July - Rackcdn.com

Transcription

July - Rackcdn.com

The Hills of Lakeway Messenger
News For the Residents of The Hills of Lakeway
July 2008, Volume 2, Issue 7
The Bad, The Broken, and the Bored
Realizing God’s Potential - Adults and Children of All Ages Welcome
June 12, 2008, Bee Cave, TX—Free Chapel will host a “sneak peek” of the new church
July 20, 2008. Meeting at the Hill Country Galleria Cinemark Theatre, the church invites
the Lake Travis community members to attend a special Sunday service. Free Chapel is a new, non-denominational church serving the Lake Travis community from
Steiner Ranch to Spicewood Springs and everything in between.
“People tell me all the time that they are not religious, but that they are very
spiritual. I say, ‘That’s great!
I’m not religious either!’” says
lead pastor, Jeremy Self. “In
fact, we are a church for the
bad, the broken and the
bored.”
This “sneak peak” will
give people an opportunity
to come out and “kick
the tires.” It will include
a professionally staffed,
loving, and quality nursery
for infants through
preschoolers. In addition,
exciting services are
slated for school-aged
children in Free Chapel
Kids. Adults can enjoy the
rockin’ music, video, and
quality sound, creatively
utilizing the arts with an
inspirational message.
“The event will allow Lake
Travis community members
to gather together to celebrate
and get an insider’s view of this
new, life-giving church,” stated
Free Chapel Lead Pastor Jeremy
Self. “These monthly events, in July and August, allow our church to share our ‘no perfect
people allowed’ philosophy. This is our tool to expand our team with people who want to be
a part of realizing God’s potential for their lives in order to better serve the community.”
This coming “sneak peek” Preview Service of Free Chapel begins at 9 a.m.
Sunday, July 20.
You can expect to find a relaxed and friendly atmosphere--there’s no need to be formal! There
will be greeters and ushers to help you, your family, and your friends find your way around
and answer any questions you might have. In typical Austin style, uplifting, live music will
be rockin’. The lead pastor, Jeremy Self, will share a relevant message that offers Biblical
truths in simple, practical language! At Free Chapel they are offering a “no-hassle guarantee,” stating “We’re always here to
serve you in any way we can, but we promise that you won’t be singled out or pressured. You
are free to come, observe, and participate in a way that’s comfortable for you.” The “sneak
peek” at Free Chapel is going to be a celebration the whole family will enjoy!
In the summer of 1995, a deep seed of love for the people of Austin was planted in the
heart of the Lead Pastor Jeremy Self. After a thirteen year gestation period, the seed
is beginning to blossom, as Free Chapel loves this community through helping people
realize God’s potential!
For more information on Free Chapel, please contact the church at 512-736-3865 or visit
the website at www.freechapelaustin.com.
Copyright © 2008 Peel, Inc.
The Hills of
Lakeway
Messenger
A newsletter for
The Hills of Lakeway
The Messenger is a new monthly
newsletter mailed to all Hills of Lakeway
residents. Each newsletter includes
information about the community, local
area activities, school information and
more. YOUR news is welcome!
If you are involved with a school group,
play group, scouts, sports activity, social
group, etc. and would like to submit an
article for the newsletter you can do so
online at www.PEELinc.com or you
can email it hillsoflakeway@peelinc.
com. Personal news for the Stork
Report, Teenage Job Seekers, special
celebrations, birthday announcements
and military service are also welcome.
Our goal is to keep you informed!
The Hills of Lakeway Messenger - July 2008 The Hills of Lakeway Messenger
Newsletter Information
Editor
Peel, Inc.................................... [email protected]
Publisher
Peel, Inc.......................... www.PEELinc.com, 512-989-8905
Advertising......... [email protected], 512-989-8905
Classified Ads
Personal classifieds (one time sell items, such as a used bike...)
run at no charge to The Hills of Lakeway residents, limit 30 words,
please e-mail [email protected].
Business classifieds (offering a service or product line for profit)
are $50, limit 40 words, please contact Peel, Inc. Sales Office @
512-989-8905 or [email protected].
The Hills of Lakeway Messenger is a private publication published by Peel, Inc. It
is not sanctioned by any homeowners association or organization, nor is it subject
to the approval of any homeowners association or organization, nor is it intended,
nor implied to replace any publication that may be published by or on behalf of any
homeowners association or organization. At no time will any source be allowed to
use the Hills of Lakeway Messenger contents, or loan said contents, to others in
anyway, shape or form, nor in any media, website, print, film, e-mail, electrostatic
copy, fax, or etc. for the purpose of solicitation, commercial use, or any use for
profit, political campaigns, or other self amplification, under penalty of law without
written or expressed permission from Peel, Inc. The information in the newsletter is
exclusively for the private use of Peel, Inc.
July Events at the Wildflower Center
Nature Nights
July is all about Nature Nights at the Wildflower Center. It’s the
perfect low-cost summer evening family adventure and a great way to
learn about our natural surroundings. The store is open till 9 p.m. and
each store visitor 12 and under receives a free treat. $1 admission.
6 to 9 p.m. on these dates:
Thursday, July 10--What are those fancy flies hovering in our
gardens? This is a chance to learn about the life and times of
dragonflies and explore our evening gardens. Who knows what
night creatures may be out? Thursday, July 17--Explore snakes and meet a few of our slithery
friends.
Thursday, July 24—Raptors, those majestic birds of prey, are the
topic. Texas is prime hawk-watching territory and this is the place
to learn their habitat and habits. Thursday, July 31--Fossils—Central Texas is famous for its fossils-see the remnants of sea creatures from long, long ago.
Imaginary Creatures on Display
Don’t miss these surprising critters--bronze sculptures of scorpions,
insects and strange creatures by Sculptor Mizk Bakker in the Butterfly
Garden through August 17.
The Wildflower Center is closed July 4
Business Classifieds
JOE KASSON PAINTING AND REMODELING -
Our expert painters and skilled craftsmen can handle
any type of painting, repair, or light remodeling project. Interior or Exterior. Residential Specialist since 1976. Neighborhood references available. Call Joe for an
estimate today! 312-1035
DISCLAIMER: Articles and ads in this newsletter express the opinions
of their authors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Peel, Inc.
or its employees. Peel, Inc. is not responsible for the accuracy of any
facts stated in articles submitted by others. The publisher also assumes
no responsibility for the advertising content with this publication. All
warranties and representations made in the advertising content are solely
that of the advertiser and any such claims regarding its content should
be taken up with the advertiser.
* The publisher assumes no liability with regard to its advertisers for
misprints or failure to place advertising in this publication except for
the actual cost of such advertising.
* Although every effort is taken to avoid mistakes and/or
misprints, the publisher assumes no responsibility for any errors
of information or typographical mistakes, except as limited to the
cost of advertising as stated above or in the case of misinformation,
a printed retraction/correction.
* Under no circumstances shall the publisher be held liable for incidental
or consequential damages, inconvenience, loss of business or services,
or any other liabilities from failure to publish, or from failure to publish
in a timely manner, except as limited to liabilities stated above.
The Hills of Lakeway Messenger - July 2008
LOST CAT
Zeus, our 11-yr old
white/tan cat, has been
missing since the April 27
storm. We are new Hills
residents and he is surely
lost, but has been spotted
in the area near Camwood
Trail and Dashwood Ct. Please call Gigi at 3636713 or 356-9239 if you
see him. The
Brown Paint
Company
What can BROWN paint for you?
INTERIOR / EXTERIOR PAINTING
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL
GENERAL REPAIRS / CARPENTRY
SHEETROCK REPLACEMENT
TEXTURING & FAUX FINISHES
CUSTOM STAIN & VARNISH
Why should BROWN paint for you?
FREE ESTIMATES
BONDED & INSURED
10 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
EXCELLENT REFERENCES
3-YEAR WARRANTY
FAMILY-OWNED & OPERATED
www.brownpaint.com
512.506.9740
Taming the Cost of Teens
by Rich Keith
(NAPS)—Family time is priceless—but today’s teens still cost
about a thousand dollars a month. It may seem hard to believe, but
if you consider braces, clothes and gadgets, you can probably see
how costs begin to mount. Fortunately, there are ways to curtail the
cost of having teens. Try these ideas:
New Clothes:
Instead of battling with your teen over designer duds, offer a
“matching funds” program: You decide how much you’re willing
to pay for an item and your teen foots the difference. Or go with a
lump sum plan: Figure out how much you’d spend on your teen in a
semester or quarter and give your child that amount of cash. When
it’s gone, it’s gone (this could even teach your teen a little fiscal
responsibility).
The Extra in Extra Curriculars:
Football uniforms, equipment, band gear and other extra curricular
activity costs can add up. Some requests may be reasonable, but some
might not be. If your teen develops a sudden interest that you suspect
may be fleeting, suggest that he pitches in 20 percent of the activity’s
cost from his allowance or paycheck.
Curtail College Prep
College application fees can run $16 to $75 per school, the S.A.T.
costs $41.50 and prep courses can run you into the hundreds. Use the
Web to narrow down the list of campuses your teen visits and applies
to. Then squeeze some visits into your next family vacation to help
limit extra travel costs. Contain College Costs
Tuition is up at many schools, but there are still costs you can
control. For instance, a survey found that after tuition, fees, and
room and board, the biggest college expense was car upkeep. Save a
bundle by allowing your teen to walk or buy a bus pass. Also, save
by shopping for textbooks online and have your teen use prepaid cell
phones.
The Big Picture
Although your teen may pressure you to keep up with the Joneses,
it’s your job to remember what’s really important: saving for their
college education. Don’t let today’s trends compromise their future.
The guidance of a financial professional can often be helpful when
developing a college savings plan. For more information call Rich
Keith at (512) 266-8498 or send email to [email protected]
Free educational workshops in your area now:
ABCs of Talking to Your Kids About Money™ is a free one-hour
workshop for parents. Here, I work with you as a partner towards the
end goal, which is educating teens about financial matters. Together
(Continued on page 6)
Celebrity’s Caribbean
of Northwest Austin
9901 N. Capital of Texas
Hwy #220
512.338.8880
From
809
$
*
5-Night Caribbean
Christmas Cruise
December 24, 2008
Inside Stateroom per person on
CelebrityCentury
1,969
$
From
*
7-Night Caribbean
Christmas Cruise
December 21, 2008
Inside Stateroom per person on
CelebritySolstice
For N. American reservations,
a fuel supplement of $8 per
person, per day applies (subject
to a max. of $112 per person).
*Prices are per person, double occupancy,
cruise only on select sail dates. Prices are in U.S.
dollars. All itineraries and prices are current at the
time of printing and subject to change without notice.
Government taxes and fees are additional. Certain
restrictions apply. ©2008 Celebrity Cruises, Inc. Ships’
1#%(2318Ėũ'#ũ',2Ĕũ+3ēũćđćĈĈďđĒũěũĎĵĉććđ
Biggest
Sale Ever!
Starting The Day Off
On A Delicious Note
(NAPSA)-How you spend the morning hours can set the tone
for the remainder of the day.
Fortunately, there are many easy ways to get your day off to
a great start. Here are a few simple suggestions:
• Take a brisk walk. A walk first thing in the morning can
reduce stress and generate energy for the rest of the day.
Having a buddy to walk with and talk to can also be a mood
booster.
• Listen to music. Your favorite music can create a sense
of peace or fun that sets the mood. If you walk, take your
iPod.
• Practice yoga. Yoga provides good stress management and
exercise. Even fitting in a few minutes of yoga stretching
each morning can benefit you.
• Stretch during the shower. Hot water can loosen muscles
and relieve tension.
• Eat breakfast. Start your day off with delicious, nutritious
food. Eating breakfast has been shown to help people
concentrate during the day and help them maintain a healthy
weight.
Build the Best for Less. Build with Four Seasons.
Up to
33% OFF
Factory Direct Savings!
Sunrooms Completely Installed!
285
$
a month!*
FREEIN-HOME DESIGNSERVICE
Vary what you eat so every morning offers tasty treats. For
example, substitute nectarine juice for orange juice. A new purepressed process makes it easier to extract not-from-concentrate
nectarine juice from nectarines.
Starting with only the finest California-grown nectarines,
the process gently steams the nectarines in a “spa treatment”
to relax and tenderly release the pit, skin and flesh. The process
yields 100 percent pure Sun Shower nectarine juice, capturing
all the flavor, color, sweetness and nutrition. Drinking only
eight ounces of nectarine juice means you get two servings of
fruit for the day.
Nectarine juice has no added sugar or preservatives and is
high in potassium, vitamin C, antioxidants and phytonutrients.
It is rich in beta carotene and is fat free and cholesterol free. It’s
less acidic than orange juice and, having only 90 calories per
serving, has 20 percent fewer calories. For more information,
visit www.nbi juiceworks.com.
• Start your day the night before. Lay out your clothes and
everything you have to take with you in the morning, so you
won’t have to rush around looking for things when you’re
not quite awake.
•
•
•
•
•
•
LifetimeGuarantee***
FourSeasonsCertifiedInstallers
LifetimeFreeService****
PriceGuaranteed**
ProfessionalOn-SiteSurvey
ManufacturedtotheHighestQuality Standards
0
%
FINANCING
FOR 12 MONTHS
TOQUALIFIEDBUYERS
SUNROOMS
WINDOWS
DOORS
SIDING
MADE IN
AMERICA
FOR OVER
30 YEARS
EXCLUSIVE
KEEPS ROOMS
COOLER IN
THE SUMMER,
WARMER †
IN WINTER
SUNROOMS • WINDOWS • DOORS • SIDING
13343 US Highway 183 North, Suite 200, Austin, TX 78750
1-800-FOUR SEASONS
www.FourSeasonsSunrooms.com
*Withapprovedcredit.Notallcustomerswillqualify.230DoubleGlazed12’x8’.$500downandfinancingfor10yrs.(6.95%APR).
**Shouldyoufindanothercompany,within30daysofplacingyourorder,thatoffersthesamehighstandardsofworkmanship,
specificationofproductsandservice,andthesamebenefitsatalowerprice,wewillrefunddoublethedifference.OfferexcludesotherFour
Seasonsdealersorfranchises.***Thisisalimitedlifetimewarrantythatappliestothelifetimeoftheproduct.Askforwrittendetailsabout
lifetimeguarantee.****Thisisinconjunctionwithlimitedlifetimewarranty. †Ascomparedwithuntreatedsinglepanewindows. Ad#93100
Taming the Cost of Teens- (Continued from page 4)
we can greatly impact the next generation. Plus, every parent/couple
that attends the workshop will receive a complementary copy of the
ABCs of Making Money 4 Teens book, based on the international best
seller The ABCs of Making Money. We will stress the importance
of attitude and goal setting as the building blocks for success in
any endeavor. This is an educational workshop with no obligation,
because helping to educate families is what my company and I do
every day of the week.
ABCs of Making Money 4 Teens™ is a free two-hour workshop
for teens. Parents are welcome to attend part or all. Plus, every teen
who attends the workshop will receive a complementary copy of the
ABCs of Making Money 4 Teens book. Some of the key elements
of the book:
• 96 pages of full color
• Inspirational stories of teens that have made a difference
• Lots of hands on exercises, and creative money solutions
• A section on the dangers of carrying credit card balances
• How to approach employers for jobs
• The power of compound interest, the Rule of 72, and more.
All workshops are in Steiner Ranch:
ABCs of Talking to Your Kids About Money™
Tues. July 15, 7:30 PM, Towne Square, 12550 Country Trails Lane,
Austin, TX 78732.
5IPNQTPO*OTVSBODF
BOL :PV
I
5
ST
: 7JDUPSѮPNQTPO
3 & "5
WWWFARMERSAGENTCOMVTHOMPSON
)0.&r"650r -*'&
#0"5r$0..&3$*"-
r
ad fo
n this vice
io
t
n
r
Me
off se
$100 0 or more
0
0
of $1
FREE ESTIMATES
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL
• INTERIOR/EXTERIOR
• UNIFORMED PAINTERS
• POWER WASHING
• QUALITY GUARANTEED
• CAULKING / SCRAPING • GENERAL REPAIRS
-PDBM0XOFS3FTJEFOU
s/NLINE"ILL0AYs!UTO)$#ARDSs2EPORT!#LAIM
!VAILABLE
4"7&61500/:063
5&9"4'".*-:)0.&10-*$:
i4FSWJDFѮF8BZ*U6TFE5P#Fu
T HE T HOMPSON INSURANCE A GENCY 1021 RR 620 S., A USTI N, TEXAS 78734
261-3391
Advertise
Your Business Here
888-687-6444
“Lots of satisfied customers”
FB
' PS
(
Mon. July 28, 7:30 PM, Bella Mar, 12401 Bella Mar Trail, Austin,
TX 78732.
Mon. August 11, 7:30 PM, Bella Mar, 12401 Bella Mar Trail, Austin,
TX 78732.
ABCs of Making Money 4 Teens™
Thur., July 17, 7 PM, Towne Square, 12550 Country Trails Lane,
Austin, TX 78732.
Wednesday, July 30, 7PM, Bella Mar, 12401 Bella Mar Trail, Austin,
TX 78732.
Wednesday, Aug. 13, 7 PM, Bella Mar, 12401 Bella Mar Trail, Austin,
TX 78732.
Seats are limited. To reserve your seats call Rich Keith at (512)
266-8498 or send email to [email protected]
www.southernpainting.com
512-267-6200
References/Bonded & Insured
*There is a World of Difference Between
Covering a Surface With Paint*
And Painting
As SOUTHERN PAINTING Does
Summer Pet Health
By Jim Amyx, DVM
Pet owners are often surprised to learn cats. All parts of the Lilly contain toxins
common household plants are toxic to that can cause acute renal failure.
pets, with perhaps the Sago Palm being As with Sago Palms, there is no specific
the most prevalent toxic plant in this area. antidote for the toxins, however expedient
Sago Palm trees contain a very potent toxin veterinary treatment and supportive care
called Cycasin. The toxin, found in all parts can improve your pet’s prognosis for
of the plant, has its greatest concentration survival.
in the seeds and root balls of the Sago. A Other common toxic plants are Oleanders,
pet ingesting as few as 1 or 2 seeds can Azaleas, Rhododendron, Laurel, Castor
experience acute liver failure and death; Beans, Foxgloves, Cyclamens, and Yews. therefore, please plant Sagos where your Common houseplants that can be toxic as
pets do not have access to them. If your pet well. Go to the ASPCA poison control
does ingest any part of a Sago Palm, seek website ( www.aspca.org) for additional
veterinary attention immediately.
information on toxic plants AND foods
Lilies are probably the second most – grapes, raisins, onions, and chocolate
prevalent plant toxicity in this area. are all toxic to your pet too!
Several types of Lilies are toxic, with the I hope this “Summer Pet Health” series
principal ones being Easter Lilies, Tiger helps you and your pet enjoy the “Great
Lilies, Stargazer Lilies, Peace Lilies and Outdoors” this summer. Have a Great Day Lilies. Lilies are extremely toxic to Summer!
cats. Generally, toxicosis occurs only in
Recipe
for the
Summer
Popscicles
1 - 3 oz. package jello
1 package Kool-Aid
1 cup sugar
2 cups boiling water
2 cups cold water
Dissolve jello, sugar and Kool-Aid in
boiling water. Add cold water. Pour into
molds and freeze.
If you would like to submit
YOUR recipe, email it to
[email protected].
Packages start as low as $895.
Standard and HD options.
Ask us about our “Wedding Story” package
Don't lose your chance to get the
best love and care for your pets
while on vacation. Call immediately.
Mention this ad &
recieve 15% oFF!
- Free Consultation Serving Lakeway, The Hills, Flintrock,
Alta Vista, Bee Cave and Steiner Ranch.
ConCrete Film ProduCtions
For inquiries Please Contact
[email protected]
www.concretefilmproductions.com
• FAMILY OWNED.
• REFERENCES.
• INSURED & BONDED.
www.lakewaypetnanny.com
CALL 261-6297
Crossword Puzzle
*See solution at PEELinc.com
ACROSS
1. Unrefined metal
4. Young pigeons
10. Gender
11. Australian
12. Alternative (abbr.)
13. Climbing
14. China stone
16. Hoopla
17. Shaft
18. Teacher's assistant, for short
20. Doctor
22. Believe
26. Terminal abbr.
29. Skin problem
31. Infamous Nazi concentration
camp
33. Tear
34. Wring
35. Sick
36. Work fussily
37. Hurricane center
DOWN
1. City
2. Mellow
3. Worship
4. Japanese dress
5. Fivesome
6. Ship initials
7. Continent
8. Tie
9. Sego lily’s bulb
15. Limb
19. Wood tool
21. Sea jewel
23. Spooky
24. Author Dickinson
25. Tree
26. Eve's garden
27. Cab
28. Acting (abbr.)
30. Nice looking
32. Pig
© 2007. Feature Exchange
ACROSS
DOWN
1. Unrefined metal
1. City
4. Young pigeons
2. Mellow
10. Gender
3. Worship
11. Australian
4. Japanese dress
12. Alternative (abbr.)
5. Fivesome
13. Climbing
6. Ship initials
14. China stone
7. Continent
16. Hoopla
8. Tie
17. Shaft
9. Sego lily’s bulb
18. Teacher's assistant, for short
15. Limb
20. Doctor
19. Wood tool
22. Believe
21. Sea jewel
26. Terminal abbr.
23. Spooky
29. Skin problem
24. Author Dickinson
31. Infamous Nazi concentration 25. Tree
camp
26. Eve's garden
33. TearYou’ve invested in nice landscaping,
27.why
Cablimit yourself to enjoying it in the daylight only? With professionally installed landscape lighting
34. Wring
28.
Acting
(abbr.)& trees, well after the sun goes down. In addition to making your yard more attractive
from ABC, you’ll be able to enjoy your yard, flowers
35. Sickit also provides the added bonus of
30.increased
Nice looking
safety and security.
36. Work fussily
32.
Pig
Curious about how your home can look with elegant landscape lighting – call today for your free, no obligation nighttime demonstration.
37. Hurricane center
HEY!...
You Need To Lighten Up
Our professionals will install portable lighting and you can see how lovely your home can look
when the sun goes down. Call today for your free appointment (512) 837-9500.
9519 IH 35 North
Austin, Texas
(512) 837-9500
www.abcpest.com
FREE LANDSCAPE
LIGHTING DEMO
Coupon good for
FREE, no obligation
nighttime landscape
lighting demo.
Attention KIDS: Send Us Your Masterpiece!
Color the drawing below and mail the finished artwork to us at 203 W. Main Street, Ste. D, Pflugerville, TX 78660.
We will select the top few and post their artwork online at www.PEELinc.com. DUE: July 31st
Be sure to include the following so we can let you know!
Name: _______________________________________________________________
(first name, last initial)
Email Address: _________________________________________ Age:_________
[This information will only be used to notify you or your parents if your artwork was selected.]
The Hills of Lakeway
Kids Corner
Connect the dots to find the hidden image.
3
4
8
9
7
10
6
5
30
29
11
12
28
1
2
13
21
22
27
23
10
19
14
15
26
25
20
18
24
17
16
SSudoku
udoku
The challenge is to fill every row across, every column down, and every
3x3 box with the digits 1 through 9. Each 1 through 9 digit must appear
only once in each row across, each column down, and each 3x3 box.
Teenage Job Seekers
Name
Age
Baby
Sit
Pet House Yard
Sit Sit Work
Phone
Brittany......................... 16..........•......................................... 261-9497
Jake............................... 13..................... •..................... •...... 261-9861
Mary............................ 15......... •......... •............................767-5898
Kelli............................. 13.................... •............................261-4280
*-CPR Training
+-First Aid Training
Not Available Online
Attention Teenagers
The Teenage Job Seekers listing service is offered free of charge
to all Hills of Lakeway teenagers seeking work. Submit your
name and information to [email protected] by the 9th
of the month!
*See solution at PEELinc.com
Don’t want to wait for the mail?
View the current issue of
on the 1st day of each month at
www.PEELinc.com
Advertise YOUR business
to YOUR neighbors for
less than 9¢ per home.
Effective Advertising, Done Right.
Call today to Reserve your space.
Peel, Inc.
community newsletters
512-989-8905
tH
www.PEELinc.com
The Hills of Lakeway Messenger - July 2008 11
Peel, Inc.
PRSRT STD
U.S. POSTAGE
203 W. Main Street, Suite D
Pflugerville, Texas 78660
% Voice 512-989-8905
12
PAID
PEEL, INC.
V www.PEELinc.com
TH

July - Rackcdn.com

Transcription

Similar documents

Ramadhan Buffet

BrochureEntryform2016.pub

Indian Hills 9th Annual Car Show

Meet Lakeway`s new CEO! - Community Health Systems

THE LAKEWAY CHURCH CALLS NEW SENIOR PASTOR

Brochure - Towne Realty Group

65 Great Oak Drive- Short Hills

Outstanding National - Cairngorms National Park

OPEN FOR SALE! - Welcome | Palm Hills Residence

August

Print out for your friends and schools!

CLANEWS u PDATE - Creative Learning Academy

new diversity brochure.indd

Brochure - Towne Realty Group

Lakeway Voice

Rough Hollow Lakefront Community Rough Hollow