Friday, February 1, 2013

Just in case you miss us........

                 

                      1/31/13 Big winds









and today 2/1/13... Hello February






Balcony 309



Tuesday, January 15, 2013

I have received a few great pictures from owners that I would like to share with everyone. Please feel free to send any pictures that you would like to share with your Gardens Plaza friends.





Courtesy of Marj Darcy

Courtesy of Sam Ballam

Courtesy of Sam Ballam

Courtesy of Paul Bogosian

Courtesy of Paul Bogosian



Tuesday, January 1, 2013

                     Happy New Year!

                                 2013


Monday, December 24, 2012


WISHING EVERYONE A MERRY CHRISTMAS



Thanks to Paul Bogosian for leading the decorating
team. You did your Mother proud!
Bob Gessley decorates the tree in the Second floor
Lobby every year. Thanks Bob it looks great.

Saturday, December 1, 2012

The Gardens Plaza Wishes You a Happy Holiday Season

      

           * Peace * Love * Happiness *



Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Holiday Decorations are Going Up in Downtown Ocean City

They have done the entrance to the City on 9th Street with lighted garland and wreaths. Work continues on Asbury Ave. It is going to be so amazing. 

This is an article from the Ocean City Patch with pictures.
http://oceancity.patch.com/articles/holiday-decorations-going-up-on-monday?ncid=newsltuspatc00000001#photo-12244091


City Hall

Asbury Avenue






Sunday, November 18, 2012

If you are interested in a way to help those in Ocean City who need help and others...

Here is a neat article from the Ocean City Patch

Quest to Collect a Million Pennies Will Benefit Storm Relief


http://oceancity.patch.com/articles/quest-to-collect-a-million-pennies-will-benefit-storm-relief?ncid=newsltuspatc00000001#photo-12198268


It started with a couple of questions in Mikenzie Helphenstine's sixth-grade math class at Ocean City Intermediate School:
  • "Have you ever wondered what 1 million of anything looks like?"
  • "How long would it take to collect?"
  • "How could you store it?"
It turned into a challenge: to see if the class could collect 1 million pennies and donate the proceeds to local charities. And when Hurricane Sandy struck, the charitable part of the project took on new meaning.
Charities that will benefit from the class project now include:
  • Ocean City Ecumenical Council Food Cupboard
  • Ocean City Education Foundation
  • Long Beach Island School District
Each of the recipient charities needs resources in the aftermath of a storm that left record flooding throughout the region.