December 12, 2013 The Crown Prints
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December 12, 2013 The Crown Prints
CROWN VOLUME 35/No. 23/December 12, 2013 PRINTS Kings Contrivance Village The Twice-Monthly Newsletter of the Village of Kings Contrivance SANTA EVENTS AT AMHERST HOUSE CALL US FOR TICKET INFORMATION. LUNCH WITH SANTA COOKIES WITH SANTA SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14 11:30am—1:00pm CA Assessed $5, Non-CA $5.50 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21 2:00—3:30pm CA Assessed $3.50, Non-CA $4 Enjoy a fun, children’s activity with Santa! Activities include a craft, pizza lunch, and cookie decorating for dessert. Each child will have a photo taken with Santa. Make a craft, decorate cookies and have a photo taken with Santa. Get your ticket today! FREE GARDENING SEMINAR AT AMHERST HOUSE THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 7:30-9:00PM PRUNING: The How, When and Why of Pruning Ornamental Trees and Shrubs will be presented by Joe Di Giovanni, Master Gardener from the Howard County Cooperative Extension Service. This entertaining, FREE program will include techniques and tools used in pruning presented through lecture and demonstration. Please register your attendance by calling Amherst House at 410-381-9600. MARK YOUR CALENDARS for a Crime Prevention Meeting at Amherst House on Thursday, January 16th at 7pm. More information to follow. CLASSES AT AMHERST HOUSE PILATES ZUMBA RETURNS IN JANUARY! MONDAYS WINTER 2014 SESSION Bring a mat and bands. January 9th-February 27th 6:30-7:30pm 8-week session CA $72, Non-CA $80 January 6-March 10, CA $120, Non-CA $128 INTERMEDIATE WITH BANDS, 6:45-7:45pm BEGINNER, 7:45-8:45pm Bring a mat. SATURDAYS January 4-March 8, CA $120, Non-CA $128 ALL LEVELS WITH BANDS 10:15-11:15am Bring a mat and bands. THURSDAYS Bring water and a towel. CHRISTMAS TREE SALE SNOW PLOW TRACKER Ready to get in the holiday spirit? The Hammond High School Boosters will be rockin’ around the Christmas trees in the parking lot of Hammond High School. Hours are: When there is a big snow, follow the plows on Howard County’s snow plow tracker to see what roads have been treated and/or plowed. The map is updated every fifteen minutes, so you can follow the plows as they work their way to your street! howardcountymdpublic.eroadtrack.com Friday, December 13, 5pm-8pm Saturday & Sunday, December 14 & 15, 10am-6pm COLUMBIA ASSOCIATION’S STARLICIOUS TALENT SHOW Kids between the ages of 7 and 13 can audition for the second annual Starlicious Talent show at various Columbia Association KidSpace locations. Selected kids can show their stuff at the Talent Show on Friday, February 7th at 6pm at the Columbia Gym’s Youth Arena. Contestants must preregister for auditions at one of these locations: Thursday, January 9th, 5-6pm at Supreme Sports Club (7080 Deepage Drive, 410-381-7559) Friday, January 10th, 5-6pm at Columbia Athletic Club (5435 Beaverkill Road, 410-730-6755) Saturday, January 11th, 11am-1pm at Columbia Gym (6151 Daylong Lane, 410-531-8984) For more information, contact Melissa Capo at [email protected] or 410-7153169 or go to catodayblog.wordpress.com and scroll to the article posted on November 22nd. YARD TRIM & CHRISTMAS TREE RECYCLING Yard trim pick-up will continue on recycling day through January 17, 2014. Remember to use paper bags or reusable containers. Plastic bags contaminate the compost and are discouraged. Christmas trees will also be picked up on recycling day. Just remove any tinsel, garland, ornaments, tree stands, plastic bags or any other man-made materials and put it out for collection. AMHERST HOUSE HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Amherst House will be closed for the holidays beginning 9pm on Monday, December 23rd and will reopen at 9am on Thursday, January 2nd. During this time, KCCA HOA documents will be available for sale at the UPS store in the Kings Contrivance Village Center for $15 payable by cash or check. HOWARD COUNTY’S PRESCHOOL/CHILD CARE FAIR Howard County’s Department of Citizen Services Preschool/Child Care Information Fair will be held on Sunday, January 26th, 1-4pm at Ten Oaks Ballroom, 5000 Signal Bell Lane in Clarksville. Admission is free; however, attendees are asked to bring a non-perishable food item to donate to the Howard County Food Bank. The event will offer information on child care, preschool, and summer programs, as well as the opportunity for personal contact with teachers and program directors. For more information about the Fair, contact the Office of Children’s Services at [email protected] or 410-313-1940. VILLAGE BOARD HIGHLIGHTS COVENANT CORNER The Resident Architectural Committee meets the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at 7:30pm. You are welcome to attend. RAC REVIEW If you have concerns you would like the Village Board to address, attend a Board meeting. Meetings are held on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at 7:30pm. At the meeting on November 6th, the Board: RAC Review will return in the next issue. There was no RAC meeting on November 27th due to the Thanksgiving holiday. There will be no second RAC meeting in December due to the holiday. The next deadline is Thursday, January 2nd for the meeting on Wednesday, January 8th. THE NUTCRACKER ON ICE The Columbia Figure Skating Club will perform The Nutcracker on Ice at the Columbia Ice Rink during the weekend of December 14-15. Show times on Saturday are 5:30pm and 7:15pm; performances on Sunday are 4:30pm and 6pm. For tickets and more information, see the club’s website at www.columbiafsc.com. Met with Andy Stack, Chair of the Columbia Association Board, and Celeste Olinger from Columbia Association to discuss communication between CA and the villages. HOLIDAY SLIDE SCHEDULE For the Christmas and New Years holidays, trash and recycling pickup days will slide to the next day. If your collection day is Wednesday, it will be moved to Thursday, etc. Please remember that all items must be out by 6am on the collection day. For more information, call 410313-6444 or visit the website www.howardcountymd.gov/holidayschedule.htm THINKING GREEN Are you looking for ways to live green and have less impact on SNOW CLEARING the environment? Check out If you are looking for someone to clear livegreenhoward.com for tips and snow, a Snow Shovelers list is available i n fo r m at i o n ab o ut e n e r gy at Amherst House. Remember, snow conservation, green cleaning must be removed from sidewalks within products, community clean-ups 48 hours after a snowfall. and more. Mission statement: The association represents the community of Kings Contrivance by advocating for residents, enforcing covenants, and building a sense of community. Staff/Village Office Board of Directors Beverley Meyers, Village Manager Laura Parrish, Covenant Advisor Dawn Linthicum, Events and Info. Coordinator Lindsay Stroh, Operations Coordinator Erika Cheney, Administrative Assistant Gail Robinson, Bookkeeper Julie Steffanoff, Head Facility Assistant Barbara Seely Marguerite Walsh Fred Niziol Art Perraud Shari Zaret Ronald Kolb Office Hours: Monday—Thursday Friday Saturday Brian Dunn 9am—9pm 9am—5pm 10am—1pm 410-381-6447 (H) [email protected] 410-207-2006 (C) [email protected] 301-498-4461 (H) [email protected] 240-620-6270 (C) [email protected] 410-730-0802 (H) [email protected] 301-596-7797 (H) [email protected] Columbia Council Representative 301-725-1042 (H) [email protected] Kings Contrivance Community Association, Inc. Amherst House, 7251 Eden Brook Drive, Columbia, Maryland 21046 PHONE: 410-381-9600 FAX: 410-381-9268 EMAIL: [email protected] WEB PAGE: www.kingscontrivancecommunityassociation.org or www.amhersthouse.org “LIKE” US ON FACEBOOK AT KINGS CONTRIVANCE VILLAGE WE INVITE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (301) 776-7249 YOUR AD HERE FOR ONLY $30 BUSINESS MEETINGS AT AMHERST HOUSE Our carpeted conference room is available for daytime rentals and can comfortably seat 48 theater-style or up to 20 at tables. For larger meetings, seminars, training sessions and workshops, the Huntington Room provides plenty of well-lit space. Visit our website, www.amhersthouse.org, for photos and rates. Call 410381-9600 for availability.