September - October 2012

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Vestavia Hills Community News
Vestavia Hills
A joint publication of the City of Vestavia Hills,Vestavia Hills City Schools and Vestavia Hills Chamber of Commerce
Mayor’s Message
Fall is an exciting time of year:
the weather is cooler, there
are many holidays that we
celebrate, the leaves will soon
be changing to their glorious
colors. The first day of fall this
year will be September 22 and
will certainly be welcomed.
Vestavia Hills recently received The American
Sports Builders Award given annually for facilities
that exemplify construction excellence. The Sicard
Hollow Athletic Complex was recognized as the Sports
Multi-Field Facility of the Year. We are very proud of
this honor and hope you will visit the Complex.
The Parks and Recreation, Public Works and
Engineering Departments have been restructured
to form Public Services. Brian Davis will serve as
Director and may be contacted at 205-978-0166 or
[email protected]. His office is now
located in the Municipal Center.
Congratulations to Public Services employee
Eugene Henry for being named The Rotary Club of
Vestavia Hills’ 2012-13 Civic Employee of the Year
to recognize his assistance in the aftermath of the
April 27, 2011 tornado. He coordinated the efforts of
the City and contractor to remove more than 300,000
cubic yards of debris.
Also, congratulations to our newly-elected City
Council members. I look forward to working with
them during the next Administration.
Alberto C. Zaragoza, Jr.
Mayor
E-Recycling & Shredding Event
Saturday, September 15, 2012, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Wald Park Pool Parking Lot
Electronics are made with valuable, reusable, materials
including steel and precious metals that can be recovered,
recycled and reused. Paper shredding services are also
available to destroy any sensitive files or documents that are
no longer needed. Please help the environment and recycle
your unwanted electronics.
ACCEPTABLE ITEMS INCLUDE:
Computers, monitors, desktop CPUs, LCD display laptops,
notebook computers, CD/DVD players, scanners, printers,
fax machines, adding machines, cell phones, corded phones,
cordless phones, answering machines, pagers, pocket PCs,
digital cameras, routers, remotes, PDAs, stereos, Discmans,
walkmans, VCRs, radios, tape players, keyboards, cables,
mice, game hardware, modems, external hardware, small
kitchen appliances, can openers, blenders, large white kitchen
goods, refrigerators, dishwashers, stoves, washers, dryers, and
microwaves.
Special Thanks to:
Allied Waste Services
Technical Knock Out
Cintas Document Management
Call the City of Vestavia Hills at (205) 978-0100 or the Vestavia
Chamber of Commerce at (205) 823-5011 for more information
PATRIOTS DAY
Remembrance Ceremony
September 11, 2012, 9 a.m.
Homewood City Hall
2850-19th Street South
Participants will include the Homewood,
Mountain Brook and Vestavia Hills
Fire and Police Departments
Schools Welcome New
Assistant Principals
Vestavia Hills Community News is a
joint publication of the City of Vestavia Hills,
Vestavia Hills City Schools and
Vestavia Hills Chamber of Commerce.
To submit articles or to advertise in this
publication, please contact:
Cindy Echols is the new Assistant Principal at Vestavia East.
She graduated from the University of Alabama and Samford
University. She began teaching at Cahaba Heights and most
recently served as principal at Edgewood Elementary. She and
her husband live in Vestavia Hills with their children.
Vestavia Hills Elementary Central welcomes Kellie Wigley
as its new Assistant Principal. Wigley was the guidance
counselor during the 2011-2012 school year at VHEC. She
graduated from Auburn University holds administrative
certification through the University of Montevello. She has two
daughters who attend Vestavia City Schools. She has worked in
education since 1998 as a classroom teacher, Spanish teacher
and guidance counselor. Brad Hayn joins Vestavia Hills High School as an assistant
principal this year. Brad taught in Auburn City Schools and then
worked as an assistant principal at Oak Mountain High School
in Shelby County. He is married to an elementary teacher and
has young children at home. Brad made an immediate positive
impact upon arriving at VHHS with his deep knowledge of atrisk students and data systems.
Karen Odle,
President, Vestavia Hills,
Chamber of Commerce
[email protected]
(205) 823-5011
Cindy Adams,
Director of Curriculum and Instruction,
Vestavia Hills City Schools
[email protected]
(205) 402-5110
Starr Burbic,
Assistant to the Mayor,
City of Vestavia Hills
[email protected]
(205) 978-3675
Submission Deadlines
Nov/Dec 2012 issue deadline: September 25
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Vestavia Hills Community News Survey
Please take a few moments to complete a 2-3 minute survey about the Vestavia Hills Community News. The city, school
district, and Chamber of Commerce jointly produce the newsletter that is mailed to every home in Vestavia Hills 6
times a year at a cost of about $3.00 per household per year.
If you have not already taken the survey, please do so by September 30.
The survey is available at: www.surveymonkey.com/s/community_news
or complete the survey below and mail it to:
VH Community News Survey, 1975 Merryvale Rd., Vestavia Hills, AL 35216
1. Is the Vestavia Hills Community News an effective communication tool for Vestavia Hills residents?
______Yes ______ No
2. How often do you read the Community News?
_____4-6 issues/year _____3 issues/year _____2 issues/year ____1 issue/year
3. In which format would you be more likely to read the Vestavia Hills Community News...
______ as a mailed paper copy
______ as a digital copy sent via email
4. We currently produce 6 issues a year, each with about 16 pages. Would you prefer another mailing schedule and size?
_____As Is _____ 10 issues with fewer pages _____ 4 issues _____ 2 issues
5. If you do not read the Vestavia Hills Community News on a regular basis, could you tell us why?
We’d like to meet community needs and interests better:
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6. Is there information not currently provided in the Vestavia Hills Community News that you would like
to see included?
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We hope to keep the Vestavia Hills Community News relevant and informative for all our citizens, school families,
and businesses. We value your input.
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VHPD ASSUMES ANIMAL CONTROL RESPONSIBILITIES FOR
THE CITY OF VESTAVIA HILLS
The City of Vestavia Hills is pleased to announce that effective June 15, 2012 Animal Control functions
transitioned from Public Services to the Vestavia Hills Police Department. This should allow for more
efficient Animal Control and afford us an opportunity to expand educational programs, facilitate
communication and promote community involvement concerning the proper care of animals.
You may notice a few changes with this transition, including a new Animal Control vehicle with
VHPD graphics patrolling the City. Additionally, we will be utilizing the new City website and social
media, such as Facebook and Twitter, to help reunite lost pets with their owners, as well as to
promote the adoption of abandoned pets.
VHPD Animal Control is currently investigating the potential issue of feral cats in our City. If you
suspect they are in your neighborhood, please contact us.
If you need Animal Control, please call Police Dispatch at 205-823-1153 or “911,” if it is an emergency.
For general questions, you may contact the Animal Control Supervisor at 205-978-0151 or by e-mail
at [email protected].
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NATIONAL NIGHT OUT 2012
Mark your calendar! VHPD & VHFD invite everyone to our
2nd annual National Night Out on October 2 (6 p.m.-8:30 p.m.).
Last year, the 1st National Night Out earned the “Rookie of
the Year” honor from the national event committee. This
year’s event will be even better and will be held at Vestavia
Hills Baptist Church (2600 Vestavia Drive). Police and fire
personnel, equipment and vehicles (including LifeSaver One
Helicopter) will be on site. Local vendors will provide food,
fun, live music, product demos and much more! We hope
everyone will make plans to come out and take part in our
community’s symbolic stance against crime.
In connection with National Night Out, “Project 365” is a
program in which public safety is challenged to launch an
initiative that makes a positive impact on the community as
a whole. Last year, “Shades of Vestavia” raised funds for tree
replacement in areas damaged by the April tornadoes and
was a resounding success!
This year, VHPD & VHFD will launch our next “Project 365”
entitled “Operation OverWatch.” We are excited about the
potential of this joint project and full details will be available
at the event. Make plans to join us and learn how to take
advantage of this unique opportunity and service.
We extend special thanks to the primary sponsors of this
event: Vestavia Hills Baptist Church, Two Men and a Truck,
Andy’s Creekside Nursery, Vestavia Hills Sunrise Rotary Club,
and Target. If you or your business would like to participate,
sponsor or are interested in more details, please visit our
website at www.vestaviahillspolice.com, call or e-mail Lt. Brian
Gilham at 205-978-0194 or [email protected].
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Bring Your Own Device: The BYOD Pilot
Vestavia Hills City Schools are committed to aiding students and staff in creating a 21st century learning environment. We
are piloting a new program, “Bring Your Own Device,” or BYOD. For purposes of BYOD, “devices” are personally owned, wireless,
portable electronic equipment used for instructional purposes.
Each of the district’s schools will participate in the BYOD pilot. Selected classrooms in each school will participate. Teachers
volunteered in Spring 2012 to be a part of the pilot. Students in pilot classrooms may be allowed, but will not be required, to
bring and use personal, portable, electronic devices starting at the beginning of the 2012-2013 school year. In order to comply
with federal regulations, all student-owned devices will be subject to Internet filtering policies.
All devices brought from home may only be used while in the classroom. K-8 pilot classroom students may use smartphones,
iPod Touches, eReaders (such as Nooks and Kindles), tablet computers, and laptops. Students in Grades 9-12 may use tablet
computers, laptops, or eReaders. Note to parents: new devices are not required.
Student safety and appropriate use are utmost considerations for analysis of the BYOD initiative. With close to 7,000 students
in the district, this year will be one of identifying the challenges and successes of BYOD with a limited number of classrooms.
Pilot teachers from across the district have participated in special training to launch these classrooms and will meet monthly
during the school year to share ideas and problem-solve.
How might the BYOD pilot benefit students? All the district’s classrooms feature interactive learning, but students have to share
school-owned devices such as laptops, iPads, or iPad Touches. BYOD will allow students to work more independently on research,
interactive educational activities, or technology-based learning tasks. Eventually, we hope the devices will mean lighter backpacks
unburdened by heavy textbooks and practical student organization using online student calendars and study tools.
Students participating in BYOD classrooms, and their parents, will be given detailed guidelines about usage, virus-protection,
and student responsibility for their own device.
During the 2012-2013 school year, all eight school campuses will complete renovations to become totally wireless with enough
capacity for all students to be online at the same time with speed and efficiency. Schools that are already wireless will receive
more access points to increase speed and efficiency. Should the BYOD initiative be expanded to every classroom in all schools
in the future, the building infrastructure will be ready.
Technology director Dr. Connie Bain and her staff are working tirelessly to carefully design and monitor this pilot and the
school district’s state-of-the-art technology capacity. Curriculum directors Wes Gordon and Dr. Cindy Adams are working closely
with Dr. Bain, the principals, and the pilot teachers participating.
If you have questions about the BYOD pilot program, please talk to your school principal.
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Letter from the Chamber
The Vestavia Hills Chamber of
Commerce would like to thank
everyone who came out for the I Love
America Summer Celebration Series
this past summer. We are blessed to
live in such a great community with
so many folks that volunteered to help
make these events successful. Also, without the financial
support of Chamber member businesses, we would be unable
to do events such as the I Love America series. Please check
out the Chamber website at www.vestaviahills.org and make
a point to thank these businesses for making these events
possible!
I hope that by now you have received your 2012 Vestavia
Hills Living magazine. We have had great feedback from the
community and would love to have any ideas from you that
we may consider for future issues. We have again posted an
electronic version of Vestavia Hills Living on the Chamber
website so please check us out online at www.vestaviahills.
org. The online version is searchable and you can also click
through to members’ web sites.
I am delighted to announce that the Chamber now has an
“app” for Vestavia Hills! Go to your smartphone’s app store
and download VH2GO to have Chamber businesses along
with near me mapping and special deals in the palm of your
hand. We are excited to be the first Chamber in the region to
offer this to our “on the go” community.
We will be hosting Viva Vestavia X on November 1. A special
thanks to Hollywood Pools for hosting this fun evening.
Please check the Chamber website at www.vestaviahills.
org for detailed information. This has become one of the
highlights of the year as area restaurants offer up a ‘taste of
Vestavia Hills.’
Please continue to support our area businesses. By working
together to keep our businesses successful, it helps keep our
property values high and provides funding for our schools,
police, fire and public works. Together. A Better Future for
Vestavia Hills.
Karen Odle, President,
Vestavia Hills Chamber of Commerce
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CAMPAIGN CO-CHAIRS
Partners in
Healthy Living
Campaign
Alberto Zaragoza
Campaign
Co-Chair
Mayor,
Vestavia Hills
Joan Ragsdale
Campaign Co-Chair
Chair, Vestavia
Hills Parks &
Recreation
Foundation
Steve Ammons
Campaign Co-Chair
Vestavia Hills
City Council
Steve Bendall
Campaign Co-Chair
President, Vestavia
Hills Parks &
Recreation Board
The Parks and Recreation Foundation, Parks and
Recreation Board, and Campaign Cabinet are pleased to
introduce the “Partners in Healthy Living Campaign.” It
will fund an exciting 3-part plan that includes the Sicard
Hollow Athletic Fields, Sicard Hollow Community Park
and the next phase of development at McCallum Park
and Greenway. Together, these three parts offer healthy
recreational opportunities for all residents, regardless of
age or activity level.
and improved Greenway paved with crushed stone that
will provide a 3-mile loop for walking and running.
Athletic Complex. With the four all-weather synthetic
grass athletic fields, we will have the ability to host
football, soccer, lacrosse and rugby games and events.
This impressive complex has recently received: (1)
the “Outstanding Facility Award of the Year” from the
Alabama Recreation and Parks Association, and (2) the
“Outstanding Outdoor Multi-Field Facility of the Year
Award” from the American Sports Builders Association.
As of mid July 2012, the Foundation and Campaign
Cabinet have raised $1.3 million toward this goal. The
Foundation has received more than 100 pledges with
lead gifts from Buffalo Rock (Lee Family), the McCallum
Family, the Belcher Family and the Vestavia Hills Soccer
Club setting the pace.
Excellent Campaign Progress. The total project
cost is $7.6 million. Funding from the City of Vestavia
Hills and a Public Minefield Reclamation program in
the amount of $4.6 million leave a balance of $3 million
(Phase 1: $2 million; Phase 2: $1 million) to be raised by
the community.
Multi-Use Community Park. The remaining two-thirds
of the Sicard Hollow site (approximately 40 acres) will
make this space a “destination” for all within reasonable
driving distance. The plan includes: amphitheater for
concerts and other events, 1.5-mile crushed stone fitness
trail with workout stations, children’s playground,
fenced dog park, splash park, disc golf course, a large
picnic pavilion and acres of green space.
McCallum Park and Greenway Expansion. The plan
includes two bridges across Little Shades Creek that will
double the usable area of the Park, and an expanded
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HONORARY CAMPAIGN CO-CHAIRS
Scotty McCallum
Former Mayor of
Vestavia Hills
Jimmy Lee
Buffalo Rock
How You Can Help. The Foundation and Campaign
Cabinet ask each individual, family, and business
in Vestavia Hills to consider the importance of this
major parks project to the health and well-being of our
community, and invest in the Campaign at a level that
expresses your commitment to Vestavia Hills. Of note,
most donors commit to a five-year pledge and there
are a number of exciting Naming Opportunities still
available to pay tribute to a family, individual, business,
or foundation.
David R. Belcher
Royal Automotive
For more information or a pledge form, please contact
Leigh Belcher at (205)527-8788.
We are grateful for the efforts of so many, but especially
for the service of the volunteer Campaign Cabinet and
other key volunteers: Jordy Henson, Blaine House,
Brian Davis, Mike Freeman, Susan Compton, Stephen
Porterfield, Steve Carroll, Susan Conboy, Greg Canfield,
Gene Hallman, Senator Slade Blackwell, Jennifer and
Bill McMahon and Randy Robertson.
For more information or to make a donation online,
you are invited to visit us at www.vhprf.org/capitalcampaign.
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Letter from the Superintendent
A Season of Promise
schools. VHHS principal Cas McWaters welcomes Brad Hayn as a
new assistant principal. Brad was formerly a Shelby County high
school administrator.
Faculties around the district also continue to grow. This
August, we welcomed 60 new teachers. These intrepid educators
participated in a week of new teacher orientation and excitedly
learned about our interactive classrooms with their Promethean
Boards, laptop computers, class websites, iNow, and school safety.
The district will provide master teacher instructional coaches for
each of these new teachers to help them navigate their entire
first year in the district through the Legendary Teacher Initiative.
Fueling our season of promise are the students who walked
through our school doors on August 20. They were ready to
learn, and I thank all the parents for helping the children to
positively anticipate the new year. Working towards our Strategic
Plan goal to help 100 percent of students meet or exceed the
highest standards of learning in the country, Vestavia schools
begin teaching the new Alabama College and Career Readiness
standards (also known as the Common Core) in mathematics for
K-12. The School Board carefully planned district budgets during
the economic downturn and was able to provide new math
textbooks in every school to meet the new learning expectations
in math.
Last, our season of promise continues with a new pilot
program at every campus: the Bring Your Own Device pilot. Top
ranking schools around the country are experimenting with
strengthening classroom instruction by allowing students to bring
their iPads, Nooks, Kindles, iPods and other devices to school
for instructional purposes. Vestavia is joining that experiment.
We want to start small this year to ensure effective procedures
are developed to safeguard children while supporting learning.
Several classrooms at each campus will participate in the pilot.
In 2012-2013, we will complete the task of making every VHCS
school wireless with enough connection strength that more than
7,000 students and faculty could be online at the same time with
speed and efficiency. We hope to expand the BYOD program to
all classes around the district in the future, but only after careful
analysis of the challenges and successes that stream from the
pilot program.
Parents, students, and teachers are the three vital elements
of every school district. The combined enthusiasm of the three
groups should fill us all with that sense of promise for a wonderful
new school year.
A season of promise in a year of growth—an
accurate way to describe this new school
year. After a longer than usual summer
vacation, our school doors opened on
August 20, and we greeted a record number
of students to Vestavia Hills City Schools.
New faces bring promise to our schools.
We welcome Assistant Superintendent
Sheila Phillips. Her professional experience
is vast and relevant. She has worked as a
special education teacher in Homewood schools, as a districtlevel early childhood program director in Cullman City Schools,
and as a school administrator at Cullman City High School and
Vestavia Hills High School. Sheila has enjoyed spending time
at all our schools this summer as she transitioned into her job
and office.
Ty Arendall has moved from leading Vestavia Hills Elementary
Cahaba Heights to leading Vestavia Hills Elementary Liberty
Park as principal. In addition to directing instruction at Cahaba
Heights for several years, Ty has also previously worked as a
school administrator in Homewood and Shelby County. A dad
with two young sons at East and wife April teaching at Central, Ty
gains perspectives from three schools as he leads VHELP.
Dr. Kay Cooper will welcome students, parents, and staff this
year as principal of Vestavia Hills Elementary Cahaba Heights.
Kay has spent the past six years as assistant principal of Vestavia
Hills Elementary East. Prior to that, Kay worked as a teacher in
Jefferson County and Hoover and as a school administrator in
Shelby County. Kay began her teaching career at Cahaba Heights
and looks forward to bringing that sense of history and pride to
her building.
Three new assistant principals also join the district this year.
Kellie Wigley joins the faculty at Vestavia Hills Elementary School
Central to help Principal Marian Humphries. Kellie is a former
guidance counselor at Central. Cindy Echols has been named the
new assistant principal at Vestavia Hills Elementary East to work
with Principal Mark Richardson and the faculty there. Cindy
is a former teacher and school administrator with Homewood
Jamie Blair
Superintendent,
Vestavia Hills City Schools
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LIBRARY IN THE FOREST NEWS
Visit the Electronic Classroom conveniently located near the
Adult Department across from Café Iz. It is open Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Friday, 10 a.m. -5 p.m. Sign up for Mac 101 (beginning
Apple Computer training) and Internet 101 (how to surf the web,
check e-mail, etc.). These classes are offered the second and fourth
Thursdays of each month at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Also, register
for classes to learn how to check out and download library materials
to your Kindle, iPad, Nook, or Nook Color. They are offered the third
Thursday of each month at 1 p.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m., & 4 p.m. Please call
205.978.0164 for more information or to register for classes, which
are usually limited to ten participants.
Concert in the Forest: The Erin Mitchell Band
Friday, September 14, 2012 at 7 p.m.
Vestavia Hills Library in the Forest Amphitheater
Grab your lawn chair and get ready for a dynamic performance by
Erin Mitchell, one of Birmingham’s premier blues and soul singersongwriters.
Spooky Tales on the Spooky Trail: An Event for the Entire Family
October 26, 2012 at 6:30 p.m.
Get scared silly or scared stiff as we offer hilarious and horrific
Halloween tales for all ages. Dress in your favorite Halloween gear
and visit special spooky storytelling stations in the forest. For our itsy
bitsy spiders, we have stories to tickle your funny bone. If you like a
little more fright in your night, we have boo-tiful tales just for you. To
experience the full horror of the night, adults and brave teens should
bring a flashlight and blanket and travel deep into the forest for . . .
Teen Scene @ the Library 205.978.3683
Got homework? No matter what project you’re working on or test
you’re studying for, we have the resources you need: free online
tutoring; research databases; AP, SAT, and ACT study guides; help
with those tricky word problems, chemistry equations, or research
papers; and Macs galore. When it’s time to take a break, you can earn
service hours by participating in our Teen Advisory Board, or chill
out with the Creative Writing or Galley Group. Plus, we’ll be having
fun events throughout the school year. Visit our website, Facebook
page or catch us on Twitter for additional information.
Just for Adults 205.978.3684
Afternoon Reads Book Club
Wednesday, August 15, 2012 at 2 p.m. - Shine Shine Shine by Lydia
Netzer
Fall into Reading in the Children’s Department 205.978.0158
With the success of Summer Reading behind us and a brand new
school year under way, we are gearing up for an exciting fall in the
Children’s Department. September marks the season of great back–
to–school programs and fall story times. Look for a new story hour
with the wonderful Ms. April who will dazzle you with cool stories
from all over the world. Kids and tweens will enjoy exciting afterschool events with Ms. Savannah.
Wednesday, September 19, 2012 at 2 p.m. - Why Be Happy When
You Could Be Normal? by Jeanette Winterson.
Wednesday, October 17, 2012 at 2 p.m. - Hotel on the Corner of
Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford
Register for Computer Classes in the Electronic Classroom
Also, get ready for new programs for children of all ages. It will be
an exciting time you won’t want to miss. Discover all of these great
programs and more when you visit our website or check us out on
Facebook.
Friends of the Library Programs
Programs will be hosted in the Library’s Community Room
beginning at 10 a.m.
Thursday, September 27, 2012 – A Talk with Mayor Zaragoza and City
Manager Randy Robertson
Thursday, October 25, 2012 – Storytelling Adventures with Dolores
Hydock. Ms Hydock will present the program “Starch in Their
Petticoats.”
Don’t forget to visit the Friends Bookstore and join the Friends of the
Library.
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Acton Road
#1 in VestaVia!
Gwen Brannum
(205) 908-0200
Becky Hicks
(205) 533-4445
Brad Clement
(205) 410-3735
Glenda Jones
(205) 410-3000
Cherie Moody
(205) 910-4303
Lynn Coffey
(205) 999-0354
Lisa Jones
(205) 542-1426
Hayden Wald
(205) 919-5535
Katherine Manush
(205) 533-2614
Mike Wald
(205) 541-0940
Thanks To our amazing clienTs, we sold more homes
in VesTaVia Than any oTher office in 2011*!
*All reports are published January 2012, based on data available by the end of Dec. 2011. All reports presented
are based on data supplied by the Birmingham Association of Realtors or its MLS. — Trendgraphix, Inc.
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2/8/12 11:59 AM
Candidates Forum
presented by the Vestavia Hills
Chamber of Commerce
and Leadership Vestavia Hills
Come and meet your local candidates and
hear their platforms.
Oct. 23, come and meet local
and state candidates
Call 823-5011 or
visit www.vestaviahills.org
for more information.
Tastings from Area
Restaurants & Fine Wines
Thursday, November 1, 2012
6:30-9:00 PM
Hosted at Hollywood Pools
1441 Montgomery Highway
For Ticket Information,
Call the Chamber Office at 823-5011
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Community Calendar: September - October 2012
September 3
Labor Day
Municipal Center closed
September 27
Friends of the Library, 10 a.m.
September 10
Senior Citizens Luncheon
Dogwood Room, 11:30 a.m.
October 8
Senior Citizens Luncheon
Dogwood Room, 11:30 a.m.
City Council meeting, 5 p.m.
September 11
Patriots Day Remembrance Ceremony
Homewood City Hall, 9 a.m.
October 9
Chamber Luncheon, 11:30 a.m.
Vestavia Country Club
September 11
Chamber Luncheon, 11:30 a.m.
Vestavia Country Club
October 11
Planning & Zoning Commission, 6 p.m.
October 15
Historical Society, 2 p.m.
September 13
Planning & Zoning Commission, 6 p.m.
October 16
Parks & Recreation Board, 7 a.m.
September 15
E-Recycling Event
Wald Park pool parking lot, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
October 18
Board of Zoning Adjustment, 6 p.m.
September 18
Parks & Recreation Board, 7 a.m.
October 22
September 20
Board of Zoning Adjustment, 6 p.m.
October 25
Friends of the Library, 10 a.m.
September 24
October 31
School Board Meeting, 6 p.m.
Board of Education Building
September 26
School Board Meeting, 6 p.m.
Board of Education Building
November 1 Viva Vestavia, 6:30 pm – 9 p.m.
Hollywood Pools

September - October 2012

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