Judging from his good-natured high-energy personality, few would have known that Aaron, a Haddon Hall lifeguard, has already faced down cancer once in his life. But now Aaron is facing another battle; this time against AML, a rare and aggressive form of leukemia. Now you can show your support for Aaron and join “Aaron’s Army”.

 

 Show your support and purchase your very own “Leukemia/Awareness/Aaron’s Army” orange wrist band for just $3.00!! (All proceeds will go to Aaron’s family.)

 

Contact Cristi Solomon at cristis1015@yahoo.com

Or 919-906-8428 to get yours today and show your support by joining “Aaron’s Army”

 

For more information about Aaron, click on the read more link. 

 

 

 The summer tennis program was a big success and many residents have asked to continue the program this fall. We are offering classes in September and October. Times vary so please check the schedule carefully. Details on the tennis clinic page.

 

The continued deterioration in the condition of the bridges around the Haddon Hall pond has caused them to be deemed unsafe. Barriers, warning tape and signs have been placed across the entrances to each closed bridge to warn people to stay off. 

 

A contractor has been contacted and has surveyed the bridges. He is developing a proposal which would repair the bridges and improve their overall stability. The work has been classed as urgent, and the Board, property manager and contractor are working to get the bridges repaired as soon as possible.

 

If you haven't, consider taking a few minutes to register.