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CHNA C a l e n d a rMay / June 2019 mychna.orgCalendar of Events:

CHNA Meeting, May 13, 7:00 pm

Come join us for a meeting in a brand-new location, just across the way

in our nearby Woodlawn neighborhood! In addition to updates on local

developments and our planting project, we will cover some upcoming

events and possibilities for community participation.

Location: Woodlawn Presbyterian Church, meeting room, 1235 26th Ave.

N. (This building is located behind, or to the west, of the main church.

There is a small parking lot in front of it, or you can use our new crosswalk

across MLK to meander over!)

Long, Hot Days and Summer Fun - June, July, and August: All Around

St. Pete. CHNA events will return in the fall with a shuffleboard

tournament, annual Halloween Party, and our Lights in the Heights

event. We’ll see you in September!

Healthy St. Pete’s Free Yoga in the Park, May 4

9:00 – 10:00 am at Crescent Lake Park

Join Healthy St. Pete on Saturday, May 4 for a free yoga class! Wear comfy

clothes and meet in the park along Fifth Ave N. All levels welcome!

St. Pete Pride Weekend, June 21 - June 23

St. Pete Pride Weekend is back and bigger than ever, now with a new

location overlooking beautiful Tampa Bay in Downtown St. Petersburg

and Vinoy Park. Last year, this three-day event drew 220,000 participants

and this year more are expected! Kick off the epic celebration of equality

in the LGBTQ+ community on June 21, 2019, then stay all weekend for a

colorful and vibrant show of love and support including a benefit concert,

huge nighttime parade and massive street parade. Expect live music, festive

costumes, street vendors and an unstoppable feeling of equality – all in the

heart of downtown!

CHNA logo by Peter Bramley (1945-2005)

Crescent Heights Neighborhood Association Newsletter

The neighborhood, she is a-changin’. Two updates on some big redevelopments that will impact Crescent Heights:

Holiday MotelArmstrong Properties is expected to move forward and purchase the Holiday Motel. The Motel and two houses along the back of the property will be demolished, and five new retail stores will be added. Currently these stores are expected to be low-traffic density, so we shouldn’t see the street parking issues that neighbors by the Trader Joe’s continue to experience; however, CHNA is working hard to limit impact to our neighborhood as a result of this change. Armstrong has agreed to add traffic calming features to both 24th and 25th Avenues, to prevent retail patrons from turning into the neighborhood. Additionally, Armstrong, CHNA, and the City are working together to modify the site design so that the alley is not open to the retail parking. Work on this redevelopment was paused when Preserve the ‘Burg submitted an application to have the Holiday Motel deemed historic; however, a City Commission ruled against the application in early April.

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Message from the President

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Crescent Heights Neighborhood Association, Inc.

(CHNA)A 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation.

mychna.orgPO Box 76051, St. Pete, FL 33734

Join online for $20/year & support us!

2019 CHNA Officers & Board

President: Jen [email protected]

1st VP (Business Relations): Nathan [email protected]

2nd VP (Programs): Elisabeth [email protected]

Treasurer: Diana [email protected]

Secretary: Brooke [email protected]

Membership: Sarah [email protected]

Newsletter Editor: Sylvia [email protected]

Web Editor: Will [email protected]

Social Media Editor: Sarah [email protected]

Newsletter Layout: Wendy Smith [email protected]

Book Club Lead: Maureen Camphire [email protected]

Halloween Party: John Sullivan [email protected]

Home of the Month: Arin [email protected]

Newsletter Delivery: Bob [email protected]

Traffic and Parking Lead: Rick [email protected]

Outreach Committee Lead: Maureen Camphire [email protected]

Join CHNA f o r 2 0 1 9

CHNA is accepting payments for

2019 memberships and the new year

brings new membership discounts!

Bring your card to participating

businesses and receive your discount

starting January 1st.

!Help support the neighborhood and efforts to make this a great place to live. Membership cost is just $20 a year (Jan.-Dec.). Join online through PayPal at myCHNA.org. Or fill out the form below and mail a check made payable to CHNA addressed to CHNA, PO Box 76051, St. Petersburg, FL 33734. Or bring the form with check or cash to the next meeting. Additionally, donations (only in the form of a check, either with your membership payment or separate) are most welcome and may also be mailed or delivered at a meeting. Name _______________________________

Name: _______________________________

Address: _____________________________

____________________________________

Phone: ______________________________

Email: _______________________________

Amount for membership: _______________

Amount for donation: __________________

Crescent Heights Neighborhood Association, Inc., is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation. Donations to the organization for which no goods or services are received are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Your membership fee may or may not be tax deductible. Please consult a tax advisor to your specific tax situation.

Home owners and renters alike can support CHNA by signing up to be a member and paying a $20 annual due! Join online at;

www.myCHNA.org. Memberships paid after Sept.1st apply to both 2018 and 2019!

If you know of a business that would like to offer a membership discount, please contact CHNA at: [email protected].

Join, Donate & Support CHNA today!

Porch parties and local business socials are open to all residents at no cost, so please bring a bite and/or drink to share and meet your neighbors for a great time! For further detail on events, including event times, please visit the CHNA Facebook page.

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Thank you to St. Pete Bagel Company for Generously Donating Bagels and Donuts for the Event!

CHNA Loves Our Local Business Partners!

Stop by St. Pete Bagel Company at 7043 4th Street North to thank them for their support and to enjoy tasty bagels, donuts, and sandwiches. Visit www.stpetebagelco.com for more information.

Farewell and Good Luck to Officer Jordan

CHNA is both happy and sad to announce that our Community Service Officer, Officer Joshua Jordan, has received a promotion to detective! We wish him all the best as he moves into his new position; however, we are so sad to lose such a valuable community resource and friend of the neighborhood. Officer Jordan’s last day as our Community Service Officer was Saturday, April 27th. On behalf of the neighborhood, CHNA sent Officer Jordan a thank you card and gift. Please join us in thanking him for his years of service to CHNA.

Our new Community Service Officer will be assigned shortly, and we look forward to building a great new relationship with our new officer.

CHNA 2019 Annual Easter Egg Hunt


B O O K N O O K

The CHNA Book Club is open to all members of CHNA.

The club reads books recommended by its members, gathering

in the homes of members for food, fun, and great discussions!

Simply email Maureen Camphire ([email protected]) if

you plan to attend so that we can be prepared with sufficient

chairs and snacks. Hope to see you at our next discussion!

depth of its insights, framed in compelling prose and propelled by a can’t-put-down plot. There is a sprawling list of characters, each with her or his own unique view and quirks, spanning the years from 1975 to 2004.

Art Keller, the DEA agent at the center of the novel, is in dogged pursuit of Adan Barrera, the head of a drug cartel, but finds his efforts blocked by criminals, government agencies, and the CIA. Although writing fiction, Winslow has been praised for his extensive research and the accuracy of his depiction of the “War on Drugs,” the power struggles among the people invested in it (on both—or perhaps more accurately, multiple—sides), and the violence that has accompanied what he ultimately presents as an unwinnable battle.(This novel precedes Winslow’s 2015 novel The Cartel, which in turn was followed by this year’s release of The Border)

Book Nook Lead: Maureen Camphire ([email protected])

June 25 – time and place TBD

The Power of the Dog by Don

Winslow

The first in a trilogy that exposes readers to a remarkable look at the complex, violent, and controversial world of the international drug trade, The Power of the Dog (2005) has received glowing reviews for the

May 21, 7:00 PM

602 24th. Avenue N.

Peace Like a River by

Leif Enger

The main reason a member chose this book was because, in a former book club, every single person found joy in reading this selection. It was just one of those magical, intriguing, delightful tales that draws you in from the very beginning and makes you wish it would go on forever!

Young Reuben Land has little doubt that miracles happen all around us, suspecting that his own father is touched by God. When his older brother flees a controversial murder charge, Reuben, along with his older sister and father, set off on a journey that will take them to the Badlands and through a landscape more extraordinary than they could have anticipated. Enger’s novel is at once a heroic quest and a haunting meditation on the possibility of magic in the everyday world.


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Food & Drink• Better Byrd - Buns, Bowls, Tacos. Donuts & Veg options too! 10% off• 4th Street Pizza - Pizza, grinders/hoagies, wings, pasta, and more. Buy one pizza, get one half price! 10% off• Casual Clam - ask Robbie for your Barfly card for special savings. Extensive menu with fresh seafood, steak, chicken, pasta, sandwiches, and more! Cold beer & $5 margaritas. • Blush Tea & Coffee - special discount card for 10% off your favorite beverage. Opening soon!

Haven’t received your membership info & card for 2019? Notify us, to include address for Delivery in late December 2018, at;[email protected]

Own or manage a business and interested in extending a discount to CHNA members? Contact us with details at; [email protected]**All discounts at the discretion of the business owner/manager**

Message from the President - cotinued

Church of the BeatitudesCHNA is still working in partnership with Blue Water Development and the City’s Historic Preservation Department to have the sanctuary designed as historic. The developer will retain the structure and redevelop it into a really neat single-family home. With the stained-glass windows and historic architecture, who wouldn’t want to live there? It was a tough compromise and I know we all miss our beloved community meeting center and polling place. However, at least a piece of our neighborhood’s history will be preserved. Demolition on part of the building (the extension from the 1950s) will begin shortly, and the application for the sanctuary is making its way through the City’s approval processes as we speak. As the application for historic landmark status is owner-requested and supported by the neighborhood, there should be no issue to get approval!

Have a wonderful summer! Get ready for our amazing fall events, including a bigger and better Shuffleboard Tournament, the annual Halloween Block Party and Decoration Contest, and Lights in the Heights. Jen Wright

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Sometimes pets appear just when you need them. That was the

case for Shuko, one of Crescent Heights resident Cara Olson’s

dogs.

It was 2011, and Cara, a Spanish teacher, was living and teaching

in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

“I found quite a few strays while teaching there and always

brought them to a nearby shelter. I was just starting to think that

it was a good time for me to get a dog the day Shuko followed one

of my students to school,” Cara says.

This small, black, fine-haired dog crawled into Cara’s lap, on the

drive over to the shelter.

“’We Found Love in a Hopeless Place’ by Rihanna was on the

radio, and I thought, well my dog found me,” she says. “I did

drop him off at shelter, where they were required to hold him for

three days. I was going out of town, but I returned five days later

with my ex and we adopted him.”

(In case you are curious: Shuko means hot dog in Guatemalan

Spanish. Cara had been living in Guatemala prior to New Mexico.

Shuko, looking like a wiener dog, thusly got his name.)

About four months later, Cara decided that Shuko “needed a

brother.”

A bigger dog who could help scare away coyotes, on the 20-acre

property where Cara and Shuko were living, was what Cara had

in mind. What they found at an adoption fair was a year-old,

shepherd-y looking guy who wasn’t especially large -- except for

his ears, which are so tremendous they barely fit in his kennel.

Guapo -- whose name means handsome, and just look at how

well it suits him -- had spent nearly his whole life in an animal

shelter, at that stage. He was enthusiastic about being adopted.

“He kissed us and snuggled with us,” Cara says. “He had a big

grin on his face.”

Cara -- now teaching at Berkeley Preparatory School in Tampa -- and her dogs moved to St. Petersburg about five years back, to live near the water. Six months ago, she moved to a midcentury duplex on 26th Ave. N in Crescent Heights, with the dogs and her partner Peter -- a woodworker who made much of the gorgeous art and furniture in their place.

DOGs of the Month...Guapo and Shuko

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Cara and Peter love living in Crescent Heights. The area is perfect for their

super active lifestyles -- both paddle, run, bike, and do a host of other outdoors

activities. (In fact, Cara wakes up at 4 in the morning to walk the dogs, then

do CrossFit for an hour before she heads to work. It’s inspiring -- if exhausting!

- to imagine.)

The dogs are happy to be living here, too, since “everyone is very dog friendly, it’s a beautiful neighborhood to walk around. Crescent Lake is close by, and there are a lot of squirrels,” Cara says. Shuko, now about 10 years old, loves the dog park. Nine-year-old Guapo is able to indulge his passion for fetch, on a daily basis.

And naturally, Shuko and Guapo have some things they’d like to express about living here: “First off, they would like to apologize to our neighbors for how excited they get about the mail carrier and UPS delivery,” Cara begins.

“Also, Guapo is sorry that he growls at other dogs on leash, but he promises he is a very nice guy. Shuko would like to apologize for his inability to resist humping dogs smaller than him at the park,” she says. “They would both like to remind everyone to take the time to play, snuggle and feast each day.”

Rowdies Tickets Coming Soon

Residents had such a great time at the Tampa Bay Ray’s game in March that we are now working with the Rowdies to offer reduced-rate group tickets to CHNA residents for a game this summer. Enjoy a great night of soccer right by the water, and support our local team. Dates and prices will be published just as soon as they are finalized. I can’t wait to see you at the game!

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YOSPACE founding member awarded Highest Bright Futures Honor

CHNA would like to congratulate Aeden Conner for successfully completing his Bright Futures community service hours by volunteering for our civic engagement group, YOSPACE (Youth of St Pete are Civically Engaged). Aeden will graduate from St. Pete High School in May, and will use his Florida Academic Scholars award at Eckerd College, where he will this fall.

Good luck, Aeden!

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Nature Watch South • Lust is in the air!

By Bill Richkus

Having spent most of my life in the mid-Atlantic and New England regions, I developed a deep love of spring and fall, in particular the variations in wildlife behavior and vegetation that accompany the changes in daylength and weather. In my first year in Crescent Heights, I had to recalibrate the markers that I traditionally used to herald the beginning of each of the seasons up north. Instead of leaf drop coinciding with the beginning of fall, now in my second full year here I have noted with despair the massive leaf drop of our live oaks and laurel oaks marking springtime in Saint Petersburg. Instead of listening for the haunting calls of Canada geese migrating into the Chesapeake Bay area at the beginning of fall, here we wait for the arrival of the silent but stunningly beautiful white pelicans to Crescent Lake and Coffeepot Bayou to signify we’ve reached late fall and winter. But despite the latitudinal- and climate-related differences in changes in plants and wildlife that occur seasonally, one thing remains the same for most wildlife from south to north: spring is the time for seeking mates and reproducing. So besides the gorgeous spring weather we are fortunate to enjoy here in St. Pete, we can also take delight in the varied courtship behaviors of the wildlife with which we share our neighborhood.

You cannot walk our streets on any spring morning without being bombarded by bird song. Probably the noisiest of our feathered vocalists are the mocking birds. On nearly every other corner you can find a mocker perched on high, creating his own musical piece, splicing together his own creations with other sounds he has heard, including mechanical machine noises and calls of other birds. Attracting mates and establishing territories is the purpose for this behavior, and the males back up their aggressive calls with action when necessary. A few days ago, while on our morning walk, Sharon and I nearly collided with two mockingbirds battling fiercely, pecking at and grasping each other with their feet while moving up and down in the air, oblivious to their surroundings.

Two other ubiquitous love-sick feathered Romeos in the neighborhood include the pointy-tailed mourning dove, generally perched on power lines and making their mournful coo, coo sounds, and its squared-tail cousin, the collared dove, with their coo-coo-coo sound and nasal whines. You will frequently see males of both dove species pursuing prospective mates from line to roof top to tree to line, stopping each time to call some more and break into their courtship display. Another common resident, the gorgeous red male cardinal, does not seem to be as aggressive as the doves in his behavior toward his potential mates. You can see him perched on high and making his beautiful calls, but never chasing a female from bush to bush. I guess he is just vain, assuming his beauty will bring potential mates to him.

Our most abundant resident mammal, the squirrel, has its own non-verbal courtship routines, and they begin much earlier in the season than the comparable bird activities. As early as February, but extending throughout most of the year, you’ll see squirrels chasing each other up, down and around tree trunks, through tree branches and across streets from tree to tree. Most of this chasing is a male pursuing a potential mate, who is playing it coy and actively eluding his amorous approach until she is ready and willing to commit to his advances. The fact that a female may have as many as three or four broods a year is why squirrel chases are so common and squirrels are so abundant.

Lots of reproductive behaviors can be observed around Crescent Lake. The musical trill of the glossy male redwing blackbird is a true sign of spring in wetland areas. Clinging to a reed or other bare perch near water, he will partially extend his wings so the bright red epaulettes on his wings, lined along the bottom edge in bright golden yellow, are fluffed up. This year I observed one of our local grackles doing his own thing on a bare branch, making his rattling call while vibrating his partially extended wings with his beak pointed toward the clouds. Without the color highlights of his cousin the redwing, I guess he has to make a more ostentatious display of ardor to attract a mate.

Some species of waterfowl have truly spectacular courtship behaviors, some of which you may have seen in widely distributed nature videos on YouTube. Unfortunately, we don’t have local species that put on such shows. However, around the Lake you may see a group of ducks, generally three to five, flying rapidly around the lake, over the trees and back over the water, constantly changing their positions relative to each other. What you are most likely observing is a single mallard female being pursued by several amorous males (the ones with the green heads and white neck rings). Unlike monogamous geese and swans, females of most duck species breed with one or more males and raise their young entirely on their own. Groups of males have been known to pursue a female until she lands on the water and then literally drown her while competing to mate with her. So in nature, as with mankind, excessive desire can lead to unintended tragedy!



CHNA Beautification Project

CHNA has applied for a grant from the City of St. Petersburg to plant a variety of Florida-native plants along 5th, 7th, and 8th Street N. in the verge/easement. We are targeting the little “pie pieces” that are formed where sidewalks intersect, and will create a beautiful garden that will help soak up rainwater and attract bees and butterflies. Each neighbor that agrees to install the plants will be involved in the plant selection and garden design process, and as you walk along the street or sidewalk, we can all enjoy the beauty. As a part of this process, CHNA will also be offering Florida-friendly gardening workshops so that you can plant the beautiful flowers that you see in your own yard. Be sure to join our e-mail list (visit www.mychna.org) to get more information about the workshops that will be offered.

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Spring Frittata

1/2 cup stale bread cubes 1/2 cup milk 8 beaten eggs 3/4 cup ricotta cheese 1 tsp chopped thyme Salt and pepper Soak 1/2 cup stale bread cu-bes in 1/2 cup milk, mix with 8 beaten eggs. Add 3/4 cup ricotta cheese, 1 teaspoon chopped thyme, and salt and pepper. Saute 1 cup shredded zucchini in an ovenproof nonstick skilled with oil. Add the egg mixture and cook till the bot-tom sets, then bake at 325 de-grees F for 25 minutes. Great for any meal! Enjoy! 4 servings, 5 minute prep time and 30 minute total time.

Movement on Single Family Home sales im-proved year-over-year. The Median Sale Price for Single Family Homes was up by an impressive 8.5% from last year, at $265,000 for February 2019 versus $244,250 for Febru-ary 2018. The Average Sale Price for Single Family Homes leaped from $318,139 in Feb-ruary 2018 to $362,988 in February 2019. The Median Time to Contract for Single Family Homes was 49 days in February 2019, up from 32 days last February. The Median Time to Sale for Single Family Homes was 87 days this February, up from 73 days last February. Dollar Volume for Single Family Homes increased 12.1% year-over-year, with $331.8 million in 2019 versus $295.9 million in February 2018. New Listings for Single Family for February were 1,347 up from last February, at 1,339. Year-over-year, closed Sales for the Single Family segment were down, with 914 in February 2019 versus 930 in February 2018. Inventory on the rise, with Months Supply of Inventory up 19.2% year-over-year for Single Family Homes, with a 3.1 Month Supply this February, as compared to a 2.6 Month Supply in February 2018. Statistics provided from Pinellas Realtor Or-ganization. Call Jane if you would like to see full real estate report. Call Jane for more info on this article at 727-580-0110.

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22 years selling in Crescent

Heights & Lake

News FOR SALE 320 23rd Ave N

2Bed/ 1 Bath/ 918 Htsqft 1920”s Old Northeast

Bungalow with Fireplace $339,500

Pinellas County Real Estate Statistics for February 2019

CONTRACT 1420 13th St N

3 Bed/ 3 Bath/ 2520 Htsqft Built 2005 $539,900

SOLD 810 19th Ave N

3 Bed/3Bath/2230 htsqft Sold $530,000


Buy a CHNA f l a gCHNA Small Garden Flags

Now Available!Now available for purchase: Small garden flags. These flags are only 12 x 18 inches and are an adorable addition to any garden. Show off your neighborhood pride. CHNA is selling these flags at a great price: $15 for the flag only or $20 for a flag an stand. Small garden flags are made with the same UV-resistant

material as our large flags.

Contact CHNA at

[email protected]

to purchase a flag today! Find the solution to this puzzle on our website, sudoku-solutions.com

Meow Now (http://meownowfl.org/) is a local

organization that helps to stabilize and control

community cat populations. Its TNVR program

(Trap – Neuter – Vaccinate – Return) is a FREE

service offered that will help to keep our current

outdoor cat population under control. If you

have a feral cat hanging around your house, call

(727) 203-5255 to speak with a Meow Now

volunteer to help ensure one cat doesn’t turn

into a larger problem.

Feral / Community CatsFree Spay / Neuter Service Available

Important Contact InformationCHNA PresidentJen [email protected] Trash Pick-Up(727) 893-7398Call Before You Dig1-800-432-4770

Community Service Officer 727) 551-3182Mayor’s Action Line(727) 893-7111Report Street Light Outage (location & pole # needed)1-800-228-8485

Police Non-Emergency(727) 893-7780Crime Tip Line(727) 892-5000Meow Now - Free service

to trap/fix feral or community cats

(727) 203-5255

Local Businesses Make CHNA Possible!

Thank you to our AMAZING and GENEROUS 2019 business sponsors! Don’t forget to shop local and thank each of these businesses for helping to support CHNA in 2019.

Jenny Roche with RE/MAX Realty Unlimited Prime Properties Team

andGrassroots Kava House • Blush Beauty Center

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Get the word out to all the households in Crescent Heights.Contact CHNA at:

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Rates are per issue.

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