be near the water.

About two years ago, we traveled to Rehoboth Beach and found our Paradise in a beach resort with a hometown feel. It is very clean and full of nice people, with great restaurants, and plenty to do. Our search for a second home started. After constantly browsing Zillow.com, Realtor.com, homebuilders’ sites, and several trips, we found it: Grande at Canal Pointe. We purchased our condo the very first day we visited.

As an artist, I have been inspired in so many ways by our new found paradise. Our new condo, first home, and my studio are filled with artwork inspired by Rehoboth Beach and the memories that we have already made here. You can check out my work by visiting http://CSchott.com

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I live in Canal Pointe on ManchesterDrive with my wife Cynthia. I workfor Keystone Aerial Surveys and I hadone of our crews fly over ourneighborhood recently. Our highresolution multispectral cameras areable to produce color B&W and colorIR all at the same time. The singleimage covers North of Canal Pointeto the top of Rehoboth Bay showingour relationship to the surroundingarea and Rehoboth Beach.

I was excited to share the infrared imagery with Kent Larson and he suggested that I post that imageon Nextdoor along with a brief explanation of how IR imagery is used. I would also like to let peopleknow that color enlargements are available for $40.00 (cropping included) if someone wanted one.My intent was never to try to sell imagery and I just thought if someone out there is an aerial geek likeKent and I, they might appreciate the opportunity.

Wise, Tom <twise@kasurveys.com> <> 19581 Manchester Drive.

Thomas P. Wise, MCSE, MCP + I , MCP | Project Manager

Keystone Aerial Surveys, Inc. | P.O. Box 21059, Philadelphia, PA 19114

Office: 215-677-3119 | www.kasurveys.com

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AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY OF CANAL POINTE

On a rare clear day in May…

You never know what is flying above you on any given day. Not all aircraft are carrying passengers cross-country

or toting banners advertising for Coppertone suntan lotion or Geico Insurance. Some aircraft, the big brother of

drones, have holes in their fuselage where high resolution, multispectral cameras peer out to acquire aerial survey

imagery.

On such a clear day I asked to have imagery flown over The Grand at Canal Pointe, my new home in Delaware

where my wife Cynthia and I plan to retire in a few years. This flight was not for an engineering or scientific mission

but was merely to satisfy my desire to have an up to date, high quality aerial image of our neighborhood and show

its proximity to Rehoboth Beach and surrounding areas.

Given the high tech nature of the camera used for this flight, the term overkill may be an understatement. The

benefit of using one of our multispectral cameras allows for digital processing to color, black & white and color

infrared images from a single pass over the target area. For fun I had the color infrared data processed to imagery

as well.

Color infrared (CIR) is primary use for vegetation studies. An added benefit of CIR is it does not see haze in the

atmosphere because haze is transmitted in the blue wavelengths of light. Trained specialists can determine the

various species and health of vegetation based on the colors captured in the infrared spectrum. Color intensity

can measure the amount of rainfall received in a region all while avoiding the adverse effects of haze.

Below, in order to control the file size, you will see reduced resolution color and color infrared imagery provided

by Keystone Aerial Surveys Inc. acquired on May 20th 2016. Also I have included a few interesting links on the uses

of color infrared photography. Note how the rainfall makes the reds pop on the CIR image.

My wife and I plan to have an enlargement made and framed so we can proudly display the color image in our

home. I know that I am an aerial photography geek and while I never intended to sell this imagery, if anyone else

is a kindred spirit and wanted one for their home, I have been authorized to offer these for $40.00 as custom

enlargements and cropped to your specifications. Otherwise you are all welcome to see ours anytime.

I look forward to see you around the neighborhood,

Tom Wise

twise@kasurveys.com

Courtesy of the Washington Post and Kent Larson

http://wapo.st/1NHiGRl NASA Earth Observatory Article Curtesy of Wikipedia

http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Features/MeasuringVegetation/measuring_vegetation_2.php

Using Infrared (CIR) Imagery

A Guide for Understanding, Interpreting and Benefiting from CIR Imagery Color

http://www.nconemap.com/Portals/7/documents/Using_Color_Infrared_Imagery_20110810.pdf

Aerial Photography

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Infrared (CIR) Imagery

Courtesy of Keystone Aerial Surveys Inc.

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Color Imagery

Courtesy of Keystone Aerial Surveys Inc.

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PET CORNERMarti Garrett <> Bridgewater Drive

Maddie came to us quite unexpectedly 6 years ago. Afterthe death of David's father, we needed some joy in ourlives again and decided to look for a puppy to adopt.Maddie was, and continues to be, our joy!

As with any lab, she loves to fetch, swim and walk.Naturally, the beach became her favorite place.

Maddie actually whimpers when she gets near enough tosmell the ocean!

Most days you can look outside your window and seeDavid, Maddie and me walking past. Happy tails!

Up in time to enjoysunrise over the pond.

Maddie loves car rides!

Let's go folks!

Let’s go, Folks!

Keeping watch overAdaline

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WINEGATHERINGSbyKathyPizzadili

In APRIL we had our very first Wine Gathering at the ModelHome, thanks toMeredith Pierce, who offered the home. BrunoandPattyHaiderhadsigneduptohostforApril,andsodecidedtotake Meredith up on her offer. They are pictured to the left(Bruno,Patty,andMeredith.)There werealmost 100people at thisparty. I will letthe picturesspeak forthemselves.To the right isthe kitchen,where you canseeguestsenjoyingthemselves.DirectlybelowistheGreatroom.

Below:Meredithandneighborsoutside.

Totheleft.&bottomtwopictures,youseemoreCPneighborsenjoyingthelovelyOceanBreezehome.Kudos to Meredith, Patty, and Bruno for a lovelyevening.

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MAYWINEGATHERINGLynette and Kent Larson were our May Hosts. They live on Liverpool in a lovely Seaport

aroundthepond.Theyarepicturedbelowleft.Youcanseeallthedelicious desserts ondisplay in thepictureto your right. Everyoneate, drank, and wasmerry. Conversationsabounded as theseneighbors caught up onall the latest news ineveryone’slives.

To the right, Kimmeets neighborsfrom Manchester,Mark&Debbie.

Below:MariaC.enjoyingtheoutdoors.

Above:2VicePresidents,Rick&Kathy,talkingtoJean.

AllPhotosarecomplimentsofJackCasto,

picturedbelowwithhiswife,

Linda.

Totheleftandright:

Neighborsenjoyingthe

backyardonthislovelynight.

ThankYouKent

&Lynette

Below:JanieandPatenjoysomeofthemainentrees.

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JUNEWINEGATHERINGbyKathyPizzadili

The June Wine Gathering was held at thebeautiful home of Sam and DianeMarkman,who live on the corner of Liverpool andBridgewater, pictured below. There were

about50-55people inattendance. The foodwas scrumptious. Between casserolessandwiches, stir-fries, salads, meats, andcheeses,one couldmake a complete diningexperience.Belowguestsgiveevidence.

Thenexttwopictures,insequence,showtheMarkman’sbeautiful3-seasonporch.

Thephotototheright was takenfrom thebalcony, lookingdown on theirgreatroom.à

Theoneaboveitisstandinginthegreatroomlookingatthekitchen.

Below neighbors enjoy conversing, andmeetingnewneighbors. Itwasawonderfulevening with much ambience. A big thankyou to the Markman’s for opening up theirhomeforthisevent.

AllphotoscourtesyofJackCasto

We are always looking for residents ofCanalPointetohost thesemuchenjoyedWine Gatherings. If you are interestedpleaseemailmeat:Gap4k@aol.com.We currently do not have a host forAugustofthisyear. Anytakers?Wedidhaveatownhomehostlastyear!

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DININGOUTbyKathyPizzadili

April took us to the CROOKED HAMMOCK.Located at 36707 Crooked Hammock Way,Lewes,DE19958. Theycrafttheirownbrewsfrom scratch, so they are always fresh. Theydohaveaveryniceselectionofwinesforthenonbeerdrinkers,too.It’s a relaxing place, like a backyard cookouteveryday. As Rich Garrahan, the generalmanager and owner said, “Goodbye suits andties,helloflipflopsinthesand.”They do have outdoor areas for dining, andaccommodatelargeparties.Aboveeveryoneisseenhavingagoodtime. Theyareopenfrom11amto1am,MondaythruSunday.

Entrees rangedbetween $18.95 -$25.95. If youwanted somethinglighter,theyofferedalargeselectionofsandwiches pricedbetween $10.95 -$15.95. The topprice is thecrabcakes in bothareas.It is a great placethat you willdefinitely have tocheck out thissummer.

InMaywevisitedTheForgottenMile,whichis located at 20859 Coastal Hwy, RehobothBeach, DE 19971. They also open at 11amandcloseat1am.

Happy Hour is from 4 to 6. Some of theofferingsare:$3.00LagunitasIPA$2.50MillerLiteDrafts$5.00WinesSomeoftheentreesthattheyofferedwere:CrispySkinonWildSalmon$23,(myfavorite)AleHouseChickenParm$17Vegetarian - mixed Spring Vegetables withRice,HerbTomato,andCaperSauce.

Although they accommodate large parties,the downside is that you cannot get yourown check. They did offer to give us 3smallerchecks,whichputabout5–6peopleononebill.This restaurant was formerly the Captain’sTable, but they completely refurbished it tobecome the Forgotten Mile. They featurescratchmade,highqualitylocalproduce.Wehad an enjoyable time, wining, dining, andconversing.

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JUNEDININGOUT

In June we ventured to Stingray. It islocated at 59 Lake Avenue, RehobothBeach,De. 19971. Asyoucanseeinthepicture to the left, it has a porch fordining, the complete length of thebuilding.aAlthough, HappyHour does not giveyou a break onliquor prices, theydo have some

amazingmartinis,pricedupto$14.Whattheydoofferis:buyonerollandgetonefree.Kris orderedCrispyCalamari,asanappetizerforourtable,anditwasoutof thisworld. Edorderedthescallopdinnerandactuallyreceived4scallops. Hewashappy! IhadtheKoreanBraisedShortRibswithgorgonzolapolenta,andasparagusfor$24.AnotherneighborhadtheShrimp&VegetableTempurafor$18.Everyonewasquitepleasedwiththeirchoices.TheyareopenMondaythruFriday4pm-1am,andSaturdayandSunday12pm–1am.Theydohavetheirownparkinglotontherightofthebuilding,soifyoucangetaspot,parkingisfree.(Hint:getthereby5forhappyhour)We are growing in numbers for our Dining experiences and had 24 neighbors from CanalPointe.Theydividedusupinto3tables.Again,wecouldnotgetseparatechecks,buttheydidallow us to get one check per table. It all worked out! Everyone enjoyed the ambiance ofStingray. If you are interest in being added to our Dining List, please email me at:Gap4k@aol.com

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SUMMER TIPS

REHOBOTH - PARKING IS FREE IN DOWNTOWN REHOBOTH!!

Yes it’s true. Parking is free all summer until 10A.M. every day all summer in downtownRehoboth. That INCLUDES parking meters. It’salso free after 5 P.M. in areas that do not havemeters.

ANOTHER PARKING TIP- Parking is free inareas around the churches during times of churchservices. Here is a clip from St Edmond’sexplaining that.

DEWEY - Parking tips in Dewey Beach

I am enjoying the summer months as a Code Enforcement Officer in Dewey Beach. (Yes, this makes mea CEO!) No one likes coming back from dinner or the beach to find a ticket under their windshield wipers. Here are a few tips for your visit to Dewey Beach.1. All streets in Dewey are either metered or parking permit required.2. There are two exceptions to #1. There is free parking in Dewey every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, from5-11 pm. Also, a handicapped plate or placard gives you free parking at all times.3. Meters take quarters, credit card (most) or Parkmobile.4. You can get parking permits for daily, weekly or weekend use.5. Make sure you always park with the flow of traffic.6. Pay attention to certain streets where it specifies parallel, perpendicular or head in parking only.7. On some streets, it may seem like you are parking in someone's yard, but DB owners only have control of their driveways. You may park between driveways, even on grass.8. Make sure your tires are not on the street.

Now you can go to Dewey Beach and enjoy yourself!David Garrett <> Bridgewater Drive

SFH – NO TRASH PICKUP ON MONDAY, JULY 4. PICKUPWILL BE TUESDAY, JULY 5 INSTEAD. AND

CONDOS!

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SUMMER PARKING IN CANAL POINTE

As tempers flare over parking in Downtown Rehoboth, we in Canal Pointe have never had any parking issues, right? Well, we may not have meters and permits, but here are a few NEIGHBORLY TIPS to help ensure parking does not get in the way of good old fashioned neighborhood friendliness.

1. Parking on both sides of any street prohibits emergency vehicles from getting through. Please use your garages, driveways first. Make sure if your guests are using the street that only one side of the street is used.

2. Parking in front of Fire hydrants is prohibited by law. Parking in front of mailboxes causes mail not tobe delivered. Please be careful of where you park.3. Please do not block neighbor's driveways.Have a safe and fun Summer here at Canal Pointe!

Respectfully submitted by Newsletter Staff

BEEBE WALK IN CLINIC on Route 24 just west of McDonalds. 8 A.M. to 8 P.M.

https://www.beebehealthcare.org/beebe-walk-care

RUSTIC ACRES FARM MARKET IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER. - LITERALLY! If you are looking for fresh produce, local milk, eggs, ice cream, etc, just exit Canal Pointe and turn right onto Hebron Road. At thestop sign, turn right onto Glade Road. Go 500 feet and there you are! Rustic Acres Farm Market is less than 5 minutes away. VISIT RUSTIC ACRES FACE BOOK PAGE for info and weekly specials - https://www.facebook.com/RusticAcresFarmMarket/

REHOBOTH BEACH FARMERS MARKET The market is held in Grove Park on Tuesdays from noon until 3 P.M. every week. Please check out thewebsite below for recipes, special events, live tweets about the latest offerings and for more information on the Rehoboth Beach Farmers Market at: rbfarmersmarket.com

LOCAL TAXIS -• http://rehobothfoodie.com/local-taxi-cab-companies/• https://www.uber.com/cities/wilmington-de – Also – Check out recent discussion on

Nextdoor. Put UBER into the SEARCH BOX.

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A Message from the CouncilGrande at Canal Pointe Condominium Association

Dear Neighbors,

The Council would like to take this opportunity to send you anupdate and some administrative information for your reference.

Following the April Owners Meeting, the Council has a newcomposition with two new members. The new Council met at theend of May and decided to reshuffle officers for the current year.The Council members and their respective officer roles within theAssociation are as follows:

Sandy Cobb, PresidentTed Tymczyszyn, Vice PresidentCharles Maples, SecretaryMichele Herbert, TreasurerLinda Weiss, At-Large

Council meetings for the remainder of this year are on:

July 9 Aug. 13Sept. 10Oct. 15 Nov. 12 (Budget meeting - Epworth Church) Dec. 10 (tentative)

Owners are welcome to attend these meetings. Unless otherwise stated, the meeting place will be the front clubhouse, and the meeting time is 9:30am.

SeaScape Property Management took over management of the Grande at Canal Pointe Condominium Association on April 18, 2016. Our property managers are Doug Nichols (dnichols@seascapepm.com ) and Neal Richard (nrichard@seascapepm.com ). The main office phone number is 302-645-2222. Please make SeaScape your first point of contact for Association matters. You can copy the Council email (below), but please direct all issues to the management company.

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As we enter the busy summer season, there may be a higher incidence of problems. If the issue is a maintenance or covenant violation matter, please notify SeaScape. As appropriate,you may also contact Bayside Security. Bayside is a private security service under contract tothe Association. Bayside patrols the community in the summer 7 days per week with at least 4 checks per day mostly in the evening hours. You may reach Bayside at (302) 384-6542. If your matter is an emergency, threatens life or property, or concerns an illegal activity, please immediately contact the police at 911.

The Council email is canalpointecondoassn@gmail.com. This email is primarily for intake of concerns from the community rather than a back and forth exchange. Unless the matter is intended strictly for the Council, please also include SeaScape in your message if reporting an issue. Owners may request a hearing with the Council for confidential matters.

The Association website is back online. Previously,Guardian had operated the website on our behalf.The website, powered by Association Voice, is nowunder contract directly to the Association and will bemanaged internally. The website address haschanged slightly to gcpcondo.org. Pre-existing log-inshave migrated to the new site. New users mayregister on the sign-in page.

We look forward to a safe and enjoyable summer.

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Volunteer CornerSandy Cobb <> Chelmer Drive

Welcome to a new section of the Canal Pointe Newsletter! This section will be used to highlight both potential volunteer activities for those who are looking to share their time and passions, and as a place to celebrate those who are already making a difference in our communities.

As a former professional in the field of aging, I will start us off with a volunteer effort I recently discovered. The Easter Seals organization is

looking for individuals who are willing to assist lower- income seniors with their monthly budgeting and bill paying. These are seniors who for a variety of reasons are unable to perform this task by themselves. The time commitment is minimal, only 1-2 hours per month, and Easter Seals provides all training, background screening, and matching.

If you are interested in learning more about the program, which is called “Money Management,” please call Sharnell Darby at 302-221- 2008 or email her at sdarby@esdel.org.

If you know of any volunteers serving the lower Delaware community, please email me at scobb49@gmail.com so that I can promote both the volunteer and the organization in a future issue.

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June 20, 2016

Dear SFH Resident,

It is truly an honor and privilege to serve aCommunity as fantastic as The Grande atCanal Pointe. There is so much going onduring this time of year...both in our amazingbeach resort and here in our community. Yourfirst homeowner controlled Board has beenvery hard at work for almost 6 months. Wefeel we have accomplished a great deal, buthave so much more that we would like toachieve.

Commencing homeowner control from a developer and changing property management companies isan enormous and very time consuming job. It requires setting up many policies, procedures, contracts,and organizational structures for the first time, as well as the hard work and efforts of many people.Hopefully you've been receiving our regular email updates to keep you abreast of our many actions todate on your behalf, especially to get ready for the summer season. One of the key players is our newproperty manager. We began our new relationship with Solutions Property Management effectiveMay 1. The owner, Cathy McCallister, is also our property manager, and we are excited to work withsuch a competent, highly regarded, experienced, and action-oriented person. She can be reached byphone, 302.581.9060; fax, 888.400.7247; email, solutionspropmgt@gmail.com.

At this time, I'd like to draw your attention to the following additional items of interest:

1. On June 20th, your third quarterly assessment was sent from the Rehoboth Beach Post Office bySolutions Property Management. If for some reason you don't receive this physical invoice, pleaseimmediately contact Cathy McCallister at solutionspropmgt@gmail.com.

2. We are attempting to gather and develop a more complete census of Canal Pointe SFH residents.This is a very important component of our future communications so please be sure to complete theform sent with your dues mailing, and return it to P.O. Box 1418, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971.

3. Your HOA Board began holding bi-weekly meetings in the Clubhouse lobby on Tuesday, June 21 at 4pm. These meetings are open to residents, though seating is limited due to the size of our Clubhouse.Additional meeting dates throughout the summer will be held on the following dates in the samelocation. During these meetings, the exercise room will be closed.

July 5 at 4 pm July 19 at 4 pm / August 2 at 4 pm / August 16 at 4 pm / August 30 at 4 pm

September 17 at 10 am / September 27 at 4 pm

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4. The all important HOA Annual Meeting will be held on Saturday, October 1 at King's Creek CountryClub at 10 am. We will be talking much more about this as the date approaches. Your attendanceand/or proxy is extremely important for this meeting.

5. We expect to launch our new HOA-owned website very soon! More information will be forthcomingas we upgrade and streamline all our electronic communications and platforms. The new web addresswill be www.canalpointehoa.com.

6. Waste Management, our trash and recycle contractor, notified us on June 17th, that we can expectlater Monday afternoon trash and recycle pickups for at least the next 4 weeks. They are adding aroute and do not expect it to be fully operational until then. When added, we may see a return ofpickups earlier in the day.

7. Finally, if you are interested in serving on any community committees, we would very muchwelcome your involvement. We are looking for residents interested in working on committeesdedicated to the following subjects: Welcoming, Beautification, Community Amenities and Activities,and of course, Trash. If interested, please email Board Secretary Catherine Perge atcanalpointehoainfo@gmail.com , please note "committee volunteer" in the subject line.

Each of the members of your Board of Directors has worked many hours almost every single day onbehalf of our wonderful Community, and we will continue to do so. I'd like to take this opportunity tothank you for your continued support.

Sincerely,

Joe Paradise [Gloucester Drive], Canal Pointe HOA Board President

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SINGLE FAMILY HOMES ONLY

Greetings to All GCP Single Family Homeowners!

My name is Cathy McCallister and as the owner of Solutions Property Management, I am most appreciative and excited aboutthe opportunity to work with The Grande at Canal Pointe Maintenance Corporation.

My educational background includes both BS and MBA degrees inBusiness Management & Administration. I have worked in the

Property Management industry for over twenty-eight (28) years; twenty (20) years in healthcare industry, managing medical office buildings and the past eight (8) years in Sussex County with territories from Milford to Selbyville. I developed and formed Solutions Property Management in 2011.

At Solutions Property Management, we strive to demonstrate superior professional knowledge and skills coupled with a willingness to share the wisdom gained through experience, contacts and information which are powerful tools and assets to every Association.

Our business model is structured to provide all of our property managers with the ability to managefewer communities and therefore able to be more present and vigilant to all of our clients’ needs.Progressive thinking allows us to continuously review and evaluate your services to improve operations. Our number one goal is protect your interests and your assets.Lastly, we bring our ingrained and inherent core values to our customers which are quality, reliability,trust, honesty and integrity.

We will be working closely with your Board to achieve specific tasks and to improve the overallappearance of your beautiful community and the performance of the Association. I personally lookforward to meeting each and every owner over the next several months.

My contact information is as follows:Cathy McCallisterSolutions Property ManagementPO Box 594Bethany Beach, DE 19930302-581-9060 (office)888-400-7247 (fax)

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by Jack Casto

Our Nextdoor membership now totals 469 Canal Pointe connected neighbors. While not geographically the largest Nextdoor neighborhood in the area, we are the largest in terms of members. The next closest in number is Downtown Rehoboth with 409 members. We did have one member remove himself recently because of too much chatter apparently. If he had known there is anoption to regulate how one receives messages from Nextdoor, it might have been a problem he could have easily remedied himself. [This option may only be available on a computer] Here’s how:

1. Log into Nextdoor

2. Click on your name in the upper right hand corner and click on SETTINGS

3. Click on

4. Check Daily Digest to receive all messages in 1 email just once a day.

Looking for ANY conversation about a particular topic discussed? e.g. Recent UBER conversation

Just put what you’re looking for in the SEARCH BOX

We welcome Sandy Cobb as our 4 th Nextdoor LeadAlthough historically seldom needed in our neighborhood, Leads play a very important role onNextdoor. We have had 3 leads since shortly after Nextdoor began in our neighborhood. To provide adiversity, we felt it would be valuable to have a condo/th resident as a Lead too.

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CONDOS & SFH – NO TRASH PICKUP ON MONDAY, JULY 4. PICKUP WILL BE TUESDAY, JULY 5 INSTEAD.

REHOBOTH BEACH FARMERS MARKET The market is held in Grove Park on Tuesdays from noon until 3 P.M. every week. Free parking in the nearby area. http://www.rbfarmersmarket.com/

REHOBOTH BEACH BANDSTAND SCHEDULE - All performances begin at 8pm, Friday-Sunday (unless otherwise noted). - http://www.rehobothbandstand.com/events/

Saturday, July 02 - St. Peter's Episcopal Church Annual Art Show9:00am-3:00pm, St. Peter's Square, Second and Market Streets, Lewes. Admission ...

Sunday, July 3 - Independence Day Fireworks in Rehoboth Beach - The Rehoboth Beach Main Street (RBMS) 2016 Fireworks spectacular will take place Sunday, July 3, at approximately 9:15 p.m - http://www.downtownrb.com/

Food Truck Thursday4-8pm, Epworth United Methodist Church, 19285 Holland Glade Road, Rehoboth Beach.

67th Annual Rehoboth Art League Cottage Tour10:00 am-3:00 pm each day. The Cottage Tour Click above for detaiils

Thursday, July 21 - Food Truck Thursday4-8pm, Epworth United Methodist Church, 19285 Holland Glade Road, Rehoboth Beach. Food vendorswill offer a diverse selection of menu items. Participating vendors include: Rosenfeld's Roadside JewishDeli, Big Thunder, Po'Boys, Taco Reho, Frozen Farmer, Mojo Loco - eclectic street food, Hot Dogs at theBeach, A Latte' Soul, Thunder Roadside Kitchen, Delicious Craving, The Sea hogg, Sno Yo (serving Hopkin's Farm Creamery Ice Cream), to name a few. This is a fundraiser for Epworth's Food and Love Soup Kitchen and Epworth Skate Park.www.eumcrb.org/foodtruckfriday or follow on Facebook: Food Truck Friday. - Visit website for other dates.

Thursday, July 07

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http://www.cmlf.com/EventsandPackages/OnboardTerminalEvents/tabid/90/Default.aspx Cape May Lewes Ferry Concerts and Events

Fri. July 22nd, 9-11 A.M. My good friend, Helen Reese self published a novel entitled "Project Ex". She is doing a book signing at Browseabout Books. CLICK HERE FOR MEDIA RELEASE. Leslie Slan

38th Annual Sand Castle ContestThe contest takes place at Fisherman's Beach at the north end of the Boardwalk

40th Annual Fall Sidewalk SaleSale runs from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM (store hours may vary)

2016 Rehoboth Beach Jazz FestivalThe 2016 Rehoboth Beach Jazz Festival will occur at different venues

throughout ..

Sea Witch Halloween & Fiddlers FestivalCelebrate 27 years! A three-day celebration with parades, contests, etc

varieties, .

In the wake of the terrorism perpetrated against the LGBT community and our country at a nightclubin Orlando, Florida on June 12th, I asked Canal Pointe neighbors via Nextdoor if anyone had thoughtsthey would be willing to share in The Pointe about the event. Irish Richman came forth and shared alink to an article entitled “To my heterosexual friends: this is why Orlando hurts”. I found the shortessay well worth reading. It’s available online in its entirety at http://johnpeart.org/2016/06/14/to-my-heterosexual-friends-orlando-shootings The essay concludes with the following advice: “So my friends, don’t stay silent in the face ofhomophobic terror. Do something. Be defiant. Light a candle. Teach your children LGBT people are tobe loved not feared. Lend your support to homophiles not homophobes. Ask your LGBT friends ifthey’re OK. Do whatever you can, but don’t stay silent and don’t let this happen again.”

Until now, I have not known what to sayto my LGBT friends. [Similarly, last yearwith the Charleston church shootings, Ididn’t know what to say to my blackfriends either.] For the most part, Ihaven’t brought up the Orlando shootingwith my LGBT friends for that reason. Isuspect many of my friends and neighborsfeel the same. Now I understand thatsometimes just a simple “ How are youdoing? Are you OK? “ would be a goodstart. Silence does not help anyone. -Jack Casto

Saturday, September 10

Friday, October 07 - Sunday,

October 09

Thursday, October 13 - Sunday,

October 16

Friday, October 28 - Sunday,

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Photos by Jack Casto <> Bridgewater Drive

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Photo of Bridgewater Drive by Sam Markman <> Bridgewater Drive

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News from Tara

Hello NVHome homeowners! My name is Tara and I am the NVHomes Sales Representative for your community. As you know I am taking over for Meredith Pierce and I truly have big shoes to fill. I’ve met quite a few of you and look forward to meeting more of you. Stop by the model anytime to say “Hi”.

Did you know we only have 39 homesites left? If you know someone who is considering making an NVHome at The Grande at Canal Pointe home, please let them know that now is the time to visit me at the model. We sold 5 homes in five weeks last month.

We are still looking for a few homeowners that would like to volunteer for our Canal Pointe Ambassador Program!

My goal is to have a few homeowners “on-call” who could meet a potential homeowner here at the model (or at your home) and possibly escort them around the community or into town to show them all the great features you as a homeowner have come to love about Canal Pointe.

As I have been taking prospects around the community so many of you have been acting in this capacity; offering information, showing your homes. Big thank you to those of you have graciously welcomed potential new homeowners with open arms! It’s what makes The Grande at Canal Pointe such a fabulous place to call home.

Please feel free to e-mail Tara Wilson; twilson@nvhomes.com, for more information and to sign-up. This would be a volunteer program and would help to get more neighbors and complete the community!

Tara Wilson Sales & Marketing Representative The Grande at Canal Pointe Hours: Sun-Mon, 12-5; Tue – Sat, 10-5 P: 302-227-7870 F: 302-227-7831 Email: twilson@nvhomes.com

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Some Thoughts on UberUber is an alternative to regular taxi service. I recently asked about local Uber experiences via our

Nextdoor neighborhood and here are some of the comments.

My adult sons & their friends always UBER at night. When you consider the parking challenges, and the

definite risk of walking into town and back, after dark, UBER is the way to go. The response time is much

quicker than the taxis. - Carol Y

It's great! We've used it several times from CP to the boardwalk. Cost is around $9-$10 no matter how many peeps.

Request cheapest car for cheapest fare. Uber XL will cost more but if you have 6 peeps than it may be worth it.

Also, Uber will give you a fare estimate if you look for it on the app. Safe travels! - Beth L

All the options you describe are possible with Uber, which began serving the DE Shore region just about a year

ago. You'd begin with your location, e.g, your CP residence. You'd then select your destination, what size vehicle

you desire and how many passengers on your trip. In some locations, e.g, DC, you could also choose the "pool"

option, which would include other passengers picked up at different locations along the route. You'd then get an

estimate of the cost of the trip...shortly followed by an estimated time you can expect the Uber driver to arrive.

You set up all necessary features, e.g., your contact info, CC, etc. before using Uber, so you don't have to worry

about that stuff on a trip-by-trip basis. - Mike S

Jack, you can usually have 4 passengers in the lowest car/cheapest option "UberX". You may want to mention

"surge pricing" in the article as well... It's a key concept to look out for when using Uber. They increase their fare

price by some multiple during high demand - or low supply - times. For example, I made the mistake of using Uber

from CP to downtown for the first time Sat night Memorial Day weekend. We normally bike, scooter, or drive

ourselves, but with a couple of guests, we tried Uber. Going in was great. Around $9-$10 bucks I think like Beth

mentioned, but the problem was coming back. They had 5x surge pricing so estimate was upwards of $50+ dollars

(had never seen anything like that in DC!). Actual price charged was $30+ something I believe.

On topic of competition/alternatives... Might be good to talk about Taxi options if possible. I've never used a taxi

before - always heard bad things about using a taxi. That same night when we saw the Uber surge pricing we tried

to call Beach Taxi. They said they'd arrive in 20mins - but after waiting at least 40min and no sign of them (and no

call back ever) - we took Uber finally... - Rick S

Good point about throwing taxis into the mix. There are even apps that allow you to do comparison shopping

among Uber, Lyft, and Taxis, e.g., "Fare Estimate Uber Lyft & Taxi." UR right, there are times that taxis are the

cheapest! - Mike S

I am driving for Uber just for "fun!" Who knows I might pick you up. Spread the word to your neighbors about how

great the experience is! I need to be busier! - Kim Truesdale

According to Ubers that we have used in Chicago & other areas, the Uber will take you & passengers to the desig-

nated destination. No tips allowed. They will bring vans if you have A large amount of passengers. U need to down-

load the Uber app onto your phone. It is a professional, well-run service. It is much cheaper than taxis. - Lori K

https://get.uber.com/sign-up/

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Very recently, Kathy and I went on a trip toRome. It was part of a tour sponsored byour Church, St. Edmonds in Rehoboth.We saw many marvelous things while inItaly.

We visited Assisi, a walled city inNorthern Italy that had been home to St.Francis, who loved animals so much. Wewent through several wine districts, but thetour did not stop long enough to taste anyof the wine! We saw beautiful art work inFlorence. We visited the ancient ruins ofPompeii, walking the very streets of theold city and seeing the outline of peoplekilled and covered by the ash from the

explosion of Mt. Vesuvius and we even visited the “red light” district of the town. We also stayed at aMonastery which had been cut into the side of a Mountain. We visited the famous World War II battlesites of Monte Cassino and Salerno. Our tour finished up with three days in Rome, where we visitedthe Coliseum, walked through the incredibly beautiful Sistine Chapel, saw Pope Francis up close andtoured St. Peters in Rome, which is the largest church in the world.

It was an incredible 10 days of sights, sounds and people that Kathy and I will never forget!!

Submitted by: Jim Cadigan <> Bridgewater Drive

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Angel Hair & Clams for 2 Paul Tagliaferro CullenPersonal Chef * Sommelier * Guitarist

2 cans of chopped clams 6.5oz, with liquid1/2 lb Pancetta, diced 1/4 cup of Pinot Grigio (San Bonifacio at Teller Wines) the rest fordrinking!!Olive oil1 lb Delvedere Angel Hair pasta nests, one nest per personFresh Parsley1 tbs Lemon zest3 cloves garlic mincedParmesan cheese

Start by putting on a pot water and bring to boil. This dish takes almost as long as it takes cook the pasta.

In a saute pan add pancetta and cook until a little brown on the edges. Then pour in clams and juice directly to pan. Cook until liquid is evaporated, add garlic and a little olive oil, sauté for a few, then add wine.Drop angel Hair into boiling water, add tsp salt and cook as directed. Right before finished, take the pasta right from the water and add to pan (do not drain), mix up while adding lemon zest. If its to dry add a little pasta water. Plate and finish by grating parmesan, sprinkle chopped parsley and a drizzle of olive oil.

Enjoy with Bonifacio Pinot Grigio!!

Grazie Ciao,Paul Tagliaferro CullenPersonal Chef * Sommelier * Guitarist302-228-9775 In Home Dining Experience In Home Dining ExperienceJacques Pepin & Paul Cullen Cruise “Venice to Rome”Eating Rehoboth Walking Food Tours

Shared by Kathy Cadigan

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Canal Pointe Neighbors Cycling the 16 Mile Loop

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Trail Photos submitted by Gary & Leslie Epstein <> Chelmer Drive

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Above are John [2 single photos]; Betsy taking a break at Irish Eyes in Lewes; Kristine and NickMarsilio together on the trail three days before their wedding in Rehoboth.

Photos submitted by John and Betsy Robinson <> Manchester Drive

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Two images are from the January Nor'easter that wiped out part of the Gordon's Pond trail. Thatstorm registered pretty high on the flood marker. Another is one of the new bike repair stations thatare appearing on parts of the trail. The center photo is the Gordon's pond trail at sunrise. Of all theloop rides I've done, I only encountered the Savannah Rd bridge up once. It does take awhile to getthe boat through and lower the bridge. Lastly, Bambi sharing the trail. - Jon Salviti, Bridgewater Drive

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BIKESAFETY-AtaPricethatYouCan’tBeat!ByKathyPizzadili

Last year in theWinteredition of the Newsletter, Iwrote an article entitled, “HELMETSAMUST.”Aftermychainhadbroken,Iwasfreewheelingdowna.33milestretchwithnowaytostop!NOTfun.IwantedtohaveahandbrakeputonmyCruiser,astheonlywaytostopwasto backpeddle, and I had no chain todo thatwith. JackCasto introducedme toSEAGREENBICYCLE,ononeofourbikingtrips.Longstoryshort,Ihadthehandbrakeputonanditonlycostme$15.00!!!Itworkswell,andnowwhenItaketheinclineinHenlopenStatePark,Idoitwithsafetyandpeaceofmind.ThankyouSEAGREENBICYCLE. Across from the new library in Lewes

Sam and Diane Markman doing The Loop for the 1st time! With Linda Casto and Kathy Pizzadili and a friend

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SUNSHINE CORNER

by Linda Casto <> Bridgewater Drive

The Newsletter Committee would like to wishall neighbors at Canal Pointe a Toast for a Happy Anniversary with this message:

Here is to LOVE, to HAPPY Memories, PLANS for the future,

And a wonderful JOURNEY each step of the way!

Happy Anniversary!

The Newsletter Committee is thinking about Canal Pointe neighbors who have had an Accident this year with this message:

Wishing you, who have had an accident, a good recovery.

Sometimes the road to recovery seems stormy, but you will make it!

Sending you our warm wishes for a speedy recovery..........................

Hope to see you up and better soon! We offer you lots of hugs for your recovery! Get well soon!

The Newsletter Committee sends well wishes to those Canal Pointe neighbors who have been ill with this message:

Get well soon!

We are thinking of you lots,

And hoping for your speedy recovery!

We are sorry you have not been yourself lately.....

Sending you a whole bunch of our love your way, And wishing you a quick recovery! Heal Soon!

The Newsletter Committee is thinking about our furry friends at Canal Pointe who have left us for Doggie or Kitty Heaven with this message:

Best Friends Forever

Thinking of you on the loss of your Pet.

We are wishing you peace that comes with time,

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CLYDESDALESCOMETODEWEYBEACH,DELAWAREByKathyPizzadili

June23,2016–6:30pm–DeweyBeach.The weather threatened, but in the end thesuncameoutand itwasabeautifulevening.Maria Hedman and I ventured into Deweyandwereluckyenoughtofindaparkingspotnext toGrotto Pizza. The Paradewas set tobegin at 6:30. We arrived around 5:30 andfoundspaceat thebar insideGrotto. AfteralittlePinotGrigio,andconsumingour2slicesofpizza,wewalkedoutontotheterracewhenweheardthebandstarttoplay.I called out to TomCreekmore as he passedby,whowasAdmiralDeweyintheparade.HeisRitaD’Ascenzo’sfriendwhocomestoDinnerClub. Iwas so caughtup in theexcitement, Ididn’t get a picture! As the Anheuser-BuschClydesdale Horses appeared, I startedsnappingmysmartphone.

Now, at the same time, Maria saw VinceCarannande, who works security in Dewey.She decided to jump in for a photographicmoment,picturedbelow.

It was such an exciting time, as this was anhistoricalmoment. I’veseentheClydesdalesin St. Louis back in 1974. I’ve seen them atBuschGardensinVirginiamultipletimes,butwho would have guessed that they wouldhavecometoDeweyBeach,Delaware!

I couldnotresist takinga “Selfie”with Irvin,ontheleftandBandit,ontheright.Theotherhorsesnameswere:Masser,LaRusso(howdoyou like that Anthony and Joan!), Ricco,NoMo,Phoenix,andLucky.IapologytothemifIhavemisspelledtheirnames.

We admired theDalmatian, whoalways sits on thewagon behind thedrivers.

Allphotosby

Kathy Totheleft ismyattempt attrying to get aphoto of thehorses, Maria &I. All in alleveryone had ablast!

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RESIDENTS’ BUSINESS CARDS

Sofia Hedman <> Liverpool Lane

Accent On Travel is a full-service travel agency located in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware on the corner ofroute one and Rehoboth Avenue. We provide consulting, research, and suggestions to ensure youreceive the right travel products to get your desired vacation experience. We act as ‘your friends in thetravel industry’ and with our contacts, experience and worldwide knowledge we guarantee a vacationyou will never forget. Sofia, your neighbor on Liverpool Lane who specializes in Family Travel andEurope, along with the rest of the team, will provide you with professional travel services that willensure you a smooth and memorable experience. Stop by today, or call for an appointment!

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Solomon Kernosh <> Ulster Drive

TPMC Pet Care has been serving theRehoboth beach area since 1997. Weprovide the following service dogwalking, cat care, house sitting andany in home pet care. Insured,bonded member of Pet SitterInternational

[ https://www.petsit.com/ ] References upon request . 302 745 7343 <> tpmcs@yahoo.com

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Terry Jaywork <> Bridgewater DriveMy firm, Hudson, Jones, Jaywork & Fisher (located directly across from Dogfish Head on Rehoboth

Avenue) has been providing legal services(focusing on residential and commercialreal estate) from that location, for almost40 years, since 1978. We have fourexcellent and well-seasoned real estateattorneys there every business day (andthey will hold closings on Saturdays ifnecessary): Dan Myers, Jay Becker, ChrisHolman, and Doug Marshall. Brandy Jones(now 41 years before the Bar) is in theRehoboth office (visiting from our Dover

office) every Wednesday and has a wealth of experience in not only residential real estate but alsocommercial real estate and commercial transactions. Our “Lewes” office (across from Bethany Blues,on U.S. 1 north of Rehoboth) is staffed by Dave Boswell, a member of the “Million Dollar AdvocatesForum”, who specializes in serious personal injury, wrongful death, and workman’s compensationclaims, and his wife Ann Boswell (also a member of the Delaware Bar) who handles slightly lessserious personal injury and other litigation claims. We also have an office in Dover staffed by sixattorneys who variously handle zoning and land use matters, criminal defense, bankruptcy, landlord-tenant, civil litigation and many other matters. They are willing to meet with clients in the Rehobothoffice as needed. I personally am now 99% retired (having practiced over 41 years) and serve only “ofcounsel” to the firm and continuing to serve as General Counsel to Delaware Electric Cooperative, Inc.– but I am happy and confident to recommend any of the attorneys in my firm. HJJF is one of theoldest and largest law firms south of Wilmington and it would not have continued in existence for fourdecades if it was not doing well by its clients. A number of Canal Pointe residents have recommendedHJJF in response to “NextDoor” requests for recommendations. For more information, check out thefirm’s website at www.delawarelaw.com

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Does your child have reading, writing and/or spellingchallenges? Do you want some extra support for him/her thissummer to avoid falling behind when school begins in the fall. Iam an experienced educator for over 40 years and am certifiedin the Orton-Gillingham method for children who are struggling

with traditional methods. I am available to tutor in my home in Canal Pointe this summer. If you areinterested for your child or grandchild, or know someone who may benefit from my services, pleasecontact Leslie Slan at 301-908-7768 or email me at lesslan@comcast.net.

Leslie Slan <> Worcester Drive

Marketing Practicality

Founded in 2008 because companies always need more leads.Once companies generate leads, they need to improve sales conversions. What we do: Lead generation: SEO, Paid Search Marketing, Remarketing, Display, IP targeting, etc. Lead conversion: CRM administration, drip marketing, sales process optimization, etc. Serving SMB’s to the Fortune 250. Contact Information: Duncan Lauder Marketing Practicality, LLC 771 Marlboro Spring Road Kennett Square, PA 19348 Phone: 610-998-9777 x301 Fax: 610-271-6364 Mobile: 302-893-4310 dlauder@marketingpracticality.com www.marketingpracticality.com

Duncan Lauder <> Worcester Drive

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Jason Russo, Owner <> Liiverpool Lane

a(MUSE.) – amuse-rehoboth.com

Grandpa Mac – grandpamac.com

302-500-1327 <> Jason@grandpamac.com

At a(MUSE.) on Baltimore Avenue in downtown Rehoboth James Beardnominated chef Hari Cameron creates food that is rooted in culinarytradition so that our guests can enjoy a truly modern Mid-Atlantic diningexperience. Whether you decide to join us for a snack at the bar or on thepatio, an intimate dinner, or bring your friends in for that special celebrationour many dining options are sure to please.

Grandpa Mac is also located on Baltimore Avenue(Highway One location next to Starbucks is in progress!)and serves fresh affordable pasta creations for thewhole family. Pasta is made on premises daily foreveryone to see. Enjoy chef created pastas or have fun building your own.

Michael Zeik <> Bridgewater Drive

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SINGLE FAMILY HOMESSolutions Property ManagementCathy McCallister 302-581-9060Fax – 302-888-400-7247Email: solutionspropmgt@g-mail.com.P.O. Box 594, Bethany Beach, DE19930

CONDOS/TOWNHOMESSeascape Property Management302-645-2222Doug Nichols-dnichols@seascapepm.com Neal Richard nrichard@seascapepm.com Bayside Security302-384-6542Condo/TH Boardcanalpointecondoassn@gmail.-com

UTILITIES

Delmarva Power800-505-7117

Poore's Propane 800-505-4281Rehoboth Beach Water Dep't302-227-6181

Comcast 800-XFINITY

Miss Utility (Free Service)Call before you dig302-429-3423

NV Homes Service Line877-507-0057

LOCAL TAXI SERVICE

From Rehobothfoodie.com

www.tinyurl.com/rehoboth-rides2

City CabFor Airports and Delaware Shore, call (302) 227-8294,

Coastal Resort Car-n-DriverCall Everett at (302) 249-5086. Reli-able local service, including to and from downtown Rehoboth.Beach Ride Taxi(302) 645-6800 or (302) 226-TAXI (8294)Serving Bethany, Rehoboth, Lewes, Dewey and all airports..

Delaware Beach Taxi(302) 430-TAXI (8294)24/7 – Airport Service. Visa, MC and Amex accepted

Shamrock Taxi(302) 360-8360 — runs into Re-hoboth Beach/Lewes. Fairly priced, on time and courteous

UBERhttps://get.uber.com/sign-up/Transportation

Local and Regional fromRehoboth.com:http://tinyurl.com/rehoboth-rides

Walk In Clinic

BEEBE WALK IN CLINICon Route 24 just west ofMcDonalds. 8 A.M. to 8 P.Mhttp://tinyurl.com/cpluvsbb

Fire, Ambulance – Emergency911

Delaware State police Emer-gency 911Delaware State Police (Troop 7)Non-emergency 24 hour tele-phone line: 302-855-2981Text: keyword “DSP” plus mes-sage to 274637 (CRIMES)Webste: www.tipsubmit.com

50 SFH - REGULAR and RECYCLE TRASH PICKUP EVERY MONDAY