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• The October 2 Architectural Review Committee (ARC) Meeting Agenda has been posted. It can be accessed by clicking October 2 ARC Meeting Agenda. 

• Savannah, prepare to raise your glass and your spirits for a cause that truly matters! Join us on Saturday, October 11 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at The Park at Eastern Wharf for the unforgettable Blues, Brews, BBQ & Bourbon Festival!
• Indulge in delectable BBQ, savor the smoothest bourbon, and get lost in the rhythm of live blues music, all set against the picturesque backdrop of Savannah’s stunning riverfront.
• Buy your tickets now (https://ticketstripe.com/BluesBrewsBBQBourbon).

• These handsomely presented packages of the now famous Schermer GA pecans make welcomed gifts for any occasion
• The price is $13 per bag and $300 per 24-bag case. Please note a case must be all one flavor. You cannot mix flavors in a case.
• To order, call Callie Ryan (912-598-2284) or Sue Muscarella (925-948-5202). 
• The deadline for orders is Friday, October 10.

• This week, PINCO began lowering the water levels in Lagoon 45 (located off of Westcross Road and Log Landing Road) to replace the water control structure that was found to be inoperable during routine testing of the structure.
• KM Striping completed seal coating Pensyre Retreat this week, while the repaving of Vandy Court has been resheduled to next week due to the forecast of rain.

• On Sunday, September 21, Landings Security and Chatham County Police Department (CCPD) responded to a hit and run accident.
• On Sunday, September 21, Landings Security responded to Mad Turkey Crossing for a report of a theft.
• On Wednesday, September 17, Landings Security responded to Priest Landing Drive and Harbor View Court for a report of a man harassing a woman and following her down the street.

• October retained its name from Latin and Greek (ôcto  meaning eight). The old Roman Calendar started in March, so October was the eighth month before January and February were added.
• In many cultures, October is associated with the harvest season and the beginning of autumn. It’s weather is usually delightful, and it is a month of many sports and the sports equinox.
• Other October events include Columbus Day, Breast Cancer Awareness,  World Teachers’ Day, Halloween, Oktoberfest, and  National Dessert Day. The first iPhone was released on October 29, 2007.
• Things have changed a lot in the years from Columbus to the iPhone. The Association continues to build upon our community’s history, while always being attuned to protecting the future of our community. Highlights of some community happenings taking place this month are listed below.

• You can watch a video of The Landings Association’s September 23 Board Meeting on our YouTube channel (www.YouTube.com/landingsassociation) or click here. 
• If you are a Landings property owner, please request to join our Facebook Group today so you can keep up with what is trending for The Landings Association and learn more about events and programs happening in the community.

• Follow this link to join the Association’s Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/TLAHOA.

• In 2024, The Landings Association recorded a total 3,592,513 vehicle entries into the community and 19,640 active RFIDs by year’s end.
• The Landings Association recorded a total 3,592,513 vehicle entries into the community and 19,640 active RFIDs by year’s end.
• As of September 15, 2025, the community already has seen 2,192,881 vehicle entries for the year, with 21,626 active RFIDs in circulation.

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• Fall is here, bringing cool breezes, colorful leaves, and a renewed sense of connection in The Landings. With each change of season, we’re presented with opportunities to try new things, strengthen our bonds, and embark on projects that enrich our lives.
• I encourage everyone to make the most of these possibilities by embracing new experiences, sharing your talents, and supporting each other and the community.
• Speaking of talents and experiences, The Landings Association is on the lookout for enthusiastic members who want to get more involved by serving on an Association Committee.
• Joining a committee is a great way to share your ideas, learn more about how things work, and meet your neighbors. TLA committee terms are for one year.
• If you are an existing committee member and want to be considered for continued membership, you must reapply by November 7.
• Click here to fill out and submit your application online.
• It’s time to cast your ballots in our 2026-2028 Board of Directors election.We have six highly qualified candidates who are ready to serve. Want to learn more about them? Click here to read bios, which include answers to key questions. You also can click here to watch a video of the Meet-The-Candidates event held on September 16 in Palmetto’s Ballroom.

• If you are looking for a way to contribute to the community and make a positive impact at the same time, consider volunteering to serve on one of The Landings Association’s Committees.
• Applications will be accepted through November 7, 2024.
• TLA committee terms are for one year. If you are an existing committee member and want to be considered for continued membership, you must reapply by the deadline.
• Association committees include Appeals, Architectural Review, Communications, Finance, Insurance and Risk Management, Marinas, Public Works, Security, and Strategic Water.

• The Landings Association (TLA) is launching a Talent Database to match residents’ diverse skills with short-term community needs.
• Recognizing busy lifestyles, this initiative lets you volunteer on your terms — no long-term commitments required.
• If you are willing to share your expertise on an as-needed basis, please click here to fill out an application.

• Myrick Marine is scheduled to arrive in Mid-October to repair the damaged seawall.
• he Marina Staff successfully made in-house repairs to the separated waterline discovered under the sidewalk in front of the Ship’s Store
• John Anderson received his Forklift Operator Certification utilizing our new in-house Train-the-Trainer instructor.

• Welcome to the October 2025 digital edition of The Landings Journal. You can view the publication in Flippingbook by clicking the link below. 

• https://online.flippingbook.com/view/602716253/

The SCAD Bee Sharps will be performing at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church on Sunday, October 5 at 5...

• Starting October 7 and continuing the first Tuesday of each month, Landlovers will do early donation pickups for the March 14, 2026 Flea Market. 
• To arrange a pickup email fleamarketdonations@gmail.com.

• Skidaway Audubon volunteers have rescued thousands of Diamondback terrapins eggs from sand traps in The Landings this summer, and the little hatchlings are ready to be released into the wild.
• Landings residents are invited to come help send these adorable newborns on their way. Community hatchling releases are scheduled from 5 to 6 p.m. Sept. 30 at Sunset Park. An additional release is set for Oct. 12 from 1 to 2 p.m.
• Register online (Skidawayaudubon.org/events).

• The magic of reading comes to life every Tuesday morning at The Village Library.

• This Saturday, September 27, The Village Library will host the Bag of Books event from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

• Join us at the Savannah Botanical Gardens (1388 Eisenhower Drive, Savannah, GA 31406) on October 11 for our annual plant sale.

• Join Patricia Lamar for an upcoming two-day Basics of Watercolor Painting class on October 9-10. 
• The class will be from 9:30 to 3:30 p.m., with an hour for lunch.
• The cost of the class is $225. A deposit is appreciated and will hold your place in class.
• To register, please contact Patricia (Patricialamar93@aol.com or 770-335-4927).
• Please provide your name, address, phone number, email, and experience level.
• Don’t worry about your experience level. There has been a great deal of interest in these classes by both beginning students, as well as artists with years of painting experience.