RENT-CAFE

 Back In Session
School's back in session! This is just a cautionary reminder that school buses will be back on the
road, residents will be crossing streets, and speeding in a school zone can be both dangerous
and costly. We wish you a successful school year!
Your Community Team
Shannon Lorenzen
Property Manager
Avoid a Bad Air Day
Cassie Easton
Good air quality inside the home is important to your health and well- being and can help prevent
allergies, headaches, and many other ailments. Make sure you are breathing clean air by
regularly cleaning air vents and replacing A/ C filters every month.
Leasing Agent
Tom Rosenacker
Matinenance Technician
Reminders
Ty McKeehan
Pool Technician
Just a few reminders about continuing to keep your neighborhood and home looking beautiful.
Please dispose of your cigarette buds in an appropriate ash tray and not on the grounds.
Office Hours
Monday Thru
Friday
Please clean up after your furry friends, it has been noticed that there is extra dog poo by 1500
and 1400 buildings and near the Palmetto ct. trash site. We have dog stations and bags located
for your convenience all around the property. Keep breezeways clean and noise levels down for
your neighbors and self as it is a community area that we take pride in. Also, please follow the
patio guidelines such as not leaving trash or towels drying on them.
10:00am-6:00pm
Saturday
10:00am-5:00pm
Sunday
Closed
Warnings and $25 violations that will continued to be carried out as our maintenance crew has
had to use their time on these issues which back them up from our resident work orders,
something we take very serious.
Contact Directory
Main Office
Also, We've noticed pretty flowers and décor on patios, thank you for utilizing your patio in a
wonderful way!
859-647-6999
Mall road construction & have you been to Cincinnati Banks
lately?
Office Fax
859-647-6940
Notice all the new construction for more entertainment and shopping happening on Mall Rd.? Just
another reason why its great to live at Charleston Pines, Florence,KY you are living in a HOT
location!
Some exciting things going on in downtown Cincinnati's riverfront. Cincinnati Banks has really
developed a family friendly park, Smale Park, located adjacent to the Banks (Near the Great
American Ballpark) It includes a water/ splash zone, playground and the new Carol Ann's
Carousel, the Grow- up Great Adventure Playground, and a giant playable foot- piano all add to
the riverfront fun. Parking is simple, the Freedom garage is located directly under the Banks. The
Park’ s Schmidlapp Stage & Event Lawn is located south of the Banks and has programs for all
ages check out their event page,Go enjoy it while the weather is still nice!
Offer stands! Make some $ $ $ by referring residents to Charleston Pines or Reserve Ft. Mitchell,
call office for details!!
Charleston Pines Apartment Homes | [email protected]
www.legacymgt.com | 1700 Charleston Ct. Florence, KY 41042
Creamy Lemon Chicken Piccata
Ingredients:
4 Boneless Skinless Chicken
Breasts
2 Lemons
1 cup Chicken Broth
¼ cup Capers
1 lb. Angel Hair Pasta
¼ cup All-Purpose Flour
2 tbsp. Olive Oil
2 tbsp. Butter
¾ cup Heavy Cream
Parsley, chopped, for garnish
Salt & Pepper
Directions:
1.Heat butter and olive oil in a large
skillet over medium-high heat. Salt
and pepper each side of the chicken
breasts and dredge them in flour.
Place chicken breasts in the skillet &
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cook for about 3-4 minutes on each
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side, or until cooked throughout and
no longer pink in the middle. Remove
from the hot skillet and set aside on a plate. Meanwhile, boil water in a
separate pot and cook pasta according to package directions. Drain
and set aside.
2.Lower the heat under the skillet to medium-low and add broth, juice
from both lemons (removing seeds), heavy cream, and capers. Bring
the sauce to a boil and return to medium-low heat. Season with salt
and pepper as needed. Allow sauce to cook for 3 minutes.
3.Serve the chicken over cooked pasta and spoon the sauce over both.
Sprinkle with fresh chopped parsley.
Every Drop Matters
Water is the single most
important
substance
for preserving life and
we are rapidly depleting our supply of fresh,
usable water, which only actually amounts
to 1% of the earth’s supply. According to the
Washington Post, brand new NASA satellite
data shows how major aquifers are struggling
to keep up with the demands of agriculture,
growing populations, and industries such as
mining.
We can do our part to
help slow down the
depletion of our
water supply. The
average American
uses an astounding
88 - 100 gallons of
water every day. This
adds up to over 30,000
gallons per year! Here
are some simple ways
you can save gallons of
water in your home each
year, save some money
on your water bill,
and help protect
our most valuable
life source.
Tips to Conserve Water In Your Home
1. Turn off the faucet while shaving or brushing your
teeth.
2. If you enjoy a cold glass of water, place a pitcher
of water in your refrigerator. Don’t let the tap run
until the water is cold.
3. Run your dishwasher & washing machine only once
it’s completely full (good energy-saving tip, too).
4. Use and reuse one drinking glass per day.
5. Don’t use your toilet as a wastebasket. Flushing a
tissue wastes 5 - 7 gallons per flush!
6. Let your dirty pots and pans soak in the sink rather
than letting the faucet run while you clean them.
7. Reuse the leftover water from boiling vegetables
or pasta to water your indoor plants, allowing it to
cool first.
8. Thaw frozen foods in the refrigerator, not under a
running faucet.
9. Be sure to alert your maintenance staff immediately
if you notice a leaky toilet or dripping faucet.
10. Use the mantra “take a four-minute shower, not
a quarter-hour!” Shortening your shower time, or
turning off the running water while you soap up,
makes a dramatic difference in water usage.
Month Ahead
Travel Planner
In early September, consider
traveling to Denver, Colorado, or
Madison, Wisconsin for two events
that entice tourists from all over the
country.
On
September
4 through 7,
visitors can
take part in
the Rocky
Mountain region’s largest dining
and entertainment extravaganza
of this year.
Denver calls the event “A Taste
of Colorado.” It features food
prepared by some 50 Denver
restaurants, including the
specialties that have put each one
on the gourmet map.
The festival includes music on six
outdoor stages, gourmet cooking
demonstrations, 280 arts and crafts
vendors, camping, plus children’s
music and activities. Half a million
people visit the event, which runs
through Labor Day on the 7th.
On September 5
and 6, Wisconsin
also offers a dining
experience for
everyone from
Midwesterners to world travelers.
“The Taste of Madison” is held on
the big Courthouse Square.
The food and entertainment event
features specialties made by 80
different restaurants. Keeping the
excitement factor high, there’s live
music on three outdoor stages.
A quarter of a million visitors take
part in the two-day event every
year.
New Releases Safety First
War Room
Drama/PG
Starring: T.C. Stallings
and Priscilla Evans Shirer.
Underdogs
Animation, Adventure,
Family, Sport/Unrated
Featuring: Gabriel Almirón, Federico
Cecere, Ezequiel Cipols, Luciana Falcón,
Horacio Fontova, Fabián Gianola,
Roberto Kim, and Lucía Maciel.
Man From U.N.C.L.E.
Action, Adventure,
Comedy/PG-13
Starring: Alicia Vikander, Henry Cavill,
Armie Hammer, Elizabeth Debicki,
Hugh Grant, Jared Harris, David
Beckham, and Ekaterina Zalitko.
Fantastic Four
Action, Adventure,
Sci-Fi/PG
Starring: Kate Mara, Miles Teller, Jamie
Bell, Michael B. Jordan, Toby Kebbell,
Aaron V. Williamson, Tim Blake Nelson,
Chet Hanks, and Reg E. Cathey.
Safety in and around
your home should always
be a top priority for you
and your family. As a
renter, you may have
some unique security
concerns. Here are
some practical ideas to
implement into your daily
routine that will help keep
you and your loved ones
safe.
•ALWAYS lock your front
door – even if you are
going outside for a few
minutes to take out
the trash or talk to a
neighbor.
•Never keep a hide-akey under your front
doormat or anywhere
outside your residence.
Instead, keep a copy
of your house key with
a trustworthy family
member or long-time
friend.
•Carry your car keys as
you walk across the
parking lot to your car.
Your panic alarm is a
great tool that could
scare off offenders. Also,
park in a well-lit area at
night.
•Link-up with your local
Neighborhood Watch
program, or start one.
Visit the National
Crime Prevention
Council website ncpc.org - for resources.
If several people in your
community are being
watchful, crime rates
are proven to decrease.
•BE AWARE of your
surroundings. Always
take a quick look
around you when
leaving, and arriving
at, your residence. Use
your instincts – if it seems
unsafe, it probably is.
Sunday
Monday
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Thursday
Friday
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Rent is Due
Tim Mcgraw
Riverbend
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Rent is LATE at
Midnight
If Rent is Still
Unpaid, Add
Another $25 Late
Fee
2:00 PM
Cupon
Van Halen concert
riverbend
4
Bengals Family
Night
6-8pm - . Special
Bengals Training
Camp sess
6:30 PM
Tasty& Affordable
Meals in a snap
Florence Library
1:00 PM
(every Thursday)
Florence Library
Computer & Internet
basics class
6:00 PM
Teen night
Florence Library