Sunny Hills Civic Association, Inc. Newsletter
May 2012 Newsletter (PDF file)
The Association publishes a monthly
newsletter entitled “The Sunny Hills Newsletter” that
goes to all homes within Sunny Hills and to selected
distribution points like the Golf Course, Deltona
Office, Spring Ridge Office, County Office, and others.
About 700 copies are distributed each month free and
that cost is paid by the advertisers, so support the
advertisers with your trade whenever possible. It’s
possible to subscribe for out-of-town delivery at a cost
of $25.00/year for U.S. addresses and $25.00/year plus
any overseas additional postage to foreign addresses.
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Included in the Newsletter is the
Community Calendar that can also be accessed separately
through this Website.
To
have your events added to the Community Calendar,
contact the Newsletter via email at
Newsletter@SunnyHillsFlorida.org.
Changes to the
Community Calendar on-line
will normally be posted within 24 hours and the current
copy of the calendar is published monthly in the printed
Newsletter.
The
submission deadline for the printed Newsletter is the 18th
of each month via email to
Newsletter@SunnyHillsFlorida.org
in Word or PDF format.
The Newsletter does not currently
publish a Letters To The Editor section, but if you
have news about the community that should be common
knowledge, send it in as an article, and it will be
considered for publication (with or without author
attribution). Articles expressing support or
criticism for any parties to the on-going lawsuit
with the Board of County Commissioners will not be
published.
Selection of articles is solely the
responsibility of the Editor and the Civic
Association Board of Directors, and there is no
intent by the Civic Association to provide the type
of news coverage on all sides of issues that might
be found in public media.
The sole intent of “The Sunny Hills
Newsletter” is to inform Sunny Hills/Oak Hill
property owners and residents about topics and
issues of common interest within the community and
not to advocate for a particular position.
