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Happy with this shot from last night and thought I'd share.

The marina has been done for a while but work still remains on shore. They finished installing two gas tanks below the eastern portion of the Joe's parking lot (one diesel, one gasoline) and look to be about done with the deck and walkway (railings are partially installed). They also just finished connecting some pipes and valves near W 1st St. Landscaping is also mostly done. Hopefully, it opens soon and we start seeing boats.

I just went through a 2nd painless process to return my Galaxy Ring for replacement. My (2nd) Ring is 10mo old and a charge lasts about 2-2.5 days.

Step 1: Verify your purchase is less than 12mo ago

Step 2: Call Samsung (8hundred) 72six-78six4

Step 3: Be patient with the stupid automated attendant and do not opt for an AI Chat. Keep saying "Representative, Please". Eventually, you will be tossed into the queue and handed off to a live agent. I waited maybe two minutes.

Step 4: Live agent confirmed my name, phone and email, and then texted me. He asked for two things - and, surprisingly, did not ask for Proof of Purchase

Step 5: Open Samsung Members App, look for Diagnostics, pick Ring, and then battery. If you get the "Battery Issue Detected" message, you're good. Screenshot and text to Samsung

Step 6: Open the Wearable app and screenshot the serial number. Text to Samsung

Step 7: Verify your information with the agent, including address, and then wait for an email with a bar code

Step 8: End call and take barcode to UPS Store with the Ring and Charging Case. UPS will package and ship for free. Get a paper receipt.

Step 9: Wait for new Ring to arrive (where I am now)

Hope this helps someone. It really was painless.