02-2012 - My Greatwood

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Greatwood
News
The publication of the Greatwood Community Association, Inc.
February 2012
Campbell Elementary’s Bunny Hop Fun Run
February 25, 2012 - 1000 Shadow Bend Drive
G
reg Harris of Texas Farmer’s
Bureau Insurance & the Campbell
Elementary PTA have teamed up to
bring this 5K event to our neighborhood
for the 3rd year in a row! This event is
open to everyone, both in and out of the
Greatwood community and includes the
following activities:
• USATF Certified Chip Timed 5K Kids & Family 1 Mile Run/ Toddler Dash
• Great Shopping in our Silent Auction both Friday evening from 7:00pm to 10:00pm and Saturday morning from 7:30am to 10:30am
• Post Race Party
• Health & Fitness Fair
• Moonwalks, Slide, Games
• Dancing, Gymnastics, Cheerleading Demonstrations
• Tim Tuttle with 93Q, Event emcee; Michelle Fisher giving out the awards and raffle prizes; Kevin Quinn with ABC13 will perform a fun “warm up” before the 5K
• Appearance of a Sugar Land
Fire Truck
• Food and Refreshments
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
7:30 to 11:00AM: SILENT AUCTION
/RAFFLE
8:00 AM: CERTIFIED 5K
9:15 AM: TODDLER DASH
9:20 AM: FAMILY AND KIDS 1 MILE
(More information on page 36)
Antoinette Reading Junior High PTO’s
Second Annual Denim & Diamonds Fundraiser
Friday, February 17, 2012
6:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.
Safari Texas Ranch
A
ntoinette Reading Junior High (ARJH)
PTO’s Second Annual Denim &
Diamonds Fundraiser, sponsored in part
by Sterling McCall Lexus, is right around
the corner. Make it a “Date Night” and enjoy
a “Grownup” evening of dinner, dancing
and casino fun while helping raise funds to
provide educational, athletic and fine art
activities and services for the students and
teachers at ARJH.
Michelle Rhone,VP Fundraising and
(Continued on page 34)
Sofia Sheikh, Denim & Diamonds Chair.
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What’s Inside
Useful Info............................................ 2
Safety and Security.......................... 3-5
Group and Club News....................... 8-9
Library News................................. 16-17
Community News.......................... 19-27
School News.................................. 30-36
Neighborhood Reps........................... 39
Calendar
2/2.......................................... ACC Meeting
2/7........................ Quarterly Rep Meeting
2/16....Lakeside Village Annual Meeting
2/16....... Charleston Estates Annual Mtg.
2/23.................................... Board Meeting
ACC meets the first Thursday of
the month at 7:30 at Rec Center #2.
Board meetings are on the fourth
Thursday of the month at 7:00 p.m.
At Rec. Center #1
Greatwood
News
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Greatwood Community Association
by the Communications Committee.
Committee Members:
Judy Holy
John Bowen
Harold Symmonds
Kate Brewer
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Useful Information
Community Board
Bob Hauck - President
281.937.0805
[email protected]
Judy Holy - Secretary
281-343-7097
[email protected]
Robert Thompson - Director
713-402-8951
[email protected]
New Greatwood Ofϐice Hours:
The Greatwood of ice, located at
Rec Center #2, will be opened on
Mon. and Wed. 9 a.m. - 11 a.m.
and Tues. and Thurs. 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.
Greatwood Community Association
Houston Community
Management Services
For questions or concerns
regarding the Association:
17049 El Camino Real, Ste. 100
Houston, Texas 77058
832.864.1200 or 800.568.6807
Fax: 281.218.6973
Jack Molho - Director
281-343-5819
[email protected]
LeJean Grifϐin, Property Mgr.
Street Lights Out?
Dana Ladd, Co-Property Mgr.
If you notice street lights out, take note
of the number on the pole, (should be 6
digits), and call Centerpoint Energy at
713.207.2222.
www.centerpointenergy.com/outage
To report lights out on the High Mast
Lighting on the 59 feeder road take note
of the number on the pole and report it to:
Chris Cameron
Traf ic Operations Manager
281-275-2490
Community Website
www.mygreatwood.com
Friendly Reminder
visit
www.mygreatwood.com for
• Architectural Modiϐications
Request Forms
• Read Greatwood Board
Meeting Minutes
• Check out Greatwood’s Master
Calendar
• Rec Room Rental Form
• Financials - and much more
Other Useful Websites:
sugarlandtx.gov
lcisd.org
FortBendCountyGov.com
grandpky.com
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Phone: 832.864.1228
Fax – 281-218-7018
email: [email protected]
Phone: 832.864.1277
Fax – 281-218-6973
Rhonda Sundberg, Assistant
Phone: 281-545-1134
Fax: 281.218.6973
For Recreation Room Rentals
Jill Williams
Phone: 281-545-1134
Fax: 281-218-6973
To rent the meeting room at
Recreation Center One you can go to
REC CENTER AGREEMENT on our
new community web site:
www.mygreatwood.com
Pool Party Reservations
Houston Recreation Management
713-932-7665
Pool Card & Tennis Court Key
If you have recently moved into
Greatwood and have not received
your Pool Card, or have lost your card,
please contact Jill Williams with the
Management Company at
281-545-1134.
[email protected].
There is a $25 replacement charge
for lost cards.
Please remember that no signage
whatsoever may be placed on
Association property which includes
all common areas
Safety and Security News
Constable’s Bulletin
By Constable A.J. Dorr
S
pring break will be here before you know it. If you
have plans for a mini-vacation away from home, give
us a call for the House Watch Program. Take advantage of
our online program to set up your House Watch at: www.
fortbendcounty.gov, or call our office well in advance
during our work week of Monday-Friday between 8AM5PM, at 281-341-4536. By now, school is back in full
swing. It is time again to think about safety in and around
the school zones and to obey the rules set by the schools,
especially with regard to drop off and pick up areas and
procedures. If you are dropping off your child at a day
care, don’t leave your car unlocked for that short run in
and run out delivery. Thieves can be watching and the day
care centers are prime targets.
Remember, do not use cell phones in the school zones,
and watch your speed and come to a complete stop (when a
vehicle ceases movement) behind the stop signs. We have
come across an interesting theory as to why people violate
driving laws. Dr. Gerald Wilde, a Professor Emeritus of
Psychology at Queen’s University in Ontario, Canada,
developed something called the Risk Homeostasis Theory,
and it can be applied to law enforcement in a variety of
ways. The theory states that everyone on the planet has
their own fixed-level of acceptable risk, and they will
adjust their life accordingly to maintain the risk they are
comfortable with. Could it be that we are seeing reckless
behavior by our citizens, who know better, that they
actually like the extra risk? Or, are they are just wrapped
up in their own daydreams and agendas for the day, or are
they talking on their cell phones?
With all those new gadgets and bicycles received
as gifts this last Christmas, have you recorded the serial
numbers? Many children have received new iPods or cell
phones with all the latest applications. We mentioned
before about the GPS systems in those new devices. Be
sure they are not left somewhere so that a predator can
program in a code to eaves drop or to find their location.
A few parents have this system on some of their children’s
phones. Predators can find them as easily as parents
can. Also, concerning the more adult side of gadgets, the
same goes for the GPS you have for your car. There is no
reason that you should put your address under “home” in
its memory. Instead, put in the address of the local law
enforcement agency and mark it as “home.” The criminal
who steals it will be in for a big surprise if he/she thinks
they are coming to your house for a home invasion.
Keep calling in those suspicious activities. It can save
lives and protects your neighbor’s property. Remember to
say “NO” to solicitors.
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Safety and Security News
Scamming Your Cell Phone With Texting
By John Bowen
I
n past articles, we have covered many of the tricks and schemes
used by scam artists to procure personal information from
individuals they perceive may be vulnerable. Access and use of
this information has lead to an ever-increasing fraudulent use
in robbing victims of their personal savings, benefits, homes
and reputations. Even when discovered, these efforts have cost
their victims significant time and money to overcome or repair
the personal damages caused by these scams.
Recently, I came across an article that deals with another
mechanism being used by scam artists to procure personal
information from unknowing victims. The device in question
is your cell phone. One of the most used practices with cell
phones is the texting mechanism used by young and old alike.
Much has been written about the dangers of texting on one’s
cell phone while driving down a street or highway. Laws have
been passed that prohibit the use of a cell phone inside a
specified school zone during specific times of each day when
schools are in session. The reason for these restrictions should
be obvious: you cannot effectively and safely drive a vehicle
and text on your cell phone at the same time. Children can be
in a school crossing under the control and watchful eye of the
school crossing guard, and someone driving along with their
eyes on their cell phone, can drive right through the crossing.
The results of this act are self-conclusive. I have heard more
than one resident complain about the lack of attention being
paid by a number of individuals driving through the school
zone areas while students are going to or coming from their
school by way of street crossings.
Let’s discuss another potentially serious consequence of
texting on your cell phone. The pattern of the texting described
in this article is a scam very familiar and very similar to that
used in attempting procurement of personal information from
your internet address, via a call on your home or business
phone, or from receipt of an official looking letter or document
in the mail. As an example, with the texting approach, your cell
phone would chime that a text message has come in to your
mail center. In this particular case, it is a message supposedly
from your bank telling you that one of your accounts has been
frozen. It requests that you please call the following number
to clear up this issue. Most of us would have an immediate
concern and desire to rectify this issue as quickly as possible.
If you remember all the other terms I have shared with you
before, you can now add another: you have just been “smished.”
Smishing is an offshoot of another phenomena we have
covered in a past article called “phishing.” The latter are emails
that try to trick you into disclosing personal or financial
information. “Smishing” is named for the SMS (short message
service) technology used to send text messages. There is
another variation called “vishing.” Instead of a text message,
you receive a call or voice message providing you with the
same message described above in the “smishing” example.
Because of the numerous warnings people have received
regarding Internet or computer based scams, scammers have
looked to the cell phone as a new frontier for scamming the
general public. Statistics show that cell phone users are three
times more likely to fall for fake messages than computer users
according to the security firm Trusteer. When you call the
number the text message or voice mail message has given you,
you are directly connected to the scammers, who ask for your
account number, PIN, Social Security Number, or what is called
the “raw material” of identity theft.
While bogus bank alerts may be the highest number of scam
attempts, you may also receive texts promising a free laptop,
mortgage assistance or lottery winnings. You may receive a
short message like “you are a winner, or short on cash, or we
need to talk to you immediately.” Like your computer, once they
entice you to click on the link, it will instigate fact downloads
identity-stealing software on your cell phone.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently moved
against a firm that was allegedly offering phony government
loans by text. Per the FTC, five and a half million text messages
were sent to cell phones in just 40 days. This calculates to
approximately 85 messages per minute. Even worse, this
outfit is also alleged to have sold the numbers of people who
replied asking to be removed from their list. This sends a
strong message: DO NOT REPLY TO ANY OF THESE KIND OF
MESSAGES!
So how do you defend yourself?
1. Don’t reply. Even sending a “remove” or “stop” response
to a “smishing” text tells scammers that your number is
active, meaning you may get more messages.
2. Don’t click on links in texts sent to you by unknown parties.
3. Block suspicious numbers. Your cell phone provider may
be able to block numbers where texts and calls originate.
4. Your bank is texting you? Look up its number yourself,
don’t trust the one provided in the text and then call your
bank to discuss the message received.
5. Do not store credit card and account login information in
emails or notes on the phone.
6. Set your phone to time out and lock after a short period. If
it’s stolen, thieves won’t get personal information.
7. Install updates. When you receive a bona fide notification
of an upgrade to your phone’s software, install it
immediately. If you doubt the message is legitimate, call
your cell or app provider.
As I have often said, conditions we face each day when out
in the public or even in the confines of our homes, requires
us to be vigilant. As I noted in the Color of Awareness article
some time ago, do not allow yourself to remain in the White
Color Zone when dealing directly or indirectly with individuals
outside your home. Always be alert to the dangers that are
around you and you will have a safer and happier life.
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Group and Club
News
International Social Group
Greatwood Activity Directory
If you would like to list your Greatwood group
please send a notice in WORD to
[email protected]
M
embers of the International Social Group for Adults (ISGA)
recently attended a holiday party that included exchanging
gifts, playing a champagne fountain game for a fabulous prize,
tasting delicious cuisine and participating in a talent show.
The group meets monthly to socialize with those from the U.S.
and abroad. It is an excellent way to make new friends and a
great way to learn about different cultures, foods and attire. If
you would like to join this fun social group or would like more
information, contact the coordinator, Vicki Latham.
Activity Coordinators
Lunch Bunch
We have fun getting to know one another better
while having lunch in area restaurants. We meet
the third Wednesday of each month. Call us and
let us know you’ll be there!
Sharyn Flower .....281.343.9353
Marsha Jackson ...281.343.5835
Curtie Giles............281.343.5355
Scrapbooking
Renee Sinclair(c) 281.761.5695
......................... (h) 281.545.1647
............... [email protected]
Christmas Light Decorating Contest
ISGA Members & guests attending the Christmas Holiday party, Talent
Show and Gift Exchange were (left to right): Robert Latham, Vicki Latham,
Linda Amour, Antony Wu, Debra Hulen, Tanya Shearer, Jim Smidt, Juliet
and Goke Olabisi.
Shelly Buechner ..281.650.4618
[email protected]
International Social Group for Adults:
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The Ladybugs:
Vicki Latham .......281-384-4006
.............. [email protected]
281-923-4009
Parent’s of UT Students:
Rose Ford ...............281.343.7172
......................... [email protected]
Greatwood MOMS Club - West and East:
www.momsclubsugarland.org
Moms In Touch:
Sharon Boehm ....281-343-9280
[email protected]
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Group and Club News
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Library
News
Children’s Program Schedule for February at
George Memorial Library
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ort Bend County Libraries’ George Memorial Library,
1001 Golfview in Richmond, presents a variety of free
children’s programs -- Mother Goose Time, Toddler Time,
Story Time, Pajama Night Story Time, and After-School
Breaks -- every month. These programs are free and open
to the public.
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Kinder Korner -- a time for kindergartners to enjoy
stories, movies, crafts and other activities -- takes place on
the 1st Thursday, beginning at 4:00 pm. The Kinder Korner
program on February 2 will be “All About Cats.”
Mother Goose Time, which takes place on Tuesdays at
11:00 am, provides caregiver/infant activities and songs
especially designed for the youngest book-lovers, from age
1 month to 12 months. The February schedule of Mother
Goose Time activities is as follows:
• February 7 – Baby’s Toys
• February 14 – Cuddles & Hugs
• February 21 – On the Farm
• February 28 – Colors
Pajama Night Story Time -- which takes place on the 2nd
and 4th Thursdays at 6:30 pm -- gives families an evening
option for some activities presented during the day time.
The February schedule is as follows:
• February 9 – Kisses
• February 23 – Favorite Things
Toddler Time -- Thursdays at 10:00 am -- offers caregiver/
child activities, stories and songs for older babies, from 12 to
36 months of age. The February schedule of Toddler Time
activities is as follows:
• February 2 – Cats
• February 9 – Kisses
• February 16 – Hide & Seek
• February 23 – Favorite Things
The After-School Break -- crafts, movies, stories, and
more for school-aged children in grades 1 through 5 -takes place on the 3rd Thursday, beginning at 4:00 pm. The
program on February 16 will be “Mardi-Gras Masks.”
The Teen Programs, which are designed for youth in
grades 6-8, take place on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays,
beginning at 6:00 pm. The February schedule is as follows:
• February 1 – Teen Craft Night
• February 15 – Teen Game Night: Guitar Hero
Pre-school children, 3 to 6 years of age, will enjoy Story
Time, where they hear stories, watch movies, and participate
in age-appropriate craft activities, beginning at 10:00 am
each Wednesday and Saturday. The February schedule is as
follows:
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February 1 and 4 – Cats
February 8 and 11 – Kisses
February 15 and 18 – Hide & Seek
February 22 and 25 – Favorite Things
February 29 – Cowboys & Cowgirls
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News
Libraries’ Family Reading Club
Continues Through March 3
T
he popularity of Fort Bend County Libraries’ Summer
Reading Clubs for children, teens, and adults has inspired
the library system to add a similar program for families during
the winter season. The six-week Family Reading Club, which
began on January 21, will continue through March 3, at all
branches in the Fort Bend County library system.
This six-week program is designed to encourage families
to read, learn, and have fun together. All Fort Bend County
families are eligible to participate.
“The best way to help children learn new words and
to build a larger vocabulary is to talk and read with them,”
says Susan King, Coordinator of Youth Services for the library
system. “Children hear more new words when you read books
to them.”
Families who read 36 books or 6 hours – 6 books
per week or 60 minutes per week – will be entered into a
drawing for a $50 dining gift card, donated by the Friends of
the Library. Each branch library will have a drawing for the
gift card on March 5.
A single registration is required for each participating
family. An adult (parent or guardian) is asked to register
the family online by going to the library’s website (http://
www.fortbend.lib.tx.us) and clicking on the “Family Reading
Club Sign-Up” image. Families may also register at one of
the libraries in the Fort Bend County library system. Upon
registering, families will then have their own online page on
which to record their books or reading time.
There is no charge to join the Family Reading Club. The
program is sponsored by Fort Bend County Libraries and the
Friends of the Library organizations that support the county
library system.
For more information, call the library’s Public Information
Office at 281-341-2677, or the library branch nearest you.
I
f you haven’t had an opportunity to tour the new University
Branch Library, now is your chance. The staff of the University
Branch Library invites newcomers in the area to attend a basic
introduction to the library, its online catalog, and all the resources
that become available with a library card. The February orientation
session will take place every Tuesday, beginning at 2:00 and 6:00
pm, and every Wednesday, beginning at 10:30 am, in the Computer
Lab at the library, located at 14010 University Blvd. in Sugar Land.
Those attending will hear about different types of library
materials, including eBooks, and about upcoming programs and
classes. They will receive a virtual tour through the library’s
website, and will learn how to access the different online services
that are available on the website. Patrons will also learn how to
access their online library account to reserve items or to renew
items already checked out.
The orientation sessions are free and open to the public. Those
who wish to attend may register on the library’s website (www.
fortbend.lib.tx.us), click on “calendar,” select “University Branch
Library,” and find the program. Participants may also register by
calling the library at 281-633-5100, or by visiting the library.
University Branch
Youth Program Sampler
and Friends’ Book Drive at
T
he Youth Services staff at Fort Bend County Libraries’
University Branch Library invites families to attend a
“Youth Program Sampler” on Saturday, February 4, from 12:00
noon to 2:30 pm. Learn more about the various youth programs
that the library presents each month for children of all ages.
Multicultural stories and activities will be presented in
locations throughout the Youth Services department. A puppet
show and Story Time will take place in the Large Meeting Room
starting at 12:15, 1:00, and 1:45 pm. Children may participate
in a variety of craft activities in the Small Meeting Room during
the course of the event.
Youth in Philanthropy (YIP) teen volunteers will be
collecting gently-used books to be donated to the Friends of
the Library organization for the book sales they hold during
the year. Proceeds from the Friends’ book sales and annual
membership dues help to underwrite the costs of special
programming and various cultural events at the University
Branch Library. All contributions are tax-deductible.
The event is free and open to the public. For more
information, call the branch library at 281-633-5100 or the
library’s Public Information Office at 281-341-2677.
Presents “Monday Night
Movies at the Library”
E
njoy a free movie night out at the University Branch Library
every Monday night in February. A different romantic
comedy will be shown in the Large Meeting Room of the library,
located at 14010 University Blvd. in Sugar Land, beginning at
6:00 pm. The movies are rated PG-13.
The “Monday Night Movies at the Library” are free and open
to the public. For more information, call the branch library at
281-633-5100 or the library’s Public Information Office at 281341-2677.
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Community News
On the Board’s Agenda...
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in higher annual dues for Greatwood residents. Therefore,
the Board of Directors continues to investigate better ways
of regulating and dispersing our vast irrigation system.
Everything from new, more state-of-the-art controllers to
advanced atmospheric computer controlled systems that
respond to measured weather and historic rainfall data
supplied via the Internet, are being considered.
The security of Greatwood continues to be an ongoing
issue. We are making a renewed evaluation of camera
systems, both monitored and historical. We hope to bring
the results of this study to the Representatives soon for a
cost effective evaluation.
In keeping with our continued effort to maintain the
quality and usability of our infrastructure and assets, the
large pool, located at Recreation Center #1, was refurbished
and re-plastered. We expect that with our new pool
contractor and his attention to proper water conditions,
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Community News
2011 Holiday Light Contest Winners
Residents went all out for the 2011 Greatwood Holiday Light Contest.
Lights and decorations sparkled throughout Greatwood. Congratulations to all the winners!
“Hall of Fame” Recipients:
Hall of Fame Best Decorated
Stonebridge -1259 Deerbrook Drive- Jim and Melissa Pariseau
Hall of Fame Kids Choice
Glen- 1131 Woodfern – Mark, Becky, Haley and Megan Foster
Hall of Fame Most Creative
Brazos Bend- 1811 Lavender Field - David, Marcie, Meganne,
Stephanie & Katelin Money
Hall of Fame Street
Tuscany- Turning Leaf Court
Hall Of Fame Most Elegant
Estates-8206 Forest Gate
“Best in Greatwood” Winners:
Best Decorated Home in Greatwood
Forest - 1227 Garden Brook - Jess, Stacy, Drake, Carter, Myatt
Richards
Kids Choice in Greatwood
Woodhaven - 7906 Veramonte Court - Bill, Melinda, Lexi and
Luke Bell
Honorable Mention Home in Greatwood
Tuscany - 1610 Turning Leaf Court - Eric, Shannon, William,
Gayton and Emma Rose Leike
Best Street in Greatwood
Woodhaven - Sutters Chase
Most Elegant Home in Greatwood
Arbor - 2002 Verdant Valley - Curt and Karrie McIntyre
Most Creative Home in Greatwood
Forest – 1406 Forest Brook - Rich, Chelsea, Emily, Gage Ferguson
Honorable Mention Street
The Bend - Garden Bend
Best Decorated Neighborhood
Forest - New Section
Best Themed Home in Greatwood
Tuscany - 7724 Old Tree Court - The Ayaneguie Family
Individual Neighborhood Winners:
* Indicates the “Best of Greatwood” Finalists.
Arbor
Best Decorated Home - *1815 Wild Violet Court - Bill, ReNae,
William and Reagan Scott
Honorable Mention Home - *2002 Verdant Valley - Curt and Karri
McIntyre
Best Street- Verdant Valley
Charleston Estates
Best Decorated Home - 7702 Long Shadows Drive - Shane, Amy,
Travis, Austin and Caroline Burden
Honorable Mention Home - 7730 Long Shadows Drive - Jim, Toni,
Brett and Cody Beeman
Best Street - Oak Shade Drive
Bend
Best Decorated Home - 7802 Garden Bend - Tim, Patrice, Josh, Matt
and Tyler Richards
Honorable Mention Home - 1134 Oak Glen Lane - Ray, Kathryn, Cliff
and Keenum Self
Best Street - * Garden Bend
Crossing
Best Decorated Home - 7311 Whistle Court - Brian Lyssy and Charity
Hadley
Honorable Mention Home - 627 Deer Hollow Drive - Andrew, leah,
Lauren and Emily Stevens
Best Street - Deer Hollow Drive
Brazos Bend
Best Decorated Home - 9010 Morning Star - Wayne and Diana Pete
Honorable Mention Home - 1815 Rockwall Court - Dwane, Tonia and
Colby Perry
Best Street - Rockwall Court
Enclave
Best Decorated Home - 8714 Chipping Rock - Joe and Shirley
Hovepian
Honorable Mention Home - 8518 Chipping Rock - Stan and Diedra
Nowak
Brooks Mill
Best Decorated Home - 8523 Old Quarry - Joe, Debbie, Grant and
Brittany Dage
Honorable Mention Home - 1503 Old Trail - John, Christina, and
Kaitlin Vasquez
Best Street - Babbling Brook Court
Estates
Best Decorated Home - 8208 Forest Gate - Ray and Noreen Weaver
Honorable Mention Home - 1834 Forest Gate Circle - Steve and
Shannon Ferguson
Best Street - Forest Gate
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Community News
2011 Holiday Light Contest Winners
Fairview
Best Decorated Home - 1615 Fairview - Angie Wood
Honorable Mention Home - 1506 Leaf Springs Drive
Best Street - Bent Trail Court
Fairway Vistas
Best Decorated Home - 7234 Welshwood - Alice and Tim Allyn
Honorable Mention Home - 2007 Grand Terrace - Paul Obsta
Best Street - Welshwood Lane
Forest
Best Decorated Home - *1227 Garden Brook - Jess, Stacy, Drake,
Carter and Myatt Richards
Honorable Mention Home - *1406 Forest Brook - Rich, Chelsea,
Emily and Gage Ferguson
Best Street - Great Pecan
Glen
Best Decorated Home - 7334 Mosswood Drive - The Young family
Honorable Mention Home - *7103 Greatwood Glen - The Boehch
family
Best Street - *Quiet Glen Court
Green
Best Decorated Home - 1818 Teal Brook Lane - Rick and Betsy
Scovan
Honorable Mention Home - 1603 Wild Rye Trail
Best Street - Teal Brook Lane
Highland Park
Best Decorated Home - 2019 Upland Shadows - Jim, Sherrie, Michelle
and Grace Patterson
Honorable Mention Home - 8026 Agora Circle - Paola, Tami,
Alexandra and Jackson Champion
Best Street - Highland Green Drive
Knoll
Best Decorated Home - *6714 Flowermound - Jayson, Stacey, Walker,
John and Jack Mitchell
Honorable Mention Home - 6702 Springcrest Drive - Greg, Johanna,
Paige and Parker Stafford
Best Street - Spring Valley Court
Lakecrest
Best Decorated Home - 1903 Shadow Lake - Coy Skelton and Kim
McMillin
Honorable Mention Home - 8710 Rippling Water Drive
Lakeside Village
Best Decorated Home - 1918 Sterling Green Court - Adel, Christina,
Olivia and Victoria Chaveleh
Honorable Mention Home - 7719 Silver Pond - Steve, Stephanie,
Camryn, Carli, Sean and Donnelly Summers - Davis
Best Street– Sterling Green Court
Landing
Best Decorated Home - 1907 Auburn Court - Cindy Beach
Honorable Mention Home - 1931 Cascade Court - Jean Tyler
Best Street - Auburn Court
Manor
Best Decorated Home - 7510 Guinevere - Craig, Michelle, Madison,
Canon and Kendall Deserf
Honorable Mention Home - 7507 Guinevere - Shannon, Sara, Sierra,
Savannah, and Shannon Orsak
Best Street - Guinevere
Shores
Best Decorated Home - 7535 Dawn Mist Court - Mel, LaToya,Kennedy
and Kaitln Smith
Honorable Mention Home - 7510 Shannondale Drive - Corwin and
Margie Moczygemba
Best Street - Old Bridge Court
Springfield
Best Decorated Home - 8102 Moss Stone Drive - Jason, Eileen, Alexa
and Sienna Koler
Honorable Mention Home - 8118 Spring Bluebonnet - John, Ashley,
Claire and Jack Schilling
Best Street - Summer Wind Court
Stonebridge
Best Decorated Home - 1519 Hidden Terrace Drive - Tom and Karen
Yunguirt
Honorable Mention Home - 1415 Hidden Terrace Drive - Marvin and
Pam Sopchak
Best Street - Hidden Terrace Drive
Terrace
Best Decorated Home - *1719 River Trails - Mike Herring and Dede
Sullivan
Honorable Mention Home - 1702 River Trails - Freddie, Chassidy,
Frederick and Macy Parce
Best Street - River Wind
Trails
Best Decorated Home - 7722 Shady Way - Tom and Lisa Fragale
Honorable Mention Home - 1502 Old Elm - Paul, Janice, Erin and
Taylor Knight
Best Street - Stone Trail Drive
Tuscany
Best Decorated Home - *7724 Old Tree Court - The Ayaneguie Family
Honorable Mention Home - *1610 Turning Leaf Court - Eric,
Shannon, William, Gayton and Emma Rose Lieke
Best Street - Old Tree Court
Village
Best Decorated Home - 6906 Morningside
Honorable Mention Home - 1575 Briar Cottage
Best Street - Briar Cottage
Vistas
Best Decorated Home - 8958 Silent Willow Lane - Kelvin, Rebecca
and Grant Klatt
Honorable Mention Home - 8927 Silent Willow Lane
Woodcreek
Best Decorated Home - 1827 Cross Spring Drive - Cody, Kaitlyn,
Brooke, Terry and Paul
Honorable Mention Home - 1814 Cross Spring Drive - Jimmy, Tiffany,
Remme, Parker and Sydney Loos
Best Street - Forest Trace Drive
Woodhaven
Best Decorated Home - *7906 Veramonte Court - Bill, Melinda, Lexi
and Luke Bell
Honorable Mention Home - 1918 Sutters Chase Drive - Guy, Amy,
Guy and Katy Lanier
Best Street - *Sutters Chase Drive
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Community News
Lost/Found a Pet? Call Tracey
If you lose or find a pet, please call Tracey Ranauro at
713-825-7014.
I do not take in animals but
act only as liaison to reunite pet
with owner. I can provide shelter
numbers if owners can not be
located and lend out crates if
needed.
Happenings at Town Square
www.sugarlandtownsquare.com
Here is a list, available to us at the time of publication,
of the upcoming events at Town Square for February.
Check the web site above for updated information.
Don’t forget your lawn chair.
Thursday February 2
4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Urban Harvest Farmers Market
Meet your local farmers
and vendors, and pick up
locally grown fresh fruits and
vegetables, eggs, cheese, honey,
and much more!
Friday February 3
9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Fitness in the Plaza
Join us this Friday and each
Friday morning for Fitness in
the Plaza featuring FREE Boot
Camp with Jon Hood from
Rush Fitness and Zumba with
Abby Dorsey!
Thursday February 9
4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Join us every Thursday in the
Plaza. Visit UrbanHarvest.org
Friday February 10
9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Boot Camp from 9:00 am –
10:00 am and immediately
following get your Zumba on
from 10:00 am – 11:00 am, all
for free in the Plaza.
Saturday February 11
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Valentine’s Date Night
featuring Big Band Music
Dance the night away to live
Big Band music performed by
Third Coast Swing!
Thursday February 16
4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Join us every Thursday in the
Plaza. Visit UrbanHarvest.org
GRAND PARKWAY
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Bob & Ann Krammes
Friday February 17
9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Boot Camp from 9:00 am –
10:00 am and immediately
following get your Zumba on
from 10:00 am – 11:00 am, all
for free in the Plaza.
Facility Managers
Grand Parkway at New Territory Blvd.
Rental Offices - 8421 Homeward Way
[email protected]
Saturday February 18
2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
TCRN - Chili Cook Off
Join us for a Mardi Gras
themed Chili Cook Off
presented by Texas Community
Referral Network and Sugar
Land Town Square. Proceeds
will benefit the Fort Bend
Rainbow Room.
Come sample Fort Bend’s best
chili recipes and vote for your
favorite chili.
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4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Meet your local farmers
and vendors, and pick up
locally grown fresh fruits and
vegetables, eggs, cheese, honey,
and much more!
Friday February 24
9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
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School
News
Dickinson Elementary News
Voting for the 2012 Texas Arbor Day
Poster Contest is Underway
“Planting Seeds for Success…Watch us Bloom”
Sponsored by Texas Forest Service and open this year to both
fourth and fifth grade students, the contest carries the theme
Trees are Terrific … From Acorn to Oak! It’s designed to show
students how to identify trees and it highlights the diversity
of the oak species. Identifying trees through fruit and leaves is
fun for people of all ages, and that’s just the point that the state
poster contest focused on this year.
Congratulations!! We are Exemplary again!!
About Dickinson Elementary
Dickinson Elementary, opened in 1993, is an exemplary
school in the Lamar Consolidated ISD. Dickinson is located
in the Greatwood subdivision at 7110 Greatwood Parkway
in Sugar Land, TX. For more information or to contact the
PTO, please visit:
The first round of judging, conducted online, will determine
regional finalists. A distinguished panel of judges has been
invited from Keep Texas Beautiful, Texas AgriLife Extension
Service, the International Society of Arboriculture-Texas
Chapter and the Texas Forest Service.
http://www.dickinsonpto.com/.
Dickinson 5th grader Haley Lumbert’s poster was a finalist in
the voting in the East Texas region. Voting closed Jan. 3. Results
will be released at a later date.
Breakfast with Santa Report
Thank you to everyone who visited with Santa at our 2nd Annual
Breakfast with Santa! Santa and Mrs. Claus met with over 200
families! With Christmas music playing, children enjoyed lots of
crafts, pancakes and muffins while parents enjoyed Starbucks
coffee (lots of it!) and Bob’s Famous Tacos! Santa and Mrs. Claus
were sent away with warm, loving memories of our children
and school and yummy treats to take back to the North Pole.
Thank you everyone who volunteered, making this event such a
success this year! We appreciate you!!
5th Grade Field Trip
The Fifth Grade went on a tour of the Minute Maid Park for a
Field Trip on Friday, January 6, 2012. After a picnic lunch at
Minute Maid Park, we walked to Discovery Green and enjoyed a
wonderful afternoon with friends.
Library News
The third, fourth and fifth grade students have been busy
reading books from Dickinson’s “Garden of Reading” lists.
Those students who accomplished this reading goal will be
celebrating on February 3rd at the Bluebonnet Celebration.
Congratulations to Rodeo Art Show Participants
Congratulations to the following 20 students whose artwork
represented Dickinson Elementary in the Annual District Rodeo
Art show.
Please support our library! Make plans to attend the Spring
Book Fair February 22 – March 2.
The exhibit featured works of art from students from every
school in the district and was judged by the Houston Livestock
Show and Rodeo School Art Committee. Best of Show, Gold
Medal, and Special Merit winners will be further judged and
exhibited at the Reliant Center during Rodeo Houston.
1st Grade
Stephanie Hudd
Mason Ballard
2nd Grade
Rylan Argo
3rd Grade
Alison Schoditch
Alison Brown
Olivia Raymond
Deuce Anthony
Iris Ngo
You Gyung Won
4th Grade
Jain Carlo Landin
Mackenzie Shull
Jordan Wyles
Jackson McArthur
Cody Wingard
Staff Member and Volunteer of the Month Awards
December
Coach Rice
Carol Lansky
February 1
5th Grade
Alex Burgess
Cameron Joiner
Molly Brannan
Bailey Dial
Hannah Casselis
Emma Casselis
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January
Loren Carver
Carrie Richardson
Important Dates to Remember
Free Dress for AR
February 3
Bluebonnet Celebration
February 6-24
Pennies for Patients Campaign
February 7
Jump Rope for Heart
February 10
Kindergarten Pretend Sleepover
February 14
Valentine’s Parties - 1:15pm
February 16
Progress Reports go home
February 17
Early Release - 11:30am
February 20
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School
News
NEED INFORMATION ABOUT
George Ranch High School
GO TO: WWW.GRHSPTO.ORG
GRHS PTO Golf Tournament:
Mark your calendars. The 2nd annual Longhorn Golf
Tournament is March 23rd. Gather a group of friends and
sign up for a fun day at Greatwood Golf Club. For more
information please contact Julie Janer - taxdaytwins@gmail.
com or visit www.grhspto.org and look under the events tab.
Tournament Sponsors:
Title Sponsors: Finnegan Auto Group,
Memorial Hernann Sports Medicine.
Sponsors: The Rouxpour, The Harrison Family, Bullritos,
Pappa John’s Pizza-Greatwood, Houston Community BankGreatwood, Chili’s-River Park, Russo’s New York PizzeriaGreatwood, The Hunton Group, Law Offices of Jeffrey S.
Reddall, Steve Hernandez Properties, Hamp Team @ Keller
Williams, The Burden Family, General Truck Body, GSM
Insurors-Greg Chubon, Mike Davis Signs, L&B Lawn CareGreatwood, Omni Dental-Greatwood, Murphy’s Car WashGreatwood, Dr. Lee Mahlmann
Volunteers:
If you are interested in volunteering at George Ranch High
School, please contact Lisa Watson at [email protected]
or www.grhspto.org
February 7
February 8
February 9
February 10
February 16
February 20
March 7
Benchmark Testing (a.m.)
March 12-16
11th Gr. Course Selection Assembly (p.m.)
March 19-23
March 23
March 26
March 27
End of 4th Six Weeks
March 29
Report Cards
No School District Staff Development
National Engineers Week
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Spring Break
College Week
Longhorn Golf Tournament
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STAAR Eng 1 Writing EOC Day 1
STAAR Eng 1 Reading EOC Day 2
Winter Athletic Banquet
6:30 p.m. in Auditorium
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There will also be a silent auction and raf le along with a
dinner buffet, cash bar, music and free valet service. “We are
so excited to have Sterling McCall Lexus as a sponsor,” said
Michelle Rhone, VP of fundraising for ARJH PTO. “They are
also generously providing free valet service for the evening,
and guests who drive a Lexus to the event will receive a gift
in their car, courtesy of Sterling McCall Lexus.”
Denim & Diamonds was very popular last year, and
tickets are in demand. Don’t miss out on a fun evening with
friends. Get a group together and reserve a table for 10.
Tickets are $100/couple or $50/single. The ticket price
includes dinner, $1,000 in casino chips, dancing and a funilled night out without kids. “You don’t have to be an ARJH
parent or teacher to attend,” said So ia Sheikh. “The invitation
is open to the community, and we would especially like to
invite parents of students who will be ARJH sixth graders
next year.” Sheikh said it’s not too early to start supporting
and becoming involved in ARJH.
For those who are unable to attend the event, there are
always the options of purchasing tickets for family members
or teachers to attend, making a monetary donation in honor
of someone or donating an item for the silent auction or raf le.
“We are grateful for all the generosity of the community and
local businesses,” said Michelle Rhone. “Since ARJH is only
two years old, every ticket sale and donation is important
to allow us continue to build the PTO and provide for the
school.”
To purchase tickets, go to the ARJH PTO website at www.
readingpto.org and click on the Denim & Diamonds link. If
you are interested in sponsoring, donating or volunteering
for Denim & Diamonds, please contact Michelle Rhone, VP of
Fundraising, at [email protected] or So ia Sheikh,
Denim & Diamonds Chair, at [email protected].
Antoinette Reading
Junior High News

ARJH UPCOMING EVENT CALENDAR
February 17th: ARJH Denim & Diamonds; February 20th
Staff Development Day
Student/Staff Holiday
March 12th-16th: Spring Break - Student/Staff Holiday
(Continued from page 1)
“Denim & Diamonds is a fun way people can support
ARJH and help the PTO meet our goal of providing programs
and items such as teacher materials, books for the library and
a marquee for the school entrance,” said Denim & Diamonds
chair So ia Sheikh.
Last year Denim & Diamonds was a huge success, and this
year is looking to be even more of a fun and rewarding night.
Guests will have over 20 casino tables and games of chance
to test their luck throughout the night. Each event ticket
includes $1,000 in casino chips, and guests can purchase
additional chips throughout the night or when they initially
buy their ticket online at www.readingpto.org.
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Campbell Elementary News
Campbell Elementary…
You will ind a full list of dates on the Calendars page
of the LCISD Website…
“Get In The Game!”
http://www.lcisd.org/DistrictbrInformation/Calendars/
Click on “New! Of icial LCISD 2011-2012 District Calendar”
Need information about Campbell?
Go to: www.campbellpta.org
Remember to subscribe to receive our newsletter
directly to your inbox every two weeks.
February 20
Student Holiday / Staff Development
February 25
3rd Annual Bunny Hop Fun Run
up for bid including dinner at the Greatwood Fire Station, a
birthday party, and even a hot air balloon ride. Raf le tickets are
on sale now - 1 for $5.00 or 3 for $10.00. Raf le prizes include:
Xbox 360 with Kinect, Keurig single serve coffee pot, and a spa
day just to name a few.
Beneϔiciary
All proceeds from this event go toward updating materials and
student programs with the new STARR testing items, purchasing
Promethean boards for grades 3-5 (11total), repaving the track,
installing new playground equipment and an outside classroom.
Sponsors
Many thanks go out to Texas Farm Bureau Insurance – Greg
Harris and Schlumberger who are helping us put on this event.
If you are interested in becoming a sponsor or would like to
donate items to our Silent Auction & Raf le, please, contact
Gretchen Yax at [email protected].
(Continued from page 1)
ABOUT THE RACES
The 5K will start at Campbell Elementary School and will follow
the Winding Brook loop. The Family and Kids 1 Mile Run will
be open to both adults and children, and of course, the Toddler
Dash will accommodate the smallest of our runners. Please note,
for safety reasons, wagons, rollerblades, pets and bikes will be
not be allowed on any of the race courses. Strollers are welcome
on the 1 mile family run only. All children under 5 years of age
must be accompanied by an adult on the race course. Be sure to
register early to take advantage of discounted entry fees!
We look forward to see you and your family at the event!
INTERESTED IN SERVING ON THE PTA BOARD?
It is time once again to recruit volunteers to serve on the PTA
Board. Serving on the PTA Board is a rewarding experience.
Not only is it a chance to help enrich your child’s educational
experience, but it is also a way to meet and work with other
Campbell parents.
There are 14 positions on the PTA Board comprised of 6 of icers
and 8 chairmen. The speci ic titles are as follows:
Post Race Party and Health Fair
Don’t miss the fun at the Post Race Party and Health Fair! There
is something for everyone, including tons of great food and
refreshments provided by My Fit Foods, Chick- il-A, Russo’s New
York Pizzeria, Shipley Do-Nuts, Muscle Milk, Smoothie Factory,
Nestle Tollhouse and more. Browse a variety of booths at the
Health & Fitness Fair while the kids have a blast with moonwalks,
a large in latable slide, a rock wall, and a variety of games with
prizes. Kids can dance alongside the Campbell teachers to music
provided by our DJ.
Of icers: President, Vice President of Fundraising, Vice President
of Student Services, Treasurer, Secretary and Parliamentarian.
Chairmen: Membership Chairman, Online/Publicity Chairman,
Volunteer Coordinator, Yearbook Chairman, Programs/5th Grade
Coordinator, Room Parent Coordinator, Teacher Appreciation
Chairman, and Spring Fundraiser Coordinator.
If you are interested in serving in any of these board positions,
you can submit your name to the Nominating Committee at info@
campbellpta.org by March 15, 2012. Please put “PTA Board” in
the subject line. The Nominating Committee will submit their
recommendation for Board Of icers to the PTA membership at
the annual meeting in April.
Silent Auction & Rafϔle
The Silent Auction will take place in the school gym on two
separate days this year beginning Friday, February 24th from
7:00pm – 10:00pm and continuing on Saturday morning from
7:30am – 10:30am. Stop in and check out all the great items
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Arbor
Barry Nicholson
Devoni Wardlow
Cecil Peschel
Bend
David Nevotti
Dave Brittain
JoAnn Ardoin
Brazos Bend
Phill Bratton
Phil Rummel
Judy Rogers
Brooks Mill
Pamela Britz
Debbie Page
Steve Halligan
(832) 444-4990
Knoll
Jen Gawrys
Michele Shirley
Susan Hinz
(281) 545-2257
(281) 343-1768
(281) 934-9544
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Lakecrest
Diane Lundell
Robert Farr
Tony Mendes
(713) 781-0652
(832) 443-6040
(281) 545-2922
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Lakeside Village
Jill Harrell
(281) 343-0853 (713) 553-4503 [email protected]
Buddy Gray
(281) 343-9044 (281) 352-3222 [email protected]
Rosemary Maloney (281) 545-1813
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Charleston Estates
Laura Leatherwood (281) 343-8171
[email protected]
Stephanie Grote
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Indu Jain
(281) 545-1487 (832) 439-2001 [email protected]
Crossing
Patrick Ricci
John Hancock
Chip Smith
Enclave
Joe Hovsepian
John Hernandez
James Burger
Estates
Gayle Madonna
Susan Rozman
Rhonda Ulen
Fairview
Thomas Marino
John Hidore
Melissa Gorman
Fairway Vistas
Jim Burns
Bernard Sugar
Faye Brislan
Forest
Paul Turner
Ron Meckler
Marvin Eisenberg
(281) 705-1038
(281) 343-5969
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Glen
Richard Boehck
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Alan Young
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Patricia Matthews (281) 343-8454
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Green
Shirley Cooke
Charles Dulaney
Ann Silver
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Joey Moreland
Kim Castillo
Charles Pearce
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Landing
Lloyd Ellison
Ken Tyrell
Kate Brewer
(281) 545-8545
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Manor
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Harold Symmonds (281) 545-8446
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Gary Walker
(281) 937-0937 (281) 705-2324 [email protected]
Shores
Paul Raymond
Stuart Rimes
(832) 603-2111
(281) 343-5067
Springfield
Bill Murray
Thomas Barry
Scott Schultz
(281) 343-9586 (281) 380-4456 [email protected]
(832) 886-5274
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(281) 343-7205
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Stonebridge
Robert Galloway
James Pressler
Mike Wills
(281)343-0481
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Terrace
Doug Foster
Roy Neer
Cindy Schiefen
(281) 937-7243
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(281) 343-5121 (713) 299-2101
(281) 343-5999
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Trails
Richard Vacek
Cecil Williams
Rocky Lane
(281) 545-9868
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Tuscany
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Robert Daigle
Donna Molho
(713) 444-6137
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Village
Jim LeMaire
Zac Pittinger
Erich Zenk
(281) 545-9231
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Vistas
Bobby Bresky
W. Jean Garrison
(281) 702-7073
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Woodcreek
Linda Scott
Carrie Surratt
William Robinson
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Important Numbers
Management Company
Houston Community Management Services........800.568.6807 or 832.864.1200
LeJean Grif in, Property Manager ...................... 832-864-1228 - Fax: 281-218-7018
Email ............................................................................................................. [email protected]
Dana Ladd, Co-Property Mgr.……832-864-1228…..Email: [email protected]
Rhonda Sundberg, Asst. Property Mgr. ........................................................281-545-1134
Email ................................................................................................... [email protected]
Accounting ................................ 800.568.6807 or 832.864.1229 - Fax: 281.333.2054
For Questions about Recreation Center Reservations, or to
Obtain Tennis Court and Pool Keys Contact
More hours in a day, days in a week, and this year, luckily - an extra
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So what will you do with your extra day? How will you make the
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School District
And, thank you for letting us be
a part of your neighborhood.
Dickinson Elementary ............................................................................................ 832.223.1400
Lamar School Board Representative - Julie Thompson ....................... 281.343.1259
Campbell Elementary.............................................................................................. 832.223.1300
Antoinette Reading Junior High ........................................................................ 832-223-4400
George Ranch High School ................................................................................... 832-223-4200
Texas Park & Wildlife.................................................................................... 281.931.6471
Ft. Bend Animal Control ............................................................................. 281.342.1512
Police • Ft Bend Sheriff
- David Smith
Emergency/Crimes in Progress .............................................................................................. 911
Non-Emergency.......................................................................................................... 281.341.4665
Information/General Info ..................................................................................... 281.341.4704
Crime Prevention Unit ............................................................................................ 281.341.4618
Constable Precinct 1 ................................................................................................ 281.341.4536
House Watch ................................................................................................................ 281.341.4536
MUD and LID Directors & Meeting Times
Meeting dates and times listed in bold italics
Below is the list of the men and women, in our community,
who presently serve on the Boards of our MUD and LID.
Fire Department, Sugar Land
Emergency........................................................................................................................................... 911
Non-Emergency.......................................................................................................... 281.491.0852
Ambulance
EMS-Emergency (Life Threatening) ..................................................................................... 911
Southwest Water (Water/Sewer)
Customer Service • Service & Emergency ................................................... 713.405.1750
Storm Water Illegal Dumping
Storm Water Solutions ......................................................................... www.cleanbayous.org
Waste Management
Best Trash ...................................................................................................................... 281.313.2378
HOLIDAYS: If your regular pick-up falls on a holiday (NEW YEAR’S DAY, MEMORIAL
DAY, JULY 4TH, LABOR DAY, THANKSGIVING DAY AND CHRISTMAS DAY), pick up
will be made on the next regularly scheduled pick-up day.
Post Ofϐice
Sugar Land..................................................................................................................... 800.275.8777
Library
George Memorial Library ..................................................................................... 281.342.4455
CenterPoint ............................................................................................................. 713.207.2222
Reliant Energy...................................................................................................... 713.488.5800
(7:00am to 9:00pm Monday-Friday)
CenterPoint
Entergy/Entex (Natural Gas) .......................................... 713.659.2111 • 281.342.6665
Southwestern Bell
Connect/Disconnect ................................................................................................ 800.464.7928
Comcast Cable
FORT BEND COUNTY LID No. 11:
4th Tuesday of every month - 2:30pm
Ron McCann, President
Jared Jameson, Secretary/
Assistant Vice President
Michael E. Stone, Vice President/
Assistant Secretary
FORT BEND COUNTY MUD NO. 109:
4th Thursday of every month - 8:30am
James A. Kidda, President
David Brittain, Vice President
Bobby E. Rich, Secretary
Mark E. Johnson, Assistant Secretary
Jackie Lawrence, Assistant Vice President
3rd Thursday of every month - 5:00pm
Matthew Schulte, President
Stanton Nowak, Vice President
Larry Shultz, Assistant Vice President
Justin Ring, Secretary
Stuart Rimes, Assistant Secretary
1st Monday of every month - 4:30pm
Jason Kelly, President
Christina Vasquez, Vice President
Terri Edwards, Assistant Vice President
Michael T. O’Neal, Secretary
Ann Cantu, Assistant Secretary
4th Wednesday of every month - 5:00pm
Roberta Terrell, President
Bobbie L. Fontenot, Vice President
Jennifer Dewey, Assistant Vice President
Arthur W. Olson, Secretary
Christopher B. Argo, Assistant Secretary
All meetings are held at
Professional Project Management Services
19875 Southwest Freeway, Suite 270
Check the MUD website at:
www.greatwooddistricts.com
For meeting dates and times.
Meeting Dates subject to change with holidays
Billing, Sales and Trouble calls .........................................................................713-462-9000
ATT Sales/Billing/Repair (ATT Uverse) .............................. 1-800-286-8313
Golf Club ..................................................................................................................... 281.343.9999
www.greatwooddistricts.com
For Assistance with MUD/LID Matters Contact Southwest Water – 713-405-1750
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