THE BOARD
President
Arthur Caughlan
Vice President
Benedetta Casamento
Secretary
Holly Roth
Treasurer
Joe Feudi
Trustees
Christophe Arbet-Engels
Lois Tucci
Gail Sidewater
Art Blattner
Suzanne Emmet
David Lipman
Mark Edelstein
Denis Avagliano
William Bohrod DMD
ABOUT US
Incorporated in 1951, the Loveladies Property Owners Association is open to all Loveladies Property owners who value the quality of life the community provides.
We offer visibility and support with the principal objective of maintaining the high standards of our community. We also provide an active voice for the betterment of government services, as well as a forum for exchanging ideas and information among our membership. As an integral part of Long Beach Township, we participate in and communicate with other Island communities.
General membership meetings are held twice each year, during the summer months. Experts in their fields are invited to discuss subjects of interest to members, followed by a lively Q&A. Over the years these meetings have also become social get-togethers, providing an opportunity to greet old and new members and chat with township officials responsible for local government.
Through the Association you have an opportunity to meet and interact with your neighbors who have similar interests and concerns.
Joining the Association makes you part of a dynamic local organization that provides valuable contacts and connections that can be beneficial to you as a property owner. We invite and encourage all who own property in Loveladies, and who reside there at least part of the year, to join the Association and participate in its activities.
A LITTLE HISTORY…
In 1871 a U.S. life-saving station was established here, and it became necessary to call the area something other than Station Number 114. There was a small, 10-acre island in the bay adjacent to the station which was owned by a Waretown man named Thomas Lovelady, who had set up a shack and shooting blinds there to hunt waterfowl. It was therefore determined that the area would be called Lovelady's -- which eventually evolved to Loveladies.
The community was popular with summer visitors from New York and eventually blossomed into a lovely shore retreat for beach lovers from far and wide. Most of the homes here were destroyed in the catastrophic storm of 1962, and the rebuilding effort produced a vast array of modern homes noted for innovative architecture and design.
president's message
LPOA MEMBERS,
We all anticipate another great summer season in our small corner of paradise. Life guard stands and rental units are ready for their occupants. The restaurants and local shops are ready to do their part.
Following its long history of community advocacy, LPOA offers a range of actions to make the summer season more enjoyable.
You will notice “toy exchange” boxes at the three Loveladies public entrances to the beach. Little folks can use a few,
dust them off, and return them to the box when done. (If you have fresh outgrown beach toys feel free to contribute to the supply)Bicycle and pedestrian safety is a major concern. LPOA joins all island organizations, and first responders in promoting co-existence. Please slow down and be aware. You are already in paradise, enjoy it.
Get to know your neighbors. Take advantage of three LPOA co-sponsored fun times. Free to members. Family Nights in June & July and a Concert in August.
Come Meet-the-Mayor on Sunday June 23rd at 11:00 AM. Ask questions, meet you neighbors and enjoy a light brunch .
We all share this narrow, two mile long busy combination of ocean, bay, and boulevard. Please watch out for each other. Enjoy the summer.
Lewis Nagy, President
