11 May 2012
19 October 2011
Annual Meeting
The 2011 Annual Homeowner's Association Meeting is Thursday, 20 Oct, at 6:30 PM at the New Life Church (S.W. corner of Iliff and Telluride).
This year, we will be electing (3) Board members to serve a term of 3 years each. If you are unable to attend, please complete the proxy letter provided in your formal meeting notification letter and designate a specific Lake Shore resident to vote on your behalf.
The Annual meeting and elections can only take place if a quorum is obtained, so please attend or give your proxy to someone will be there.
See you Thursday night!
This year, we will be electing (3) Board members to serve a term of 3 years each. If you are unable to attend, please complete the proxy letter provided in your formal meeting notification letter and designate a specific Lake Shore resident to vote on your behalf.
The Annual meeting and elections can only take place if a quorum is obtained, so please attend or give your proxy to someone will be there.
See you Thursday night!
26 May 2011
Important Pool News
Attention Lake Shore ResidentsIf you have mailed or faxed your pool pass request to MSI and have not received your passes during the Neighborhood Pickup Dates (May 21 and 22, 2011), please call:
Cindy Travis at the MSI Office: 720-974-4232.
The Lake Shore Pool Lifeguards will not have any Pool Passes
Residents should call MSI to arrange to pick up their passes.
Have a great summer!
11 May 2011
Join Our Facebook Group
We just created the onlinelakeshore group on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_173866402668546). Join the group, post your comments, & reply to your neighbors' posts. See you on Facebook!
04 March 2010
Opt Out of Yellow Pages Deliveries
I was so happy to learn about this. We receive multiple sets of the yellow pages which we never reference. If you'd like to stop receiving the yellow pages, visit www.yellowpagesoptout.com.
21 February 2010
I Watched A Dog Die Today
Looking out my window, I see a pretty young boxer running across the park. A few minutes later, I see him out in the lake struggling to get out.
Running for my phone, I called 9-1-1, summoned help. Next stop, I'm outside trying to coax him in to safety. The rope on the safety line was fixed to the pole; I had to run back inside for a knife to cut it free -- I threw it out on the ice hoping for a miracle but the line was too short.
I watched him struggle, try to keep his head above water, and respond to my shouts, but the water was too cold, the effort was too great, and just before I heard the sirens, I saw him go under for the last time.
I watched a dog die today, and it didn't have to happen. It shouldn't have happened. If you're missing a pretty young boxer today, now you know how he spent his last moments.
Running for my phone, I called 9-1-1, summoned help. Next stop, I'm outside trying to coax him in to safety. The rope on the safety line was fixed to the pole; I had to run back inside for a knife to cut it free -- I threw it out on the ice hoping for a miracle but the line was too short.
I watched him struggle, try to keep his head above water, and respond to my shouts, but the water was too cold, the effort was too great, and just before I heard the sirens, I saw him go under for the last time.
I watched a dog die today, and it didn't have to happen. It shouldn't have happened. If you're missing a pretty young boxer today, now you know how he spent his last moments.
13 December 2009
Keep Dogs (And Kids) Off The Lake!
Neighbors,
Today the Aurora FD came out and rescued a dog that had wandered out onto the lake and broke through the ice. Fortunately the dog was saved, so the story has a happy ending. Next time might not be so happy. Please don't let your dogs out unleashed in the Lake area to "do their business" -- the ice on the Lake isn't that thick and you might lose a cherished companion.
The same goes double for children. The Lake is constantly circulated and aerated, so no matter how cold the air is, the ice on the lake is never 100% solid. Please lets avoid a senseless tragedy and make sure your kids know not to go out on the ice!
Today the Aurora FD came out and rescued a dog that had wandered out onto the lake and broke through the ice. Fortunately the dog was saved, so the story has a happy ending. Next time might not be so happy. Please don't let your dogs out unleashed in the Lake area to "do their business" -- the ice on the Lake isn't that thick and you might lose a cherished companion.
The same goes double for children. The Lake is constantly circulated and aerated, so no matter how cold the air is, the ice on the lake is never 100% solid. Please lets avoid a senseless tragedy and make sure your kids know not to go out on the ice!
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