CAHHH Concerts

CAHHH Concert Committee Presents

JULY and AUGUST:  Vacation

SEPTEMBER: TBA

OCTOBER 12 – From the far-off mists, Jim and Susie Malcolm and beguiling tunes and tales of Scotland. 

$10 Donation at the door

Mary-Beth Phillips 

CAHHH Concert Committee 

HeritageHarbourConcerts@gmail.com 

410-295-9595 for information and messages 

Like Our Concerts? Volunteers Wanted! 

If you have musical experience, performing or producing… if you have technical or creative expertise… if you just want to be a working part of a very rewarding effort, the Concert Committee of the Civic Association of Heritage Harbour Homeowners (CAHHH) is looking to add more volunteers to its roster. Our dedicated team welcomes new members with diverse ideas to help craft our programming for 2023, and beyond. Enthusiasm for our concerts is rapidly growing, and we are now in the planning stages for an interesting expansion. You can be part of our continuing success, and meet some really nice people in the process. Call 410-295-9595 and leave a message or email HeritageHarbourConcerts@gmail.com  

Mary-Beth Phillips 

FOOD DRIVE

Civic Association Annual Food Drive

The Civic Association Annual Food Drive was held on Monday, June 9, for the Anne Arundel County Food Bank.  Thanks to everyone's contributions, we collected 4,871 pounds of food.  We also collected $12,000 in donations so far.  It's not too late to send in a donation.  Please made checks payable to Anne Arundel County Food Bank. They can be mailed or dropped off to my house.  Thank you. 

Deedee Mahaffay

947 Tidewater Grove Court

CAHHH EVENTS

SHRED EVENT – THANK YOU!

The Shred Event sponsored by the Civic Association of Heritage Harbour Homeowners (CAHHH) went very well on April 26! Thank you to our wonderful community members that gave their time to pitch in and volunteer their Saturday to our community. We look forward to our next Shred Event on October 11, 2025.

Please contact Joni Morrison at 443-994-3893 (joanmorrison6819@gmail.com) if interested in volunteering or have any questions. Joni Morrison 

Parking in Heritage Harbour Streets

Parking in Heritage Harbour Streets is an issue that the Heritage Harbour Community Association (HHCA) and the Civic Association of Heritage Harbour Homeowners (CAHHH) received several very helpful responses from our residents. One of the most serious concerns was about parking that blocks access on our streets, especially for emergency response vehicles. 

We contacted officers of the West Annapolis and Riva Voluntary Fire Departments about this problem. They shared that they need at least 10 feet between parked vehicles on opposite sides of a street and at least 15 feet from any fire hydrant. The Anne Arundel County Department of Public Works representative agreed that sharing this critical information at Heritage Harbour would be “a huge victory for you and your community.” 

This article emphasizes the importance that Heritage Harbour residents and visitors are aware of the importance of providing room for emergency vehicles to easily get to all residences in Heritage Harbour.

Please read this:

Emergency vehicles need a clearance of at least 10 feet on all streets and 15 feet access to fire hydrants:

We should never park vehicles on both sides of the street leaving less than 10 feet of clearance between them. (Distance of Two 5-foot people with arms outstretched) We should never park within 15 feet of any fire hydrant. (It is Illegal) Our Heritage Harbour community will continue to discuss ways to work together on keeping our streets safe. 

George Merchant, President

Civic Association of Heritage Harbour Homeowners

CAHHH Annual Meeting

Thanks to all who attended our annual meeting on November 11. Our keynote speakers, Bob Stevenson and Adam Stevenson, related stories about the Chesapeake Bay’s surviving lighthouses. Bob has been leading tours aboard the Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse, a National Historic Landmark, since 2007. Bob was joined by his son Adam, who has sailed the bay since childhood and has developed an enthusiasm for the history and importance of America’s lighthouses. We enjoyed hearing about some very familiar lighthouses, like Sandy Point and Thomas Point Shoal. 

During the business portion of the meeting, we elected/re-elected by acclamation the following members of our Board of Directors: 

• George Merchant, President 

• Julie Weatherly, Vice President 

• Michael Alin, Treasurer 

• Ann Marie Kelly, Secretary 

We appreciate the hard work of these volunteer residents who commit much time and energy to our community. 

On October 12, Joni Morrison and her volunteers did an excellent job of bringing the ever-popular shredding event to Heritage Harbour. Kudos to them for providing this service to our community, and thanks to everyone for your generous donations, which help defray the costs of the shredding truck. Joni has planned spring and fall shredding events for 2025, so watch for details in future Harbour Lights. 

We would also like to thank our Concert Coordinator, Mary-Beth Phillips, and her team for bringing outstanding musical performances to Heritage Harbour. On October 13, performers from the Maryland Opera, led by pianist and Artistic Director James Harp, made opera accessible even to novices. On November 10, Daryl Davis and his band got us up on the dance floor with tunes featuring boogie-woogie, R&B and that old time rock ‘n’ roll. Please mark your calendars for a Celtic Christmas on December 8 and Brian Ganz on January 12. 

January will also bring the Civic Association’s annual membership drive, organized by our membership chair Jerry Klinken. In our role as an organization separate from the Heritage Harbour Community Association, we deal primarily with matters that are external to Heritage Harbour, such as those involving county, state or federal governments and agencies. Please watch your USPS mail in early January for a letter from the Civic Association. 

Wishing all a happy and healthy holiday season! 

Vicki Hutchins, President 

Civic Association of Heritage Harbour Homeowners (CAHHH)