News from Fish Bay July, 2011
PO Box 623 (340) 693=7406
St John, VI 00831 tcpishko@vipowernet.net
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Good Day To All:
Rather than create a newsletter which repeats what is contained in minutes and reports of the annual meeting, I’m going to just highlight a few items. First off, please review the following:
Minutes from the Annual Meeting held on Saturday, May 14, 2011
Roads Committee Report highlighting road projects for FY 2010-2011
Road Projects for 2011 and into the future (Not cast in stone - send us your comments)
Financial Report for FY 2010-2011
Dogs - Dogs - Dogs -- Keep yours under control
In the interest of safety to residents and visitors dog owners need to keep there pets leashed or controlled by some other means (tied up at home or inside a contained area) at all times. No one wants anyone to get hurt. Dogs can be unpredictable; they can react badly to people and other animals. Don’t be the cause of your pet injuring someone. If you have problems with a dog, contact the dogs owner and describe the situation and your concern. If you see stray dogs roaming or lost contact the Animal Care Center. Report any instances of dog attacks or dogs acting in a threatening manner to the police.
Access to Fish Bay Shoreline Committee
From time to time people ask about gaining easier access to the shoreline. At the annual meeting, it was suggested that a committee be formed to look at all the issues and develop a plan of action. Many signed up at the annual meeting. If you’re interested in joining this group, contact Terry at tcpishko@vipowernet.net.
Email Addresses
If you’re receiving this package via the USPS, please send us your email address so that we can notify you in a timelier manner of what’s going on in Fish Bay. (It also saves us $ on mailing costs). Just email me at tcpishko@vipowernet.net.
Condolences to the Rutnik Family
We express our deepest sympathy on the death of Amos Rutnik who died Sunday, June 26, 2011 in an automobile accident on St. John. Please remember Amos’ widow, Cindy, their children, Christian and Jessica, his mother and father and sister, Janet and Andy and Sophie, their extended family and friends in your thoughts and prayers during this sad time.
The Rutnik family has established a School Scholarship Fund for Amos’ children. Donations may be made by sending a check payable to the St John Community Foundation (SJCF), PO Box 1020, St John, VI 00831 noting that the donation is for the Christian & Jessica Rutnik Schlarship Fund.