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July 2019
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SCHOOLS
Robison Elementary School 281-213-1700
Goodson Middle School 281-3732350
Cy-Woods High School 281-213-1800
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IMPORTANT NUMBERS
Poison Control 800-222-1222
Animal Control 281-999-3191
Texas Wildlife Rehabilitation 713-941-8972
Mosquito Control 713-440-4800
Children’s Protective Svs 713-394-4000
Harris Co. Public Health & Envir 713-439-6000
U. S. Post Office 800-275-8777
AT&T
CYPRESS NORTH IMPORTANT NUMBERS
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AT&T Repair Center 800-246-8464
Comcast Cable 713-341-1000
En-Touch Systems 281-225-1000
Reliant Energy (Repair) 713-207-7777
Centerpoint Energy 713-659-2111
Street Light Repair (give pole #) 713-207-2222
www.centerpointenergy.com/outage
To report gas leaks 713-659-3552
Street Repair 281-463-6300
SECURITY
For a Real Emergency Dial 911
Harris County Sherriff’s Department
Non-Emergency 713-221-6000
Constable Ron Hickman (24-Hr Emergency) 281-376-3472
TRASH/WATER
Best Trash 281-313-2378
Cypress Hill MUD #1 (24-hr. Emergency) 281-374-8989
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HELPFUL WEBSITES
DPS Sex Offenders website
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Harris County Appraisal District
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TRASH COLLECTION
Recycling - every Monday
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Moms Club Of Cypress-North
Got kids and are a stay at home mom? Be a part of playgroups, daily kid
activities, family outings and more! Join MOMS Club Cypress-N! Meeting
every 2 nd Thursday at Cypress Mill Activity Center at 10 AM. Email
mccypressn@yahoo.com for more information.
Street Light Outage
Please report any street light outage to Centerpoint. Repairs can take up
to 3 weeks to be repaired, but the most recent request we made took only
2 days! It is imperative that residents participate in reporting outages,
as there is no formal nighttime inspection done by management or
Centerpoint.
It’s simple, just go to www.centerpointenergy.com/outage and fill in the
required information. You’ll need the 6 digit number located at the base
of the light pole and an approximate address/location of the outage. You
may also report it by dialing 713-207-2222.
Teenage Job Seekers
If you are between 12 and 18 and would like to be added to the
teenage job seeker’s list, please fill out the form on our website (www.
krenekprinting.com, click submissions and choose Jobseekers) with
your name, birthdate (mo. & yr.), phone number, year you will graduate
and the name of your newsletter/subdivision. Check the list of jobs you
want on your form. Please make sure your email is correct, we send
emails in the summer to make sure all the info is still good and that you
want to stay on the list. If we do not hear back from you after 3 tries, we
will remove you from the list until we do. Must have parent(s) permission.
DISCLAIMER
Neither the subdivision, nor Krenek Printing is responsible for those listed
on the Teenage Job Seeker List. Please ask for and check out references
if you do not personally know those listed. This is just a list of teenagers
from the subdivision who wish to find part time jobs. Responsibility for
any work done by these teenagers is between those seeking helpers and
the teens and their parents.
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Front row L-R: Fernando Mercado, Zeke Gurbuz, Anand Iyer and Rahul Shanmugham. Back row L-R: Zach
Foster, Henry Thurman, Aayush Gupta, Steven Cheng, Tristan Wiesepape and Sam Armstrong.
CYPRESS WOODS HS ACHIEVES HISTORY, WINS CFISD’S FIRST UIL ACADEMICS TITLE
Cypress Woods High School was officially crowned the University Interscholastic League (UIL) 2019 Conference 6A academics state champion on
May 31 st , the first school to win such an accolade in the Cypress-Fairbanks ISD’s 79-year history.
Cypress Woods is the only school in Conference 6A to earn more than 100 points, finishing with 105.5 points over the past academic year.
At UIL competitions, students and schools earn points by placing in competitions, which add up to an overall score. While Cypress Woods
won the overall state title, individual students also won state titles in certain competitions, contributing to the overall win. Earlier this year,
Cypress Woods seniors Tristian Wiesepape and Zach Foster were named the computer science and accounting state champions while senior
Sam Armstrong was named the computer applications state champion. Junior Sarah Swift also earned a state title for Theatrical Design Scene.
The Cypress Woods accounting team, consisting of junior Aayush Gupta and seniors Zach Foster, Henry Thurman and Fernando Mercado, also
earned a team state title.
UIL offers high school students the opportunity to compete in 29 different academic competitions including accounting, computer science,
news writing and robotics. UIL creates these competitions to complement academic curriculum and gives students the opportunity to show
mastery of specific skills. To learn more about UIL academic competitions, visit the Academics page of the UIL website.
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CY-WOODS STUDENT ARTIST EARNS NORTHWEST ART LEAGUE SCHOLARSHIP
Cypress Woods High School senior Colby Gregory was selected as the recipient of a $2,000 scholarship from the Northwest Art League, as his
photography portfolio as well as recommendations, academic resume and community service distinguished him among the numerous candidates.
Gregory, who is completing AP Photography this school year, presented his portfolio at the league’s May 18 th meeting where he was also honored as
the scholarship winner.
Gregory was selected among a competitive field that also included candidates from Cypress Falls and Cypress Ridge high schools. His work has
also earned him other notable honors and awards. Gregory earned a national Gold Medal in the National Scholastic Art & Writing competition’s
photography category. He along with other national honorees were invited to a ceremony June 6 th at Carnegie Hall in New York City. Gregory is
planning to attend the University of North Texas where he will study graphic design.
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Houston Places First in the US and
Third Globally for Species Diversity
Citizen Scientists in The Greater Houston and Galveston area competed in
the Third Annual City Nature Challenge and won first place in the United
States for most species identified during April 26-29, 2019. The Houston
participants identified 3,367 species of flora and fauna from backyards to city
parks to wildlife refuges and sanctuaries. The city took third place globally
with Cape Town and Hong Kong coming in first and second respectively.
During the City Nature Challenge, cities around the world compete to see
which urban area has the most nature and the most engaged residents
by posting observations on iNaturalist, an online Citizen Science effort to
document species. This year’s City Nature Challenge included 159 cities
around the world with almost one million observations recorded.
898 people in the Houston-Galveston area contributed to this year’s
Challenge. Eric Keith of Raven Environmental Services, Inc. and Andy
Newman of Resource Environmental Solutions, LLC were the top local
observers. The top species observed was the beautiful wildflower
Oenothera speciosa, also known locally as Pinkladies or Buttercup.
The Houston City Nature Challenge is organized by Houston Audubon,
The Nature Conservancy in Texas and Texas Parks and Wildlife. To view
2019 results, click on http://citynaturechallenge.org/.
Established in 1969 as an autonomous, self-supporting chapter of the
National Audubon Society, Houston Audubon Society’s mission is to
advance the conservation of birds and positively impact their supporting
environments which it accomplishes through acquiring and maintaining
critical habitat as bird sanctuaries, providing education programs and
nature experiences for children and adults and advocating policy and
management actions in support of the mission. Houston Audubon owns
and manages 17 nature sanctuaries encompassing 3,400 acres across
the Greater Houston and Galveston regions and became an Accredited
Land Trust in 2017. To learn more, visit www.houstonaudubon.org.
The Nature Conservancy is a global conservation organization dedicated to
conserving the lands and waters on which all life depends. Guided by science, we
create innovative, on-the-ground solutions to our world’s toughest challenges
so that nature and people can thrive together. We are tackling climate change,
conserving lands, waters and oceans at an unprecedented scale, providing food
and water sustainably and helping make cities more sustainable. Working in 72
countries, we use a collaborative approach that engages local communities,
governments, the private sector and other partners. To learn more, visit www.
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Help Make the World a Better Place
Did you know that by opening your home to a foreign exchange student
you are taking on the role as a diplomat of the United States? Its true!
Hosting a teenager from another country is a form of public diplomacy -
it gives both the host family and the student an opportunity to learn from
each other, exchange cultural experiences and most of all, form life-long
relationships.
All that is required of a host family is to provide three meals a day, a
place for the student to sleep and a little bit of TLC thrown in. Students
can share a room with a same sex sibling that is within three years of
their age. The students all come with their own spending money, health
insurance and an eagerness to be part of your family.
STS Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization, is looking for volunteer host
families for the 2019/2020 school year. We accept all different types
of families, from single parents, to newly marrieds, to empty nesters
to same sex couples. The application process is simple, once you are
completely vetted, you will have access to our student database where
you can select the student that best fits in with your family.
If you would like to find out more about hosting one of our wonderful
students, please contact Vicki Odom at 832-455-7881 or email at vicki.
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Sun Safety Tips for Campers
A few, easy sun protection measures can help all campers, counselors
and staff avoid any immediate or long-term effects of sun exposure.
• Use sunscreen with an SPF of at least 15 on all exposed skin, including
the lips, daily even on cloudy days; apply sunscreen about 20 minutes
before being exposed to the sun; reapply sunscreen frequently (at least
twice a day) and thoroughly. • Stay away from the sun in the middle of the
day. Schedule outdoor activities before 10 AM and after 4 PM. • Encourage
everyone to wear a wide-brim hat. • Try to wear clothes that protect your
skin (ideally long-sleeve shirts and long pants) and sunglasses. • Practice
the “shadow rule” - seek shade when your shadow is shorter than you
are tall. • Speak out: talk to your family and friends about sun protection.
• Be especially careful if you have fair skin, freckles or numerous moles;
blond, red or light-brown hair; blue, green or gray eyes; a tendency to
burn easily and to tan little or not at all and a family history of skin cancer.
There is no quick cure for minor sunburn. But wet compresses, tub baths
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Summer’s Best Hydrating Foods
Hot summers. Sticky humidity. Water doesn’t quench everything. There
are other great healthy options when it comes to staying hydrated during
the hot Houston summer months: fresh fruits and vegetables! Choose one
or a few of these hydrating summer foods and prepare a decadent salad,
smoothie or raw food entrée that will feed your body and your spirit!
• Cucumbers - Cucumbers taste great raw, sliced thin, are made of mostly
water and are one of the best foods to hydrate the body. You can even
float them in your water for a unique, refreshing drink. • Watermelon -
Again, this fruit is mostly water and contain essential hydrating salts,
calcium, magnesium and potassium. • Cabbage - Cabbage has tons of
Vitamin C and is packed with fiber. This summer vegetable is rich in natural
probiotics, which help to keep the digestive system working efficiently. •
Lettuce - Most lettuces are about 90% water. Be sure to choose the leafy
green variety. • Tomatoes - Sliced, wedges or even simply cut in half,
tomatoes are refreshing and also very healthy. • Berries - Raspberries,
blueberries and strawberries are at their peak during the summer. These
super fruits are chock full of antioxidants and Vitamin C and are great
for detoxing the entire body. • Figs - These summer beauties taste so
indulgent. Make a fig chutney, with some medijool dates and enjoy it
on whole grain crackers as a potassium and fiber filled treat. • Cherries -
Cherries have more antioxidants and Vitamin C than almost any food on
the planet. • Grapes - These hydrating balls of goodness are known for
their extremely high content of Resveratrol, a substance that acts as an
antioxidant and is heart-friendly. • Carrots - Carrots are almost all water.
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In 1984, President Ronald Reagan designated July as National Ice Cream
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6 tablespoons butter
1 (7 ounce) package shredded coconut
1 cup chopped pecans
1 (14 ounce) can sweetened condensed milk
1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese, softened
1 (16 ounce) container frozen
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1 (12 ounce) jar caramel ice cream topping
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Gardening Tips
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Pour cream mixture into 2 ramekins. Set ramekins into a roasting
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Houston Area Road Trips
Lone Star Bash - July 14, 2019, 6-9 PM. Minute Maid Park, 501 Crawford
Street, Houston, TX 77002. Admission: $60 - Single, $150 - Double, $150
- Grand Slam VIP. The most talked about chefs from around the state are
teaming up with the Texas Restaurant Association Education Foundation
to celebrate and support the future of the restaurant industry. Visit www.
txrestaurant.org/lone-star-bash for more info.
Apollo 11 50 th Anniversary Celebrations at Space Center Houston -
July 16, 2019-July 24, 2019, 9 AM-6 PM. Space Center Houston, 1601
Nasa Parkway, Houston, TX 77058. Admission: Adults - $69.95, Child
- $35.95. The center’s NASA Tram Tours feature an opportunity to visit
the Historic Mission Operations Control Center, a national historic
landmark. From this iconic room, the NASA team exercised full mission
control of Apollo 11 from leaving the launch pad at the Kennedy Space
Center to splashdown in the Pacific Ocean. Availability will be limited,
so timed tickets will be offered on a first come, first serve basis. Visitors
can enjoy informative briefings about important activities involved
with Apollo’s historic flight, including some of the important mission
tasks accomplished on the journey. Visit https://spacecenter.org for a
complete list of events.
Houston World Series of Dog Shows - July 17-21, 2019, 8 AM-6 PM. NRG
Park, 2500 Tanglewilde, Suite 105, 8400 Kirby Dr., Houston, TX 77054.
Free admission July 17 th ; Adults $10 on July 18 th , $15 July 19 th -21 st ,
Seniors 55+ and active/retired military with ID $10. Children 12 and under
free with adult ticket. This year’s show will host a fun-filled schedule for
families with children of all ages. Visitors can cheer for their favorite
breeds as they compete in conformation events as well as get hands-on
experience with different dog breeds at Meet the Breeds. The event also
features the popular McScotty Market, which offers a variety of products
for dogs and their humans. New art pieces will be featured at the Dr. Mari
Jon Filla Student Art Exhibit. Other activities include: barn hunt, AKC’s My
Dog Can Do That!, flyball and dog grooming contests.
50 th Anniversary of the Moon Landing Celebration - July 20, 2019,
7:30-10 PM. Sugar Land Town Square, 2711 Plaza Drive, Sugar Land, TX
77479. Admission free. We invite the community to come celebrate with
us in the Plaza! This includes a special pre-recorded video message from
the International Space Station and a short documentary recounting the
historic moon landing and Houston’s role in the historic event. Activities
also include a screening of the classic movie E.T., face painting, balloon
artists, a ‘moonwalk’ and opportunity to take a peek into space with
volunteers from The George Observatory & more.
Apollo 11 Moon Landing 50 th Anniversary Celebration in Tomball -
July 20, 2019, 11 AM-4 PM. 1907 Depot Museum, 201 South Elm Street,
Tomball, TX 77375. Admission free. This educational exhibit presents
the historic mission in video, photos, a miniature diorama and more.
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Accompanying the display is a second exhibit honoring the NASA Railroad
and its many years supporting America’s space program at the Kennedy
Space Center in Florida.
Sugar Land Community Moon Landing Celebration - July 20, 2019,
8-11 PM. Oyster Creek Park, 4033 Hwy 6, Sugar Land, TX 77478. Admission
free. In celebration of the 50 th anniversary of the moon landing, we invite
the community to come celebrate at Oyster Creek Park. We’ll view spacethemed
movies and will have food trucks on site.
Fascination Street Flea-Art & Vintage Market - 2 nd Sunday each month
through September, 12-6 PM. Avantgarden, 411 Westheimer, Houston,
TX 77006. Free Admission. Includes some of the best local artists, artisan
makers, vintage vendors, plus food and drink that Houston has to offer!
Boot Camp in the Plaza - Fridays, 9-10 AM. Sugar Land Town Square,
2711 Plaza Drive, Sugar Land, TX 77479. Free Admission. Stay fit with our
free weekly Boot Camp class with Cida Fitness.
Chimney Rock Market - 1 st Sunday of the month, 12-4 PM, Chimney
Rock Plaza, 3300 Chimney Rock, Houston, TX 77056. Admission is free.
Please join us for our Art and Farmers Market! Our vendors will be selling
mouth-watering eats and artisan gifts the whole family can enjoy. As
always, four-legged friends are welcome. There will be plenty of treats for
them too! When you’re done shopping, stop in Sean Anthony Salons to
browse the beautiful art gallery brought to you by Creative Energy. Stay
for the Art Reception from 2-4 PM and meet the Artists! Refreshments will
be served. Also, enter for your chance to win a cut and color or brazillian
blowout.
Living History Saturday - 3 rd Saturday of the month, 10 AM-4 PM.
Washington On The Brazos State Historic Site, 23400 Park Road 12,
Washington, TX 77880. Admission: Regular admission fees apply. Travel
back in time to where a nation was born in 1836. Staff and volunteers
dressed in period clothing bring to life the people and events of Old
Washington providing a unique opportunity to discover various aspects
of life surrounding the birth of the Republic of Texas. Activities will vary
and some are weather dependent. Contact Adam at 936-878-2214 ext.
228.
Comedy Night at HPL - Monthly on the 3 rd Thursday, 6-8 PM. Houston
Public Library, 500 Mckinney Avenue, Houston, TX 77002. Admission
is free. The Houston Public Library offers “Open Mic” comedy night
where local and non local comedians, comediennes, ventriloquists and
impressionists of ALL ages present family comedy to the audience. Improv
Performers from Station Theater closes out the night with games that
involve the audience. Everyone who participates in at least one open mic
throughout the year become eligible to participate in the Annual Comedy
competition which is held in December. Prizes in the amounts of $100
and $75 gift cards are given to the 4 winners. Two adult and two youth.
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