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Your Amenity Center Staff wishes you the

best of everything this Holiday Season!

All our love, Margaret, Steve, Bernadette

and the entire CREW!

INSIDE THIS EDITION:

Durbin Contact Listing Holiday Hours

Pond Press Durbin Communication Durbin Interest Groups Chick-fil-A Thursdays

Food Truck Fridays Recipe Corner

Upcoming Events Wreaths & Wine

Fit 4 Moms… FREE trial Holiday Cookie Exchange

Durbin Night of Lights Holiday Decorating Contest

Sewing Circle Storytime / Bookmobile Mary Music and More Center Stage at Durbin

New Year’s Ideas New Year’s Safety Tips South / North Calendar Pool Resurfacing Notice

Sunrise / Sunset Calendar Sports & Fitness Tiny Tots Sports

Yoga Tennis

Advertising Information Ads, Events, Fundraisers

and MORE!

Durbin Crossing Chronicle | December 2017

CDD Board of Supervisors

Peter Pollicino - Chairman

Tim Brownlee - Vice Chairman Jason Harrah - Assistant Secretary

Sarah Hall - Assistant Secretary Debbie Driscoll - Assistant Secretary

HOA Property Manager

Floridian Property Management Joseph Huber

[email protected] 904-592-4090

414 Old Hard Road Suite 502

Fleming Island, Florida 32003

Durbin Crossing

Community Contact List

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Amenity Staff

General Manager Margaret Alfano

[email protected]

Field Operations Manager Steve Howell

[email protected]

Amenities Manager Bernadette Duncan

[email protected] [email protected]

South Amenity Center: 904-230-2011

CDD District Manager

Governmental Management Services Dave deNagy

[email protected] 904-940-5850 ext. 404

475 W. Town Place Suite 114

St. Augustine, Florida 32092

Our next CDD meeting will be held on

Monday December 18th,

at 6pm in the South Social Hall.

HOLIDAY HOURS

In observance of the upcoming Holidays ALL Amenity

facilities, including the gym,

will close at Noon on Sunday December 24

and will be closed Monday December 25.

They will also close at Noon on Sunday December 31

and will be closed Monday January 1.

We appreciate your cooperation and understanding.

We wish you and your family a safe and

Happy Holiday season!

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DURBIN CROSSING

POND PRESS

Happy December Durbin Crossing residents! Since the time of well-wishing and season’s greetings has come upon us, I thought I would pick a similarly fun topic to discuss this month. In addition to the grass carp we stocked in the ponds earlier this year, you might no-tice other fish species hanging out in your local waterways. Despite not fully understanding the mechanisms behind it, we know that uninvited fish almost always find their way into ponds that weren’t previously stocked. Theories on their dispersal range from flooding events, to fish eggs carried on bird legs, to the more mundane- kids with buckets. Bluegill and other small sunfish, like Redear, are a common site in Florida waters. Recog-nizable by their rounded, flat bodies, they are native only to North America, although their range has spread to other continents due to human intervention. In our man-made ponds, sunfish act as a biological control for small crustaceans, but will also feed upon insect lar-vae (particularly mosquito and midge fly) when they are available. Their nests are created on the sandy bottom of ponds, where they clear shallow, sandy indentations and protect them with chihuahua-like ferocity. In some waterways you can observe so many nests clus-tered together, that the bottom of the pond looks like honeycomb! Alas, these little fish are not at the top of the fishy food chain, thanks to another relatively common site in our ponds- Largemouth Bass. The state freshwater fish of Florida, with the recognized subspecies Florida Largemouth, these predators (also in the sunfish family) are recognized by their olive-green elongated bodies, jagged horizontal body stripe, and large lower jaw. While their diet is like that of a bluegill when they are juveniles; as adults aver-aging 18 inches in length, largemouth will feed on other fish, frogs, small turtles, worms, larger crustaceans, and even the odd small mammal that might happen too near. Bass also create nests on the shallow bottom of ponds- larger but less-delineated areas guarded by aggressive males who woo the egg-laden females with their tales of chivalry. There are many other native fish species that can be found in our Florida ponds: Shad, Gar, Catfish, Mosquitofish, and Guppies. Each serves a small but important role in their envi-ronment. Making sure to gently release any fish you catch in your ponds is one of the best way to ensure that more fish will be present in the future. We can help them in their contin-uing control of nuisance insects and aquatic vegetation, and their presence will keep the ponds full of water birds and turtles that we can enjoy all year long!



DON’T MISS OUT ON ANY OF THE

LATEST DURBIN CROSSING INFORMATION!

Please visit our website at: durbincrossingliving.com

Sign up for our weekly e-blast and monthly e-newsletter either on the website

or at the South Durbin Amenity office.

Search for @DurbinCrossing to find our Facebook page.

Lastly, be sure you are logged onto our Twitter page @dcamenities.

We will post important pool information; hours, temperature, etc.

PLEASE NOTE: Any photos taken at Durbin Crossing Events may be

seen in our monthly newsletters and/or on our website.

STAY

TUNED!


Senior Ladies Luncheon

Senior Ladies Luncheon

is held the 2nd Wednesday

of each month at 12:30pm

at South Durbin.

Bring a dish to share.

St Johns Small

Business Alliance

St Johns Small Business

Alliance: connecting,

supporting and empower-

ing small business owners

and entrepreneurs.

Thursdays 9:00-10:00am

Durbin Interest Groups Book Club

Book Club meets at

South Durbin

on the first Wednesday

of each month at

7:30pm.

Bring a snack to share.

Senior Ladies Card

Group

Senior Ladies card

group meets at South

Durbin

every Thursday

at 10:30am.

Various card games are

played while they enjoy

each other’s company.

Mahjong

Our newest club will

meet every Monday

morning, 10am at North

Durbin. You do not need

to be an experienced

player, we will teach too.

Come on out have fun

and meet new neighbors.

Ladies Lunch and

Game Day

Join us at South Durbin

the last Friday of every

month at 10:30am. Please

bring a brunch item to

share. No experience

required but be prepared

for FUN!

Senior Men’s Group

Senior Men’s group

meets at South Durbin

every Tuesday at

10:30am. The Senior

Men discuss many topics

while they enjoy coffee

and treats.

**If you are interested

in starting an interest

group, please email the

Amenity Staff at

amenities

@durbincrossing.com.

We look forward to

hearing from you.

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TO GO… EVERY Thursday That’s right, Chick-fil-A will be visiting us EVERY THURSDAY from 5:30pm-6:30pm

at South Durbin. Come on down and take some great Chick-fil-A treats home with you!

Choose from the catering menu below. Please note they accept cash, credit and debit

cards. They are unable to accept Chick-fil-A gift cards. See you Thursday!

*To order Chicken Nugget Trays, please contact the restaurant 4 - 6 hours in advance at

904-269-2210.

Chick-fil-A Chicken Sandwich 440 Calories $3.79

Chick-fil-A Spicy Chicken Sandwich 490 Calories $4.09

Grilled Chicken Cool Wrap 340 Calories $6.29

Grilled Market Salad 200 Calories $8.69

Side Salad 80 Calories $3.55

Fruit Cup (small) 30 Calories $2.45

Chick-fil-A Chicken Sandwich Pkg. Meal 980-1060 Cal $6.98

* Package meal includes Chips and Chocolate Chunk Cookie

Chocolate Chunk Cookie 330 Calories $1.39

Chips 210 Calories $1.80

Drinks, See options below $1.85

Dasani Water/0 Calories, Iced Tea, Sweet/90-220 Calories, Lemonade, regular/170-340

Before placing your order, please inform your server if a person in your party has a food allergy.

2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary.

Additional nutrition information available upon request or at chick-fil-a.com


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Mark your calendars for EVERY Friday night

because it is FOOD TRUCK FRIDAY!

Cancel all plans to cook and come to South Durbin

between 5 and 8pm. Food tri

*Take out is always available too!


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• 1 cup graham cracker crumbs • 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour

• 2 tablespoons white sugar • 3/4 cup eggnog

• 3 tablespoons melted butter • 2 eggs

• 3 (8 ounce) packages cream cheese, softened • 2 tablespoons rum

• 1 cup white sugar 1 pinch ground nutmeg

Ingredients

Directions

1. Preheat oven to 325 degrees F (165 degrees C). 2. In a medium bowl combine graham cracker crumbs, 2 tablespoons sugar and butter. Press into the bottom of a 9 inch

spring form pan. 3. Bake in preheated oven for 10 minutes. Place on a wire rack to cool. 4. Preheat oven to 425 degrees F (220 degrees C). 5. In a food processor combine cream cheese, 1 cup sugar, flour and eggnog; process until smooth. Blend in eggs, rum

and nutmeg. Pour mixture into cooled crust. 6. Bake in preheated oven for 10 minutes. 7. Reduce heat to 250 and bake for 45 minutes, or until center of cake is barely firm to the touch. Remove from the

oven and immediately loosen cake from rim. Let cake cool completely before removing the rim. Sinclair, Bill. “Eggnog Cheesecake III - Printer Friendly.” Allrecipes, Allrecipes.com29, 29 Nov. 2017, allrecipes.com/recipe/24308/eggnog-cheesecake-iii/print/?recipeType=Recipe&servings=16&isMetric=false


Eggnog Cheesecake

This is a delicious cheesecake for eggnog lovers. The secret to a smooth cheesecake is to cream the cream cheese in a food processor for several minutes.

RECIPE CORNER

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C&K Design Partners is a full service interior decorating firm located right here in St Johns.

They have been in business since 2009 and have been featured in Jacksonville Magazine, on the

Riverside Avondale Tour of Homes, on the Riverside Avondale Tour of Homes project, and

have even been voted Bold City’s Best Interior Design Firm!

Wreaths & Wine

Wreaths and Wine is here at Durbin Crossing

Bring your favorite beverage along with your craft skills

and learn to make a winter themed wreath! All wreath making

supplies and instructions are included.

Light snacks will be provided.

Event Information

Date: Thursday, December 7th at South Durbin

Time: 6:30pm

Cost: $35 per person (all supplies included)

RSVP with payment to the South Durbin Amenity Office

by December 5th.

Minimum 15 registrations required.


Fit 4 Mom is coming to Durbin Crossing!

Join us for a special FREE preview class on

December 11th at 9:30am in front of South Durbin

FIT4MOM is dedicated to the Strength In Motherhood™. Providing

classes and support for moms at every stage of motherhood. Through

Fit4Baby's prenatal fitness classes, Stroller Strides, Body Back, and

Our Village, women have the opportunity to have a workout and

support that is flexible around the demands of motherhood. We are

pleased to be coming out to Durbin Crossing to be offer a

Stroller Strides POP UP class on December 11th. We encourage

you to come out, invite your friends and enjoy the company of

moms just like you.

Please use the link the below to fill out the mandatory

class waiver in advance.

https://fit4mom-stjohns.pike13.com/e/67795163


Nothing looks more breathtaking than driving through a neighborhood that is

beautifully lined with luminaries. We are asking all Durbin

Crossing residents to come together as a community and purchase a set of

luminaries to line your driveway on the night of Saturday, December 16.

This is a great night to stroll the neighborhood and admire everyone’s

beautiful holiday decorations.

Luminaries can be purchased at the South office for only $8 per kit.

What does the kit include? 12 luminary bags, 12 votive candles, and 2 bags

of sand. You must prepay for your kit by Friday, December 8. Kits will be

available for pickup on Wednesday, December 13. Cash or checks only.

We purchase our kits from Pine Castle, Inc. Pine Castle is a leader in serving

adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and providing support to their families across Northeast Florida.


CHRISTMAS LIGHTS CONTEST

Do you think your house has what it takes to win in one of the following categories?

• Clark Griswold Award: The house that has the MOST Christmas lights and decor. If it looks

like you bought every decoration from Target, Home Depot and Disney, this is your category.

• Most Traditional: This house brings back the nostalgia of the Bing Crosby days. Featuring

pretty white lights and red ribbons, a true classic if you will.

• Most Animated: This house is full of inflatables, blinking lights, music or more!

• Best All Around - Knock Your Socks Off! This house is just a jaw dropping hit. It is one you see

and will never forget - in a good way.

If you would like to have our judges consider your home, you must email your name &

address to our Amenity Manager, Bernadette Duncan, at [email protected],

so that you can be added to the list for judging. The judges will be driving through the neighborhoods on Saturday, December 16th during the Night of Lights. The judges will be

making their rounds after 6 pm, so make sure you have your lights ready to go.

Winners in each category will receiver a $25 Visa gift card. We need a minimum of 40 families to participate in order for this to be a go!

*You will receive a confirmation email that you have been added to the list*


Storytime Thursday, December 14th

10:30 am North Durbin

Join Ms. Karen from the St Johns County

Library for stories, crafts, games and fun!

Please RSVP so that we can be sure to

have enough supplies 904-230-2011.

Bookmobile Thursday, December 14th

10:30 am - 12pm

You can pretty much do anything on the bookmobile that

you can do at a branch. They have all types of materials

for kids and adults. Movies, fiction, non-fiction, books

on tape, cd’s etc., etc. You can place and pick up holds

on our scheduled visits rather than having to drive to a

library branch to pick them up. You can return your books

back to bookmobile or any St. Johns County branch library.

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Center Stage will continue with a 14 week spring session held in Durbin Crossing!!!

Dates: Thursday, January, 18th through Thursday, April 26th!

Time: 5:00-6:00pm (Thursdays)

Location: Durbin Crossing North Amenity Center

Cost: $225 for the session OR 4-$60 payments (monthly)

To Register: email [email protected] ***Space is limited***

Center Stage is a performing arts class that incorporates singing and dancing technique while

teaching confidence, poise, and stage presence. The class is geared for 1st-5th graders. Our

instructors, Mary Mollitt and Cristina Duncan, both have many years experience teaching children

of all ages, and have successfully ran Center Stage as a summer camp for the last 2 years in a row

and had a great 14 week session this past fall! We cannot wait to meet your performers!


New Year’s FUN in our area…

Looking for something fun to do this

year for New Year’s Eve. Here are

just a few of the great fun

opportunities in our area.

St Augustine Beach Blast Off: St. Augustine's most popular New Year's celebration, the Beach

Blast Off takes place at St. Augustine Beach Pier Park on Sunday, December 31, 2017, with live

music, food and drinks, a kids' zone, and a spectacular fireworks show.

The Comfort Zone offers 30 food vendors and a beer, champagne and wine tent. Local bands

provide the music and a 65-inch TV keeps everyone up-to-the-minute with the New Year's Eve

festivities in Times Square and around the world. This year's event features a mechanical bull,

a photo booth, and carnival rides. The Kids' Zone area includes several inflatables and

activities such as face painting. The fireworks display to music takes place at 8:30 p.m., with t

he after-party continuing until 10:00 p.m.

FREE entrance. Tickets available for Kids' Zone activities and food and drink purchases.

When: Saturday, December 31, 2017, from 6 to 10 p.m. Fireworks at 8:30 p.m.

Where: St. Augustine Beach Pier Park is located at 350 A1A Beach Blvd.

For more grown up entertainment, check the website:

https://www.visitstaugustine.com/event/new-years-eve.

This is a great resource for where the action will be in downtown St Augustine

and how to get in on the party!

Thinking of heading to Jacksonville? The following website will

offer you a wide variety of options for all ages.

https://www.904area.com/newyearseve/

Whatever you decide to do on New Year’s, please be safe. We want to spend

the entire year with you here at Durbin Crossing!


New Year’s Eve Safety Tips Whatever you plan this New Year’s Eve, please keep yourself and everyone else safe. Here are just a few tips to make the start of your year as fun and safe as we hope the rest of your year is… Drinking: While this goes under the “common sense” rule, it still must be said, DON’T SIT YOUR DRINK DOWN ANYWHERE! A lot of times people are to trusting within their surrounding and tend to put their drink down where anyone can get to it, keep your drink with you. Even if you have to go to the bathroom, either take it with your or give it to a close friend of yours. Whatever you do, don’t leave your drink at a table and then come back to it. While New Year’s Eve is super fun it’s also super dangerous when it comes to someone spiking your drink while it’s unattended. When you are popping champagne bottles, aim the cork away from people. This may sound funny, however; it’s a serious issue, it’s all fun and games until someone loses an eye! Driving: Driving accidents rise during the holidays, so it's crucial to have a safe ride on a night when so many people are out and about. Don't assume you'll be able to hail a cab. Know your options in ad-vance and decide whether you'll take public transportation, use a ridesharing service or carpool with your friends. Whatever you do this New Year’s Eve, DON’T DRINK AND DRIVE! Even if you’ve had only a couple of drinks, have a designated driver to drive you around. You many think that you’re okay, don’t be wrong! To avoid problems with accidents and the law, have someone “sober” drive for you. This doesn’t count if your designated driver had drinks along with you; make sure your driver is alcohol free for the night. Parking: New Year's Day is the second most active holiday for car thefts. If you must leave your car some-where overnight, be sure it's locked and try to pick it up as early as possible the next day. Guest Safety: If you're hosting a party, you'll want to be sure your guests get home safely. One option might be to hire a driver for the evening to provide people a way to get home. Fireworks and Guns: Both guns and fireworks frequently make 'celebratory' appearances at New Year's Eve parties. But it might not be a good idea with the holiday crowds. Those bullets that go up, come down just as fast. Also remember, you cannot shoot fireworks into the air in St Johns County. We know, they sell them, you just can’t shoot them.

http://time.com/3639189/health-new-years/

https://www.nicb.org/newsroom/news-releases/2015-holiday-vehicle-theft-report


New Year’s Eve Safety Tips - continued Make a plan with your kids: Set a reasonable curfew with your kids for their New Year's Eve festivities. If they're old enough to drive, be sure they understand the dangers of driving on the holiday. Encourage them to stay in one location instead of hopping from party to party. Public Events: Being that it’s New Year’s Eve I’m sure you’re going to want to attend all of the parties and New Year’s festivities. When attending these events, beware of your surroundings at all times! This is extremely important since you may be drinking around tons of people you don’t know in a place you’ve probably never been. Never go to these types of places by yourself. This doesn’t just go for women it also goes for men! When at public events make sure you have a communication device such as cell phone or laptop just in case anything negative occurs. Be prepared! Pet Safety: Nothing frightens pet’s more than sudden loud noises. Extra attention must be given so your pets won’t run away in a panic. Scared, running pets can be hit by cars, cause accidents, and become lost...not to mention, frequently bite peo-ple. Other tips for your New Year’s Celebration include: Make sure all fences and gates are secure. Make sure your pet has its ID or dog license, come down and microchip NOW, if you already have a microchip make sure it is current. Keep your pets INSIDE, in a comfortable room, with comforting music playing to drowned out scary noises.

May 2016 SOUTH

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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Food Truck Fri 5-8pm

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POOL CLOSED

Women’s Beginner /

D Team Tennis 7:30-

8:30PM

5 Senior Men’s Group 10:30am

Beginning Tennis 10:30 - 11:30 AM

Kids Tennis Clinic Ages 6-10/5:30-7pm Ages 11+ / 7-8:30pm

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C-Team Tennis 7-8:30pm

7 St Johns Small Bus Alliance 9am Senior Ladies Group 10:30am Chick-fil-a 5:30pm Wreath & Wine Class

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POOL CLOSED

FREE Fit 4 Mom

Class 9:30am


D Team Tennis 7:30-

8:30PM

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Ladies Lunch 12:30pm

C-Team Tennis 7-8:30pm

14 St Johns Small Bus Alliance 9am Senior Ladies Group 10:30am Chick-fil-a 5:30pm Kids Tennis Clinic See Tues.

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Holiday Cookie

Exchange 7pm RSVP

is mandatory!

16 2nd Annual Durbin Crossing Night of

Lights, Contest Judging too!

Put out your luminaries at dusk, walk, meet, mingle

and ENJOY!

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POOL CLOSED

CDD MEETING 6pm


D Team Tennis 7:30-

8:30PM

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Senior Men’s Group 10:30am



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C-Team Tennis

7-8:30pm

21 St Johns Small Bus Alliance 9am Senior Ladies Group 10:30am Chick-fil-a 5:30pm Kids Tennis Clinic See Tues

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Sunday Dec. 24:

All Amenities and

Gym close at Noon.

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ALL Amenities

including gym are

CLOSED today. Please

enjoy your time with

family and friends!

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Senior Men’s Group 10:30am



27 C-Team Tennis

7-8:30pm

28 St Johns Small Bus Alliance 9am Senior Ladies Group 10:30am Chick-fil-a 5:30pm Kids Tennis Clinic See Tues.

29 Food Truck Fri 5-8pm Ladies Lunch & Game Day 10:30am

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NORTH

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 Mary Music 9:30-11:15am

2

4 Mahjong 10am

5 Mary Music 9:25-11 Yoga 7-8:15pm POOL CLOSED

6 Sports Classes 10:30/3pm

7 Ballet 10am & 4pm Center Stage 5pm


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11 Mahjong 10am

12 Mary Music 9:25-11 Yoga 7-8:15pm POOL CLOSED


14 Story & Bookmobile 10:30am Ballet 10am & 4pm Center Stage 5pm


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18 Mahjong 10am

19 Mary Time Music Jammy Jam 6-6:45pm Yoga 7-8:15pm

POOL CLOSED



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Sunday Dec. 24:

All Amenities and

Gym close at Noon.

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including gym are

CLOSED today.

Please enjoy your

time with family and

friends!

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Improvements

in progress...

Our pools have reached the age that they are now in

need of resurfacing.

Your CDD Board and staff have planned for this and

have set aside the monies to complete the

refinishing of both pools, during this off season.

We are about to get underway on this extensive

project. We will post official dates in the our e-blast

once they become available.

Both pools will need to be closed during the project

and will remain closed until approximately the

end of February. We will be fresh, new and

ready to go for spring 2018.

We appreciate your patience as we make these

necessary improvements to our wonderful community.

December Pool Hours Listing

As per the Florida Department of Health

Rule# 64E-9.008

Saint Augustine, Florida, USA | 122012

Lat:29.9583 Lon: -81.3383 Time zone: GMT-5

* South Pool Closed

on Mondays

* North Pool Closed

on Tuesdays


DAY DATE SUNRISE POOL OPEN SUNSET POOL CLOSE

Friday 1-Dec-17 7:03 AM 7:33 AM 5:25 PM 4:55 PM

Saturday 2-Dec-17 7:04 AM 7:34 AM 5:25 PM 4:55 PM

Sunday 3-Dec-17 7:05 AM 7:35 AM 5:25 PM 4:55 PM

Monday 4-Dec-17 7:05 AM 7:35 AM 5:25 PM 4:55 PM

Tuesday 5-Dec-17 7:06 AM 7:36 AM 5:25 PM 4:55 PM

Wednesday 6-Dec-17 7:07 AM 7:37 AM 5:25 PM 4:55 PM

Thursday 7-Dec-17 7:08 AM 7:38 AM 5:25 PM 4:55 PM


























SPORTS & FITNESS PROGRAMS...

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Group Fitness Classes

Every Tuesday 7:00 - 8:15 PM

North Durbin / $10 per class

Join us for a soothing, mindful yoga class which

will focus on stress reduction, release of chronic

tensions and increased personal strength and

flexibility. We will practice gentle

warm-ups, gentle postures and breath awareness.

Bring a yoga mat, dress comfortably and bring

plenty of water.

Certified Yoga Instructor

Cheryl Stevens

904-762-4379

Durbin Crossing is a community that cares!

Providing local businesses a connection with

our resident through affordable advertising.

Package:

$90.00 for a three month advertising program. The package includes a

full page advertisement in our monthly Durbin Crossing Newsletter.

Note:

• We must receive your ad by the 20th of each month to be included in

the next month’s newsletter.

• Advertisers are responsible for supplying all advertising information

and electronic publications.

• Advertisements are purchased in a three month package.

• Spaces are limited to a first come first serve basis.

Sign up at the Durbin Crossing

South Amenity Center

Tuesday - Sunday from 10am - 6pm

145 South Durbin Parkway

St. Johns, FL. 32259

904.230.2011

amenities@durbin crossing.com

It is like the North Pole

has come to St. Johns.

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