Shalom everyone!
Can you believe it? The summer is almost over! Well, if you are one of the many teachers or grad students in our group, you can. Well, we have a surprise for you BEFORE your summer ends. Due to a scheduling conflict in August, our “Crafts Day” has been postponed to a later date; instead, we will be having a “Wet ‘n Wild” day at Emerald Pointe Water Park. More information can be found below.
On that note, in this installment of the TYJP events newsletter, please find detailed information for the following:
Wednesday, July 31, 2002: TYJP Board/Planning Meeting (open to everyone interested, not just the board)
Sunday, August 11, 2002: “Wet ’n Wild” Day at Emerald Pointe Water Park
Mark your calendars for these other events; more information will follow in subsequent Emails.
Wednesday, August 7, 2002: Schmooze and Views
*Thursday, August 15, 2002: Happy Hour, Location TBD in Cary/Raleigh
Sunday, August 18, 2002: Joint Mosiac/TYJP “Learn to Scuba” Party
*If you have any suggestions for, or wish to host, the above Happy Hour, please contact Michael Cohen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]).
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TYJP Board/Planning Meeting:
When: Wednesday, July 31, 2002
Time: 7:00 PM
Where: Stonewood Tavern & Grill, 1080 Darrington Drive, Cary, NC (Phone: 481-0174)
It’s that time of the year again. It is time to plan TYJP events for the next few months. If you have any ideas or suggestions for activities or events for the time frame of August 16 through December 31, please feel free to come to the planning meeting. We need volunteers and ideas if we are going to keep TYJP active and alive. If you cannot attend the meeting, but have any ideas, suggestions, or wish to volunteer for an event, please contact Michael Cohen at [EMAIL PROTECTED].
As far as the meeting place, Stonewood Tavern & Grill, it is a new establishment in Cary, which has been getting some good reviews. Meal prices range from around $8 for soups and/or sandwiches to $14+ for entrees, according to the hostess I just talked to.
Please RSVP to [EMAIL PROTECTED] by the morning of Wednesday, July 31, in order for us to make a reservation at Stonewood.
Directions:
From North Raleigh (I-540):
Take I-540 South to Aviation Pkwy.
Exit Aviation Pkwy towards RDU Airport/Cary.
Continue on Aviation Pkwy past RDU.
Pass over I-40.
After passing the traffic light at Southpoint Drive, take second left onto Evans Road.
Take Evans to second traffic light (Cary Parkway).
Turn right onto Cary Parkway.
Continue on Cary Parkway through traffic light at NC-54/Chapel Hill Road.
Take second left after NC-54 traffic light.
You should see Stonewood Tavern & Grill on your right.
Continue into the parking lot.
From Raleigh (other than I-540):
Take I-40 West to Harrison Avenue Exit.
Turn left onto Harrison Avenue towards Cary (South).
Go past shopping center.
Turn right at the traffic light at Cary Parkway.
It is immediately opposite of Cary Academy.
I believe it is the second traffic light after the shopping center.
Continue on Cary Parkway through traffic light at NC-54/Chapel Hill Road.
Take second left after NC-54 traffic light.
You should see Stonewood Tavern & Grill on your right.
Continue into the parking lot.
From Durham/Chapel Hill:
Take I-40 East to Aviation Pkwy Exit.
Turn right onto Aviation Pkwy towards Cary/Morrisville (away from RDU airport).
After passing the traffic light at Southpoint Drive, take second left onto Evans Road.
Take Evans to second traffic light (Cary Parkway).
Turn right onto Cary Parkway.
Continue on Cary Parkway through traffic light at NC-54/Chapel Hill Road.
Take second left after NC-54 traffic light.
You should see Stonewood Tavern & Grill on your right.
Continue into the parking lot.
If you have any questions, please contact Michael Cohen at [EMAIL PROTECTED].
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”Wet ’n Wild” Day at Emerald Pointe Water Park:
When: Sunday, August 11, 2002
Time: 10:30 AM
Where: “Wet ’n Wild” Emerald Pointe Water Park, Greensboro, NC
Join TYJP for an “end of summer” celebration at Emerald Pointe Water Park in Greensboro, NC. Wet 'n Wild, the Carolina’s largest and most exhilarating water park, is the perfect summer getaway, with dozens of ways to beat the heat, from thrilling water slides to relaxing rides for all ages. For more specific information regarding Emerald Pointe, please refer to their web site:
http://www.emeraldpointe.com
If anyone is interested after spending a full day at the Park, we plan to go to one of the many eating establishments in the area. We plan to leave the park around 5:30 PM and get to one of the eateries by 6:00 PM. More information will be forthcoming, and will be based upon feedback from interested parties.
Since Emerald Pointe is approximately 90 minutes from the Triangle, we will be attempting to set-up carpools from the various Triangle areas. Please RSVP with Michael Cohen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) by August 7 for this event, and please indicate:
1. Where are you planning to come from (Raleigh, Cary, Durham, Chapel Hill, Greensboro, High Point)
2. Do you wish to join a carpool to Greensboro.
3. Do you mind driving a carpool to Greensboro.
4. Are you planning to join us for dinner afterwards, or do you plan to return early.
If at least 15 people attend this event, we can receive a group rate of $19 (regularly $24.95). Otherwise, we will attempt to find other means for a discount. Other costs include $5.00/car for parking, and a locker rental fee of $7.00 (of which $2 is a refundable key deposit); we generally share one locker among many people (for shoes, shirts, etc.). Also, plan to spend between $7 to $10 if you want to get lunch at the park.
Directions to Emerald Pointe can be found at:
http://www.emeraldpointe.com/index.jsp?path=parkInfo&page=directions
If you have any questions, please contact Michael Cohen at [EMAIL PROTECTED].
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