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Welcome to the Wekiva Cove Community Site
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DUI arrest accenuates why we employ Sheriffs deputies for security patrol.
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JerryAmes writes "On Thursday June 18th at 8:20 P.M., sheriffs deputy Adrian Youngblood was almost half way thru a five hour shift of patrolling Wekiva Cove when he observed a vehicle near the intersection of Wekiva Cove Road and Liverpool Cove nearly strike a youngster riding a bicycle alongside the road.
Lighting up the flashing lights on his marked Seminole County Sheriffs Office squad car, Youngblood curbed the errant vehicle."
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julieannmorgan writes ""Be sure to join your neighbors on Saturday, July 18th from 3:30-7pm for a summer party at the clubhouse pool. This will be an all-ages event, which will include a cook-out, pool fun, and a 16 ft high inflatable waterslide. There will also be a concert featuring a "get out of your seat and dance" steel drum band by the name of the "Tropical Hammers". The Hammers are regular performers at Disney and are excited to be joining us to celebrate summer in the Cove. So, come one, come all and join in on the fun. Hamburgers, hotdogs, non-alcoholic beverages, and lots of other good eats will be provided courtesy of the Wekiva Cove HOA. We'll see you there!" "
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scrapmomof3 writes "The other night I came home around 9-9:30pm and there was a group of kids hanging out on either side of Wekiva Cove Rd, making motions to cars as they were driving by. The area they were at was not well lit at all and I'm lucky I didn't end up hitting one of them due to their distracting actions.
I know it's Summer, but it's the parents responsibilites to know where their kids are and what they are doing. I would hate to see someone get hurt or in trouble due to wandering around at night unsupervised."
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Posted by admin on Sunday, June 14 @ 19:07:26 CDT (8 reads)
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pmickler writes "My son had all of his gift cards stolen from the clubhouse while having a 16th birthday party. There were two uninvited guests who came to the party, one of whom was a resident of Bristol Point. He and another boy from Wekiva were loitering around the gift table, and the birthday cards with their contents were noticed to be missing shortly thereafter. The police are interviewing the other, INVITED partygoers, but if you have any information, please call me immediately, or comment on the Cove's website. Thanks! Pete Mickler 321-332-5834, or plmic@hotmail.com"
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Posted by admin on Saturday, June 06 @ 16:47:25 CDT (21 reads)
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WCHOA: Main entrance sign destroyed by vehicle
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Within the past 24 hours, the brick sign announcing the main entrance to Wekiva Cove was totally demolished by a skidding vehicle, most likely a taller pickup or SUV.
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WC pool is back in operation
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In the Orlando Sentinel one day last week, there was an article describing the recently enacted law involving the safety of the drains in publicly used swimming pools.
While the Wekiva Cove pool is not open to the public in general, the WCHOA board recently authorized modifications to our pool so that it would meet the newly enacted safety standards.
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Cove Summer Luau Party- July 18th 2009
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julieannmorgan writes "Be sure to join your neighbors on Saturday, July 18th from 3:30-7pm for a summer party at the clubhouse pool. This will be an all-ages event, which will include a cook-out, pool fun, and a 16 ft high inflatable waterslide. There will also be a concert featuring a "get out of your seat and dance" steel drum band by the name of the "Tropical Hammers". The Hammers are regular performers at Disney and are excited to be joining us to celebrate summer in the Cove. So, come one, come all and join in on the fun. Hamburgers, hotdogs, non-alcoholic beverages, and lots of other good eats will be provided courtesy of the Wekiva Cove HOA. We'll see you there!"
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Posted by admin on Wednesday, May 27 @ 15:15:46 CDT (19 reads)
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Lake Joggers w/ Pets Not on Leashes
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BMHAMILTON writes "To the individual who walks/jogs the lake in the morning with her dogs unleashed. Your animals may be cute and harmless but PLEASE consider the rest of us by leaving your pets at home or putting them on leashes when you run. Not only did I injure myself this morning because of your unleashed pets, I also noticed they had deposited their waste in someone's backyard, but you were so far in front of them that picking up their waste was not an option. "
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Posted by admin on Wednesday, May 27 @ 15:15:25 CDT (22 reads)
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aimeeforman writes "Please be on the lookout for our lost kitten! She got outside on 5/3 and doesn't know about the outside world. She is about 11 weeks old and is a brown calico. Please call if you find her, her family misses her!!
407-774-1399"
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Posted by admin on Tuesday, May 05 @ 17:43:29 CDT (20 reads)
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Non-residents fishing off our clubhouse dock
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cwright writes "I realize that this fishing issue is a difficult problem to address but I know that many of the people on our dock in the evening are not residents. I have seen a few pick-up trucks in the parking lot that do not belong here. I have taken their plate numbers and if I se them again, I will call for a Deputy to respond.
I think this is an issue for the Neighborhood Watch program to get involved in once organized.
CW"
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