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Weaving Water - A Collaborative Neighborhood

6/19/2019

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When is the last time you experienced real community? Do you remember the last time you truly connected with nature? Weaving Water, a cohousing community in Durham, invites you into their collaborative neighborhood. They are built on the foundations of multi-generational community and connection with the natural world.

Why join the Weaving Water community? At Weaving Water, you will wake up steps away from the Eno River and from neighbors with whom you can share a meal, plan a celebration, or enjoy a sunset from the deck. The community upholds a vision of creating a collaborative neighborhood that encourages people to slow down and connect with family, community, and the natural world. They are inviting families with a similar vision to be part of their journey.

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Take this survey about our collaborative neighborhood for a chance to win a family photo shoot with Allie Mullin Photography!
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So, what is a collaborative neighborhood? The Cohousing Association of the United States defines cohousing as an intentional community of private homes clustered around shared space. Here you can watch some short videos that explain the essence and details of cohousing.

Some of the benefits of cohousing include... 
  • ​​​private homes (in Weaving Water’s case, beautifully and thoughtfully designed homes of 800 - 2,000 square foot), each with its own kitchen;
  • community and the opportunity to share meals, celebrations, or quiet evenings with neighbors;
  • communal spaces complete with an outdoor meadow, gardens, common house, community kitchen, and spaces for various events;
  • shared responsibilities such as gardening, meal preparation, and landscaping;
  • shared resources such as lawn mowers, guest rooms, and community meals;
  • and participatory decision making based on consensus.

The Weaving Water neighborhood represents a new kind of American Dream one that values collaboration over independence and community over isolation. Their main goal is to embrace a grounded way of life.

PictureArchitectural rendering of the homes.


Imagine living in a sustainably-built home within a multi-generational intentional community, surrounded by meadows and wooded trails, with common gardens, playgrounds, and a common house with a sunset view. The gorgeous land is adjacent to the Eno River State Park in Durham, seven miles from downtown Durham. The neighborhood will be founded on values that encourage people to slow down and connect with family, community, and the natural world. Explore our values in detail.

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The Homes: The land will serve as the site for Weaving Water’s 24 contemporary, architect-designed homes, each with 800 - 2,000 square feet and built sustainably using green building practices. The homes will have open plans and will combine plentiful windows and natural light with warm, inviting materials like wood and stone. The green views and abundant light in each home will be designed to make the inhabitants feel that they are always connected to nature, and will allow for ease of movement between indoor and outdoor spaces.

The Neighborhood: The neighborhood design includes a common house which provides a dining room/movement space, kitchen, shared guest rooms, and everyday access to a phenomenal view of the sunset.
 
Early members of Weaving Water (those who join by Summer 2019) will have the opportunity to participate in the design of homes and common spaces.
 
Finally, because the surrounding natural world is its most valuable asset, the neighborhood will incorporate many outdoor spaces, including open clearings for play and gatherings, land for vegetable gardens and manicured beds, and forest nooks. All of this is within walking distance to Eno River State Park trails.

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The Mentality: Weaving Water has a modern, creative outlook on exploring new possibilities for the built environment, and that modern approach is not just about the buildings themselves. Rather, as Laura Deam, Founder and CEO of Dwell Magazine reflects, “Modernism is an exploration of authenticity, materials, and function; it involves problem solving, testing different ideas, and expressing a little idiosyncrasy. Most important, it's about work that responds to the time in which we live.” Each building at Weaving Water is meant to reflect the ideals of a community-focused, nature-inspired lifestyle.

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Currently under development, Weaving Water is looking for future residents to join them in crafting their spaces and community. Residents will be able to move into their homes in the Spring of 2021.

Give Weaving Water a visit at their next outreach session on June 29 from 10 AM - 1PM for a site visit and potluck picnic. There will be a meeting from 10 - 11 AM at the Eno Commons ( 1 Indigo Creek Trail Durham, NC) for general information about cohousing, Weaving Water details, and a Q&A session. Cohousing residents will speak about their firsthand experiences. This event will be a great opportunity to see whether or not cohousing is a good fit for you. The outreach session will be followed by the site visit and picnic at the Weaving Water land (3912 Rivermont Road Durham, NC). If you think you can make it to the event, make sure to RSVP at weavingwaternc@gmail.com for more details!

There’s no better place to find community than Weaving Water!
A collaborative neighborhood with a grounded way of life- it’s the perfect place to call home. If being more connected to the natural world and a thoughtful community appeals to you, visit their
Facebook page and Instagram.
The residents would love to meet you!
​Also check them out online today at
www.weavingwaternc.org.
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Durham Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics

4/17/2019

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On the lookout for a dentist or orthodontist for your little ones? Durham Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics are more than happy to have you call them home. They've been serving Durham for over 30 years, bringing their care and skills to families with a smile. 
Why choose Durham Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics? Because your smile is the first thing people notice about you and a key part of your health. Dr. John and Dr. Rob truly understand this and deliver individualized, patient-centered care to each and every child that walks through their door. They partner with families to discuss all the treatment options and work hard to make sure kids have a positive experience in their office. 

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One of the many benefits to picking Durham Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics is that it's a one-stop shop for all your child's dental needs as Dr. John is one of a handful of practitioners in the United States who has specialty training to practice both pediatric dentistry and orthodontics. This allows children to feel more comfortable if the time comes that they need braces or other appliances because they already have an established relationship with their provider.

Their priority is to give exceptional care in an office that feels fun and lighthearted to children, while being true professionals in their field.

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Parents are always welcome as they're an intergral part of any visit, from the first time a new tooth erupts in a toddler to an older teen having an orthodontic appointment. It's important that each family feels at home in their office no matter the reason for the visit. Dr. Rob and Dr. John are very encouraging of young people and their dental hygiene, which includes such bonuses as being part of their no cavity club!

Their orthodontia care is bar none. If you don't believe me, check out the super cool "morphing" videos on their website showing how progress was made beginning to end for such problems as overcrowding, under bite, over bite and more! Of course, the cost of braces and other orthodontic gear can worry some parents. Not to fear, aside from processing your insurance, families can easily set up a monthly, no interest, payment plan to cover the fees with several convenient and flexible monthly payment plans available for you to pick from.
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Several key things drive their practice.

Their Mission:
  "Durham Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics believes dental health is essential to overall well-being. We also know a beautiful smile opens doors and warms hearts. It's our privilege to be a trusted partner in your child’s healthcare needs, providing compassionate care and building the foundation for a lifetime of great oral health.

Why Durham: We have served Durham for over 30  years, and it is our pleasure to continue to serve Durham’s growing and diverse population. Our family-run practice values the diversity each family brings, and prides ourselves in providing individualized care to match each child’s unique needs.

Discover Us: Please visit our office! Dr. John and Dr. Rob are board-certified pediatric dentists and orthodontists who deliver exceptional, patient-centered care. We will partner with you to discuss alternative treatment plans, helping you decide what is best for your child. We are confident you and your child will have a positive experience in our office and will leave with a smile."

Now you know why Durham Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics is so well respected by peers and beloved by kids and families alike.
It's their attention to service, their kindness, and focus on individual needs
that sets them apart.
Check them out online today at www.DurhamPDO.com
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or give them a call to schedule an appointment at (919) 489-1543. 
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Woodcroft Club

2/13/2019

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Looking for a fantastic place to have fun in the sun this summer? Look no further than the Woodcroft Club in South Durham. The Woodcroft Club boasts a giant 330,000 gallon swimming pool with a 98ft water slide, 10 ft climbing wall, 8 competition lap lanes, a new splashpad, and a competitive swim team. On top of the amazing pool is the year round gym that is available 24/7, 6 outdoor tennis courts, and year round fun events for the whole family! Their trained lifeguards teach swim lessons, tennis instructors are there to help you improve your forehand, and the summer camps are legendary. You can also rent the Clubhouse, Gazebo and Pool for private events or birthday parties. They offer a variety of membership types and you don't have to be a resident of the neighborhood to join. If you're not already convinced, Woodcroft club is also currently running their no initiation special through February 28th! Read on to find out what makes it so special there, during the summer and all year long.

The magnificent Woodcroft Club pool is renowed city wide and has something for everyone in the family! The shallow end goes from a depth of 3-4ft throughout which includes their awesome 98ft waterslide. Here you'll also find their brand new splashpad for the littlest ones in the family with interactive features made to keep the fun going all day. The main section of the pool has 8 twenty-five yard lap lanes with a depth of 4-5ft, and two lanes are always kept available for lap swim. Swimmers can reach for the sky on the 10ft. Aquaclimb rock climbing wall, and dive to their hearts content on the diving board that hovers over their super deep 12ft diving well. The snack bar sells something for every craving, and includes alcohol for responsible adults, making for relaxing afternoons poolside. Woodcroft Club also proudly has a longer season than many pools, from May 17th to September 15th. There's a reason their reputation precedes them!
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Woodcroft Club proudly offers group swim lessons at four ability levels as well as private lessons for one-on-one instruction. All lifeguards are trained at the highest levels and have exceptional skills with kids. Once you've joined, your family can also be part of the legendary Durham Summer Swim League champs Woodcroft Whirlwinds swim team this summer! Placement in the team is determined by skills and age, and you have the first two weeks to consider a trial period to make sure swim team is right for your kids. The camaraderie and skills gained are second to none!

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Need summer camps? Lucky for you, Woodcroft Club has 13 fabulous weeks of
summer camp
available for 2 different age groups - two half day weeks for 3-5 year olds and eleven full day weeks for 5-12 year olds. Every week has its own theme which they blend into crafts, activities,and games. Campers will also get daily swim and tennis lessons! Enrollment is limited to ensure low ratios so don't miss out - enroll today!

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My first experience with Woodcroft pool was for my daughter's birthday party two years ago. We needed a pool that was open early enough for her birthday and would ensure a fun time. Plus we needed indoor space just in case of inclement weather. Woodcroft Club was perfect! We got to swim to our heart's content and then relax in the clubhouse for cake and presents. It was a true memory maker for my daughter and I'd recommend it to anyone!

What's included in birthday parties at Woodcroft Club?
  • Private use of the Clubhouse which has an oven, range, microwave, Freezer, Ice Maker,  and Smart TV
  • Use of Playground
  • Up to 15 swimmers (or more for an additional fee)
  • 2 hours of pool and clubhouse fun on Saturdays or Sundays 

To find out more and to book your party sooner than later click here! 

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Still not sure if Woodcroft Club is the right place for your family to belong? Just check out what these members have to say!





"We appreciate the friendly and attentive management team, and we value the sense of community we find at the Club, as well as the many friendships we've developed here over the years. It's a home away from home for our entire family!"
- Megan, Member since 2002


"Once we decided to move to Woodcroft 17 years ago, one of the first things we did was JOIN THE CLUB!  We have participated in everything the club has ever offered. It just gets better and better."
-Terry, Member since 1998


"Our children enjoy the regular Kids Movie Nights and we are very interested in all of the new craft days and other activities...  Several times during this first summer as members, we have said that we wished we knew about the Woodcroft Club before. We are now trying to make up for lost time!"
-Shannon, Member since 2015


"Before we joined, none of our kids were great swimmers.  In fact, our youngest would only cling to us.  That quickly changed after joining Woodcroft.  Now we are summer swim league swimmers all the way!  It has given our kids confidence in the water and I don't worry.  It has given us a place to hang out with our friends and meet new families who have quickly become friends.  Everyone is friendly which creates a comfortable atmosphere.  We also love the newly renovated workout room which we can access 24/7, 365. Woodcroft truly is a 'year-round playground.'"
-Scott and Sarah, Members since 2012

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It should come as no surprise knowing how great the rest of the club is that Woodcroft Swim and Tennis Club is also the home of one of the Triangles premier tennis programs, the Durham Tennis Academy. The DTA runs clinics for players of all ages and skill levels as well as offering private lessons and organizing Junior League Play. There's also tennis camp for kids, more info is here!


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The Woodcroft Club Fitness Center offers so much to get your blood pumping and is open 24hrs a day, 7 days a week, year round to members. Check out all they offer below!

  • 3 Treadmills w/ iPod connectors
  • 1 Elliptical w/ iPod connector
  • 1 Recumbant Bicycle
  • 1 Stair Master
  • Multi-Station 3-stack Multi-Function Gym
  • Dual Stack Functional Trainer w/ Press attachment
  • Adjustable Bench
  • Dumbells
  • Medicine Ball Set
  • Stability Ball Set
  • Kettlebell Set
  • Yoga Mats
  • Balance Ball
  • 3 flat screen TVs, Cable, and Wifi
  • and more!
Yoga class are also available for an additional fee. In this class, "Beginners and returning students are welcome for this gentle "slow flow" of healthy movement, invigorating poses, and deep relaxation."
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​Yet another huge bonus that is a favorite of members are the
special events Woodcroft Club holds throughout the year,
including just this month alone a kids night, a Daddy Daughter Dance, and a Mother Son dance! Check out their current events on the Woodcroft Club facebook page here!

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For more information or to join this month before the special expires,
just head over to their website at
woodcroftclub.org
or contact Club Manager Michael Bertner
at manager@woodcroftclub.org or at 919.489.7705.

Don't hesitate! Join Woodcroft Pool today!

FCC Disclosure for bloggers: I received discounted services in exchange for this blog post so that I could experience the business's benefits firsthand. The post is written by me, and contains my own opinions.
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KidBright USA

11/27/2018

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Did you know that 8 or more students in the average Durham public school classroom suffer from hunger? For these kids, the breakfast and lunch they get during school may be their only meal for that day. KidBright USA aims to change that by utilizing a volunteer network that delivers free healthy snacks to children in need. Their vision is a hunger free classroom where all children can learn and succeed, something we can all get behind. 

KidBright is currently serving 600 children in 30 classrooms at Forest View Elementary, Hope Valley Elementary, and Shepard Middle School. Their admirable goal is to expand to serve all ~ 2,000 children in these schools this spring. Your tax deductible donation will help KidBright reach this goal. Head to kidbrightusa.org/donate to donate now!

​Hunger in children has dire consequences. When kids don't have enough to eat it...
  • Negatively affects brain and cognitive development
  • Reduces motor skill development
  • Increases the chance of developing chronic health conditions
  • Correlates with obesity
  • Increases the likelihood of behavioral problems by a factor of 8-12x, including classroom disruptions
(Information from KidBright here)
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KidBright also tells us that "existing meal programs — including breakfast, lunch, and after-school snack programs — only fill a portion of the hunger gap.
  • Nutrition level of provided meals are often inadequate and comparable to fast food
  • Many schools serve lunch at unusual times to accommodate all students in limited cafeteria space
  • Many schools provide very short lunch periods often leaving students with only a few minutes of table time to eat
  • In Durham Public Schools, some elementary school students eat lunch as early as 10:30 a.m. This is their last scheduled meal until class ends at 3:30 p.m.
  • The problem is most visible at snack time when some children bring healthy snacks, some bring low-quality “junk food” snacks, and still many others have nothing to eat at all. This disparity not only means that some children are undernourished or hungry but also has a social impact in the classroom."

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Another reason KidBright exists is because they work to combat the unfair burden child hunger places on teachers. "Each year 2.25 million teachers spend an average of $33 a month to feed their hungry students. Collectively, teachers are spending a staggering $530 million out-of-pocket each year to provide food for their students."

Teachers truly know the impact of KidBright. As a 2nd grade teacher at Forest View Elementary tells us - “The seemingly simple act of sharing food with everyone, every day, has deep impacts on our classes. Besides filling the obvious need of hunger, it also nourishes kids’ hearts and reinforces their sense of belonging to a community that cares about them.”   
KidBright not only needs donations but volunteers to bring the food to the classrooms. Volunteering with KidBright is easy and fun! How does it work? 
  1. They "pair two volunteers with two classrooms so they can alternate weeks to fit with their schedules.
  2. On their scheduled weeks, volunteers receive an email with the snack order.
  3. On Saturday or Sunday volunteers visit Costco and shop for the ordered snacks.
  4. Volunteers pay for the snacks using personal funds and then email a photo of their receipt to reimbursement@KidBrightUSA.org. Within 48 hours, KidBright will reimburse volunteers in full for their purchase. 
  5. Volunteers deliver snacks Monday morning before classes start and feel good knowing that students will be nourished and ready to learn throughout the week!"
Fill out an application here! ​
KidBright also prides themselves on being completely transparent about how they work and where money goes. You can read their annual report here. 

So how can you make a difference in the lives of students in Durham today? With a one-time gift of $30 made easily online, you can provide a hungry child with a healthy snack every day of the school year. That's just .17 cents per snack/day - surely you can see the impact your donation would have and how far they can stretch your money. KidBright USA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and your gift is tax-deductible.

Help combat childhood hunger right in our hometown today. Visit: kidbrightusa.org/donate



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Carolina Theater

10/4/2018

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The Carolina Theater has been a crown jewel of downtown Durham since 1926 and is the place to go for a much-needed date night. But did you know that they have performances and films made just for kids? Best of all, they're affordable so the whole family can have fun!

The Family Saturday Series lasts all year long and is the perfect way to make your weekend something special. Each month they offer something different, sure to please anyone from adults to kids. 


Upcoming Family Saturday Series shows in 2018  include:

CHARLES PETTEE
Saturday, October 20 at 11AM - Charles Pettee performs his special combination of original and traditional southern Bluegrass music for kiddos across the world. He gives children a "whirlwind tour in banjo, guitar, and mandolin of string music... it is fun, interactive and informative." Buy tickets now (again, just $5!) here! 

CAIQUE VIDAL
Saturday, November 17 at 11AM - South American songwriter and percussionist Caique Vidal blends "rhythms of samba, reggae, salsa, bachata, pop, rock and Bossa Nova in both original and popular hits in Brazilian music." His fun style exposes kids to Afro-Brazilian culture through his dynamic and one of a kind "Bahia of All Color" performances.
Tickets for sale here!

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MAD SCIENCE
Saturday, December 15 at 11AM - Mad Science has been bringing science right to kids in a creative and fun way for over 25 years. This show, "Up, Up and Away" introduces children to the principles of air and pressure, and how the weight of our atmosphere pushes down with the force of two elephants. They use a vortex generator to create giant smoke rings to help children see how Bernoulli's principle creates lift. Hot air balloons and hovercrafts help children understand the power of air." Even more fun, volunteers will be picked from the audience to participate so buy your tickets here now!

​I can't wait for the Family Saturday Series to continue in 2019, which arrives with storyteller Donna Washington in January, followed by the Bull City Slam Poetry team - which promises to be epic! The diverse lineup continues with classical Indian dance performances, fun films like Akeelah and the Bee and the animated movie Khalil Gibran's The Prophet, and more!


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Bet you weren't aware that each year, over 15,000 school children are exposed to culture at The Carolina Theater during their one-of-a-kind  Arts Discovery Education Series. They handpick performances that are specifically designed to complement classroom curriculum,  which gives teachers a unique and fun way to enhance their lessons. The tickets are really fairly priced, anywhere from $8 to complimentary, all in the name of bringing the arts directly to Durham children. Their goal is "to help engage students through captivating on-stage performances and film presentations that connect with students and foster learning" and boy, do they go above and beyond. I've been on trips with my children's classes to daytime performances at The Carolina Theater and I can tell you from experience that this series truly sparks the imagination of kids as they watch what they've been learning come to life in front of their very eyes!

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So what special Arts Discovery Educational Series performances are coming up for schoolkids? Diverse musicians range from latin band Rio Mira to Gullah culture infused southern quartet Ranky Tanky to Carolina Live!, a performance that brings to life Carolina tunes throughout our state's history, from jazz, blues, bluegrass, gospel, and R&B. The holidays bring special performances of A Christmas Carol and The Nutcracker, sure to delight any kid during this festive season. The treasured film My Neighbor Totoro joins beloved giant puppet troupe Paperhand Puppet Intervention throughout the rest of the year, along with a adorable play based on the Caldecott Medal Winner A Sick Day For Amos McGee. There's something for every class with the Arts Discovery Educational Series - share the news with your child's teacher today!
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Between the Family Saturday Series
and the Arts Discovery Educational Series,
The Carolina Theater offers dozens of opportunities
for families and schools to learn, laugh, gasp, groove,
and be inspired right in the middle of our beautiful city
for a really reasonable price.
​You can't beat that, so buy your tickets here today!

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