Sunday, October 13, 2019 – This past weekend, the Boy Scouts from Troop 481 worked with the President of KGCL to install outlets and flood light for the flag pole at Witt Park. Read more to watch the video from the kids from the local Boy Scout troop.
Groveland Park is the city playground park near the intersection of Kings Grant Rd and N. Lynnhaven Rd. It is the nearest children’s playground for many King’s Grant homes. The final plan for site refurbishment and new playground equipment is now available. The equipment has been ordered and construction will be scheduled after the 4th…
The project to reintroduce the state-approved species of grass carp into King’s Grant lakes is ready for the next big step. The delivery of the sterile, grass munching carp is expected on Thursday, June 12th! The fish are being transported a considerable distance by truck to our neighborhood, so the day could potentially change. Updates…
This is an update on the water quality project that reintroduces grass carp to the lakes of King’s Grant. This is an initiative to control the growing problem with aquatic weeds in the lakes. The background on this project, the species of fish, and the fund raising to accomplish this has been the subject of…
Clean Lakes and Carp Donation Project Seeks Support Update: Click Here to Donate with PayPal King’s Grant Community League is coordinating community efforts to improve the quality of our fresh water lakes by collecting money to purchase Carp to be placed in our five (5) neighborhood lakes. We plan to buy an approved species of…
Where can KGCL contribute to our neighborhood? That’s the topic of our meeting of General Members, this Thursday, February 15, 7:00 PM at King’s Grant Elementary School. Please note the new start time!! We’ll get an update on the carp restoration project. We’ll learn about installing tide and storm water sensors at Watergate Lane. WE…
King’s Grant Community League President, Steve Nimitz, recently shared the following updates with the board of directors. The next meeting of the board is December 11th. Stumps at Witt Park were removed yesterday. The flagpole installation, starting with the foundation, is supposed to begin today. We might have a flagpole within days. After that, the…
As you are driving by The Triangle you will notice that we replaced the landscaping at the intersection of King’s Grant Road and N. Lynnhaven Road. May Farm Garden Club donated the landscaping as a community project. Elaine Hillers was the point person for the garden club and did all the coordination with the nursery…
King’s Grant Community League’s mission is to maintain open space in the neighborhood for residents and visitors. This park is a tranquil spot on Watergate Lane looking north over Wolfsnare Creek. There’s a sturdy bench where you can sit to look, listen, and think. There’s an access to the water suitable for canoes and kayaks…
May Farm Garden Club has pine straw! Each year the May Farm Garden Club of Kingston hosts an annual pine straw sale. Proceeds from this sale are used for beautification in several locations of our community. This year’s sale, on March 19th, landed on a cold, wet day that severely curtailed the neighborhood turnout. As…