A Glenridge resident reported that he believed the black bear sighted recently was taken down by the staff at Meeks Resort after breaking into an occupied tent at the campground, He also reported hearing a gunshot nearby Friday night. Cinnamon Bear has not appeared since. perhaps they have finally been taken care of by vigilant residents. We'll see. This comes after a break in on Wednesday near Sunnyview Dr. while residents were away. A big mess was left in the kitchen!
Meeks bay resort was packed over the weekend. Visitors and overnight guests covered the beach area, basking in bright sunlight, peeling off everything except the bare minimums. Paddle boards were everywhere, delighting old and young alike. Often 2 or 3 passengers rode around the Bay on their boards. Many brought their own, while some rented at the harbor concession. Lots of floatie toys were in the water, pushed by wind and paddles both!
Lots of sunshades of various types could be found: some pop-ups, some set up, and some blown up. They make the beach a true encampment of tribal proportions. Jet skis roared back and forth, demonstrating their more annoying characteristics-waves and noise.
PDQ Market was busy, as usual. It starts early and goes all day with little let up. Nice location.
Church serv ices were held in the park at 9am, giving "Where We Met" espresso bar a break in the morning rush for caffeine.
Nice weekend.
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