April Update Magazine Now Online

Update MagazineThis month's issue of the Update Magazine is now available online for Spruce Creek Residents. 

In this month's issue:

• Spruce Creek Garden and Nature Club
• What’s Happening at Spruce Creek Country Club
• Spruce Creek Reading Group
• Children's Recreation Committee
• Lunch Bunch
• Recipes
• Health Minute
• Spruce Creek Security Update
• Women of Wings
• SC Airport Operations
• Spruce Creek Flying Club

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Support Services Flea Market Returns on March 23rd.

The Spruce Creek Fly-In Flea Market will take place on Saturday, March 23, 2024 at 220 Cessna Blvd

Schedule:

• DONATIONS DROP-OFF DAY: Thursday, March 21st from 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
• BAKED GOODS DROP-OFF DAY: Friday, March 22nd from 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
• FLEA MARKET EVENT: Saturday, March 23rd from 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM

The Support Services Flea Market, helps support the community in many ways, including, but not limited to: the purchase of tables and chairs which can be borrowed for parties or other events, community shred events, beautification initiatives and much more. The Flea Market would not be possible without the help of the many volunteers and residents who donate all kinds of treasures that are sold during this once a year fund-raising event.

Volunteers are needed for various duties (and guys, we need some some of you to help set up / take down tables). To sign up to volunteer, please contact Deb Hammontree.

The day to drop of your donations will be Thursday, March 21st from 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM at the hangar located at 220 Cessna Blvd. Please follow directions from the volunteers when dropping off items.We will gladly accept most items that are in working condition with the exception of baby items, electronics (think computers, VHS/CD players etc), exercise equipment, or clothing and shoes of any kind. We will also be unable to accept items that are broken, soiled or moldy.

We also need bakers to bake for the Flea Market bake sale. Please drop of your sweet or savory baked items on Friday, March 22nd from 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM at 220 Cessna Blvd.

We look forward to seeing you at the 2024 Support Services Flea Market.

Community Shred Event

On Saturday, January 20, 2024 from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM, Crown Information Management will be on site with their giant shredder. This is the perfect opportunity for you to collect your old files and paperwork and bring these to our shredding event.

The last shredding event was a huge success which produced three tons of shredded paper! Before you start tossing everything into boxes and bags, please keep in mind that there are important guidelines you must follow: 

• Metal of any kind that goes into the shredder has the potential to cause a fire. Binder clips, batteries, 3-ring binders, sharps or needles, plastics or bio-waste and medications must be removed before bringing your papers to be shredded.
• Shredding is for disposal of content sensitive documents. 
• Magazines will not be accepted.
• Please put your papers into bags that you can carry yourself. Do not expect that someone else will carry your overfilled bags. 
• If you plan to bring documents to be shredded, it will be a strictly first come, first serve basis
• No businesses please. We can put you in touch with the shredding company to arrange to have your business files shredded. 

We are looking for volunteers to help with this event. You can contact Judy Ford if you are available and willing to assist with set up and traffic safety.

Location: Parking lot of the Big Tree.

Click here to download flyer.

FREE FOR ALL SPRUCE CREEK RESIDENTS!!! NO BUSINESSES PLEASE. 

WHAT YOU CAN AND CANNOT PUT INTO THE SHRED BIN

YES, These Items Can Go In The Shred Bin

• Paper Clips
• Rubber Bands
• Chart Fasteners
• Spiral Notebooks
• Staples
• File Folders
• Credit Cards
• Paper
• Envelopes with Fasteners

 NO, These Items must NOT Go In The Shred Bin

• No Magazines
• No Binder Clips
• No Batteries
• No 3 Ring Binders
• No Medications
• No Plastic
• No Large Metal Objects
• No Sharps & Needles
• No Bio Waste
• No Trash or Food

The Shredding Event is FREE to all Spruce Creek Residents and is made possible by Spruce Creek Support Services.

9/11 Remembrance Held on September 11, 2021

It has been twenty years since September 11, 2001.

To commemorate the 20 year anniversary of 9/11, the Spruce Creek Fly-In community was invited to attend a 9/11 remembrance on Saturday, September 11, 2021, at Windsock Park (The Big Tree).

Chuck Fernandez, Director of Security, along with Major General Paul M. Van Sickle, US Air Force (retired), Lt. General Michael Dunn, US Air Force (retired), Lynn O'Donnell, Captain, United Airlines and David Corwith, Captain, American Airlines reflected upon that day and remembered and honored those who perished in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania. 

Les Lowman was the Master of Ceremony and Michelle Marie performed the National Anthem. A video of the event will be posted soon. 

SCPOA Map for Guests and Vendors Now Available

This new version of our map provides a clear illustration of roadways and taxiways in Spruce Creek and is especially useful to those unfamiliar with Spruce Creek. It clearly identifies areas to avoid, and which taxiways require commercial vehicles to have a security escort. 

SCPOA MAP FOR GUESTS AND VENDORS