NEWSLETTER
WHAT THE JONES/BYRD CLUBHOUSE LOOKED LIKE BEFORE!!!
Just a quick reminder of the transformation from the old Jones/Byrd Clubhouse to the new soon-to-open clubhouse, restaurants and bars! Check out the photo galleries from the OLD to the NEW!!! What a transformation!!! I've already got my name on a bar stool... https://seatrailma.com/riptide/
NO Soliciting at Sea Trail!
NOTE: This communication was sent by CAMS on behalf of Sea Trail Master Association, Inc. Last night there was a gentleman who was going door to door soliciting the residents of Sugar Sands for his pest control company. This is just a reminder that Sea Trail does not permit solicitations from individuals or businesses. If someone approaches you, please call 911 to report the incident. Thank you and stay safe. STMA Board Sea Trail Master Association, Inc. Sea Trail Master Association, Inc. is Professionally Managed By CAMS. (877) 672-2267 | (910) 454-8787 | www.camsmgt.com
Original Vision for Sea Trail Plantation
We found this article published in the North Carolina Citizens for Business and Industry (NCCBI - published around 2000). Visions for Sea Trail are quoted by Miller Pope, one of Sea Trail's four owners, throughout this article: Sea Trail at Sunset Beach: The golf enclave is the story of four local boys who made good By Bill F. Hensley Sea Trail Plantation at Sunset Beach has been one of my prime travel destinations for more than a decade, and it has been a thrill to see the resort grow from its modest beginnings into a cozy home for more than 400 families and thousands of tourists. Founded by four Brunswick County business men in 1977, Sea Trail, at North Carolina's most southern beach, has become a swanky, self-contained year-round resort for the traveling public. Spread about the...
From the SB Fire Department: Pine Straw Alternatives
Granny’s Closet Needs Your Help
Granny's Closet is a service provided here in Sea Trail for residents needing equipment for a visiting grandchild or medical aids after a procedure. Granny's Closet maintains a list and can help you with these requests if they have what you need available! Here is where we need your help! Since many items were being stored at homes of those with grandchildren now grown and therefore no longer needing the item, this particular list has gotten shorter. So if you have items you would like to add to Granny’s Closet and store in your home for others to borrow, please contact Diane Kreuzburg at 910-579-4333 She will be glad to add your item and your contact name and information to either of their inventory lists. Thank you!
How do I Advertise an Item I want to Sell or Find on the Website?
We have had many people ask how they can advertise to sell or look for a specific item/s on the website. Here is the answer: Send all of the information for your For Sale/Wanted item/s (including pictures, if you would like of your item to sell) to newsletter@seatrailma.com Your item will be posted for 30 days on the website and then it will automatically be deleted. If you have not sold your item or found what it is you are looking, within the 30 days you may opt to re-post it. The For Sale/Wanted section of the website is only LIVE when there are items being offered for sale or someone is looking for a specific item. A great resource to find many answers to your questions is our FAQ page https://seatrailma.com/faqs/. Check it out the next time you have a question....
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10 NC Bicycle Laws You Should Know
Equipment Requirements In the world of cycling, costly upgrades to pedals, wheels, and commuter gear are common investments, but if you’re an adult riding during daylight hours, the law requires no additional equipment. The following are exceptions: 1. Children must wear helmets Helmets are required for children under the age of 16. While the majority of states have no bicycle helmet requirements at all, North Carolina is one of 12 states with the under 16 rule. However, it’s recommended that even adult bicyclists wear helmets while riding. Parents and guardians who knowingly allow a child under 16 years old to ride without a helmet can be fined. 2. Lighting required at night After dark, you need a white light on the front of your bicycle that can be seen from at least 300 feet and a red...
Pet Courtesy Reminder
Please remember to follow the STMA rules and always pick up after your pets when walking them in Sea Trail. This means you must pick up after your pets everywhere in Sea Trail even in vacant lots, wooded areas, etc. If you are walking there, others may also walk there as well. Please keep your pets off of other property owner yards. Please DO NOT walk your pets on the golf course or the cart paths. Golf course property is for golfers only.
Attention Dog Walkers
Dog Waste - We have been asked to remind property owners to please clean up after your dogs when walking them in SeaTrail. Per STMA Rules: c. Leash ordinances of the Town of Sunset Beach are applicable throughout Sea Trail development. A person must accompany a dog or cat when it is outside the boundary of the owner’s private property; and, (1) dogs and cats shall be on a leash and controlled by the person accompanying the pet; (2), the accompanying person shall carry bags or utensils to promptly remove and dispose of pet feces. Please be respectful of your neighbors and keep your pets off of other’s property.
How to Recognize and Avoid Phishing Scams
Scammers use email or text messages to trick you into giving them your personal information. But there are several things you can do to protect yourself. Scammers use email or text messages to trick you into giving them your personal information. They may try to steal your passwords, account numbers, or Social Security numbers. If they get that information, they could gain access to your email, bank, or other accounts. Scammers launch thousands of phishing attacks like these every day — and they’re often successful. The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center reported that people lost $57 million to phishing schemes in one year. Click HERE for more details!! –Federal Trade Commission – Consumer Information
Email Scams & Fraud
Have you ever received an email requesting valuable personal, confidential or financial information, threatening legal or financial harm, or from a friend or colleague asking for money? This is a scam called "Phishing." Phishing is a fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information such as usernames, passwords and credit card details by disguising oneself as a trustworthy entity in electronic communication. Typically carried out by email spoofing or instant messaging, it often directs users to enter personal information at a fake website which matches the look and feel of the legitimate site. Once that information is submitted, your are now compromised. DO NOT "click" on any links or buttons within such an email. Go directly to the source such as a Netflix, Bank Account or other types...