Shotz :: Photo Tips from a Pro #2

Have Camera, will Travel.

I recently traveled with a group of friends to Florida. We had a great time with lots of laughs and we really felt we left our mark on the state. I’m also proud to say I was able to document it all with my camera. Because of what I do, my friends and family tend to rely on me to take pictures whenever I’m around. This isn’t something I mind at all, as most of the time I’m carrying a camera anyway and, simply put, I love taking pictures.

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President’s Message – Taradale

We would like to thank SPRY designs for the great combined newsletter in keeping our communities informed of all the activities North of McKnight. It has been a pleasure to read all the activities and input from our neighboring communities. As the areas around us continue to expand, the support from each community will enable us to build a stronger and more viable community within Taradale.

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President’s Message – Saddle Ridge

Spring can’t be far away now, no matter what the Groundhog said way back in February.

We would like to get a summer sports program, soccer and T ball, for the youth in Saddle Ridge, so if you are interested or if you know someone who might be interested in helping us get this off the ground, please contact the community at saddleridgecommunity@shaw.ca.

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President’s Message – Martindale

I am pleased with the new magazine and we have had many comments from residents about the reinstate of the community newsletter. The

As the newly elected board starts the term for the next year we will be hosting several community events and will be continuing on with many projects that we have started.

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President’s Message – Falconridge/Castleridge

Hello my friends and neighbours of the North of McKnight Communities! First of all, let me apologize for not having a message in the inaugural edition of the North of McKnight Community Connection. Unfortunately I was in hospital for the entire month of January, with heart related problems. Thankfully I have made a full recovery, and am anxious to get back into my role as president.

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Coral Springs Community Association vs. Coral Springs Residents Association

Dear Resident,

There seems to be a lot of confusion over the CSRA vs. the CSCA. To help everyone understand, the following is a brief outline of what the two stand for and how both are equally important. A strong community association will ensure Coral Springs remains a vibrant community.

CSRA (Coral Springs Residents Association) vs. CSCA (Coral Springs Community Association) what is the difference?

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President’s Message – Coral Springs

Well it’s that time of year again, time to look ahead to spring in our beautiful community. It is also that time of year that we will be asking for your support in renewing your Coral Springs Community Association membership. If you are new to our beautiful community, we hope that you will become a new member.

Your support is crucial for us to continue work in many different areas in the community. For this issue, we have included a reminder of the difference between the Coral Springs Residents Association and the Coral Springs Community Association. Both are vital in keeping our community a wonderful place to live.

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