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Page 4 September Edition Seven Lakes News As the fall approaches, experts and Should You Get The Flu Shot from one respiratory infection and doctors worry about the annual flu getting a second, which might season. Early This Year? mean a more severe outcome.” While there’s no way to determine While there’s no way to know in how bad a flu season will be, many are concerned that the overlap advance how bad the coming flu between the flu season and the coronavirus pandemic could cause season might be, doctors suggest issues. that measures like mask-wearing and social distancing could help limit the spread of the flu, as well as Covid-19. “These are different “The biggest concern is that we diseases, but transmit in a similar have seasonal increases in the flu from December or November way,” said Lessler, citing a recent through March, and at that time, many hospitals go into surge study from Hong Kong that showed crisis (mode),” said Dr. Albert Ko, a professor of epidemiology and Covid-19 measures helped limit flu medicine at the Yale School of Public Health. “Beds are filled, and little value in getting the flu shot trips people have to make to health transmission. so the big concern is that if our earlier than this, because the hospitals are already filled with flu, flu shot effectiveness will wane care facilities. what happens if we have a parallel over time, meaning you won’t be epidemic of Covid-19? How do we protected later in the season.” “Everything we do to impact deal with that?” Justin Lessler, Ph.D., an associate “If the flu is sending a lot of people Covid-19 transmission will help While formal guidance on the professor of epidemiology at the 2020-2021 flu vaccine has not Johns Hopkins advised getting the to health care facilities, then that’s with the flu.” “These are different yet been issued, according to Dr. shot as soon as it’s available in Tania Elliott, a clinical instructor your area. “I would suggest people increasing their risk of catching diseases, but transmit in a similar of medicine and immunology at get the shot as soon as they are NYU Langone Health in New York, available, because we don’t know coronavirus,” he said. way,” early fall is the best time to get the when the flu wave will be coming,” vaccine. Lessler said. More importantly, however, is It’s important to note that the flu According to Rob Barrett, Owner/ Most people should get the flu the overlap between Covid-19 shot can not give you the flu and Pharmacist at Seven Lakes shot, unless their medical provider Prescription Shoppe, they will have specifically advises against doing treatment and treatment for severe it’s as important as ever for people flu shots readily available starting so. Since the vaccine is produced in September. with a technology and method cases of the flu. to get vaccinated this year. that uses eggs, check in with your They will also have Pneumonia and doctor if you have an egg allergy. “Even though it’s not nearly as “It will be very important to get the Shingles shots available as well. For more information call: 910- Very young children who are deadly as Covid-19, the flu still can flu shot this year given that we are 673-7467 under six months old and people with some medical conditions be quite dangerous, and we depend likely to see both the flu virus and “September and October are are advised against getting the generally the best months to get vaccine, but Ko stressed that the on the same resources to keep flu Covid-19 circulating,” she said. (the flu shot),” she said. “There is vaccine is almost universally safe for the general population. patients alive — like ventilators and Lessler said that, at best, the flu oxygen — as we depend on to keep The Prescription Shoppe staff will shot can help limit the amount of really sick Covid-19 patients alive,” be available starting October 15th Lessler said. to help people choose a Medicare Advantage or Drug Plan. “If you have a really big flu wave you could potentially see an increase Open enrollment is from October in deaths because people are 15th-December 7th. This is the competing for resources, if you let timeframe that people have to things get to that point.” change their insurance plan with Medicare. “We know that if you have a big infection, it leaves you weaker, particularly among older people, who are at the most risk of dying from Covid-19,” Lessler said. By: Victoria Levinger “We worry that someone recovering Source: Today

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Seven Lakes News September Edition Page 9 FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS High School Transfers Brett Kuczynski stared at his standoff with their governor over phone, agonizing over what to how to safely hold classes. They’re text teammates from his small moving to football hotbeds such Illinois school. Just weeks before as Georgia, where reportedly more his senior year was supposed to than 850 high school athletes start, his home state had been have tested positive for the virus canceled forcing Kuczynski into a since June, and to Florida, where major decision. He was moving to a record number of coronavirus Florida, one of the pandemic’s hot deaths were reported in August. spots, to pursue a major college football scholarship. The wave of transfers has families By late July, Kuczynski’s family asking: Is the sacrifice for high Sunday-Monday CLOSED had split up. He hit the road with school football worth the risk? DAILY 11 am- 10pm his mother, Denise, to the Daytona “Whether he was going to be Beach area, where the family exposed to it on the football field had bought a vacation home two versus the classroom or going to a years ago. Kuczynski’s teenage restaurant or going to Walmart or sister stayed in Illinois with their anything like that, that’s obviously father, Mike, was, concerned with a risk we’re willing to accept,” Mike the rising cases but nonetheless Kuczynski said of his son moving to committed to his son’s dream. Florida. Even though his friends, family and A slew of other players from across co-workers told him he was making the country are transferring across the right decision, he knew others state lines to Iowa — including would think he was crazy. But he prospects from California, Illinois, found encouragement in following Colorado and Kansas — but those other news online over the summer moves don’t come without multiple — the growing number of high levels of risk. Not only are the school football players transferring players at risk by playing a sport that to states that were planning to play experts believe is among the most football this fall. Families across the dangerous to compete in during country are uprooting themselves the pandemic, but there’s also no so their teenagers might be able guarantee that Iowa continues with to gain college exposure or simply its plans to play throughout the fall. play one more season under Friday night lights. An outbreak could spell doom for the season in Iowa — but to The movement of those players this point, it hasn’t affected the mirrors the country’s fractured decision-making for transfers who response to the pandemic: With have flocked to hot-spot states. In many states canceling high school Florida and Georgia, those states’ football this fall, players from those football scenes have added major states are moving to where the prospects over the summer. sport is allowed to go on, at least for now. They’re moving to Iowa, By: Victoria Levinger where school districts are in a Source: WP

Page 10 September Edition Seven Lakes News Hair Salons The New Normal Not The 1950‘s Anymore Even with the new, unfamiliar being prompt. This will keep rules—and no magazines to thumb appointments from colliding, and through—salons expect to see an facilitate social distancing within increase, rather than a decrease, the salons. As much as you might in demand. Throughout the Seven want to share your transformation, lakes area, scissors have officially salons are asking that you come begun snipping and blow-driers alone: no guests, children, or pets. roaring for the first time since mid- March, transforming lockdown Be prepared for a temperature locks to their former glory. check. Most salons are requiring that both staff and clients are And know this: Once you score given a temperature check at an appointment, it’s going to be a the door of the salon. This is a very different experience from pre- quick and easy process with a no- pandemic pampering. There will touch thermometer, which takes a be temperature checks, masks, reading within seconds. questionnaires—and some salons are even going above and beyond Expect questions. You will be asked what is mandated by the state in a series of questions, when you order to make sure that everyone book your appointment, have you feels safe. been ill? Have you been in contact with someone who has been ill, or This will include disposable who has tested positive? garment bags to keep everyone’s clothing separate during services, Wear a mask—and make sure that and individually wrapped robes. everyone else is wearing one too. It will also mean ensuring that no Ask if your stylist has been tested. exceptions are made. Hand sanitizer should be readily Even with the new, unfamiliar available, (though it can’t hurt to rules—and the collateral losses, bring your own, too). like no magazines to thumb through—salons expect to see an Keep your distance. To comply with increase, rather than a decrease, state guidelines, six feet distancing in demand. Ready to book an must be observed except when appointment? the actual services are being performed (the scissors won’t be Here’s what to expect from the on poles) moment you cross the threshold of your favorite mane mecca, and how Get ready to leave a no-touch tip. to stay safe while finally getting rid Virtually all salons are requesting of those split ends and deep roots. cashless checkout using a card. Arrive on time for your appointment, and come alone. Making an By: Brittany Samuels SL News appointment is a must—as is Source: T&C

Seven Lakes News September Edition Page 11 Is Stock Market A Mirage? mi·rage: something that appears Along with Apple, the overachievers real or possible but is not in fact so. — Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Microsoft and Google’s parent, Alphabet — are household names that have leveraged digital expertise to prosper amid the new, socially distanced reality. Five hundred companies make These are the companies at the performance. These companies Amazon, Facebook and Google up Wall Street’s most widely used very epicenter of booming demand. account for more than one-quarter were lambasted by Democrats measure of the stock market’s Through Tuesday, these six stocks of the index’s value. Investors who and Republicans at a House an- performance: the Standard & collectively were up more than 43 mistakenly believe they are buying titrust subcommittee hearing. Poor’s 500 index. If it were not for percent this year, while the rest a diversified slice of the broad U.S. Lawmakers charged that the com- just six of them, the benchmark of the companies in the index stock market are actually making panies have grown too large and would be down this year. together lost about 4 percent. a concentrated bet on companies powerful. That’s the bad news. The good “The dependence on such a small that share many attributes. But news is that thanks to these six number of megacap stocks is not a highflying stocks — including Apple, healthy sign for the markets or the with most other stocks struggling Looking forward from here, tech which on Wednesday became the economy at large,” said Michael amid the pandemic’s economic stocks and the market face a very first company to be valued at $2 Farr, of the investment firm Farr, wreckage, investors are left with uncertain future. trillion — the S&P 500 has powered Miller and Washington. through the coronavirus pandemic little choice. to gain almost 5 percent and set a The outsize role played by these record. digital stars also creates risks By: Diane Keating SL News for individuals trying to save for Last month, the CEOs of Apple, Source: WSJ retirement. Investors have more than $1.1 trillion in mutual funds designed to mimic the S&P 500′s

Page 12 September Edition Seven Lakes News 545 COVID-19 CASES July 5, 2020 21 REPORTED DEATHS 1,055 COVID-19 CASES MOST CASES 25 September 4, 2020 Seven Lakes 5 208 Pinehurst 223 Pinehurst 8 177 Robbins 231 Aberdeen 1 Aberdeen 195 Carthage 2 Carthage 177 Southern Pines 2 Southern Pines 178 Vass 1 Seven Lakes 125 Robbins 2 Jackson Springs 42 DAILY CASE AVERAGE 31 125 38 POSITIVE TEST RESULTS LAST 10 DAYS LAST 10 DAYS 223 178 14.7 109 9% Call your doctor or 911 CURRENTLY right away if you have: HOSPITALIZED • Shortness of breath • Difficulty breathing 16 • Chest pain or pressure Provided By: • Confusion NCDHHS • Inability to wake or stay awake • Blue lips

Seven Lakes News September Edition Page 13 and worstThe BestA recent study from our local Duke( ) Face Masks two layers of cotton and one layer University suggests that not all face of synthetic material (No. 5 in the photo). To Use During the Pandemiccoverings are equally effective at preventing the spread of Covid-19. Participants said the phrase “Stay might actually be counterproduc- healthy, people” five times into the tive to wear such a mask.” While wearing a face mask or cloth laser, a total of 10 times for each Another recent study that utilized similar technology suggests that covering when you’re outside the mask. A bandana tied to cover the nose cloth face masks need at least two home is one of the best things to three layers of fabric in order to you can do to stay safe, not all be protective, and the CDC recom- masks are as good at filtering out mends using two layers of quilting potentially harmful particles like fabric or cotton sheets for home- coronavirus. made masks. In experiments, bandanas, The neck gaiter (No. 11 in the and mouth only offered slightly Masks made from cotton fabric handkerchiefs, fleece balaclavas photo below), which was made more protection than no mask at alone (numbers 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and (cold-weather gear that covers of polyester spandex material, filtering particles. 13), as well as knit t-shirts (No. 3 the entire face except for the performed the worst in the study, The N95 respirator with no valve in the photo) performed about the eyes) and neck gaiters (tubes of actually producing more particles (No. 14 in the photo) was the most same. performance fabric typically used than speaking with no face cover- effective in the study, but experts Though other evidence suggests for running outdoors), offered ing at all. say that these devices are in short that wearing a cloth may provide very little protection, while N95 “We attribute this to ... the textile supply should be reserved for protection for the wearer, not just respirators, surgical masks and breaking up those big particles healthcare workers. those in close proximity. even homemade cloth masks into many little particles,” Dr. Mar- A disposable surgical mask made Interestingly, N95 respirators with performed better. tin Fischer, chemist, physicist and from a plastic-derived material exhalation valves did not rank well study author, said in a video re- called polypropylene (No. 1 in the — and the CDC doesn’t recom- For the experiments, researchers lease. “They tend to hang around photo) was the next best option, mend wearing these masks. in the Duke Department of longer in the air, they can get car- followed by a mask made from (While masks with valves work Physics positioned a laser beam ried away easier in the air, so this well at protecting you from the air in a dark box that would illuminate around you, the exhalation valve respiratory droplets as they pass may allow unfiltered exhaled air to through the light. escape and harm others, accord- ing to the CDC.) A speaker then positioned their So what does this mean? All things mouth by a hole to the box and considered, the best option for the said a phrase while a camera (in average person is to wear either this case, an iPhone camera) on a surgical mask or a homemade the other end of the box captured cotton mask with multiple layers. video of the droplets in real time. By: Brittany Samuels SL News The researchers tested a total of Source Duke Univ/CNBC 14 common face coverings, then analyzed the video frame by frame using a computer algorithm that counts the number of particles visible. New Cafe On Wheels Opens At Barron‘s Center BREAKFAST AND LUNCH LOCAL ORGANIC ROASTED COFFEES BUILD BACK BELGIAN LIGE WAFFLES BETTER BREAKFAST GRILLS FRESH ACAI BOWLS ARTISAN SANDWICHES GRILLED PANINIS WHOLE FRUIT SMOOTHIES SPRITZERS OPEN 7 AM - 1 PM M-F

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Seven Lakes News September Edition Page 15 40% of Cash-Strapped Protections for renters and Of further concern, about 20% of Americans Can’t Last a homeowners unable to pay their Americans in their 60s lost their monthly rent or mortgages have jobs or were furloughed as of early Month On Savings either lapsed or may soon do so — July, according to the survey. These meaning eviction for those unable individuals will likely have a tougher weeks off of their savings, such to meet their obligations. time than others finding a new job, as an emergency stash or money Fleder said, at a time when work earmarked for retirement, the SimplyWise conducted its online is hard to find. There are currently company found. survey of 1,128 American adults three unemployed workers for in early July. That suggests every available job, according to A large share of Americans who The statistics are a sobering respondents’ financial situation the Bureau of Labor Statistics. lost income during the coronavirus reminder that many Americans are may have worsened in the pandemic have little in savings — teetering on the edge of financial intervening time once aid ran dry. These individuals may be forced leaving them with few options in a ruin, at a time when millions of to retire early and claim Social worst-case scenario. workers remain unemployed, the Without an extra $600 a week in Security, absent other savings to economy limps along and the unemployment aid, Americans rely on, Fleder said. Thirty-eight percent of people who coronavirus pandemic rages on. have been getting just over $300 have lost a job or had their income a week, on average, for the past That could significantly alter the reduced due to Covid-19 couldn’t Meanwhile, sources of financial several weeks. Some are receiving scope of their retirement, since last more than a month off of aid that had provided a respite for far less — as little as $5 a week. delaying Social Security as long savings of any kind, according to many Americans have expired, with as possible (until age 70) is one of a bi-monthly survey published by no sign of a forthcoming extension. Sixty-one percent of people who the best financial moves a retiree SimplyWise, a technology company More than 28 million Americans lost their job due to Covid-19 could make. that helps people make Social were collecting unemployment couldn’t come up with $500 in Security decisions. benefits at the end of July, according cash without selling something or “The uncertainty for the average to the Labor Department. Since taking out a loan, according to the American, and especially for More alarming still, about 1 in 5 April, recipients had been getting SimplyWise survey — potentially the older American, is just people couldn’t last more than two an extra $600 a week from the helping tie over the needy but overwhelming,” Fleder said. federal government in addition to also putting them in debt. (That state benefits. But the extra federal compares with 42% of Americans By: Millie Jameson SL News payments ended last month. overall.) Source: CNBC

Page 16 September Edition Seven Lakes News Seven Lakes West Home One of the greatest To First Dog To gifts you can give your family is to have Succumb To Covid In N.C. your final resting place prearranged. The first dog confirmed to have the coronavirus or if the infection coronavirus in North Carolina has caused its death. Samples were 340 MacDougall Drive died, state officials said. The death taken from the dog and sent to in Seven Lakes could mark a rare, potentially fatal the National Veterinary Service case of COVID-19 in a pet, though Laboratories, which confirmed the 910.400.5188 it‘s still unclear if the dog had other positive result. www.7lakeschapel.com underlying conditions. [email protected] Only a handful of animals in An investigation is ongoing into the U.S. have contracted the We, at Seven Lakes Cemetery and Columbarium, the dog’s health at the time disease,  according to the are pleased to inform you that we have opened a it became sick and its cause Department of Agriculture. Most of death, according to a press of those infections have occurred new section in our ten acre memorial garden. release. “Right now, there’s not after contact with people who had a definitive cause of death,” said coronavirus, according to the CDC. Amazon Now Making Refunds Dr. Steve Marks, associate dean On US Postal Delayed Deliveries and director of veterinary medical The department says the risk of services for the NC State University animals spreading the disease to Veterinary Hospital. But it’s the first people remains low. When the confirmed instance of a dog testing Agriculture Department’s list was positive for COVID-19, according to last updated, it had confirmed 13 the state Department of Health cases among dogs in eight states, and Human Services. A previous along with eight lions and tigers at report of an infected dog in North the Bronx Zoo Carolina turned out to be false. The dog died of its “acute illness” Last month,  National Geographic within a few hours after arriving at reported  that the first dog to test the hospital, Marks said. positive in the United States — a 7-year-old German shepherd from On Monday, Aug. 3rd, at New York named Buddy — died on approximately 6:00 p.m., a client July 11th, six weeks after he was arrived at the NC State Veterinary confirmed to have the disease. Hospital with their dog who was According to the American demonstrating signs of respiratory Veterinary Medical Association, distress with onset earlier that said most dogs that have day. The client alerted staff that a contracted the disease are member of the family had previously asymptomatic or show only slight tested positive for COVID-19 and signs of infection. They are still later was tested negative. advising caution with keeping pets away from people who are ill, and In this case, the dog showed signs to practice social distancing with of illness and was having trouble your pet and other pets and people breathing, said Mick Kulikowski, outside your household. spokesman for NC State University. After the dog’s owner took it to the If pet owners are concerned about family veterinarian, the vet referred the health of their dog, they should the dog to the NC State Veterinary contact their veterinarian and Hospital in Raleigh. The dog was discuss the dog‘s symptoms before a male Newfoundland that was bringing them to the veterinarian about 8 years old, Kulikowski said. office. Other pets in the home will be evaluated, the release said. Due Our condolences to those that lost to confidentiality the dog‘s owner‘s a “member“ of their family to this name will not be released. awful disease. Autopsy results are still pending to show whether the dog died By: Victoria Levinger of something other than the Sources: AVA, CDC, ABC, Nat Geo

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Page 18 September Edition Seven Lakes News According to the United Nations, Get Me Outa Here! metropolitan areas may soon be 90% of reported coronavirus the places bleeding citizens. cases worldwide are concentrated The Great American Migration in urban areas. That’s certainly It is now posible to live in an area been the case here in the US, like Seven Lakes and continue your where major cities like New York, careeer in CA due to high-tech. Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Houston, Dallas Though the ability to work remotely and Miami have been COVID-19 has been technologically possible epicenters. for close to 20 years, it only became common during the corona virus Ben Greenzweig is itching to move shutdown this past spring. And his wife and three kids South, a as it turns out, it’s proving to be plan that may get accelerated due a benefit for both employee and to the coronavirus pandemic.  employer. He’s looking to move to either Vermont is going through a at a fraction of the cost of a similar If you’re an online entrepreneur North Carolina or South Carolina renaissance in real estate, with an property in a large metro area, but or freelancer working from home, from the New York City suburbs in agent there remarking that “people it’s also possible to buy land and geography won’t be a problem. Westchester County, for cheaper are buying houses without even have a custom home built. costs and bigger living space amid seeing them.” But if your ability to move to a rural fears that a deep and prolonged And if you’re selling a metropolitan community depends on the remote economic slump in the state could Downtowns in many major and home, you may also receive status of your current job, you could eventually force residents to pay even smaller markets had enjoyed enough proceeds to make an all- face a crisis if either the job or its higher taxes.  a revival  in recent years. Younger cash purchase. remote status come to an end. generations like millennials were Nearly a third of Americans are looking for more lively areas with While real estate sales are down in Online banking and investing considering moving to less densely access to restaurants and the San Francisco, where prices are have become so common we’ve populated areas in the wake of the even stopped thinking about how pandemic, according to new data convenient it truly is. from Harris Poll.  That may foreshadow a  shift that But the ability to both manage would have a major impact on your bank account and your residential real estate sales and investments from just about home prices. anywhere in the world is physically liberating. You no longer need to go A combination of the coronavirus ability to walk to work in areas like falling by more than 50 percent, to a bank branch or even call an pandemic, economic uncertainty, Buffalo, New York, Cleveland and demand in its suburbs has been investment broker to make a stock and social unrest is prompting Charlotte. soaring, where prices are rising by trade. Both your bank accounts waves of Americans to move almost 10-15 percent. and your investments will go with from large cities and permanently Empty nesters sold large suburban you wherever you go. relocate to more sparsely houses to move to smaller Our son Brandon, owns property in populated areas. dwellings, in or near cities, to enjoy Marin County, across the GG Bridge An influx of money can reinvigorate amenities such as restaurants, which has appreciated more than former rural industrial towns. A The trend has been accelerated by museums and theater.  six figures since June of this year. curious question is whether the technology and shifting attitudes waves of new residents will see that make it easier than ever to The preliminary figures show New When the allure of cities declines these smaller areas as their real work remotely. Citizens of all ages York is also losing citizens to rural further thanks to the risk of disease, homes or as places of convenience and incomes are moving in record New England, NC, SC and FL in a crashing economy, and a future that need to be reshaped in the numbers to suburban areas and significant numbers. of telework, the flight to suburban image of the cities they fled from. small towns. and rural safety will continue well Rural America, by and large, has after a coronavirus vaccine hits the While the onset of COVID-19 A perfect storm of factors makes not experienced the home price market. has more people shifting from the decision to leave major cities appreciation phenomenon seen in dreaming about relocating to like New York very obvious. he city large metropolitan areas. Urban trends of the last 50 years a rural community to actively that never sleeps now resembles are being reversed. Instead of contemplating it, it will obviously a ghost town in many areas after Not only is it possible to purchase smaller towns and rural areas require deep consideration and thousands of its wealthy and a home in a small rural community facing the steep declines, large plenty of planning. middle class residents fled early in the pandemic. By: Victoria Levinger Source: The Hill, WSJ, NYT

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Section B C Sommunity cene September Edition Section B 1 Voice Seven Lakes Brand new to our area? Looking for Your Garden Club dirt? Sorry, dirt is not native here! Opinion We can answer your questions on NEWS what grows best here and how you Seven Lakes News would like to and where you reside, South, North can create beauty on your property! hear from you. Please e-mail how or West, Foxfire, McLendon Hills, Seven Lakes Garden Club extends Come join us and we will help you this Coronavirus has impacted you West End or Other. greetings to all our old friends and understand our unique ecosystem. and your familiy‘s lives. a warm welcome to new residents Don’t garden? Not a problem, Please limit your response to 5 of the Sandhills! come make new friends and just You can remain anonymous if you sentences as we will be publishing learn about what you are seeing in prefer by indicating your initials in the October Edition. We meet monthly from September the yards and gardens. through June on the second [email protected] Thursday. COVID has impacted Our plan is COVID aware – wear or us all. We cannot create our usual masks and social distance. Our program list for the year with great mission is to provide our members www.SevenLakesNews.com speakers and two field trips, so we with learning and fellowship Contact Tab have gone unusual! opportunities. Our plans for this program year are Come join us! outdoor learning experiences in Sign up to be a member of our local gardens and garden related Face Book group “Seven Lakes venues. Some are close, all are Garden Club” to get event and experiences in local gardens and other information. Email Carolyn garden related venues. Some are Sink, [email protected] close, all are within an hour’s drive. ROASTED & TOASTED Cafe On Wheels Thus, standard British fare from North Carolina, this bolstered her the 1960s and 1970s was the confidence and prompted her to dominant theme. Think liver and experiment all the more. onions, for instance. Her house started to receive When Fritz moved to Seattle for more and more guests, namely Today, fresh Açaí bowls, whole fruit smoothies, spritzers, Tomorrow morning make sure college, a different world presented high school friends of her children breakfast grills, and grilled paninis to check out the new business complement her original specialty located in front of Barron‘s itself. Before too long, her new who showed up on weekends at coffee and waffle offering. One Boutique. Owner Fritz Morrissett result is that Roasted & Toasted offers a unique arrray of the best home started to revel in something opportune times ... to be fed! is now in demand for morning to local organic roasted coffee that evening events. can be served with a variety of heretofore ordinary, namely a good freshly baked artisan sandwices Whatever the time, Roasted & from the “Cafe On Wheels“ made cup of coffee. There was in fact When the interior design business Toasted offers something that from scratch with the freshest appeals, just ask its hundreds of ingredients. more to life than instant coffee. took an ominous turn after the satisfied and loyal customers here in central North Carolina! Their business is the perfect spot Lattes and cappuccinos started to financial crisis of 2007/8, she for breakfast, lunch, or a quick bite On Wednesday mornings the including Belgium Lige waffles, proliferate. looked for something more company will deliver to a group fresh Açaí bowls, whole fruit from 9-12 am. Minimum order smoothies, spritzers, breakfast recession proof. Ultimately, by applies. grills, and grilled paninis. Once married and with four 2014, she opened a stationary Open 7 am to 1 pm Born in Montana, Fritz was raised Monday Thru Friday by her English mother and German children, Fritz found it incumbent Roasted & Toasted store in a high father. Though a beloved woman, 528-5541 her mother was not blessed with a upon herself to make school traffic area in Sanford, serving desire to experiment in the kitchen. lunches and family dinners as primarily Belgium Lige waffles and appealing as possible. Whether coffee from certified organic, small her family lived in California, Texas, farm, shade grown, locally roasted Montana, or North Carolina, Fritz beans. enjoyed experimenting with the local produce to make meals as Before too long, her offerings were engaging as possible. in great demand and she opted to expand via a mobile truck. Soon Typical of most families, praise thereafter, the first food truck led was faint but word got back to to a second food truck, and an ever her that her children were selling expanding menu. her sandwiches at school in

Page B 2 September Edition Community Scene The AOS and Friends Care Board of 2020 Helping is easy. We offer Directors has launched a plan for sponsorship opportunities and our 5th Annual Mums for Memory™ immediate community. allowed my husband to receive accept individual donations. event. excellent care, while giving me Each $25 donation comes with Now, more than ever amid the a beautiful purple mum. Mums Covid-19 Pandemic, individuals The grants we have provided have much needed respite. We would may be dedicated “in honor” or with dementia and their caregivers, “in memory” of someone that has need our support. Support groups been a valuable resource for many. not have been able to access care experienced dementia, a caregiver have been unable to meet in or a front-line worker, caring for person and respite care options Here are just a few kind words without the support of the grant. those with dementia. have become very limited. We have seen an increase in the number recipients have shared with us: Thank you from the bottom of my Social media posts, as well as our of people who prefer to remain at commemorative bookmark and home but require assistance to do heart.” Marcia, caregiver event program will recognize each so safely. sponsor, and individual dedication. “The grant awarded to my mom For more information click to visit This year we want to honor those our Mums for Memory™ page. with dementia, as well as their enabled us to bring her to The We are hosting our annual caregivers and those workers This is a cause near and dear to providing care on the front lines. Retreat adult day program twice fundraiser, Mums for Memory™, on our hearts, and we truly hope you will consider being a sponsor or AOS & Friends Care provides a weekly. While she was there, we October 8th, but it will look a little making an individual donation. variety of free services to the community including direct care knew she was extremely well taken different this year. Thank you from the AOS & Friends grants, personalized music players, Care, Inc. Board of Directors robo companion pets, resources, care of. Thank you again for all the and education. John Barrett - Kathryn Doddridge care you provided to our mom.” We will be partnering with Gully’s Mia Lorenz - Amy Natt During the past five years, we have seen steady growth and been Eleanor, daughter. Garden Center to provide beautiful Sam Smith - Charli Thyne honored to give to those in our purple mums. “The direct care grant is truly a one of a kind opportunity for These will be available at the Aging seniors in need who have minimal Outreach Offices to be picked up resources. It enables us to acquire curbside, or delivered, or donated top-notch services for those who to a local facility. may not have been able to afford it otherwise.” Jesse, Guardian The need for funds and community support is year-round. So, we are “The AOS and Friends Care grant asking for your help starting now. MOORE A couple of generations of Seven Lakes kindergarteners have been helped making blue bird houses and, for many years, little race cars. Numerous West End Elementary ? School needs and projects have been funded. At least 10 Coronavirus Cases Toward the end of Charles Dickens’ WEE School and Elise Middle Reported at Local Schools “A Christmas Carol” Scrooge is on School in Robbins have received his knees desperately trying to weekly Back Pack Pals food. Needy Moore County Schools, which To view a spreadsheet of othe total scrub his name off a tombstone. families have received presents has some students learning in of infected students and staff with He pleads with the spirit of and food for the Christmas Holidays. classrooms, has confirmed at least schools throughout Moore County Christmas yet to come... “Tell me Funding has been available for 10 cases of coronavirus involving with daily input go to: these are things that may be numerous organizations that six different schools. the spirit of Christmas yet to come... support children from Moore SevenLakesNews.com “Tell me these are things that may County Literacy to the Scouts to Last week, a spokesman for be and not things that will be”. Prancing Horse. Hundreds upon Pinecrest High School said there Go To Tab hundreds of WEE School children are at least 4 cases there. A COVID19 Over forty years ago a group of have been recognized as “Terrific coronavirus “cluster” has been Seven Lakes residents gathered Kids”. And on and on... identified at Robbins Elementary Here you will find Daily Updates and and founded Seven Lakes Kiwanis, School, where six staff members cummulative total statistics on the dedicating themselves to helping A perfect storm has hit us all. The have tested positive for COVID-19. infection spread with students and the children of Seven Lakes and pandemic, a faltering economy, One class is being quarantined, but staff in Moore County Schools.. Moore county. In the forty years racial divides and a toxic political the school district did not say which By: Millie Jameson SL News since, a great deal has been environment have affected every one because of privacy reasons. Source: MCSD accomplished. one of us. In the case of Seven  Lakes Kiwanis we have to add our inability to meet or we have to add our inability to meet or raise funds

Community Scene September Edition Page B 3 JOIN BUILDING FRENZY St. Mary Magdalene Church construction. Mr. Atkins is known for providing dedicated customer For Their service and affordable luxury through attention to detail, genuine care and quality products. ANNUAL I caught up with Bob Van Houten, YARD SALE owner of BVH Construction, lo- cated on Trade Street, and tells September 12th & 19th me his firm is also experiencing Start: 7:30 am a banner year building homes End 1:30 pm in Seven Lakes. In business for over 24 years Bob currently has 4 Heather Guild, Director of the homes under construction on the Seven Lakes SLLA Architectural West side as well as 3 other under Review Board and the 10 volunteer construction or in design on the committe members have been North and South sides. burning the “midnight oil“, this year with a monumental increase in The majority of builders we spoke new construction applications as to utilize the design services of well as remodeling activity. David Nichols of the firm Anderson Nichols Design, LLC for their Heather said that for all of the custom design of residential activity for fiscal year 2019, (April homes. According to David he has 2019 - March 2020), there were designed over 1,400 homes in the only 12 applicatons reviewed with Sandhills since 2000. Recently in Church Parking Lot only 7 from April - August. So the firm has been extremely busy. 1145 Seven Lakes Drive far since April of this year there Our family is building a new home report of a larceny from a residence have been 15 new construction on the South side with Brian Atkins in Seven Lakes,” said Fields in a news release. “After further applications submitted a 100% that David is in the process of investigation, Detectives were able to recover $15,000 worth of increase. designing. David‘s custom homes property and arrest the individual responsible for the theft.” Cook have been featured in several was charged Friday with one count of felony larceny and one count of Also, remodeling is on the rise magazines througout the Sandhills. possession of stolen goods. in Seven Lakes. For fiscal year By: Brtittany Samuels SL News 2019 there were 118 applications The builders all agree that Seven Lock Your Doors for remodeling improvements Lakes is somewhat insulated from submitted. Already this year since national trends and the housing Moore County Sheriff Ronnie Fields April, there have been over 240 outlook looks very promising for announced the arrest of Ashley applications submitted to the 2020 and continuing into 2021. Renee Cook, 28, on Friday. A.R.B. for approval. Combined with very low inven- “On August 14th, 2020, the Moore County Sheriff’s Office received a for those in need as well as natural for our children. Retired, great. We According to Brian Atkins owner tories and high demand with lo- attrition as members age out. All need you. Still working but empty of Tri South Builders & Southern cal growth and those fleeing the these factors have led us to nesters, great. If you have an hour Elite Homes, which he founded in Northeast metro corridors due to the realization the Seven Lakes or so a week, great. We need you. 2004, this has been a very hectic a combination of factors including Kiwanis is in trouble. Can’t be New to the area, Kiwanis i​s a great year in the home building industry prices, high taxes and the realities any more direct than that. We are place to meet people, gain friends, from the coronavirus outbreak currently 28 men and women who and learn about our community. in Seven Lakes. local demand and growth should work to make Seven Lakes a better place for our children. Our fiscal Seven Lakes Kiwanis meets for continue. year ends on September 30th lunch every Tuesday at the Chapel in and our future is uncertain for the the Pines (For now we only Zoom!). Nobody knows if and when this coming year. No attendance requirements; “Bubble Will Burst”, but for now attend when you can. The times it continues with no end in sight. Bottom line: If you agree that what we are in are trying and confusing. Hopefully, it will be a soft landing we do adds value to Seven Lakes To get hrough, we need to support Just this year, his firm has 3 as opposed to the 2008 crash and if you have, say, 40 +/-hours each other and the children in our lake front custom homes under where alot of us became casual- available during the entire year community. For information: construction, 4 lake front in design ties of the boom market. ahead. Please consider joining us www.kiwanisclubofsevenlakes.org and help us make this a better place or Bill Pratt [email protected] on the west side, and 5 more custom homes on the North and South side in various stages of By: Victoria Levinger

Page B 4 September Edition Community Scene Christmas For Moore Kicks Off Registration, Sponsorship Online Due to COVID-19 With the summer heat and holiday families to support for Christmas.” Christmas For Moore asks that movies on television, Christmas sponsors provide an item of clothing and a household item in July also means the kickoff of or age-appropriate toy totaling approximately $40 per person. registration and sponsorships Additionally, sponsors are encouraged to provide a grocery for local nonprofit, Christmas gift card based on the size of the family adopted. for Moore. With the mission of Since the group’s inception in matching Moore County residents 2015, the reach to its Moore County neighbors has nearly doubled. in need at Christmas with local “We thank the community for sponsors, the group will do things your amazing support each year,” Voelkel adds. “Our sponsors and differently for 2020 with no in- donors have made it possible for us to reach these neighbors person registration and instead without ever having to turn away any qualified family, and we pray have both online registration for this year will be the same. Together, we can touch our neighbors with those in need and for sponsors Putting safety concerns first, Department of Social Services, love and support in this upcoming season of giving.”  to sign up to support registered Christmas For Moore registration 1036 Carriage Oaks Dr. Carthage, For more information on registering families and individuals. for those in need is available on at NC 28327; and to be sponsored or becoming a sponsor for Christmas For Moore, the group’s website, call or text 910-477-3355, email [email protected] or “Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, www.christmas4moore.org, Moore Free & Charitable Clinic 211 visit www.Christmas4Moore.org. everyone has had to adapt to where residents can register Trimble Plant Rd Southern Pines, To assist with a donation, checks may be mailed to Christmas for changes, and our group is no completely, or opt to print a NC 28387. Moore, P.O. Box 3962, Pinehurst, N.C., 28374. All donations are tax- exception,” says Eleanora Voelkel, registration form and return it deductible. Christmas For Moore chair. by mail. Proof of Moore County With so many residents coping residence is still required for with the economic impacts of the all program participants. Paper pandemic, Christmas For Moore registration forms with instructions anticipates even more families in and return envelopes are also need of support, which increases available for pick up at these five the group’s needs for additional locations in Moore County: sponsors. Boys and Girls Club of the Sandhills, The group supported more than “We recognize our community‘s 160 Memorial Park Ct. Southern 1,600 residents for Christmas in needs are  going to be greater Pines, NC 28387; 2019.  in 2020 with the Moore County unemployment rate rising to more Sandhills/Moore Coalition for “We are asking sponsors to than 12 percent, and we also Human Care, 1500 W. Indiana Ave. complete the sponsorship form knew that due to social distancing Southern Pines, NC 28387; online as early as possible as we concerns, having more than 500 prepare for the holiday season,” families meet face-to-face with our Northern Moore Family Resource Voelkel says. “Individuals, civic board and volunteers would need Center, 116 South Horner St, clubs, groups and churches can to change to protect everyone.” Robbins, NC 27325; register and select individuals or Bald Eagle Rescued and rehabilitation facility. She was to Lake Auman to be released. also examined by a veterinarian In attendance was Mr. and West End Fire and Rescue was entered the water endangering who determined that she was Mrs Hollerman, Officer Gooch, contacted by Seven Lakes West themselves to save this bird. uninjured. The bird was estimated personnel from West End Fire and residents Marge and Tom Holleman to be about 10 years old, weighing Rescue and Bryson Wortham from just over nine pounds and she had Holly‘s Nest. When the Bald Eagle who were kayaking that morning. a 7’ 3” wingspan. was released she immediately took flight and was joined by her mate The female Eagle was waterlogged They did find dirt in her nostrils and who was watching and waiting in believe that when she dove into the nearby treetops. and exhausted in the area of Pine the lake to hunt she was in a more shallow area and hit the bottom. If you find an injured bald eagle, Island on Lake Auman. She was probably confused and contact the Wildlife Enforcement being in the water her feathers Division at 1-800-662-7137, or West End Fire and Rescue The safest way to extract her became waterlogged and heavy so (919) 707-0040 or the US Fish and contacted Moore County and North from the water was to utilize a she was unable to fly away. Wildlife Service at (919) 856-4786. Carolina Wildlife for assistance. Lt large recycle bin. Once she was Matt Scott, FF Austin Puckett and inside they transported her to The next day after she rested Contributed By: WE Fire& Rescue Nick Stamatopoulos along with Bryson Wortham of Holly’s Nest in and dried out she was returned Assistant Chief Michael Gunther NC Wildlife Officer Garrett Gooch Sanford, a nonprofit wildlife rescue performed the water rescue. The Bald Eagle‘s talons are razor sharp and even with this knowledge everyone that was on scene eagerly

Community Scene September Edition Page B 5 Pick The Right Plan And Save $$$ On Confusing Medicare Part D Rx Costs If you are confused as I am about can offer you a valuable solution. the Part D Medicare Prescription Plans available, join the crowd. Since they don‘t represent any one insurance company they can help It seems like everywhere you call you pick the best plan for your to get information, the insurance prescription needs from AARP to company you have on the phone United Healthcare and everything has the best option available. Not in between. necessarily! Give them a call early so you can arrange an appointment to discuss Part D drug plans are among the your needs via phone call, in- most confusing Medicare topics. person visit, zoom or the google hangout video program. All too often people like us join a plan without checking to make No need to worry this year. The sure the formulary includes their Prescription Shoppe can custom medications. tailor a plan for your specific health needs to save you money on your We alo also miss that one of their prescription costs. medications has step therapy rules applied. Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage is only available through My husband made the serious hundreds of private insurance mistake of picking a plan with a companies that are approved by low monthly premium and has fell Medicare. into the Medicare, no man‘s land known as the “Donut Hole.“ Medicare has so many plans that are offered from PPO to SNA you With his new expensive Eliquis Rx need a Doctor of Pharmacy degree, along with other prescriptions his like Rob Barrett has earned to Silverscipt plan only pays a small attempt to figure out the myriad of amount and we are left with a bill plans available. of approximately $360 a month for another 5 months. Had we been Do yourself a favor and make an advised to pay $40 more monthly appointment to compare what you we would have saved $1,100. No currently have as opposed to what advice was given on this topic. you may be able to join and save valuable time and money. You‘ll be Starting on the Medicare open glad you made the call to enrollment date of October 910-673-7467 15th, Rob Barrett and his highly knowledgable colleagues at the By: Victoria Levinger Seven Lakes Prescription Shoppe Source: Medicare Explore the historic homes and charming streets of the Village of Pinehurst in the comfort of a horse-drawn carriage. Frederick Law Olmsted, created the Village to mirror a New England-style village with winding paths that encourage exploration. The carriage seats four comfortably. Carriage rides are available by appointment by calling Carriage Tours of Pinehurst Village, Inc. at 910-690-4580.

Section C Lifestyles &AugustEdition Page C 4 Seven Lakes Lifestyles Sandhills Woman’s Encore Center Presents Exchange Re-Opens The 39 Steps The oldest woman’s exchange is in Brooklyn, N.Y. These Woman’s Exchanges represent one of the the perfect escape in downtown oldest, continuously operating Southern Pines. Based on the voluntary movements in the United 1915 Novel by John Buchan States. which later became an Alfred These past few months, the Hitchcock film, The 39 Steps is a The Sandhills Woman’s Exchange non-profit SWE has installed a madcap farce featuring just four at 15 Azalea Road will be reopening new roof and skylight. The funds actors playing every character in for the Fall 2020 season. The SWE, to accomplish the repairs and the show: heroes, villains, men, housed in an historic 1810 cabin, improvements were acquired from women, children -- sometimes closed on March 14 due to the the very successful ‘Tea Time on even multiple characters at once! COVID-19 virus. During these past the Train’ an event sponsored with The Encore Center is proud to months, the cabin Board members the Aberdeen, Carolina & Western present The 39 Steps as our first Featuring local comedic audience have been working steadily on Railway Company on December ever outdoor production. In these favorites Gus Allen, Joshua plans to safely continue operations 8, 2019. Additional funds were unusual times, our traditional Anderson, Patrick Holt, and Greta according to the Governor’s collected from an SWE sponsored theatre space is not an option, Zandstra, and staged by renowned guidelines. Yard Sale in July. so we are constructing an open- director and choreographer Jacob air stage behind our building and Toth, the film‘s serious spy story Prior to this pandemic, our local The Cabin Cafe guests will be inviting audiences to enjoy socially- is played mainly for laughs and is Sandhills Woman’s Exchange seated on a first come first served distanced performances under the sure to leave audiences chuckling. was one of only 20 exchanges basis. Lunch hours are from 11a.m. stars! PREGNAPeNrfoTrm?ances will take place remaining in the United States. to 2 p.m. With a total number of The first exchange opened in 16 diners, the café will only allow Seven Lakes partUicnippalnatsninnecldud?eA, fraSiedp?teAmlboenr e1?1, 12 and 13 at 1832, the Philadelphia Ladies a maximum of 6 per table. 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Entertainment Page C 2 Muscle Car Mania Pays Off Decades in the making, a 1995 Ford Bronco that would look contractor’s remarkable collection at home in supermarket parking of cars and road art was lots today brought $79,000, about auctioned off in a jiffy. Polished double what Mecum expected. It brass and ahooga horns are not had only 450 miles on it. Jefferson construction company executive Eddie Vannoy’s idea That was good news for Vannoy, of collector cars. Think instead who admitted to “the worst case of a 755-horsepower, black of seller’s remorse there’s even 2019 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 been.” But it also sends a message with 140 miles on the odometer. to investors who might want to add When it crossed the auction horsepower to their portfolios of block during the sale of Vannoy’s stocks and bonds. massive collection in late June, “These are strange times,” an anonymous bidder forked over Kraman adds. “We know nostalgia $187,000, about $60,000 more is powerful, and most people into than list price just a year ago. collector cars and memorabilia This is the world of investment- are not in it as a primary investor met a lot of good people,” he says, strategy. It’s just part of their being, traveling thousands of miles to buy grade muscle cars and automotive and now there’s a heightened every car, pump, neon sign and HALLOWEEN sense of just how important things other piece in person rather than memorabilia. Amid a worldwide are in an individual’s life.” He calls through brokers or on the internet. Decorating Event it passion. pandemic, civil unrest and a Vannoy says he sold the collection Details In October Issue Buyers beware, however: Collector because none of his family shares recession, the five-day auction cars require a knowledge of the his passion for preserving or field that rivals that of bidders for adding to it. of more than 80 mint-condition Picassos and Pollocks. “When you’re 71, you might live automobiles, trucks and Wrong guesses are common, such another 20 years or another 20 as Ford Thunderbirds expecting minutes,” he says. Either way, he’ll motorcycles and thousands of values to soar. Instead, they’re keep a half-dozen or so muscle selling for half the initial outlay. cars. antique gas pumps, bicycles, car- Vannoy has had a passion for cars “Got to have something,” he says, dealership signs and other items since he bought a 1948 Chevy “to drive around on weekends.” for about $100 while working at a brought in more than $15 million. Jefferson filling station in his teens. Edited By: Brittany Samuels SLN “In the 40 years I’ve done this, I’ve Source: Business NC Prices soared as much as a third above estimates of experts at Walworth, Wis.-based Mecum Auctions, which oversaw the sale. An antique gas pump with two glass globes brought nearly $60,000. A rare 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona, the winged supercar developed for NASCAR racing, brought $231,000, well above estimates. A mundane

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