2024

Dear Eaton’s Neck Friends, Family, and Neighbors, Among its many offerings, the holiday season is a time to reflect on the blessings in our lives, and one of the greatest is being part of such a remarkable community. Eaton’s Neck is more than just a place to live—it’s a place where traditions thrive, neighbors support one another, and a true sense of togetherness makes this time of year even more meaningful. Whether you’re lighting the menorah for Hanukkah, trimming the Christmas tree, or simply cherishing moments with loved ones, I hope this season brings warmth, happiness, and peace to your…

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Dear Eaton’s Neck Friends, Family, and Neighbors  As Thanksgiving approaches, I’d like to take a moment to express my gratitude for this wonderful community. Eaton’s Neck is truly special, and it’s a joy to see neighbors come together to support one another  and celebrate the traditions that make our neighborhood feel like home.  Speaking of traditions, what better way to kick off Thanksgiving than with some fresh air, good company,  and a little friendly competition? This year’s Turkey Trot promises to be a fun and festive way to start the  day! Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just looking to…

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Dear Eaton’s Neck Friends, Family, and Neighbors I hope this issue of the Changing Tides finds you all well. By now, you are likely aware of how fond I am of the summer season out here in our beloved Eaton’s Neck. Seeing our community come alive during the summer months is such an awesome sight to see. However, not to be outdone is the Fall season. Whether it’s the beautiful foliage, the welcome cool breezes or the return of the sounds of the local kids at the bus stops in the early morning hours, the Fall months are equally quite…

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Dear Eaton’s Neck Friends, Family & Neighbors, I want to begin this month’s note by thanking everyone who helped to make this year’s July 4th Parade a wonderful time for all. From Chief John Pokorny and his team at the Fire Department to the members of the Eaton’s Neck community and the POENB Board who joined forces to host a truly awesome parade and barbecue befitting our country’s independence, everyone’s efforts were greatly appreciated. A month has passed since our last Changing Tides, and we are in the midst of what has turned out to be a great summer. Our…

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Dear Eaton’s Neck Friends, Family & Neighbors, It is that time of year again, and we are thrilled to announce our beloved annual summer tradition: the Fourth of July parade! Mark your calendars for July 4th, 2024, and get ready to celebrate our nation’s independence with friends, family, and neighbors. This year, we intend to make the parade more vibrant and exciting than ever. We encourage everyone to channel their creativity and community spirit by designing a float to be part of this year’s parade. Whether it’s a simple, patriotic display or an elaborate, themed masterpiece, your participation will help…

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Dear Eaton’s Neck Friends, Family, and Neighbors, Let me begin by wishing everyone a Happy Spring. As we bid farewell to the winter chill and welcome the vibrant colors of spring, I am filled with excitement and anticipation for the wonderful activities that lie ahead for our community. I think you can all agree that there is nothing quite like the spring and summer seasons in our beloved Eaton’s Neck. In the coming weeks and months, we will host and welcome several tried-and-true POENB events, such as the Easter Egg Hunt, Friday night barbecues, and others. In other news, I…

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Dear Eaton’s Neck friends, family and neighbors, By way of a brief introduction, my name is Tom Kehoe, Jr. and I was recently elected to serve as the President of your Property Owners of Eaton’s Neck Beach (POENB) association. I will have you know that I view the opportunity to serve you all as a great privilege and you have my promise to always work to put the good of our community at the fore of all the decisions the Board and I collaboratively make together. I spent the better part of my childhood growing up in Eaton’s Neck and…

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