Dear members, friends and neighbors,

NextDoor (an app that’s competing with Facebook) has sent out a letter inviting many of you to join. That letter makes it look like one of your neighbors sent the letter. It was not sent by anyone out of our community.

It’s a marketing/spam letter.

Do not follow the link. Trash the letter. And do not provide any personal details to anyone that might call you regarding this subject.

Advise: Stay always vigilant. Don’t open links in emails you don’t recognize or if the email comes from someone you do not know. Don’t share personal information with callers that you never been in contact with. 

Your Board of Beaumont’s Seven Harbors White and Duck Lake Association

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Thank you to all our Veterans for your service and sacrifice to protect our freedom and values. We are in your debt.

Thank you to everyone for participating in our November General Members Meeting on November 4th at the Highland Eagles. We had over 60 members at this meeting and it was a great event, introducing the new board, our responsibilities and how we want to create focus, collaboration and support for each other. Please find below the presentation material for all of our members. For questions or feedback what we can do better please send us your thoughts to feedback@sevenharbors.org

​​We posted the draft meeting minutes as well as more details for our Special General Members Meeting in December during the next days within our Member Area as well.

Thank you for being an active member and please share your experience with everyone that is interested.

Your Board of Beaumont’s Seven Harbors White and Duck Lake Association

Want to know more? Go to the November General Members Meeting Presentation and Draft Meeting Minutes

Please join us at our Novembers General Members Meeting We are all very excited to see many of you again in person and are looking forward to a great dialogue amongst friends. Please find below our agenda for the evening and your first meeting with the newly elected board members.

See you soon.

Winni Schoeb
President, Beaumont’s Seven Harbors White and Duck Lake Association

Dear friends and neighbors,

​I have to inform you that, the board has decided to postpone tomorrows General Member Meeting to the first week of November 2021. We have received a message that one of our board members was tested positive for COVID. Since the entire board has collaborated very closely together over the past weeks and days, we cant be sure if anyone else is affected by this situation as well.

​As a result, the entire board decided to focus on safety first and that we do not want to risk anyone’s health no matter the costs sitting together in one room. This is the best and most sensitive decision we had to take in the interest and well being of everyone.

We do apologize for any inconvenience this might cause and we know that many of you are equally excited to meet again as one community. Promise we will do so soon.

​On a good note, no-one is suffering from severe symptoms or major illness at this point in time and we wish everyone a speedy recovery.

We are planning to meet in person on November 4th, 2021 at 7.00pm at the Highland Eagles Hall and will provide further updates once we have more details.

​For questions please contact any of the board members or send us an email to our new email address: contact@sevenharbors.com

​Yours Respectfully

Winni Schoeb,
President, Beaumont’s Seven Harbors White and Duck Lake Association

Executive Board

President – Winfried Schoeb
1st Vice President –  John Millington
2nd Vice President – Eric Russell
Secretary – Nancy Drury
Treasurer – Sharon Crary

​Trustees

This is all our neighborhood. See something, say southing. We are all in it together.

Saturday the barrier at the Beaumont entrance to Central Park was destroyed the same day it was installed.  The barrier and gate were needed for the safety of the children playing at Central Park and requested by members attending the General Meetings. The barrier was designed to look like the posts at South Beach keeping with the nautical theme and destroyed before completion.  Two of the posts were ripped out and thrown in the park.  The other post was sawed halfway through at the bottom.

​In other parts of the sub STOP signs were torn out of the ground and removed, mailboxes blown up, which by the way is a federal offense. 

​The walking bridge stairs are being destroyed by dirt bikes, the cost to replace those will be high as the fencing alone after the storm was $5.000.  It has also been reported several boys were attempting to dislodge the walking bridge rocking it back and forth.

Also, the homeowners with camera view of the street please review your footage Saturday night from 2:30 – 3:30 for 2 dirt bikes.  The police would be interested in speaking with the people riding those dirt bikes.

Contact the Oakland County Sheriff at 248-858-4950 Ext. 8 to report any boats violating this rule or other lake issues that might require the Sheriff’s assistance.