New Resident Solutions Chapel Hill helps put the pieces together

A group of locally owned businesses with combined hundreds of years of connections and local business experience started New Resident Solutions. Here are some of the latest New Resident Quality of Life Enhancers from the New Resident Solutions team newresidentsolutions.com.

Turning Point Gallery of Harmony Fine Art, Inc. University Mall, Chapel Hill celebrates their 7th year with a rare appearance by Seattle artist Maeve Harris on September 14th and an anniversary celebration on October 20th beginning with the release of The Shortest Path Home Is Through The Heart, a new book by Lynda Schultz and a personal appearance by international artist Simon Bull 1-6 pm.

Competitive swimming is well organized in Chapel Hill and is able to take advantage of a close connection to UNC Chapel Hill.  Mike Hoffer, coowner of Carolina Closets Plus, a trusted community authority and leader, has provided information and key links for new residents affiliated or desiring to be affiliated with competitive swimming. Visit this special page at newresidentsolutions.com/swimminginchapelhill/

Great Earth Vitamins at Meadowmont starts its fall seminars on health and wellness.  Each workshop discusses a newly discovered nutrition technology, discovered just this last decade.  September and October classes will be held Tuesday 6:00pm.  Call 919-338-8168 to reserve your place at an upcoming free workshop. For more information go to healthinthemeadow.com/welcome.html.

For all New Residents, dry cleaning pickup & delivery from home. Put your bag out for pickup and get it delivered back to you just a few days later!  You want to leave it on the back porch, no problem.  Leave it at the side door inside the garage, no problem.  Want the convenience of monthly billing, no problem.  Sign up for Carolina Cleaners pickup and delivery service to Durham, Orange and Chatham counties.  Two trips every week right to your door.   Complete New Residents package at carolinacleaners.com/newresidentsolutions.html

New book about the area:  Lynda Schultz, Chapel Hill author, releasess her first novel The Shortest Path Home Is Through The Heart at Turning Point Gallery on October 20, 2007.  The book revolves around the adventures of Mattie Rose Annie Lizbeth Radley, two spunky ten year old fraternal twins growing up in Durham, NC in the early 1960’s.

Deep Dish Theater live theater begins its 7th season in University Mall. HOW I GOT THAT STORY by Amlin Gray, directed by Paul Frellick August 23 – September 15 An“embedded” war reporter tries to get a handle on a culture he doesn’tknow while covering a conflict he doesn’t understand. A fiercely theatrical comedy of nightmare proportions.

2ndfridayArtwalk is a must attend event for any new resident.  The next will be held September 14th.