York Creek Resident Appreciation Day 2016

York Creek once again hosted its annual Resident Appreciation Day much to the delight of the tenants and children.

Welcome to  York Creek Resident Appreciation Day

York Creek Staff Welcomes You

Alpine Township Fire Department was on hand

Belmont YMCA Staff

Free hot dogs, anyone?

Fire Chief Dave Klomparens and kids getting showered

A drenched fire chief with Community Policing Deputy Ryan Guernsey

York Creek Tenant Appreciation Day Grows and Grows

Every year the tenant appreciation day at York Creek Apartments gets bigger and better, and this year seemed to have more local businesses participate in the event.  There were free hot dogs, drinks, ice cream samples, games, entertainment, as well as representation from the Sheriff and Alpine Township Fire Department.

Thanks for giving up a Saturday Afternoon



Free Hot Dogs

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The TLC  Community celebrates at the York Creek Community Building Sundays at 5:00 pm.

Logan's Road House offered buy one get one free for York Creek residents

Buffalo Wings

Culver's

Would you rather be a police officer of a firefighter? The answer without hesitation was fire fighter



Alpine Township Fire Chief Dave Klomparens with Alpine Township Community Policing deputy Ryan Guernsey

 

York Creek Apartments Easter Celebration

A festive mood was present as the children of residents of the York Creek Apartments enjoyed searching for eggs and meeting with the Easter Bunny.  Children and adults were also welcomed in the community building where they were treated with a pancake breakfast.  Members of York Creek Management teamed up with members of the TLC Ministries to bring smiles on the face of all.  The afternoon was made even brighter for about 30 youngsters who received free bicycles thanks to the ministry of "Freedom In Motion", a Rockford based ministry whose mission it is to "serve people in West Michigan by addressing the need for affordable, alternative transportation, by distributing reclaimed, remade bicycles in order to redeem lives, relationships and communities.”

 

 

 

York Creek Community Center Offers Opportunities for Service

Sparta Adult Education Staff Jennifer Grimm
and Brian Hackert

For Sparta Community Education, the new York Creek Community Center is the ideal place to host ESL(English as a Second Language) for adults wishing to learn English.  This Saturday afternoon, numerous York Creek residents had the opportunity to sign up for upcoming classes there, as well as classes to help gain residents their GED (General Education Development Test). 

 

Sparta Community Education was one of a number of churches and community service organizations that took advantage of the Grand Opening of the York Creek Community Building to create awareness about their programs.  Also present were representatives of TLC, the organization that offers church services every Sunday at 5:00, and an opportunity for fellowship and counseling, Comstock Park Schools, and Alpine Township. which provided a slide show about the numerous neighborhood activities that transpired over the past year.

 

Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Land and other staff members of Land  and Co. For more information on how Land and Company interacts with the community, go to http://www.landcoapartments.com/about.php




Jennifer and Kim



Jennifer, Hope and Jackie

 

Maranatha Church acquainting residents with some of their programs

 



Alpine Township Planning Commission member Mike O'Malley (r) learning about  Family Outreach

 

A festive Sign on the Door

 

Missi McPherson and Gregoria Martin with Comstock Park Schools



Mr. and Mrs. Paul Land and grandson




One of the visiting families



 

York Creek Community Center Open House

 

You are invited! Saturday January 18, 2014

Resident Appreciation Day at York Creek

Land Co. and York Creek Apartments once again held their Resident Appreciation Day under sunny skies and beautiful weather.  Each year this event attracts more visitors and vendors.  There were free hot dogs, pop, frozen yogurt, lemonade, more food, games, drawings, mascots, give-a-ways, live broadcasting, free school supplies, public safety information, and much more.



Location of the Event

Some of York Creek's friendly staff



More friendly York Creek Management staff



 



Inviting everyone back to school with drawings for back packs and school supplies

 

Fazoli's Big Tomato,

"They loved me so much last year that I am back, balloons and all"

If there is a community event or need,  Culver's is there.

Hot FM 105.3 was broadcasting live



Crash captured a lot of attention




Property Manager Hope with son Jensen



Not just any Hot Dog

There were lots of fun activities for the children



Please don't EVER again tell me the remote can't walk away.

 

 

York Creek Drive Make Over

One of two road repair projects scheduled in Alpine Township is the repaving of York Creek Drive.  Construction was scheduled to begin Monday but with the good weather and less anticipated traffic issues, the project was completed today by Superior Asphalt. 

 

Another project expected to be completed this summer but by a different contractor is the resurfacing of Yorkland Drive.  Costs for the repaving projects were set aside in the budgets of the current and next fiscal year are split between Alpine Township and the Kent County Road Commission.