Copperfield November 2019

The official newsletter for the Villages of Copperfield: 

Copperfield Place, Easton Commons, Middlegate, 

Northmead, Southcreek, Southdown and Westcreek 

November 

2019 

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COPPERFIELD COMMUNITY CENTER HOURS 

Tuesday: 

Thursday: 

Friday: 

Saturday: 

12-6 PM 

12-7 PM 

9 AM-1 PM 

9 AM-1 PM 

If you need any information, 

please contact your 

management company. 

C.C.A. MANAGEMENT 

Copperfield Important Numbers 

COPPERFIELD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION 

Graham Management. 

2825 Wilcrest, Ste. 600, Houston, TX 77042 713-334-8000 

COPPERFIELD COMMUNITY CENTER (281) 856-9060 

15409 Willow River Dr., Houston, TX 77095 Fax (281) 856-9040 

COPPERFIELD PLACE COMMERCIAL / EASTON COMMONS COMMERCIAL 

Spectrum Association Management 832-500-2222 

16690 Park Row, Houston, Texas 77084 contact@spectrumam.com 

COPPERFIELD PLACE VILLAGE • MIDDLEGATE VILLAGE 

SCS Management 

7170 Cherry Park Drive, Houston, TX 77095 (281) 463-1777 

EASTON COMMONS VILLAGE • NORTHMEAD VILLAGE 

SOUTHDOWN VILLAGE • WESTCREEK VILLAGE 

Graham Mgmt Inc. (713) 334-8000 

2825 Wilcrest, Suite 600, Houston, Texas 77042 fax (713) 334-5055 

SOUTHCREEK VILLAGE 

Associa - PMG Houston (713) 329-7100 

11000 Corporate Centre Drive, Ste 150, Houston, Texas 77041 

SECURITY 

Emergency (Fire, Ambulance, Sheriff) 9-1-1 

Harris County Sheriff’s Office, Dispatch - Option 6 (713) 221-6000 

Copperfield HCSO Satellite Office (message only) (832) 593-7159 

Copperfield Crime Watch (Contact your management company) 

http://www.copperfield.org/watch.php 

TRASH / WATER 

Waste Corp (281) 368-8397 

Water/Sewer - MUD 163 & 264 - INFRAMARK (281) 579-4500 

Water/Sewer - MUD 162, 179, 186 & 208 - H20 Consulting (281) 861-6215 

WCID 145 - H2O Consulting (281) 861-6215 

COPPERFIELD SCHOOLS 

Fiest Elem. (281) 463-5838 

Birkes Elem. (281) 345-3300 

Copeland Elem. (281) 856-1400 

Holmsley Elem. (281) 463-5885 

Lowery Elem. (281) 463-5900 

Owens Elem. (281) 463-5915 

Aragon Middle School (281) 856-5100 

Labay Middle School (281) 463-5800 

Cy Falls High School (281) 856-1000 

Langham Creek High School (281) 463-5400 

HELPFUL NUMBERS 

Lost & Found Pets (Copperfield Comm.Center) (281) 856-9060 

www.copperfield.org 

Centerpoint Energy (to report burned out street lights) (713) 207-2222 

Harris County Animal Control (281) 999-3191 

Poison Control Center (800) 222-1222 

Langham Creek YMCA (281) 859-6143 

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info for all of the VILLAGES of copperfield 

(CCA) EGRETS AND NIGHT HERONS 

Egrets and Night Herons have created nesting sites in Copperfield for 

the last 5 years shutting down pools, mailboxes & creating havoc in 

our neighborhood. The Egrets and Night Herons WILL be returning in 

February!! Prevention is Crucial - Egrets, herons and other migratory birds 

are protected by Federal International Treaty, it’s illegal for residents to 

harass or harm the birds once they lay eggs. Residents will need to band 

together and drive them out of our neighborhood for the next several 

years. Preventing the birds from building nests on residential property or 

in our parks is key. Use these tactics between now and February. 

1. Trim your tree and remove dead wood, these birds favor oak trees and 

other hardwoods. But will nest in other mature trees as well. Trim your 

tree canopy to allow sunlight between limbs and other nearby trees. 

Experts say this is the MOST effective step. 

2. Remove any old inactive nest in your trees. February - Egret Prevention 

Tools! This is the only opportunity homeowners have to scare the birds 

away and to disrupt the cycle. Any home with mature trees is a potential 

nesting site. 

• Visual deterrents - Hang aluminum pie plates, Mylar balloons, beach 

balls with shiny streamers or other moving objects in large trees. • 

Noisemakers - Pump-style air horns, whistles, clappers and even 

children’s toys are effective. Make as much noise as possible aimed at 

the bird. • Bright lights - High-intensity flashlights, strobe lights, flashing 

holiday lights can be effective. • Water sprayers - Power sprayers and 

pump-style toy water shooters can help. Homemade PVC pipe sprayers 

can help reach tall tree limbs. • Pool poles - Telescoping pool safety poles 

can be used to reach and remove early nesting material. • Any Non-lethal 

devices. • Check trees daily and remove the start of any nest quickly. 

Once birds begin sitting on the nest, eggs are probably present and birds 

cannot be harassed. If you have not yet taken action to prevent nesting 

on your property, please do so now! 

SEE STRAYS IN YOUR STREET? 

Do adult cats traipse through your landscape? Have you discovered 

newborn kittens in your yard? If you choose to care for these cats, keep 

in mind your responsibility. As custodian of the cats, you must keep 

the cats licensed, vaccinated and restrained. In unincorporated Harris 

County, the custodian of every cat is responsible for any behavior of that 

cat. For laws pertaining to pets in unincorporated Harris County, review 

regulations http://publichealth.harriscountytx.gov/Resources/Animalsand-Pets/AnimalLaws/AnimalRegulations#section4. 

Call 281-999-3191 

to reach Animal Control for unincorporated Harris County. 

WCA TRASH AND/OR RECYCLING SERVICES 

The level of residential trash and/or recycling services to be provided by 

WCA to each of Customer’s communities are as follows: 

COPPERFIELD PLACE - Curbside trash service on Tuesdays and Fridays 

and no recycling 

EASTON COMMONS - Curbside trash service on Tuesdays and Fridays and 

curbside recycling on Friday with WCA-provided I8-gallon recycling bins 

MIDDLEGATE - Garage door household trash service on Tuesdays and 

Fridays and curbside recycling on Friday with WCA-provided 48-gallon 

wheeled carts 

NORTHMEAD - Curbside trash service on Tuesdays and Fridays and 

curbside recycling on Friday with WCA-provided 48-gallon wheeled carts 

SOUTHCREEK - Garage door household trash service on Tuesdays and 

Fridays and curbside recycling on Tuesday with WCA-provided 48-gallon 

wheeled carts 

SOUTHDOWN - Garage door household trash service on Tuesdays and 

Fridays and curbside recycling on Tuesday with WCA-provided 48-gallon 

wheeled carts 

WESTCREEK - Garage door household trash service on Tuesdays and 

Fridays and curbside recycling on Tuesdays with WCA-provided I8-gallon 

recycling bins 

COYOTES IN COPPERFIELD 

Coyotes have been sighted in many of the subdivisions in the Copperfield 

area at night and before dawn. Please protect your pets. They should not 

be left unattended after dark, even in their own enclosed yard as coyotes 

can jump or scale a 6-7 ft fence. 

COPPERFIELD WEBSITE 

Will you be going away and want the Sheriff’s Department to check on 

your home while you’re gone? If so, you can print a Vacation Watch Form 

from the website. Simply go to www.copperfield.org and follow the link 

to the Online Forms and Documents. Other forms on the site include 

Architectural Control Committee Applications and a Deputy Request 

Form. The site also includes a Lost/Found Pet page, listings of local area 

daycares and places of worship, schedule of upcoming Board of Director 

meetings and information on each of the Villages of Copperfield, as well 

as links to other area organizations, schools, etc. 

If you have a comment or suggestion on the website, you can email us at 

webmaster@copperfield.org. 

STREETLIGHT NOT WORKING? 

Make a note of the ID number and call CenterPoint Energy at 713-207- 

2222. 

CY-FAIR WOMEN’S CLUB 

WOMEN SERVING THE COMMUNITY 

CWC is a non-profit service organization that gives back to the Cy-Fair 

community. All the funds raised by the club are given to the community 

by way of scholarships for graduating high school seniors, grants at Lone 

Star College-CyFair and funds to other non-profits in our community 

as well. Membership for the Cy-Fair Women’s Club is open to all ladies 

in Northwest Houston/Cypress neighborhoods. We always meet the 

first Thursday of the month at The Berry Center, 8877 Barker Cypress 

Rd. You can park at Entrance 2 and look for the directional signs to the 

meeting room. Our meetings begin with social time and refreshments at 

6:15 PM, immediately followed by a program at 6:45 PM. Our monthly 

meetings are not only educational and enjoyable, but they can also 

develop lasting friendships too. In addition, we have a social event and 

volunteer opportunities throughout the month as well. Please check 

out our website at cyfairwomensclub.org and contact Membership at 

membership@CyFairWomensClub.org if you have any questions about 

the club or our meeting location. We look forward to meeting you there! 

COPPERFIELD CRIME WATCH 

The Copperfield residents need to continue to call for any and all 

suspicious activity you observe at any time, to the Sheriff’s Office nonemergency 

number at 713-221-6000. For life threatening emergencies 

call 911. 

Nextdoor is the best way to stay in the know about what’s going on 

in your neighborhood -whether it’s finding a last-minute babysitter, 

learning about an upcoming block party or hearing about a rash of car 

break-ins. There are so many ways our neighbors can help us, we just 

need an easier way to connect with them. 

Please invite all residents to sign up for the Nextdoor.com APP for their 

respective neighborhood. 

The Copperfield Villages will get weekly posts from Sergeant Adam 

Lightfoot (HCSO) to share information with their neighbors. 

Reference websites: 

www.copperfield.org/watch.php 

www.harriscountyso.org/ 

www.crimereports.com 

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your name, birthdate (mo. & yr.), phone number, year you will graduate 

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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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VILLAGES OF COPPERFIELD 

COPPERFIELD PLACE VILLAGE 

(CPV) A WORD FROM THE BOARD 

Autumn is here and Thanksgiving is just around the corner. We are 

looking forward to cooler weather. We are still facing hurricane season 

until the end of November, so stay alert. 

We hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving and celebrates with 

family and friends. It is a day to give thanks and acknowledge all the 

blessings given to us throughout the year. 

Please keep the family of Deputy Dhaliwal who was killed in the line of duty 

in your thoughts and prayers. Keep all of our Deputies, Firemen and Officers 

whose lives are being laid out daily trying to keep our community safe. 

Please remember them in your daily lives and give thanks for that blessing. 

POOL AND PARKS: 

Cameras will pick up any illegal activity at all times in the pool and park 

area. The one thing that we are picking up in our cameras is drinking alcohol 

and smoking. This is a violation of pool rules. The second time we see the 

same person or persons, we will deactivate their card if we know who they 

are. Please abide by the rules posted. This is for everyone’s protection. 

POOL TRESPASSING: Jumping over the fence when the pool is closed is 

trespassing and illegal. IF YOU ARE IN THE POOL WHEN CLOSED WE WILL 

CONSIDER YOU TO BE TRESPASSING AND THE SHERIFF’S DEPT. WILL BE 

CONTACTED! CAMERAS ARE ACTIVATED 24/7. IF YOU SEE SOMETHING 

SUSPICIOUS, CALL AND REPORT IT! Program your phone for the nonemergency 

phone number to the Sheriff’s department (713-221-6000) or 

crimes in progress dial 911. You do not have to give out your name. 

GREEN BELT AND PARK: 

GREENBELT AND PARK AREA TRASH: Did you know that there are trash 

bins in these areas for your convenience? Please be considerate and help 

keep these areas free from trash. 

DOG LEASH LAW: There have been many complaints that dogs are 

running loose in the neighborhood. If this is the case, call animal control! 

If you are walking your dogs, keep them on a leash at ALL times. This 

is a deed restriction and also against Harris County Leash Law. Be 

considerate of others. Many children are afraid of animals and also 

people in the neighborhood do not appreciate dogs running around 

loose in their yards using it for doggie stations. Use the green belt area. 

ILLEGAL PARKING: No parking in the Pool/Park area is allowed after 9 

PM. We will begin towing any vehicle seen after hours at the owners’ 

expense. It does not matter if you are a homeowner or a guest visiting 

the homeowner. It is illegal and considered trespassing. If you notice a 

suspicious car or cars parked after hours, contact the non emergency 

sheriff department so a deputy can be dispatched. You do not have to 

give out your name when calling. The number is 713- 221-6000, prompt 6. 

YARD OF THE MONTH 

The September Yard Of The Month was awarded to 15411 Ryoaks. 

Unfortunately, it was not mentioned in the October Copperfield newsletter 

because it was submitted late to the Publisher of the magazine. Apologies 

for that! Thank you for all your efforts and hard work in keeping our 

neighborhood looking great. Look at these beautiful flowers!! With these hot 

and humid temperatures it is quite an effort to work outside in our yards!! 

Congratulations for a job well done! The next awards will be given during 

the Xmas holidays. Drive thru dates to be announced in December’s issue. 

LOUD NOISE 

Neighbors, please be considerate of others when you have a “BACKYARD 

PARTY!” The loud noise level will not be tolerated and is very inconsiderate 

of your neighbors. This includes loud music in the garage or out in your 

patio. We have been experiencing such behavior even late at night. The 

Harris County Sheriff Department can be contacted if you are experiencing 

this for disturbance of the peace. Call 713-221-6000 (prompt 6). 

SERVICES: 

Mosquito fogging is being done twice a week in our neighborhood. Keep 

in mind that they spray after 2 AM when the mosquitos are breeding. 

This year due to all the rain it has been bad. If you are experiencing this 

nuisance make sure that you don’t leave piles of wet compost or water 

standing in pot plants in your yard. This attracts them even more and 

they will breed in standing water. 

TREE TRIMMING: 

Trimming is being done around the cul de sacs of the neighborhood so 

that our fire department or emergency vehicles can have passageway 

in case of an emergency. Remember to keep your trees trimmed in your 

yard also, especially by the sidewalks to enable the fire trucks to get thru. 

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ILLEGAL VEHICLE STREET PARKING OR ABANDONMENT: Vehicles must 

be parked legally on the roadway and facing the correct direction for 

the side of the road which it is parked on. Additionally, the below apply: 

1) Must park within 18 inches of the curb with BOTH right side wheels, 

which means you CANNOT park FACE IN in a cul de sac. This is parking at 

an angle where prohibited. 2) Must park no closer than 15 feet from a fire 

hydrant on either side of said hydrant. 3) Must park no closer than 30 feet 

on the approach side of a stop sign at an intersection. 4) Must not block 

any driveways with any part of the vehicle. 

CRIME WATCH: Report any suspicious behavior. Report it to the Harris 

County Sheriff’s dispatcher. You do not have to leave a name or number. 

Call 713-221-6000 #6. 

CRIMES IN PROGRESS CALL 911 

NON-EMERGENCY: 713-221-6000 AND PROMPT 6. 

Report any strange activity you see by calling the Sheriff’s Department! Nothing 

is too small to report. You pay the Department to help keep our neighborhood 

safe; therefore, it is up to you to report any strange activity in your neighborhood! 

GET INVOLVED! If you want to be aware of what is happening in your 

neighborhood as far as crime, the Sheriff’s department posts news or important 

information in the new website created for the various neighborhoods! Join 

in by registering at nextdoor.com. Lost and found, contractor referrals, 

news etc. can be posted or found here. 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Panhandlers and solicitation is becoming 

a more frequent issue through out Copperfield and surrounding 

neighborhoods! It is important that you keep safe by locking your doors and 

vehicles to prevent any theft or break-ins! You can put a “no trespassing” 

sign in front of your home so the law can enforce it on your property. 


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COMMUNITY CENTER IMPORTANT NOTICE: As a reminder the Community Center 

will continue to handle baseball field reservations and room reservations for 

parties or special events ONLY. They DO NOT handle pool cards/issues! The 

phone number is 281-856-9060 and days of operation are as follows: Tuesday: 

12-6 PM, Thursday: 12-7 PM, Friday: 9 AM-1 PM and Saturday: 9 AM-1 PM. 

DEED RESTRICTIONS VIOLATIONS 

NOTE: SCS continues to do drive throughs within our sub-division 

on specific dates and times. They will continue to handle anything 

pertaining to deed restrictions and violations. The Board does not do the 

drive through inspections nor send out the deed restrictions letters. If 

you need a copy of the deed restrictions, you may obtain it from either 

the Copperfield website: www.copperfield.org or from SCS direct. 

It may seem at times that nothing is being done regarding a violation 

that you have seen or reported and do not notice any changes over a 

time period. However, SCS follows a strict process of notification letters 

over a period of time and after all attempts fail to have the homeowner 

correct the violation(s) legal action may follow. 

REMEMBER it is AGAINST our deed restrictions to have COMMERCIAL VEHICLES 

OR VANS, TRAILERS, BOATS or JET SKIS in the street, driveway or parked in 

the Cul de Sacs. You will be charged a fee if you have been cited before for 

the same offense or for repeated violations. This offense creates emergency 

vehicles access ability at times and therefore considered a serious violation. 

NOTE: ACC Forms are available at SCS offices for house paint colors, 

roof changes, building structures, etc which must be approved by the 

Architectural Control Committee before proceeding with any changes 

pertaining to your property. 

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DO NOT PAINT HOME OR GARAGE DOORS WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL. If 

it does not meet our ACC Specifications you will have to repaint. Avoid 

unnecessary time and money by getting prior approval of ANY changes 

to the outside property or home. 

DO NOT DISREGARD DEED RESTRICTION LETTERS! Important that you 

read and act accordingly. If you think you received this in error, please 

contact SCS immediately. Repeated cites or non-compliance letters will 

automatically incur a fee against your account. 

Contact SCS Monday-Friday (8 AM - 5 PM) for any deed restrictions, CPV 

issues or questions at phone 281-463-1777. SIGN UP with the App “SCS 

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EXAMPLES OF DEED RESTRICTIONS: 

IMPORTANT!!!! ILLEGAL PARKING - DO NOT PARK YOUR VEHICLE WHERE 

IT FACES THE WRONG DIRECTION OR BLOCKING OTHERS DRIVEWAY. 

The Harris County Sheriff’s Department is monitoring this violation 

throughout the neighborhood and repeated violators can be ticketed! 

FENCING: Check your fencing and repair if boards are loose or missing! 

Animals can either come in or out of your yard if boards are missing on to 

the street or green belt. 

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GARBAGE CANS MUST BE STORED OUT OF SIGHT! Garbage pick up is 

scheduled for Tuesdays and Fridays. (Except for holidays) In the evening 

please remove trashcans from the street after pickup! 

Mildew or your siding is becoming warped and in need of attention. 

Yard needs maintenance or removal of dead bushes. 

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Inoperable vehicles with expired tags. 

These are just a few examples. For the most part, our homeowners 

are doing an excellent job in keeping our neighborhood looking great. 

Remember, your home is your palace and most of all your investment. 

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EASTON COM MONS VILLAGE 

(EC) BOARD MEETING 

Board meetings are held on the second Wednesday every other month at 

6 PM at the Copperfield Community Center, at 15409 Willow River Drive. 

Please call 713-334-8000 on the day of the meeting to verify that there is 

quorum. 

(EC) TRASH PICK UP SERVICE 

All Residents must have an account with WCA for trash pickup. If you do 

not have an account with WCA, your trash will no longer be picked up. 

Trash pickup days are Tuesdays for trash and Fridays for trash and 

recycling. Have waste ready at the curb for collection no later than 7 AM. 

Residents may purchase a trash receptacle from any hardware store. 

Recycling boxes may be requested from WCA, additional boxes may be 

purchased from them as well. WCA Phone# 281-766-1914. 

In order to keep the neighborhood appealing to potential buyers, 

increase curb appeal and deter vandalism we ask that trash be placed at 

the curb no earlier than the evening before scheduled pick up and trash 

cans be removed the same day. If you have lawn service, please request 

the lawn clippings to be hauled away or have them placed in a location 

that cannot be seen from the street. 

(EC) HOME ARCHITECTURAL CHANGES 

Homeowners are reminded that approval from the Architectural Review 

Committee must be obtained prior to any changes or improvements 

made to the exterior of your property. Updated ARC application 

forms can be obtained on the website: www.copperfield.org/easton_ 

commons.php. 

MIDDLEGATE VILLAGE 

(MG) BREAKFAST WITH SANTA 

Middlegate residents, what’s on your calendar for the morning of 

Saturday, December 14 th ? Mark the date for Breakfast with Santa at the 

gazebo park. Come to the park to greet Santa and Mrs. Claus. Sit for a 

face painting design by a delightful artist. Sing along to carols. And don’t 

forget to grab a bite to eat from the refreshment table. Stay a while and 

visit with your neighbors. Tis the Season. 

If you’d like to assist with this event or help plan for next season, please 

contact Margie Naranjo at SCS, 281-463-1777 to volunteer. This December the 

committee needs volunteers to pick up refreshments. For next year’s holiday 

event, the committee needs a chair. The current chair is retiring following 

over twenty years participation in Middlegate HOA and committees. If you 

want to see Breakfast with Santa again, grab your neighbors and friends and 

keep the fun on track. Planning for 2020 starts now. 

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(MG) NATIONAL NIGHT OUT AT MIDDLEGATE GAZEBO PARK 

Neighbors met at the gazebo park in the evening of Tuesday, October 1 st to celebrate National Night Out. Thanks to the Middlegate Neighborhood Events 

committee for organizing this event. It was good to see neighbors gathering in the park for a community function. Special thanks to local merchants who 

donated toward the occasion: Catfish Station, ACE Hardware Langham Creek, La Vie Anti-Aging and Wellness, Tanja’s All Natural Detox Drink, Shrimp Pico, 

Awesome Transformations, Angel’s Nail Spa, Romero’s Las Brazas original location, Your Pie, La Madeleine French Bakery & Café (Crossroads), Genghis 

Grill, Pearle Vision, Carrabba’s Italian Grill, Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar, Renewal by Andersen of Houston, Whataburger, Studio Movie Grill, Land of a 

Thousand Hills Coffee & Bakery, HEB, Chick-fil-A, French Quarter Cajun Seafood, Chase Bank, Salon Picasso, Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park, 

Panera Bread and Wag. If you enjoyed attending National Night Out this year, consider joining in the planning for NNO 2020. Contact SCS to add your 

name to the neighborhood events committee and log onto SCS Go and join the volunteers committee. It’s an event that can be tailored to match whim 

and budget. The founding National Night Out began simply with neighbors turning on their porch lights and sitting in front of their homes. 

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(MG) NATIONAL NIGHT OUT PHOTOS 

(MG) OWL INITIATIVE 

Middlegate saw nature rehab activity in the gazebo park in the spring 

when a kind neighbor saved a fallen fledgling owl. To encourage owls 

to be a permanent part of the community, a Great Horned Owl nest was 

installed Saturday October 5 th in the Middlegate Gazebo park. As part of 

an Eagle project, Troop 202 Scouts installed a Great Horned Owl nest in 

the park. 

(MG) STREETLIGHTS 

CenterPoint Energy maintains streetlights throughout Middlegate. 

To report a street light outage call 713-207-2222 or 800-332-7143 or 

report outage at www.centerpointenergy.com/en-us/residential/ 

customer-service/electric-outage-center/report-streetlightoutages?sa=ho#sthash.Fkv30HWA.dpuf. 

It behooves you to report an outage. Well lit streets help keep residents 

safe. And keep in mind that the electricity that powers them is paid for by 

your assessments, your annual HOA fee. 

CenterPoint Energy maintains the equipment. Average streetlight repairs 

are completed within approximately three days. Extensive damage or 

underground cable failures could take from two-four weeks to repair. 

(MG) GET APPROVAL FIRST BEFORE MAKING 

EXTERIOR CHANGE OR UPDATE 

Among exterior changes needing approval are: building or replacing a 

patio cover, replacing or constructing a fence, painting siding or trim, 

installing solar panels, replacing roof, constructing a storage shed, 

installing a pool. This is just a partial list. The application details more 

improvements. Always feel free to contact SCS. 

In an effort to maintain property values, deed restrictions require that 

exterior changes be approved by an Architectural Review Committee 

prior to commencing work. Evaluation addresses architectural harmony, 

color, location, minimum construction standards and restrictions. 

Submit an architectural review application to SCS Management Services, 

Inc., 7170 Cherry Park Drive, Houston, Texas 77095 Telephone: 281-463- 

1777 - Fax: 281-463-0050. Application can be picked up at the SCS office 

or printed from the SCS GO website. 

(MG) WHEN SHOULD I FERTILIZE MY LAWN? 

If you were given the option of applying fertilizer only once a year to a 

lawn, the best choice would be a fall application. This is according to 

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. 

Fall fertilization is applied when shoot growth slows and the necessity 

for lawn manicuring lengthens from a weekly ritual to an every 10-14 day 

ordeal. 

The best nutrient ratios for fall fertilizer are 3-1-2 and 4-1-2. In the nursery 

these ratios in fertilizers identified with the name “winterizer.” 

The Texas A&M University System has helped turfgrass managers, 

landscapers, sod producers and the general public solve turfgrass related 

problems for many years. Through a network of research, extension and 

teaching programs, Texas A&M has provided solutions based on research 

and educational programs. 

For additional details on lawn care, go to turfgrass article http://soilcrop. 

tamu.edu/program/turfgrass. 

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NORTHMEAD VILLAGE 

ADD US TO YOUR 2020 CALENDAR! 

HOA BOARD MEETING SCHEDULE 1/22/20, 

3/25/20, 5/27/20, 7/22/20 AND 9/23/20 

Meetings of the Northmead Village Board of Directors are held the 

fourth Wednesday every other month and we encourage all residents 

to attend the meetings, either to address the Board or just to listen 

and know what is going on. The executive session begins at 6-6:30 PM 

with the open session starting at 6:30 PM. The meetings are held at the 

Copperfield Community Center located at 15409 Willow River Drive. All 

residents are welcome and encouraged to attend the meetings. If you 

have a specific item that you would like to address with the Board, you 

may call Graham Management at 713-334-8000 or email them at tracyg@ 

grahammanagementhouston.com to be added to the agenda. 

(NM) NORTHMEAD HOA ANNUAL MEMBERS 

MEETING AND BOARD MEETING - MARCH 25, 2020 

The 2020 Annual Meeting of the Northmead Village Community 

Association will be held on Wednesday, March 25, 2020 at the Copperfield 

Community Center located at 15409 Willow River Drive. 

NORTHMEAD HOA 2020 ASSESSMENT, 

DUE BY JANUARY 1, 2020 

It’s that time again! 2019 annual assessment bill has gone out so if you 

didn’t receive it, give Graham Management a call. 

• The easiest and fastest way to pay is online. Go to: www. 

grahammanagementhouston.com. You can pay online using either a 

credit card or an eCheck. 

• The bill you receive will also include a return envelope for those paying 

by mail and the address is: Payment Lockbox, P.O. Box 879, Richmond, 

TX, 77406-0022. 

• If you use your own online bill payment system please be sure to update 

the remittance address as this is a new address. 

• Please be sure to include your account number on your check. 

• Make your check payable to Northmead Village Community Association. 

Residents may also choose to make 3 partial payments to Northmead 

Village Community Association after you get the bill. There will be no late 

fees as long as it’s paid in full by 1/31/20. It will be your responsibility to 

keep track of the payments you make to ensure the balance is paid in full 

by the due date. If you anticipate a problem paying your assessment by 

the due date, please contact Graham Management to work out a payment 

plan BEFORE your account becomes delinquent. Unpaid accounts 

are subject to interest and additional collection costs. Save yourself 

additional fees by contacting Graham Management at 713-334-8000. 

CHRISTMAS DECORATING CONTEST 

The Northmead Board will have a couple of the volunteers driving thru 

community to judge the Christmas Decoration Contest on December 

18 th -21 st during the evening. There will be a 1 st , 2 nd & 3 rd prize for each of 

the three sections of Northmead. 

COMMUNITY POOL 

We heard your complaints about the pool this summer and we are 

working on it. A new card reader system has been installed. We are 

looking at purchasing new equipment to clean the pool and the lifeguard 

problems are being addressed. 

THE NORTHMEAD HOA BOARD NEEDS YOUR HELP! 

The Northmead HOA Board enjoys putting on our special events during the 

year like: Pool Party, Yard of the Month, Movie in the Park and Christmas 

Decorating Contest but we need volunteers! If you would like to volunteer, 

please contact Teresa Prather at teresa_prather@yahoo.com. 

NABR NETWORK 

We have implemented Nabr Network. Their one-touch technology can 

send immediate and scheduled alerts, reminders, documents, links and 

all types of content to residents via mobile app, text, email and autoupdated 

websites. Residents view the information in the format they 

want and on their device of choice. Their number one goal is to make 

information visible and easily accessible for residents so they can selfserve 

whenever and wherever possible. Multiple ways to join: - Text 

“grahamgo” to 59248 & receive a text back with a mobile app download 

link - Search for the mobile app “Graham Go” in Google Play Store - Go to 

northmeadvillages.nabrnetwork.com. 

NORTHMEAD VILLAGE WEBSITE 

Be sure to check out the Northmead Village website for all the latest 

news and information. There is great information on the Northmead 

Website featuring upcoming fun neighborhood events, pictures of past 

events, HOA meeting dates, agendas and minutes, forms to remodel 

or paint your house, bylaws and pool and park information. You can 

find it all here: www.grahammanagementhouston.com/Communities/ 

Northmead%20Village/northmeadvillage.ht or www.northmeadvillage. 

org if you have NABR Network. 

JOIN THE CROWD ON NEXTDOOR.COM 

Register at www.nextdoor.com. It only takes a few seconds to get up to 

date and checking out what is going on in the neighborhood. You can 

sell items, find lost pets, read a weekly share from Sgt. Lightfoot at the 

Sheriff’s office and get recommendations. It’s a great way to stay in touch 

with what goes on day to day. Join us! 

EGRETS AND NIGHT HERONS 

Egrets and Night Herons have created nesting sites in Northmead over 

the past 6 months. See information and tips under CCA at the front of the 

newsletter. 

CRIME WATCH 

The Copperfield Villages monthly Crime Watch meeting has been 

converted to a ‘virtual’ delivery of the crime watch statistics due to the 

low turnout at meetings and lack of interest from the public to attend. 

Sergeant Lightfoot (HCSO) is posting monthly data via Nextdoor.com 

along with notable arrest info and tips monthly. 

DEED RESTRICTIONS ISSUES 

Educate yourself with the deed restrictions for our community. They are 

available for reading or download on the community website, under 

Documents and Forms, www.northmeadvillage.org/docs.html. The most 

common issues are yard issues, stored vehicles, fences with missing 

pickets, houses needing painting or power washing on the exterior. 

DOG LEASH LAW 

There have been many complaints about dogs are running loose in the 

neighborhood. If this is the case, call animal control! If you are walking 

your dogs, keep them on a leash at ALL times. This is a deed restriction 

and also against Harris County Leash Law. Be considerate of others. Many 

children are afraid of animals and also people in the neighborhood do 

not appreciate dogs running around loose in their lawns. Please pickup 

after your dogs, no one wants to step in your dog’s poop. 

SUGGESTIONS AND TIPS ON HOW 

TO PROPERLY NUMBER YOUR HOME 

Believe it or not, a large number of house numbers are not visible from 

the street during the daytime. It’s even worse at night. A badly displayed 

number can hinder the police, ambulance and fire department in the 

event of an emergency. 

Street curb - The number should be painted about two feet from the 

driveway in the direction of the house. Most paintings are inexpensive. If 

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traffic. Black numbers painted on white background are excellent. They 

are clearly visible from a distance even with very little light. 

House - The best place is near the front door and within the radius of 

the porch light. Above the front door is usually a good spot. Any location 

close to the door and above eye level is good. 

• Trees and bushes must not block the view from the road. Avoid having it 

away from the front door, such as over the garage door. 

• Pick a color that has a light and dark contrast with the background. The 

background is usually the color of the house. This will make the number 

stand out so it can be viewed from the street. If your house has a dark 

color, you need a number in a light color. If your house has a light color, 

get a dark color number. For example, a black number is perfect on a 

white house. A white number will show clearly on a brick house. 

(NM) TRASH PICK UP SERVICE 

All residents must have an account with WCA for trash pick-up, if you do 

not have an account with WCA, your trash will no longer be picked up. 

Contact WCA at 281-776-1924. Trash pickup days are Tuesday for trash 

and Friday for trash and recycling. Please pick up your trashcan after you 

trash has been picked up, failure to do so may result in a violation of the 

deed restrictions. 

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All Residents must have an account with WCA for trash pickup. If you do 

not have an account with WCA, your trash will not be picked up. Per the 

WCA contract the trash pickup for Northmead Village is Tuesdays and 

Fridays (along with recycling). Have waste ready at the curb for collection 

no later than 7 AM. Residents may purchase a trash receptacle from any 

hardware store. Recycling cans may be requested from WCA, additional 

cans may be purchased from them as well. WCA Phone 281-776-1924. 

WCA observed Holidays are New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence 

Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Trash pickup 

will resume on the following trash collection day. In order to keep the 

neighborhood appealing to potential buyers, increase curb appeal and 

deter vandalism we ask that trash be placed at the curb no earlier than 

the evening before scheduled pick up and trash cans be removed the 

same day. If you have lawn service, please request the lawn clippings to 

be hauled away or have them placed at the curb not on the sidewalk. 

• Refuse must be in bags or cans, weighing no more than 40 pounds. 

• Tree branches, brush, shrubs and fencing must be tied in bundles, 

weighing no more than 40 pounds and being no longer than 4 feet in 

length. 

• Branches may be no wider than 3 inches in diameter to avoid damaging 

equipment. 

• Per Federal law, refrigerators, freezers and air conditioning units must 

be drained of all Freon and have an accompanying bill verifying Freon 

has been drained. 

• ITEMS NOT ACCEPTED: dirt, rocks, bricks, concrete, tires, batteries, motor 

oil, cooking oil, waste generated by a private contractor, hazardous/toxic 

chemicals or material, construction material, no more than 1 room of 

carpeting, bundled and less than 40 pounds. Items not collected will be 

tagged explaining reason for non-collection. 

sOUTHCREEK VILLAGE 

(SC) STREET PARKING 

Please be courteous to your neighbors when street parking. Do not 

obstruct driveways or sidewalks. Should you need to briefly park a trailer 

in the street, please make sure it’s not obstructing anyone’s access to 

their driveway. As a reminder, it is prohibited to street park commercial 

vehicles in Southcreek - this includes, but is not limited to, semi-trailer 

trucks and heavy equipment vehicles. If a vehicle has been parked in the 

street and left with outdated tags it is considered abandoned and will be 

towed. 

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SC) BOARD MEETINGS 

Copperfield Southcreek Board meetings are on the third Thursday of each 

month. Please feel free to stop by the Autumn Laurel Pool at 6 PM for a recap 

on events impacting Southcreek. This is a public forum where you can ask 

any questions or express any concerns to the Southcreek HOA Board. 

(SC) STREET LIGHTS 

If you notice a street light out in the neighborhood, please report street 

light outage: https://slo.centerpointenergy.com. 

(SC) HOA DUES 

Friendly reminder! Your HOA dues help keep Southcreek looking like as 

great as it does-please make it a priority to pay your dues if you have not 

yet done so. 

(SC) HARRIS COUNTY SHERIFF DEPT. 

See something fishy going on the neighborhood? Report any suspicious 

activity to the Harris County Sheriff’s non-emergency line at 713-221- 

6000. Remember, the patrolling Sheriff’s deputies depend on us as much 

as we depend on them. 

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(SC) DEED RESTRICTION LETTERS 

Please do not ignore deed restriction letters sent to your residence about 

deed restriction violations. Doing so can subject the property owner to a 

$35 charge per CERTIFIED letter if not settled by the homeowner in the 

time noted in the letter. Associa (PMG) manages this process and should 

be contacted If you require assistance in complying. Associa (PMG) will 

work with you to get the violation resolved, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 

COVENANTS, CONDITIONS AND RESTRICITONS EVERY HOMEOWNER 

AGREED TO ABIDE BY, SOME VIOLATIONS CAN BE CURED VIA THE 

ASSOCIATIONS SELF HELP RESTRICTION. The Association can hire a 

contractor to repair THESE VIOLATIONS and charge THE COST OF THIS 

SERVICE charged back to the Home Owner. 

The South Creek Village Community Association takes these violations 

very seriously and strives to keep up the Southcreek standards for 

attractive, well maintained homes. If you should receive a violation, 

please take this seriously and CORRECT the violation. If the violation is 

not CORRECTED, the Southcreek Village Community Association will BE 

FORCED to turn it over to its legal representatives. Once that happens 

all future expenses are born by the homeowner. There is a charge of 

$125 AND UP FOR EACH LETTER. Please note that The Southcreek Village 

Community Association does not want to make the violations public. We 

are here to protect everybody’s property values. Please don’t disregard 

the letters, work with us to maintain property values and to keep 

Southcreek looking great, a place where everyone wants to live. 

STEVE TOUCHY 

Attorney At Law 

Serving Businesses and Families Since 1983 

Copperfield/Cypress 

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• Divorce • Employment 

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• Incorporation • Collections 

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• Real Estate • Commercial Law 

(SC) BABY ANNOUNCEMENT 

Congratulations to Patrick & Jessica Carey on the birth of their son Edward 

Michael Carey. Baby Carey weighed in at 7 lbs. 14 oz. on September 19, 

2019. Happy to report daddy, mother and baby are doing fine. 

(SC) IN REMEMBRANCE 

We in the Copperfield community would like to send our thought and 

prayers to Deputy Sandeep Dhaliwal’s family. Deputy Dhaliwal was shot 

and killed in the line of duty. He was the first Sikh deputy and was a 

member of the Copperfield assigned team of deputies. 

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(SC) CLEANING GUTTERS 

Many experts recommend cleaning your gutters at least twice a year - 

once in the late spring and once in the late summer/early fall. But there 

are a few factors that might make you reconsider. If you have pine trees 

growing above your house, consider inspecting your gutters every 3 

months. Here are some signs you could have clogged rain gutters: 

• You spot birds or pests by your roof • Water is spilling over the sides 

• Sagging gutters • Staining on your siding • Plant growth • Can’t 

remember the last time you cleaned 

(SC) HOW TO SAFELY FRY A TURKEY 

• Fryers should always be used outdoors, on a solid level surface a safe 

distance from buildings and flammable materials. 

• Never use a fryer on a wooden deck, under a patio cover, in a garage or 

enclosed space. 

• Do not overfill the fryer. 

• Never leave the fryer unattended because, without thermostat controls, 

the oil will continue to heat until it catches fire. 

• Never let children or pets near the fryer when in use or after use as the 

oil can remain hot for hours. 

• Use well-insulated potholders or oven mitts and wear long sleeves and 

safety goggles to protect from splatter. 

• Make sure the turkey is completely thawed before it is placed in a fryer. 

• Keep all-purpose fire extinguishers nearby. 

• If a turkey fryer fire occurs, call 911 immediately. 

(SC) NATIONAL NIGHT OUT 

We want to give a special thanks to all the neighbors who hosted & 

participated for National Night Out. Special thank you to the following 

who hosted: Jessica Carey, Diana Sebben, Coriann Flores, Aisha Lover, 

Elsie Boersma, Donna Rice & Jackie Gendrich, Gary Boudreaux, Julie 

Delco, Judy Monday, Lindsay Williams, Terry Malone, Tiffany Donnelly, 

Katie Hansen, Edna Ruiz, Jacquie Layne & Logan Fodrie, Donna Heath, 

Kristy Cunningham, Bernice Vickich, Charllotte & David Greene A special 

thanks to Jessica Carey and the members of the National Night Out 

committee for organizing in order to make this happen. 

SOUTHDOWN VILLAGE 

(SD) NATIONAL NIGHT OUT 

Southdown Village block captains and residents participated in National 

Night Out on Tuesday, October 1 st . 

National Night Out is an annual campaign that promotes law enforcement 

- community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie. The event, 

which began in 1984 in Pennsylvania, now has millions of neighbors 

taking part in all 50 states, U.S. territories, Canadian cities and military 

bases worldwide. National Night Out provides a great opportunity to 

bring law enforcement officers and neighbors together under positive 

circumstances. Texas always celebrates National Night Out on the first 

Tuesday in October. 

Southdown Crime Watch Committee was pleased with the successful 

turnout of neighbors and deputies this year. We would like to thank the 

block captains and individuals who helped to organize and carry out the 

activities. We would also like to thank the law enforcement officers who 

showed up for our individual events within the Southdown Community. 

The deputies were happy to pose for pictures and partake in the activities 

that each block had planned. One special group of children were 

privileged to see a police cruiser up close and experience the red and 

blue lights and the siren up close. One block donated gift cards and other 

items to the deputies thanking them for their work in our community. 

Here are some pictures that sum up the events of a fun night in the 

neighborhood. 

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(SD) HOA WEBSITE 

Please remember that the official website of the community is through 

Nabr Network (go to southdownvillage.org and you will be redirected). All 

communications from the Association will be on this website. In addition, 

all of the Associations governing documents and other important and 

helpful information is accessible on the site. 

(SD) ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMITTEE 

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WESTCREEK VILLAGE 

(WC) WESTCREEK BOARD 

Meetings - 4 th Tuesday at 6:30 PM 

Forest Heights Pool Meeting Room 

WESTCREEK CRIME WATCH COMMITTEE 

Meetings - 3 rd Monday at 6 PM 

Forest Heights Pool Meeting Room 

For next meeting, contact lberger@comcast.net. 

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT 

For the 36 th National Night Out (NNO) on October 1 st , Westcreek hosted 

9 street gatherings with 305 neighbors and deputies participating, 

despite the hot and humid evening. The street parties’ purpose was to 

meet neighbors so as to strengthen neighborhood watches and to deter 

crime. Stressed at every event was the theme “If you see something, say 

something” and encouraging everyone to report suspicious behavior by 

keying into cell phones the Sheriff Dept.’s nonemergency number 713- 

221-6000 (#6). Many new neighbors joined long time residents with this 

great opportunity to exchange emails and phone numbers in the event 

of a future emergency. The Westcreek Crime Watch Committee gratefully 

expresses its appreciation and thanks to these individuals for hosting the 

gatherings: Diana S, Cindy D, Debbie E, Bill S, Janet G, Gina W, Catherine 

L, Roxanne T and Jo H. 

Party hosts truly appreciate our own Homeowner Association and the 

area businesses whose donations made holding the gatherings easy and 

economical. Target and HEB provided drinks, party snacks and paper 

goods to help defray the expense of hosting a party. Thanks again for your 

support! Residents interested in acquiring information about hosting an 

event next year for their street please contact Westcreek Crime Watch 

Committee Chair Larry Berger at Lberger@comcast.net. 

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WESTCREEK LANDSCAPE COMMITTEE 

Meetings - 2 nd Monday of every month at 6:30 PM 

Location - Forest Heights Pool Meeting Room 

The Westcreek Landscape Committee meets on the 2 nd Monday 

every month. If you are interested in helping make a difference in our 

neighborhood and would like to become part of the group, we welcome 

and encourage your attendance and hope to see you there - there is 

always room for you! Contrary to popular opinions we do not do the 

manual labor! We are a friendly group of decision makers! 

LEAKY ROOF? NO PROBLEM! 

WE’VE GOT YOU COVERED! 

Comments, suggestions or questions regarding common areas or other 

landscape topics are always welcome. The Landscape Committee at 

LandscapeWestcreek@gmail.com. A member will then get back with you 

to answer your questions or concerns. 

PLEASE BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR: Our committee is still looking for a 

volunteer from the Hudson Oaks area. Please contact a committee 

member if you are interested in volunteering. 

OH NO THE BIRDS!! The HOA and the landscape committee are in the 

process of obtaining bids for the tree trimming of the parks and along 

Forest Heights. Removing the thick canopy of branches will discourage 

this bird population of herons and egrets from nesting in our community 

this Spring. (Refer to article in the October newsletter). Stay tuned for 

more info in the coming months. 

POLLINATOR CORRIDOR: 

Fall migration is underway in our area as we go to press - Monarch 

butterflies, hawks and hummingbirds all transit through our area on their 

way to warmer regions to over winter. The hummingbirds, dominated 

by the Ruby-throated Hummingbird in our area, is a pollinator species 

looking for sustenance on their journey south. 

A native plant that is attractive to these migrating hummingbirds is 

the red flowering Turk’s Cap, (Malvaviscus arboreus var. drummondii). 

This perennial, deciduous, shrub-like plant produces red flowers that 

resemble a closed-up hibiscus or traditional Turkish hat, hence the 

common name. Turk’s cap is drought tolerant, quite hardy and very 

adaptable. It can be grown in a variety of soils and anywhere from full 

shade to full sun. There are several plants in the landscape beds on 

the Copperfield Trail, adding to the native plants supplying our local 

pollinators with fuel for their migration! 

CHRISTMAS/HOLIDAY DECORATING: 

The Landscape Committee will once again sponsor our “Night Of Lights” 

judging in Westcreek. This will take place the end of the second week of 

December. Last year we recruited several volunteers from the community 

to help in judging. We would like to repeat this experience. If you would 

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November 5th: Professional Day 

November 25th-29th: Thanksgiving Holiday 

NUTRITION SERVICES UTILIZE 

HS GREENHOUSES FOR GARDEN-FRESH PRODUCE 

The CFISD nutrition services department is responsible for feeding 

approximately 80,000 students every day and with that responsibility comes 

a continual demand for large quantities of food. In an effort to enhance the 

supply of fresh produce, the nutrition services team devised a plan to source 

it locally via high school greenhouses. 

The team brought the plan to district partners Slow Food USA and the Whole 

Kids Foundation, who noted that CFISD serves a large amount of romaine 

lettuce in its cafeterias. Their recommendation was for the district to grow 

its own lettuce using a hydroponic system-a soilless growing method using 

a specific combination of nutrients to help plants grow only using water. 

Knowing that the Cypress Woods High School greenhouse had available 

space and the proper equipment, Emmy Durand, coordinator of nutrition 

education, put the plan into action. She contacted Kyle Atkins, Cypress 

Woods agriculture science teacher, about preparing the greenhouse for a 

hydroponic test grow. 

Growing produce using hydroponics is different than growing produce 

in soil. First, seeds are planted in water-absorbent “plugs” that then go 

into a nursery until the seeds germinate. After germination, the plugs are 

moved into the greenhouse where they are placed in gutters that constantly 

have water running underneath them. The water, which contains nutrients 

conductive to plant growth, allows the produce to grow to full size in the 

gutters. After a year of growing romaine lettuce at Cypress Woods, Durand 

and her team expanded the program to Cypress Springs High School to help 

utilize their greenhouse. In addition to growing romaine lettuce, Cypress 

Woods and Cypress Springs will grow other leafy greens, including basil 

and butter lettuce during the 2019-2020 school year. All produce grown 

in the greenhouses will be taken to the CFISD food production center to 

be washed and then returned to school cafeterias in place of traditionally 

grown lettuce. For more information about CFISD nutrition services, visit 

its page on the CFISD website. 

NAC PROGRAM WINS PRESTIGIOUS GOLDIN 

FOUNDATION AWARD 

Cypress-Fairbanks ISD was recently selected as a recipient for the Goldin 

Foundation for Excellence in Education Exemplary Projects Award, 

which recognizes and rewards individuals or teams of educators who have 

made notable contributions in their respective classrooms, schools and 

communities. The district was honored for its New Arrival Center (NAC) 

program, a one-year innovative approach for students who have been in a 

U.S. school for six months or less and who speak limited to no English. The 

NAC program, which currently serves 404 students in 13 CFISD schools, 

is designed to motivate participating students and advance the acquisition 

of the English language through the accelerated learning model. Harriet 

Goldin, the foundation’s president, visited CFISD on March 19 th to see the 

NAC program in action at multiple levels. She conducted site visits at Cy- 

Fair High School, Arnold Middle School and Lieder Elementary School, 

completing the district’s submission process that included a written entry and 

conference call. While the goal of the program is to increase each student’s 

language proficiency by one level, results have indicated that approximately 

50 percent of students increase two or more language proficiency levels after 

participating in the NAC program for one year. Additionally, the high school 

completion rate for NAC alumni greatly exceeds the 60-percent statewide 

rate for students from comparable backgrounds. The NAC program serves 

as a model sought out by districts nationwide and has been featured on 

the local news station, Univisión, as well as the Houston Chronicle and 

Community Impact newspapers. In addition, the program and other award 

recipients were shared on the foundation’s website so other schools and 

organizations have the opportunity to replicate the notable initiatives. 

22 CFISD NATIONAL MERIT SEMIFINALISTS 

A total of 22 CFISD seniors representing nine high schools were confirmed 

as semifinalists in the 65th annual National Merit Scholarship Program, 

officials announced on September 11 th , giving the talented students an 

opportunity to continue in the competition for approximately 7,600 National 

Merit Scholarships worth more than $31 million to be offered next spring. 

The following students have been National Merit semifinalists: 

Bridgeland: Joshua Fang 

Cy-Fair: Thanh-Nhu Bui, Evelyn Pan, Roshan Rajan 

Cypress Creek: Hasan Abbasi 

Cypress Falls: Jacob Siboyeh 

Cypress Ridge: Neel Narayan 

Cypress Ranch: Donald McAfoose, Michael Zhou 

Cypress Woods: Govind Chada, Sritha Cheemerla, Steven Cheng, David 

Chu, Walker Drury, Allison Hinaman, Brian Janger, Alexandra Pugh, 

Mariam William, Angela Zhong 

Jersey Village: Jane Nguyen 

Langham Creek: Alia Nathani, Chloe Tang 

The 22 semifinalists are among the 16,000 throughout the U.S. selected 

by officials of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. They placed 

among the 1 percent of about 1.5 million students who entered the Merit 

Program by taking the Preliminary SAT/National Merit School Qualifying 

Test (PSAT/NMSQT) during their junior year. To be considered for a merit 

scholarship award, semifinalists must fulfill several requirements to advance 

to the finalist level of competition, which include a detailed application, 

essay and endorsement by a high school official. More than 90 percent 

of semifinalists are expected to attain finalist standing, with roughly half 

winning a National Merit Scholarship. Qualifying students will be notified 

of their final designations in February, with National Merit Scholarship 

winners announced beginning in April and concluding in July. 

PEER ASSISTANCE LEADERSHIP (PALS) COURSES 

Hundreds of CFISD students spent September 30 th at the Berry Center 

for annual training in Peer Assistance Leadership (PALs) courses. More 

than 600 students attended the required training, which included breakout 

sessions with CFISD’s guidance and counseling, psychological services and 

community programs departments, networked with other students from all 

12 high schools and heard talks from former Cypress Springs High School 

PALs adviser Hal Bowman and recording artist Austin Lanier. Students also 

participated in multiple team building activities. 

PALs courses are available for juniors and seniors who qualify through 

an application process. Like the name states, PALs are student mentors 

to elementary and middle school students, with duties determined by the 

needs of each campus. Some duties include serving as tutors, playing 

games, working on social and speaking skills, helping boost self-esteem 

and promoting a healthy lifestyle. 

PALs began in 1980 as a “peer-helping” program, growing from an informal 

extracurricular activity within a school district into a structured, curriculumbased 

program adopted as an accredited elective course. 


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COPPER CREEK MEADOWS COMMUNITY 

FALL FUNDRAISER OF NUTS, CHOCOLATES, CANDY & 

MAGAZINES COMING SOON! 

Every year, registered Girl Scouts take orders from friends and family for 

delicious nuts and candies and magazine subscriptions as part of the 

Fall Product Program. By participating in this program, troops get a head 

start on funding their activities for the year! Product sales help troops 

earn necessary funds, but also help girls learn valuable business skills 

such as goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills 

and business ethics. Please support your local Girl Scouts! Girl Scouts 

annual cookie sale will begin February 1, 2020. 

Girl Scouting is open to all girls ages 5 (must be in kindergarten) through 

18 who are willing to accept the Girl Scout Promise and law. Copper 

Creek Meadows Community serves girls in the residence areas for the 

elementary schools listed below, as well as the corresponding middle 

and high schools. Home schooled and private school students are always 

welcome. Our elementary schools are: Birkes, Fiest, Hairgrove, Horne, 

Kirk, Lee, Lieder, Lowery, Metcalf, Owens, Tipps, Wilson, St. Elizabeth Ann 

Seton, Texas Christian School and Christian Life Center. More information 

about Girl Scouts may be found on the Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council 

website, www.gssjc. The Council phone number is 713-292-0300. For 

information on the Copper Creek Meadows Community, please contact 

coppercreekmeadowsgirlscouts@gmail.com. Girl Scouts builds girls of 

courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place. 

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For 100 years, Scouting programs have instilled in youth the values found 

in the Scout Oath and Scout Law. Today, these values are just as relevant 

in helping youth grow to their full potential as they were in 1910. Scouting 

helps youth develop academic skills, self-confidence, ethics, leadership 

skills, outdoor skills and citizenship skills that influence their adult lives. 

The Boy Scouts of America provides youth with programs and activities 

that allow them to: 

• Try new things. • Provide service to others. 

• Build self-confidence. • Reinforce ethical standards. 

Scouting provides youth with a sense that they are important as 

individuals while promoting activities that lead to personal responsibility 

and high self-esteem. As a result, when hard decisions have to be made, 

peer pressure can be resisted and the right choices can be made. 

Scouting provides a rewarding experience for boys ages 5 to 21. Scouting 

through the local Packs and Troops teach outdoor and life skills which 

help our youth Be Prepared. Your area is serviced by the BSA Sam 

Houston Area Counsel - Copperhead District which includes 23 Cub Scout 

Packs (boys 5 to 10 years old), 13 Troops (boys from 11 to 18 years old) 

and 10 Venturing units (boys and girls from 14 to 21). Our Units typically 

meet weekly. 

Many of our units are supported by the local Elementary Schools 

including: Birkes, Copeland, Duryea, Fiest, Hemmingway, Holmsley, 

Horne, Jowell, Lowery, Metcalf, Owens, Postma, Robinson, Sheridan, 

Tipps, Walker and Wilson. 

Other Community groups include: Autumn Creek Baptist Church, 

Beck and Masten Automotive, Cornerstone United Methodist Church, 

Copperfield Church, Crossbridge Church, Cy-Fair Kiwanis Club, Deerfield 

Village HOA, LDS Bear Creek and Copperfield Wards, Middlegate Village 

HOA, Peace Community Church, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church 

and Thornton Middle School. 

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conference room #3. Please enter through the front doors of 

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Boy Scout Troop 609 is a specialized for Boys with high functioning 

Autism Spectrum Disorders. They meet at the Westview School on the 1 st 

and 3 rd Saturday of the month from 9:30-11:30 AM. 


Troop 838 is a small pack located near Hwy 6 and West Road at the 

Crossbridges Church. We are between the Copperfield and Aberdeen 

neighborhoods. Being a smaller troop allows us to be flexible and address 

the needs of our scouts more nimbly. We currently have boys from ages 11 

to 17 within our group working to make Eagle. We try to camp monthly, 

with a wide variety of locations on our agenda. The different locations are 

chosen by the senior boys to more directly meet our training needs and 

to keep expenses low. In fact, we have some of the lowest expenses in the 

area. Our adult leaders are all experienced with years of scouting under 

their belt per individual. We also work closely with several local packs of 

cub scouts and participate in civic duties around the area as well. Please 

contact us at TROOP838CYPRESS.ORG or 414-331-3321. 

TROOP 1865 

Troop 1865 runs a diverse program of outdoor and service activities, 

with events selected by the scouts themselves. We meet Mondays at 6:30 

PM, at the Copperfield HOA building on Willow River and Hwy 6, behind 

Labay. We’ve gone backpacking through the National Forest, rappelling 

off Enchanted Rock, Survival camping, boating, canoeing and anything 

else the scouts can dream up. We do high-adventure camping at 

Philmont and Seabase. Our advancement program has enabled scout to 

achieve the coveted rank of Eagle Scout at 10 times the national average 

rate. We see scouting as a practice run on adult life. Scouts learn about 

leadership and teamwork through having to work together in the field. 

We learn about responsibility through fund-raising activities that have 

allowed the entire troop to pay for their own summer camp each year. 

CUB SCOUT PACK 2 

We are an active year round pack for Kindergarten-5 th grade that focuses on life 

skills, teamwork, leadership and FUN! Cub Scout activities include camping, 

fishing, pinewood derby, hiking and much more! During the school year we meet 

on the 3 rd Monday of each month at 7 PM at Birkes Elementary in the cafeteria. 

Contact me for more information and to find out what exciting activities we have 

planned for summer! Ame Lane-281-740-5020, ame.lane@yahoo.com. 


Young men between the ages of 11-18 are encouraged to visit Boy Scout Troop 

61 at 7 PM Wednesday nights at Peace Community Church, 5151 Addicks 

Satsuma Road, Houston, Texas, 77084. They will get a hands-on experience 

of what Scouting has to offer and have the opportunity to visit with the 

Scouts and their adult leaders to learn more about the things the troop has 

done during meetings and activities. Scouting activities include camping, 

fishing, archery, rifle/shotgun shooting, hiking, first aid, wilderness survival, 

community service, citizenship, swimming, leadership, white-water rafting 

and much more. Troop 61 camps each month and has a group that goes to 

High Adventure Camp and to Merit Badge Camps each summer. Meet 7 to 

8 PM every Wednesday in the Activity Room at Peace Community Church. 

Contact Mike Viator. 713-253-8465, mike.viator@comcast.net. 


Boys, are you yearning for exciting outdoor programs that stir your 

imagination and interest? How about camping, fishing, canoeing, hiking, 

backpacking and off-road biking? Do you want to learn wilderness survival, 

cooking, first aid, orienteering and shooting skills? Scouting is Fun… with 

a Purpose - where boys grow into men instilled with values of duty to 

God and Country, community service, citizenship, leadership and selfconfidence. 

Troop 3 is a boy-lead troop where the boys plan an exciting 

year-round outdoor program. We camp monthly and include rock climbing, 

backpacking and canoeing. Troop 3 also participates in a weeklong winter 

camp, as well as a weeklong summer camp. We welcome all young men, 11- 

18 years old to visit Boy Scout Troop 3 at 7 PM Monday nights at Richard & 

Meg Weekley Community Center located at 8440 Greenhouse Road, Cypress. 

No previous scouting experience needed! www.houstontroop3.com 

PACK 4 CUB SCOUTS 

Meet at Lieder Elementary for the first 3 Tuesdays of each month at 7 PM. 

We help turn young boys into men with fun and games while learning 

new skills that will help them grow. We also work around tough sport 

schedules. So come see what Pack 4 is all about! 

HOMESCHOOL CUB SCOUT PACK 164 

Pack 164 is a Christian, home school Cub Scout Pack that services the 

Greater West Houston/Katy area. Pack 164 promotes service to God, to 

country and to others. If you are interested and your son is in 1 st through 5 th 

grade, please contact Jack M. Jones at 281-558-5722. 

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Ages: 3-10 (co-ed) Cost: $75 • 7 week season: Jan-Feb 

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Leagues are limited to first come, first serve! For more information go to: 

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ALBION HURRICANES FC (AHFC) 

The club invites all interested competitive players from the ages of 7 to 

13, to the Player Evaluations and to become part of our success. AHFC 

competitive evaluations will be the first week of December. We ask that all 

interested players pre-register before coming out to the fields. Please visit 

albionhurricanes.org for details about your particular campus. Players older 

than 13 interested in joining AHFC will need to contact the Directors below. 

Boys Director: Mark Rufo - mrufo@albionhurricanes.org 

Girls Director: Dan Hill - dhill@albionhurricanes.org 

ECNL/Elite Director: Steve Firth - sfirth@albionhurricanes.org 

AHFC also offers JHSL (a recreational program for 5-10 year old) at our Cy 

Fair and Central locations and offers additional training at Katy Friday Night 

Academy as well at Thursday Night Academy for players in the New Territory 

area. Visit albionhurricanes.org to register and for times and dates. 

TRACK HOUSTON YOUTH TRACK CLUB 

Track Houston Youth Track Club has one of the largest and successful youth 

track and field club training programs in the nation. Our program has 

developed national champions in AAU, USATF, New Balance and Adidas. 

Our Track and Field athletes have been selected for and competed on youth 

international teams - Team USA and Team Trinidad. We have multiple 

practice sites in the Greater Houston area including Katy and Cypress. Visit 

www.trackhouston.com for Indoor Track and Field in November and Track 

and Field in January. Track Houston is a registered 501 (c) (3) organization. 

LADIES GOLF 

A new ladies golf group is now forming at Cypress Lakes Golf Club. No 

handicaps required. This will be a casual ladies golf outing to improve 

your game and make some new friends. Play will be on Thursday 

mornings at 9. For information please email ladiesgolf4fun@gmail.com 

or call Cypress Lakes Golf Club at 281-304-8515. 

NETBALL CLUBS 

Houston Shooting Stars welcomes ladies, men and youth to join in, play and 

learn netball, Tuesday nights at The British School of Houston. We are also 

looking for interested players, adults and youth to play in a new Katy Netball 

club. No experience necessary. For more information, go to our facebook 

page, Houston Shooting Stars Netball Club or www.netballamerica.com or 

contact houstonnetball@netballamerica.com for further information. 

CY-FAIR SPORTS ASSOCIATION 

Cy-Fair Sports Association is having registration for baseball, football, 

cheerleading and soccer. Please see our website for more information 

www.cy-fairsports.org. 

WESTSIDE GOLF LEAGUE 

Westside Golf League is actively encouraging new members. We invite 

you to join us every Tuesday morning at Cinco Ranch Golf Club. Our 

purpose is to allow ladies of all levels to meet new friends and have 

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Houston Area 

Road Trips 

Feast with the Beasts - November 1 st , 7-11 PM, Houston Zoo, 6200 

Hermann Park Dr, Houston, TX 77030. Enjoy cuisine from Houston’s best 

restaurants, beer and wine and a live concert performance! Learn more: 

www.houstonzoo.org/events/feast-with-the-beasts. Ticket Prices: $119 

General Admission, $109 General Admission for Zoo Members, $219 

VIP. The event features spectacular animal experiences throughout the 

evening and animal feedings sponsored by Comcast, so guests may watch 

the animals dine as they get their own taste of Houston’s best cuisine. 

Vintage Market Days - November 1 st -3 rd , 10 AM-5 PM, Waller County 

Fairgrounds, Hempstead. Vintage Market Days is a place where friends 

and family gather, treasures are found and memories are made! Vintage 

market days is an upscale market featuring original art, antiques, 

clothing, jewelry, handmade treasures, home decor, outdoor furnishings, 

consumable yummys, seasonal plantings and a lot more!! 

Jersey Village FFA Craft Show- November 2 nd (9 AM-5 PM) and 3 rd (10 

AM-4 PM), CyFair Exhibit Center, 11206 Telge Rd, Cypress, TX 77429. 

Dia de los Muertos in The Heights - November 2 nd , 12 PM, Montie Beach 

Park. Free admission! Join us for a great day of music, dance, art, food 

and vendors at Montie Beach Park. All proceeds from the festival go to 

the Montie Beach Park Improvement Initiative. 

Blessington Farms Pumpkin Patch and Fall Festival - Saturdays, November 

2 nd and 9 th , 10 AM-5 PM. Blessington Farms, 510 Chisolm Trail, Simonton, TX 

77476. Admission: $20 person which includes all activities all day. Seniors $15, 

Camel, bird feeding, flower picking $3 ea. (enough for 2 people to participate). 

Come enjoy the Pumpkin Patch and Fall Festivities. A great outing for the 

entire family with many Fall activities that include hay rides, giant slides, 

barrel train rides, pedal cars and hands-on animal encounters with chickens, 

Baby Doll sheep, goats and MANY more. Check the website for updates and to 

purchase tickets online www.blessingtonfarms.com. 

Walk MS: Houston - November 3, 9 AM, The Grove, Moore’s School of 

Music at the University Of Houston, 3333 Cullen, Houston, TX 77004. 

Admission: $0, fundraising is encouraged. Walk MS brings together 

passionate people who connect in communities nationwide and raise 

funds to change the world for everyone affected by multiple sclerosis. 

Each step you take is backed by a supportive community. Together, we 

are stronger. Together, we will end MS forever. Each walk has a 1 and 3 

mile route and all routes are fully accessible. There will be a kid zone with 

fun activities for children and the route is stroller and wagon friendly. 

Form a team and come walk with us to help end MS. 

SugarPlum Market - November 7 th -9 th , Stafford Centre, 10505 Cash Rd, 

Stafford, TX 77477. The Sugar Plum Market is the largest annual holiday 

shopping extravaganza in Fort Bend County hosted by the Fort Bend 

Junior Service League. With more than 100 fabulous vendors, Sugar 

Plum Market patrons are able to experience a high end holiday shopping 

experience while directly impacting local charities. For more info and 

times, www.sugarplummarket.com. 

Night Market 2019 - November 8, 6 PM, Asia Society Texas Center, 1370 

Southmore Blvd., Houston, TX 77004. Free Admission. Our annual Night 

Market is bigger and better than ever! Enjoy after-hours access to two 

new exhibitions, live music, a curated selection of food + home goods + 

art + apparel from local artisans and a ticketed beer garden with special 

culinary offerings. Free and open to the public! 

Sweet Desserts Fest Fall Edition - November 8-9, A. D. Players at the George 

Theater, 420 Westheimer Rd., Houston, TX 77056. For times and info call 832- 

881-0882. $10 General Admission, $45 VIP. Did you miss the first Festival? 

We’ve got you covered! Satisfy your Sweet Tooth at the 2nd Sweetest Event 

of the Year! Indulge in a variety of Houston’s local treat makers and bakers. 

Enjoy a Dessert Themed Experience with family and friends. Sample, Shop 

Dessert Vendors and make memories at this sweet event! 

Montgomery County Nutcracker Market - November 9 th , 10 AM-5 PM, The 

Lone Star Convention & Expo Center, 9055 Airport Road, Conroe, TX 77303. 

Call the girls and mark your calendar for the start of Holiday shopping 

season! Come explore this upscale inspired indoor market with so many 

unique local vendors offering unique funky junque, handmade and fashion 

jewelry, art, antiques, women’s and children’s boutique clothing, home, 

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Junk Hippy-Rosenburg - November 9 th , 9 AM-5 PM, Fort Bend County 

Fair (4310 Hwy 36 S). Shop over 200 vendors with everything from vintage 

furniture, antiques, retro + midcentury decor, handmade goods and 

architectural salvage. Stay for lunch with your favorite local food trucks! 

Tomball Depot Day - November 9 th , 11 AM-5 PM, The Depot Museum, 401 

Market St, Tomball, TX 77375. A National model railroad month event at The 

Depot in Tomball! Three different model railroad displays in three different 

scales. Entertainment, activities for the kids, festival foods and more! 

Houston Filipino Street Festival - November 9, 12 PM, Constellation 

Field, 1 Stadium Dr., Sugar Land, TX 77498. Admission: Presale: $12 - 

Children 7 and below are free! A true celebration of Filipino culture, 

heritage and spirit as a Filipino-American! 

Martyn Farm Harvest Festival - November 9-10, 10 AM-4 PM, Armand 

Bayou Nature Center, 8500 Bay Area Blvd, Pasadena, TX 77507. Admission: 

$12 for nonmember adults; $8 for nonmember kids and seniors; $10 for 

member adults; $5 for member kids and seniors. Old fashioned harvest fun, 

children’s games & crafts, general store with homemade goodies, handmade 

toys & gifts, quilting, weaving, & spinning, wagon rides, cowboy poet story 

telling, music & dancers, woodcarving & woodworking, butter making & 

homemade biscuits, pie-eating contest, cupcake walk, blacksmithing, food, 

drinks & baked goods and raffle. Purchase tickets at the gate or reserve your 

tickets online at www.abnc.org/martyn-farm-festival. 

2019 Canstruction Houston - November 9-16, George R. Brown 

Convention Center, 1001 Avenida De Las Americas, TX 77010. Admission free. 

Canstruction® is a nationwide program that aims to raise awareness about 

hunger. In Houston, Canstruction is self-organized as a creative design-build 

competition and art display that benefits the Houston Food Bank through 

donations of canned goods. www.canstruction-houston.com. 

31 st Annual Tree Lighting at The Galleria - November 9, 12-6 PM, The 

Galleria, 5085 Westheimer Road, Houston, TX 77056. Free Admission. 

Gyth Rigdon, fan favorite runner-up from Season 16 of The Voice and 

skaters, including Karina Sinding Johnson, Erin Reed, Joe Gorecki, 

Cheyne Coppage and Katie Uhlig are scheduled to perform. 

2 nd Annual Blackwood Harvest Hoedown - November 9, 12-6 PM, 

Blackwood Educational Land Institute, 27144 Rock Island Road, Hempstead, 

TX 77445. Admission: $15 (16 and over), $5 (5-15), Free (4 & under). A fun, 

immersive, family-friendly fall festival and farm experience celebrating the 

bounty of our Gulf Coast region. Attendees will enjoy live music, a farmer’s 

market full of local vendors, farmers and artisans, curated classes and 

demonstrations ranging from fermentation and mixology to chicken and 

beekeeping, hayrides, a pumpkin patch, delicious food and so much more! 

The 14 th Annual International Risotto Festival - November 10, 2-6 

PM, Houston Design Center, 7026 Old Katy Rd, Houston, TX 77024. Early 

Bird tickets can be purchased online at www.risottofestival.com. The 

exceptional outdoor strolling event returns with delicious Italian creations 

from top Houston chefs, fantastic wines, music, entertainment, exotic 

cars, a charity auction, designer showroom tours and lively activities for 

kids. This year’s festival will benefit BEAR… BE A Resource for CPS Kids. 

Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market - November 14 th -17 th , 1 NRG Park, Houston, 

TX 77054. A one-stop shop featuring over 270 merchants, offering unique items 

for everyone, including home décor, gourmet food, apparel, toys, men’s items, 

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shopping! It is the best way to shop and give back during the holidays, as 

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11% of all the merchandise bought, goes back to Houston Ballet Foundation. 

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Spring Klein Nutcracker Market - November 15 th -16 th , 10 AM 5 PM, Spring 

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Flea by Night presented by Green Mountain Energy® - November 

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Free Admission. Treasure-hunt at this monthly, one-of-a-kind market. 

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Sugar Land Holiday Lights Sweetened by Imperial Sugar - November 

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77498. Admission: $15. Sugar Land Holiday Lights Sweetened by Imperial 

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evening of entertainment. The carnival will feature thrilling rides, games 

and traditional carnival food and beverages. Santa Claus will be on site 

November 22 nd -December 23 rd for photo opportunities and meet and greets. 

Houston Via Colori® Street Painting Festival - November 23-24, 10 AM-6 

PM, Downtown City Hall, 901 Bagby St., Houston, TX 77002. Admission: 

Tickets: $7 (in advance) or $10 (On Site); VIP Lounge Tickets: $40. Via 

Colori is the only festival of its kind in Houston! It features more than 240 

local, national and international artists on the streets of downtown! Via 

Colori includes three stages of live music, Via Bambini family zone, food 

and beverage vendors over the two-day event! Each year, the Via Colori 

Street Painting Festival raises more than $300,000 annually to fund health 

and educational services for children with hearing loss in Houston. 

5 th Annual Houston Exotic Auto Festival - November 24, 10 AM-6 PM, MSR 

Houston, 1 Performance Drive, Angleton, TX 77515. Admission: $ 0-$ 80. 

Houston’s ultimate show of private exotic automobiles, luxury dealerships, 

high-end aftermarket and elite non-automotive brands, is now going viral 

with The “FAST & FABULOUS” experience ON THE TRACK! Fabulous trophies 

and prizes will be awarded to the best automobiles, SUVs, off-road and 

motorcycles in Houston under various different categories. 

2019 Theta Charity Antiques Show - November 23-24, 10 AM-6 PM, 

George R. Brown Convention Center, 1001 Avenida De Las Americas, 

TX 77010. Admission: $25. Bringing together top exhibitors, designers, 

collectors and admirers of fine arts and décor from around the nation, 

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celebration of the countless exhibitors, speakers, volunteers and patrons 

who have made the Show possible for nearly 7 decades. An exciting lineup 

of speakers is scheduled and proceeds support local charities. 

32 nd Annual Uptown Holiday Lighting - November 28, 4-7 PM, Post Oak 

Boulevard, Between San Felipe And Westheimer, Houston , TX 77056. Free 

Admission. An iconic and time-honored Houston tradition, the familyfriendly 

celebration will be reimagined with the lighting of over 300 all-new, 

twenty-foot-tall holiday trees that will line Post Oak Boulevard from the 

West Loop to Richmond Avenue. This family event will also feature festive 

music, holiday concessions, holiday characters and a special appearance 

from Santa, culminating with an exhilarating fireworks extravaganza. 

Houston Turkey Trot 2019 - November 28, 7:30-10:30 AM, Dillard’s 

Uptown Galleria, 4925 Westheimer, Houston, TX 77056. Admission: 

10K Untimed - $30, 10K Timed - $35, 10K Untimed Seniors - $15 (For 

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Moody Gardens Presents Home for the Holidays Gift Market - 

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TX 77554. General Admission - $6. Food and Wine Festival meets Gift 

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FAITH WEST FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT FIRST 

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Faith West Fine Arts Department invites you to its first annual Holiday 

Arts & Crafts Fair. Our hope is to raise money for our Band and Fine 

Arts Program at Faith West Academy and give our local artists a way to 

showcase their arts and crafts. We are hoping with your help and the help 

from our community, we will be able to create a wonderful fair! Faith 

West Academy is located at 2225 Porter Road, Katy, TX 77493. 

5TH ANNUAL MISTLETOE MARKET 

The St Faustina Women of Mercy cordially invite you to the 5 th annual 

Mistletoe Market, to be held Saturday, November 2, 2019 from 9 AM to 

4 PM. It will be held at the Westlake Prep Lutheran Academy at 23300 

Bellaire Blvd., Richmond TX. (Please do not call the school about booths 

or questions.) Home decor, jewelry, gifts, clothing and much more. There 

will be door prizes, a silent auction and of course a visit from Santa. 

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4309 Young Street, Pasadena TX 77504 

Friday: 11 AM-4 PM • Saturday: 10 AM-4 PM • Sunday: 12-4 PM 

Bakery with homemade bread and Christmas cookies, Norwegian store 

filled with Scandinavian foods. Cafeteria with “open faced sandwiches,” 

waffles and cram cakes. A unique shop with Scandinavian Christmas items 

such as linens, knitwear and Norwegian “nisser” Handmade decorations, 

Scandinavian Folk Dance, silent auction and great raffle prizes. 

HEARTWARMING CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW 

NOVEMBER 9 TH , 9 AM-4 PM 

Holy Covenant UMC of Katy, 22111 Morton Ranch Rd, Katy, TX 77449 

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check out our vendors and get a great start on your Christmas shopping! While 

you browse make sure to grab lunch from our Sandwich Shoppe, add your bid to 

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BERRY CENTER, NOVEMBER 23 RD , 10 AM-5 PM 

8877 Barker Cypress, Cypress, TX 77433 

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everything from Women’s and Children’s Boutique Clothing, Handmade 

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CY-RIDGE FFA HOLIDAY MARKET 

NOVEMBER 30 TH , 9 AM-5 PM AND DECEMBER 1 ST , 10 AM-4 PM 

CyFair Exhibit Center, 11206 Telge Rd, Cypress, TX 77429 

Bring the kids to have their picture taken with Santa and play games like 

Chicken Bingo, Cake Walk and more. Lots of vendors with original and unique 

items so you can find all those special gifts for the holidays. Don’t forget about 

the silent auction and the raffle. You could walk away with an awesome prize. 

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7TH, 10 AM-2 PM 

Mission Bend United Methodist, 3710 Hwy 6 South, Houston 77082 

Come do your Christmas gift shopping with our featured vendors! Camel 

rides, live animals and games with prizes for the kids! Enjoy the food & drinks 

and experience a Live Nativity as we enter the Christmas Season! CALL TO 

VENDORS: If you are a vendor or crafts artist & would like to participate in 

this event, contact Terri at finance@MBUMC.org for more information. 

FESTIVALS 

ST. CUTHBERT CHURCH 14TH ANNUAL 

INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL 

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 ND , 3-5 PM 

17020 West Road, Houston, 77095 

The International Festival honors all of the different countries, heritages and 

backgrounds represented in our very unique and diverse congregation. The 

Festival includes food, entertainment, activities for children and so much more to 

learn about our world. Admission is $1 per person or $5 per family with proceeds 

going to Rise Against Hunger. On Sunday, after the 9 AM service, all are welcome 

to participate in an outreach project, a meal-packaging event in conjunction with 

Rise Against Hunger. Visit stcuthbert.org for more information. Come experience 

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KATY OLD FASHIONED CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL 

DECEMBER 7 TH , 10 AM-5 PM 

Historic Downtown Katy 

Beer Garden, Food Trucks, vendors, Santa, Snow Park. Free family event. 

For more info, www.katymarketday.com. 

CHRISTMAS EVENTS 

A NIGHT IN BETHLEHEM 

Visit Bethlehem this season on Saturday, December 7 th & Sunday, December 

8 th , 5-8 PM. This is a FREE event for the community! Messiah’s A Night in 

Bethlehem is an outdoor, interactive event where individuals and families 

are invited to stroll through Bethlehem at their own pace. Imagine what 

life was like during this miraculous time in history as you visit the Spice 

Merchant, the Produce Market, sample the wonderful treats at the Bakery 

and taste the savory soup at the Soldier’s Tavern. Listen to the storyteller and 

visit the shepherds & the Inn. Listen for the Kings arrival at the stable with 

gifts for Jesus, as Mary & Joseph look on. Don’t miss this living, interactive 

recreation of the original Christmas story. Join us for free activities for the 

family including candle making, creating a clay pinch pot, sewing a coin bag 

or playing Bethlehem dress-up. Sample the soldiers stew and enjoy cookies, 

hot cider and coffee. Messiah A Lutheran Faith Community is a congregation 

of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). Messiah is located at 

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Houston Repertoire Ballet (HRB), Houston’s premier pre-professional 

ballet company, celebrates its 24 th season, beginning with its 21 st 

annual performance series of The Nutcracker, featuring professional 

guest artist Jared Matthews as the Cavalier and Joseph Modlin as Herr 

Drosselmeyer, with the Cypress Philharmonic directed by Glynnes 

Lanthier. Performances will begin on Friday, December 6 th at 7 PM, which 

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STAR-LIT! SERIES 

Juilliard String Quartet: Sunday, November 3, 2019, 5 PM 

Performance location: Klein High School Performing Arts Center, 16715 

Stuebner Airline, Spring 77379. Tickets: $25, $35, $45, $55. This is a child 

friendly performance. All ages are welcome. 

PROMENADE SERIES 

Sam Houston State University Concert Chorale: Tuesday, November 12, 

2019, 3 PM 

Performance location: John Wesley United Methodist Church, 5830 

Bermuda Dunes Dr., Houston 77069. Tickets: $12 adult, $10 senior, $6 

student/child. This is a child friendly performance. All ages are welcome. 

HOUSTON MAYOR AND HOUSTON AUDUBON 

EXECUTIVE ANNOUNCE THE BIRD OF HOUSTON 

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner alongside Houston Audubon’s Executive 

Director, Helen Drummond, proclaimed the Yellow-crowned Night-Heron 

as the official Bird of Houston. In an effort to increase awareness of the 

birds around us, Houston Audubon coordinated the Bird of Houston 

contest, where Houstonians voted on their favorite local bird through a 

series of bracket rounds. Over 60 bird species were originally nominated, 

leading to the final round, which pitted the Attwater’s Prairie-Chicken 

against the Yellow-crowned Night-Heron. 

Houston’s location on the central flyway is a vital stopover for migratory 

birds and a welcoming, year-round, home to our resident bird. Not 

only do birds need our city to thrive, but Houston needs a healthy bird 

population. Birds are essential to human welfare thanks to the many 

ecosystem services they provide, from pollination and pest-control, to 

clean-up and seed dispersal. A representative Bird of Houston is just the 

thing to connect our residents to their avian neighbors. 

The Bird of Houston announcement coincides with Houston Bird 

Week celebration from September 21 st until September 28 th , in honor 

of Houston Audubon’s 50 th anniversary. Houston Audubon’s Young 

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Houston metro area for the whole family. To view the calendar of events, 

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children and youth. It is the perfect place to learn 

about the world around us. Admission is $1 per 

person or $5 per family. 

When: Saturday, November 2nd 

3:00-5:00 

Where: St. Cuthbert Church 

17020 West Road 


Come experience the International 

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Recipes 

and Gardening Tips 

Creamy Spicy Guacamole 

You could make this on National Spicy Guacamole Day November 14th! 

INGREDIENTS: 

3 large avocados - peeled, pitted and diced 

1 tomato, seeded and chopped 

2 green onions, finely chopped 

1/2 lime, juiced 

1 tablespoon salsa or more to taste 

1 clove garlic, minced 

1 teaspoon sour cream 

1 teaspoon white vinegar 

1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper 

1/4 teaspoon cumin 

Salt and ground black pepper to taste 

DIRECTIONS: 

Mash avocado in a large bowl. Stir tomato, green onions, lime juice, salsa, 

garlic, sour cream, vinegar, cayenne pepper and cumin with the mashed 

avocado until evenly mixed; season with salt and black pepper. Cover bowl 

with plastic wrap and refrigerate until the flavors blend, about 30 minutes. 

Source: allrecipes.com 

Three Cranberry Relish 

You could make this on National Cranberry Relish Day November 22nd! 

Ingredients: 

1 pound cranberries 

1 (12 fluid ounce) can frozen cranberry juice concentrate 

1 1/2 cups sweetened-dried cranberries 

1/4 cup orange juice 

2/3 cup white sugar 

1 tablespoon orange zest 

Directions: 

Combine all ingredients in a 3-quart saucepan and cook over medium 

heat until cranberries pop. Serve warm or cold. As it the relish sits it 

thickens up. 

Source: allrecipes.com 

Gardening Tips For November 

• Brown patch will continue to plague St. Augustine lawns as nights get cooler and humidity and rain continue. Discolored circles will appear in low 

areas almost overnight. Apply a fungicide recommended for brown patch according to label directions. Avoid walking through brown-patched turf. 

It spreads easily from the bottom of your shoes. If brown patch appears in the same lawn areas every year, add an inch or two of sandy topsoil to 

eliminate those low spots. 

• Fertilize St. Augustine turf with a winterizing formula to promote root growth over the winter months. Lower your lawn mover blades now and mow 

on a schedule that cuts no more than one-third of the grass blade away. 

• As chrysanthemums and other perennials finish blooming, cut flowering stalks to the ground to permit all strength to be used in making root growth. 

• Feed roses lightly, but avoid nitrogen fertilizers. Do not prune now. Keep up spraying program and water deeply. 

• Remove dead foliage and plant debris to help eradicate insects and disease organisms. Thin out and transfer volunteer seedlings. Beds made now 

will benefit by weathering before being planted. If soil is heavy, dig six inches deep, leave rough, cover with gymsum and strawy manure, water and 

allow to mellow. 

• Bananas are more likely to bear fruit if the trunk does not die back in winter. Cut banana stalks back to six feet, wrap with newspaper and burlap. 

• Continue mulching for winter. Build up a thick top mulch to protect roots from freezing and winter drying. Don’t throw away those pine tree needles; 

they make great acidic mulch for azaleas, gardenias and next Spring’s impatiens. 

• Place pansies in beds after weather has cooled. Use a little blood meat mixed in soil under each plant. 

• Now is the best time to plant trees and shrubs. 

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