Author: sherry

You can use this link to report damage (downed trees, flooding, downed utility lines, etc) to the City of Charleston: https://gis.charleston-sc.gov/report-damage/#top You can also upload photos as part of your submission. Stay safe!

If you are missing this chicken, please contact us.

We hope to see everyone at the Annual Block Party today! There were some email addresses from neighbors who signed up at last year’s party that bounced back, so if you would like to view past emails or sign up for the emails, you can do so at this link.

If these trucks are anything like the county recycling trucks, they probably won’t fit into the cul-de-sacs (or they’ll try and just tear up curbs, trees, bushes, etc).

Consider moving your trash cans to Charing Cross or Leicester if you live on Paddington or Portsmouth.

Heads up – the City is doing repairs to the water main under Charing Cross Road this morning and said that they will be turning off the water for what they estimate will be an hour or two.

Mark your calendars – our Sixth Annual Potluck Block Party is planned for Sunday April 28th from 4-6 pm. It will be held at our usual site, the cul de sac at Paddington Circle. It is a great time to renew friendships and meet our new neighbors. Hot dogs, condiments, paper plates / utensils (etc) will be provided, but please consider bringing a dessert or covered dish to share.

Many thanks to our Parkshore III neighbors who help keep our little community looking great by supporting the voluntary landscaping fund. Without your support, we wouldn’t have the neighborhood islands trimmed, planted and mulched. Pine straw will be put down in the islands around our neighborhood in the coming weeks. We are also very grateful to all of our families who have contributed in the past and hope you will continue to contribute to the 2019 fund. The suggested donation is $100, but any amount is very much appreciated! Donations can be made to Parkshore III HOA and delivered to our Treasurer, Pam Luhn, at 10 Charing Cross Road.

Happy Spring, neighbors!!