Effective communication is the backbone of any thriving community, and the Snug Harbor Community Hub is stepping up to ensure that residents and property owners stay well-informed about everything that matters. Whether it’s meetings, important announcements, upcoming events, or local happenings, the Hub’s primary goal is to keep everyone in the loop. But what’s truly …
In any healthy community organization, open board seats usually attract multiple applicants—people who care about their neighborhood and want to contribute to its future. Competition for leadership roles is often a sign of engagement, transparency, and trust. That’s why the most recent appointment to the Snug Harbor Board of Governors raises serious questions. When the …
Community organizations exist for one reason above all others: to serve the people who live within the community. When leadership fails to communicate effectively with residents and property owners, the entire purpose of those organizations begins to unravel. Unfortunately, that is exactly what many residents in Snug Harbor are experiencing today. For years, the Snug …
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If you’re feeling déjà vu, you’re not alone. Once again, the board has appointed someone from within its own comfortable, well-worn social orbit. Once again, the community is left on the outside looking in. And once again, there’s a complete lack of transparency about how this decision was actually made. How many people applied for …
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Every so often, a call goes out for “dedicated community members” to step up and serve on the Board of Governors. It’s dressed up as civic duty. A chance to “make a difference.” An opportunity to “protect property values.” Let’s pause. If you value your time, your sanity, and your reputation, think long and hard …
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There is now an open position on the Snug Harbor Board of Governors. Under normal circumstances, an open board seat would be a positive development — an opportunity for transparency, accountability, and fresh leadership. In a healthy association, new candidates are encouraged to step forward, bring new ideas, and strengthen governance. Unfortunately, many property owners …
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It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Shawn Creasy, a man who embodied kindness, generosity, and the true spirit of community. Shawn was one of those rare people who made everyone feel welcome, seen, and valued simply by being himself. To many, he was affectionately known as “Snug Harbor Santa.” But …
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Every community that’s doing something meaningful eventually runs into noise. Snug Harbor is no different. Lately, it’s become clear that not everyone loves what we’re building at the Snug Harbor Community Hub. And you know what? That’s perfectly fine. Progress has a funny way of making some people uncomfortable—especially when it’s rooted in honesty, transparency, …
Let me be clear upfront: no one questions the seriousness of cancer, and no one questions the worth or character of the property owner involved. They are well known, active in the community, and deserving of compassion—just like anyone facing a serious illness. That’s exactly why the Snug Harbor Civic League’s recent decision to host …
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The Snug Harbor Property Owners Association proudly points to its participation in the Adopt-A-Highway program as a community service. On the surface, that sounds admirable. Who wouldn’t support cleaner roads and civic pride? But when you look a little closer, the reality is far less impressive—and far more frustrating for property owners. The County Is …
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