Copperfield March 2020

The official newsletter for the Villages of Copperfield: 

Copperfield Place, Easton Commons, Middlegate, 

Northmead, Southcreek, Southdown and Westcreek 

March 

2020 

Information and tips 

regarding Egrets & 

Night Herons - pg. 4 

Trash information for all 

Villages - pg. 6 

Houston Livestock Show 

& Rodeo: March 3-22 

Daylight Saving Time 

March 8th - 2 a.m. 

Spring Forward 

LOOK INSIDE FOR: 

GARAGE SALES, CRAFT 

SHOWS, SUMMER 

CAMPS, LOCAL EVENTS! 

ROOFERS, REALTORS, 

ELECTRICIANS, 

AND MORE! SUPPORT 

YOUR NEIGHBORS AND 

LOCAL BUSINESSES! 

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A New Year...A New Home! 

PROVEN RESULTS... 

LISTING AND 

SELLING HOMES! 

ASK ME ABOUT THE LOTS TO BE BUILT ON IN LEYLAND SHORES... Cypress off of 

Cypresswood... Lake Lots, Golf Course Lots, Interior Lots. Walking Trails. Two Custom 

Builders to accommodate your building needs. - Call Kathy for more information! 

KATHY RUE 

Realtor Associate ABR, RRI, 

CHMS Relocation Certified 

FOR SALE 

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Copper Lakes - $349,000 

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for up-to-date market information on selling your home 

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FOR LEASE 

Rates are Good! Now is the Time to Buy! 

If you’re thinking of a new build, call me to inquire about Leyland Shores! 

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March 2020 | Copperfield

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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TEENAGE JOB SEEKERS 

If you are between 12 and 18 and would like to be added to the 

teenage job seeker’s list, please fill out the form on our website (www. 

krenekprinting.com, click submissions and choose Jobseekers) with your 

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

the name of your newsletter/subdivision. Check the list of jobs you want 

on your form. Please make sure your email is correct, we send emails 

in the summer to make sure all the info is still good and that you want 

to stay on the list. If we do not hear back from you after 3 tries, we will 

remove you from the list until we do. Must have parent(s) permission. 

DISCLAIMER: 

Neither the subdivision, nor Krenek Printing is responsible for those listed 

on the Teenage Job Seeker List. Please ask for and check out references 

if you do not personally know those listed. This is just a list of teenagers 

from the subdivision who wish to find part time jobs. Responsibility for 

any work done by these teenagers is between those seeking helpers and 

the teens and their parents. 

CODE KEY: 

B - BABYSITTING, CPR - CPR CERT., FAC - FIRST AID CERT., RCC - RED CROSS 

CERT., SS - SAFE SITTER, SL - SWIM LESSONS, PP - PET/PLANT SITTER, 

P - PET CARE ONLY, H - HOUSE CARE, L - LAWN CARE, C- CAR CARE/ 

DETAILING, T - TUTORING 

COPPERFIELD DOLPHINS SWIM TEAM 

Join us as we celebrate 40 years of family-oriented fun and 

friendly competition! Registration opens March 1, 2020, at www. 

CopperfieldDolphins.com for swimmers 4 and up. The season runs from 

April to June and discounts are offered for multiple swimmers. Find us on 

Facebook: “Copperfield Dolphins Swim Team.” 

TEENAGE JOB SEEKERS 

NOT AVAILABLE ONLINE 

(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 

now!! 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. 

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. 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. 

COPPERFIELD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION 

(CCA) MANAGEMENT COMPANY 

Graham Management is management company for the Copperfield 

Community Association. Graham Management contact information is 

2825 Wilcrest, Suite 600, Houston, TX 77042. Phone 713-334-8000, Fax 

713-334-5055. 

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• 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! 


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FIRE TRUCK CLEARANCE 

The Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department is still requesting homeowners 

assist in addressing the low hanging trees within the Copperfield 

Community. Low hanging limbs and branches are causing damage to 

the fire departments equipment and damage to the homeowners’ trees, 

hampering the response to emergency calls. Most of the fire departments 

equipment is 13 feet tall and therefore need a 14 foot clearance from 

trees that hang over the streets. Routes to locations have to be altered 

to avoid these areas and some areas have no alternate route; leaving no 

recourse but to park and walk to the locations. 

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/Animals-and-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 

WCA-RESIDENTIAL GARBAGE COLLECTION INFO: PHONE 281-776-1924 

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. 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 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. 

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• 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. 

RECYCLE COLLECTION GUIDELINES: 

The following items are accepted in our curbside recycling program: 

Paper: Newspaper, Magazines, Catalogs, Junk Mail, Envelopes, Office 

Paper, Construction Paper, Colored Paper, Folders, Paper Bags, Phone 

Books, Holiday Cards and Greeting Cards 

Cardboard: Corrugated Cardboard Boxes, Paperboard Boxes (cereal, 

soda/beer, egg, shoe boxes) 

Containers: Aluminum Cans, Tin Cans, Steel Cans, Empty Aerosol Cans, 

Aluminum Foil, Plastics #1-#5 & #7 (milk, soda, water, juice, shampoo, 

detergent, pool supplies, pet food), Metal Pots and Pans, Copper, Scrap 

Metal (nails, screws, gutters), Milk and Juice Cartons, aseptic packages 

Commonly Mistaken Unacceptable Material: PLASTIC BAGS, STYROFOAM, 

GLASS, Wrapping Paper, Used Pizza Boxes, Coat Hangers, Paint and 

Solvent Containers, Light Bulbs, Mirrors, Windows, Dishes and Cups, 

Pyrex Pans, Wet or Soiled Paper, Paper Towels, Facial and Toilet Tissue, 

Disposable Plates and Cups 

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. 

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 


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! 

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DUPLICATE BRIDGE 

Bring a partner and join us every Tuesday and Thursday to play a friendly 

game of ACBL sanctioned duplicate bridge! 

When: 11:30 AM to approximately 3:45 PM. Check in 11:45 AM. Play starts 

promptly at 12 PM. Tables set up for brown bag lunch and game at 11:30 AM 

Cost: $3 for standard games. 

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Greenhouse Road, Cypress, Texas 77433 

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VILLAGES OF COPPERFIELD 

COPPERFIELD PLACE VILLAGE 

(CPV) A WORD FROM THE BOARD 

The Board would like to see 2020 with a great fresh start by welcoming 

all new residents to our Community. For all new homeowners, WELCOME! 

The newsletter has all phone numbers you may need as well as 

information and news throughout the Villages of Copperfield. We urge 

you to read all your deed restrictions which your should have received 

a copy at closing; however, you may also obtain them by going through 

the website www.copperfield.org or visit our management company SCS 

Management for any questions you may have. 

It may look and feel like spring could be just around the corner; however, 

we may still have the cold and winds of winter in April. Be aware that you 

may still need to protect some of your plants. It is time to start getting 

your yards and flowerbeds clean and ready to begin to beautify them for 

the spring and Yard of The Month. 

Remember that any changes to our property like patio covers, sheds, 

new roofs, house painting, etc will need approval from the Architectural 

Review Committee. You can obtain the approval form from SCS office 

located 7170 Cherry Park Dr. or print them from the website @www. 

copperfield.org. See Deed Restrictions below. 

IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER: 

Mosquito Control: March 15 th -November 15 th 

Spring Garage Sale: April 25 th , 7 AM-5 PM 

Yard of the Month: April-September 

Easter Weekend: April 11 th -12 th 

Pool Opening**: May 2 nd (weekends only)** 

YEARLY ASSESSMENTS: Remember that all assessment fees for the year 

2020 if not paid on February 1 st are now past due. If you have not paid, 

please contact SCS because as of February 1 st late charges apply to your 

account. If you are unable to pay it all at once, SCS will work with you! It 

is important that you get involved in your community to learn about it. 

Bi-monthly Board meeting and an annual meetings are conducted. You 

may obtain dates by contacting SCS. Get the SCS GO app and sign up 

to receive notices on news, events, Board meeting reminders and much 

more for our community. 

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POOL AND PARKS: The pool as you know is closed. Again we must 

remind everyone that cameras will pick up any illegal activity at all 

times in the pool and park area. **At this time, we are contemplating on 

opening our pool for WEEKENDS ONLY beginning Saturday, May 2 nd 

and officially opening after Memorial Day. **These dates could change 

if we do not have enough pool volunteers. Pool volunteers make sure 

to close pool at 9 PM, empty trash, put chairs and loungers back in their 

place and clean tables if needed. This is not much to ask but is needed in 

order to keep our pool open. If you are interested, contact SCS and they 

will refer you to the committee members. Pool card activation form will 

be mailed out prior to pool opening. Make sure you send form in by the 

specific time mentioned so that your pool card can be activated. Your 

account with our management company for assessment dues etc. must 

be up to date or pool card access will be denied. 

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 non-emergency phone number to the Sheriff’s 

department (713-221-6000 #6) or crimes in progress dial 911. You do not 

have to give out your name. 

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GREEN BELT AND PARK: GREENBELT AND PARK AREA TRASH: Did you 

know that there are trash bins in these areas for your convenience? Report 

any loitering you see. No one should be in the park area after hours. 

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. 

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. 

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT COMING IN OCTOBER!!! We will try to have this in 

October. More on this to appear in future issues of our newsletter. If you are 

interested in participating or making this happen contact SCS. They will 

direct your request to our Crime Watch Committee. This is an important 

way to become aware or participate in preventing crime in our area!! 

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 subdivision 

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. 

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. 

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 

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EASTON COMMONS VILLAGE 

(EC) SPRING GARAGE SALE 

The Easton Commons Spring Garage Sale will be held on Saturday, April 

11 th from 7 AM until 3 PM. Residents who wish to participate should set 

up in their respective driveways. All garage sales should be promptly 

closed at 3pm, with any unsold items or refuge removed from public 

view. Always take safety precautions when hosting a garage sale. Have 

multiple adults working the garage sale, lock the doors to your home, 

close your garage door and wear an apron or a smock to hold your 

change instead of using a cash box. 

(EC) ANNUAL ASSESSMENTS 

Assessments are now past due. Payments received after January 

31 st have incurred a late fee penalty and interest. Assessments may 

be paid online through Graham Management’s website: www. 

grahammanagementhouston.com/paydues.html. 

(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. 

(EC) PAINT COLORS 

Easton Commons has updated the approved paint colors for the 

neighborhood. A copy of the new colors are available at the Copperfield 

Community Center (15409 Willow River Drive), Sherwin Williams (5814 

Hwy 6 N.) and at Graham Management’s office (2825 Wilcrest, Suite 600). 

Many existing colors have been removed from the approved color list, 

homeowners will need to check prior to repainting. 

(EC) VACATION WATCH 

The Harris County Sherriff’s Department has a Vacation Watch Program. 

To sign up see the website: www.harriscountyso.org/Programs/ 

programs_VacationWatch.aspx. 

Always lock your vehicles and take anything of value out of them. 

Countless vehicles are being burglarized in our area every month due 

to unlocked vehicles. If you see anything suspicious, call the Sheriff’s 

Department immediately at 713-221-6000, option 6. For all emergencies, 

call 911. 

(EC) NEXT MEETING OF THE 

HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION 

The next regularly scheduled meeting of the Home Owners Association 

will be on Wednesday, March 11, 2020 at the Copperfield Community 

Center at 15409 Willow River Drive. The meeting will begin at 6 PM. 

Residents are invited to attend. 

As meeting times and dates may change, please check the copperfield. 

org website for updates (www.copperfield.org/easton_commons). 

MIDDLEGATE VILLAGE 

(MG) POOL AND PARK NEWS 

The past years in Middlegate has seen changes as our neighborhood has 

evolved. Changes in the parks and at the pool have been in response to 

various needs as our community grows older. 

As the 2020 decade begins, the pool and park committee must also 

evolve. The different levels of responsibility that the committee has been 

involved with require a new approach to ensure that our parks and pool 

continue to provide a resource that our residents can enjoy. 

Over the years, residents have served on the HOA Board and committees 

that work together for Middlegate. Homeowners who have served are 

now moving on to different phases in their lives and new residents need 

to participate. The pool and park committee covers the following areas: 

1. Pool 

2. Pool Park including playground 

3. Gazebo Park including playground 

4. Signs for garage sales and annual meetings 

5. Coordinates with individuals who work on the National Night Out and 

Breakfast With Santa 

6. Flower boxes around the signs at each park 

7. Security cameras for each park 

8. Marquee at Gazebo Park 

The committee intends to split these tasks into smaller groups. For 

example, if you are interested in the pool and want to interact with the 

pool company for the summer months then your time is not needed for 

the whole year. If you would prefer to inspect just one park or inspect 

playground equipment at one park, then perhaps you could accept 

that responsibility. Placing the signs for either the garage sale or annual 

meeting are one week commitments. 

Your time is valuable. No item on the above list will require anyone to 

start with a blank slate. Copious information is available for everyone 

from the committee. If you want the events like Breakfast with Santa and 

National Night Out to continue, then your help is vital. 

At the annual meeting on March 25 th , a table will be set up for a sign up 

sheet. The committee chair can answer any of your questions. 

(MG) ANNUAL ASSESSMENT 

Your annual assessment payment covers many expenses incurred 

by Middlegate. Pool, parks, mowing, irrigation system upkeep and 

playground repairs are among the many expenses that HOA fees cover. 

For more complete list, go to SCS Go site and select resources tab. You 

can review budget items there. You’re always welcome to attend HOA 

Board meetings too, where you can inquire about these expenses and 

the services provided. 

(MG) ANNUAL MIDDLEGATE HOA MEETING 

March 25 th at Labay Middle School beginning 7 PM. Mark it on 

your calendar. This is time and place of annual meeting open to all 

homeowners. Watch your mail and Middlegate website for details. 

(MG) MIDDLEGATE GARAGE SALE 

The Middlegate spring garage sale will be held on Saturday, April 4 th . 

Set up your merchandise on your property. There’s no need to haul your 

belongings to a remote site. 

The rain date will be April 18 th , as the weekend prior is Easter weekend. 

(MG) MIDDLEGATE CLASSIFIEDS 

The Classifieds segment on SCS Go is Middlegate’s place for free classifieds. 

Buy, sell or trade. Where else could you find such nearby opportunities? 

When you logon to SCS Go, Select the tab For Residents. 

Don’t have an SCS Go account yet? Here’s how to sign up. 

To register as an SCS GO user, 

follow instructions at website https://middlegatevillagehouston. 

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Download the mobile app “SCS GO” from the Apple or Google stores 

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(NM) ADD US TO YOUR 2020 CALENDAR! 

HOA BOARD MEETING SCHEDULE 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 sfellwock@ 

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. 

(NM) EASTER EGG HUNT: SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 2020 

Northmead will hold our Easter Egg Hunt on from 11 AM to 1 PM on 

Saturday, April 4 th . Lots of activities including games and the Easter 

Bunny will be available for all to enjoy. Please contact Teresa Prather at 

teresa_prather@yahoo.com if you are available to help with this event 

(NM) NORTHMEAD VILLAGE SPRING 

COMMUNITY GARAGE 

The Northmead Village Spring Community Garage Sale will be held 

Saturday, April 18, 2020 from 7 AM until 3 PM. Signs will be posted 

throughout the community one week prior to the event. Residents who 

wish to participate should set-up in their respective driveways. 

(NM) 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. Malibu Aquatics is our new pool management & 

maintenance company as of January 1, 2020 . 

(NM)NORTHMEAD 2020 POOL SCHEDULE 

Weekends in May: 

Saturdays: 

Sundays: 

Memorial Day, May 25 th : 

Friday, May 29 th : 

NORTHMEAD VILLAGE 

May 30 th through August 23 rd : 

Monday: 

Tuesday through Saturday: 

Sundays: 

10 AM to 8 PM 

Noon to 7 PM 

10 AM to 8 PM 

10 AM to 8 PM 

Closed for cleaning 

10 AM to 9 PM 

Noon to 9 PM 

Weekends August 24 th through September 27 th : 

Saturday: 

Noon to 7 PM 

Sunday: 

Noon to 7 PM 

Labor Day, September 7 th : 

10 AM to 7 PM 

Splash Pad opens April 1 st through October 31 st . 

SAFETY BREAKS: One ten-minute break will be taken at ten (10) minutes 

before the hour, every hour. This is to serve as a time of rest for our guests. 

This safety break is for everyone including adults. In the fair housing act, 

it states that it is age discrimination to not allow anyone under the age 


of 18 in the pool during this 10-minute break. For this reason, the safety 

break is for everyone. Lifeguards will remain on the lifeguard stand 

during this break, to ensure the pool is vacant. 

CHILD SAFETY POLICY 

Unfortunately, drowning is the leading cause of accidental death 

for children 1 to 4 years of age. Most cases are a result of little or no 

supervision, access to a swimming pool or water front and can even 

occur in a bathtub. As your pool management company, Malibu Aquatics 

wants to create a safe environment for the children of your community. 

We will implement our Child Safety Policy at your swimming pools for the 

2020 swim season. This policy will improve accountability, create awareness 

and ensure that every child is safe when visiting community pools. 

The Child Safety Policy will be executed with the following rules: 

• Children 48 inches and under in height entering the swimming pool 

area will be required to wear a wristband issued by the lifeguards. 

• A red wristband indicates that the child has NOT passed a Swim Test 

administered by the lifeguards. Children with a red wristband are issued a 

lifejacket that must be worn at all times. If the guardian elects to not have 

the child wear a lifejacket, the guardian is then required to be within arm’s 

length of the child at ALL times. The guardian is also issued a red wristband. 

• A green wristband indicates that the child has passed a Swim Test. 

Once a child has passed the Swim Test, the child’s name will be added to 

our Child Safety Log. Each visit to the pool, the child will need to give the 

lifeguard their name and a green wristband will be issued. Children on 

the Safety Log are not required to wear a lifejacket or to be within arm’s 

reach of their guardian. 

• The Swim Test consists of swimming one length of the pool unassisted. 

This includes no aid from flotation devices, the lane ropes, pool walls or 

the bottom of the pool. 

• Any child on the Child Safety Log can be asked to perform a Swim Test 

again, should the lifeguards on duty feel the child’s swimming ability has 

diminished. 

(NM) THE NORTHMEAD HOA 

BOARD NEEDS YOUR HELP! 

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

year like: 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. 

(NM) 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 auto-updated 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 self-serve 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. 

(NM) 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. 

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(NM) EGRETS AND NIGHT HERONS 

See information and tips under CCA at the front of the newsletter. 

(MN) CRIME WATCH 

The Copperfield Villages monthly Crime Watch meeting has been 

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

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

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

com along with notable arrest info and tips monthly. 

(NM) 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. 

(NM) 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. 

(NM) 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 

the driveway has a curb of its own, this is fine as long as the number faces 

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. 

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SOUTHCREEK VILLAGE 

(SC) EGRETS AND HERONS 

The snowy egrets and black-billed night herons are coming to your 

neighborhood and we need considerable homeowner engagement 

to protect our community from the devastation they leave behind. 

The Southcreek Village HOA Board of Directors is consulting with 

Southdown Village HOA to deter invasive heronries such as can be found 

at Southdown Village’s pool area and previously around Middlegate 

Village’s pool area. This summer small numbers of them nested in 

the Autumn Laurel Pool park, in trees along Royal Gardens Road and 

especially around the gazebo in Signal Creek Park. These birds are 

generally protected under state and federal law and legally cannot be 

harassed when nesting, especially when eggs and young are in the nest. 

We need to start organizing ourselves for mobilization of our community 

for volunteers to make noise and operate other deterrents at the pool 


park. We are asking if you have trees with their nests please remove the 

nest. Being pro-active can prevent considerable damage to our property, 

parks and pools. These birds caused considerable damage and expense 

to Southdown pool area last year. See information and tips under CCA at 

the front of the newsletter. 

(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. 

(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) 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. 

(SC) TRASH DAYS 

Please be courteous to your neighbors and do not block the sidewalks 

with trashcans, debris or vehicles. It creates a safety hazard because 

walkers are forced to walk in the street. Violations can be issued for 

blocking sidewalks. Also, please store all coolers, trashcans etc. behind 

your fence, not so your neighbor can see them. 

(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 

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SOUTHDOWN VILLAGE 

(SD) ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNT 

Please join us for the annual Easter Egg Hunt at the pool park area (7531 

Club Lake) on Saturday, April 11 th , 10:30 AM. Besides the main event 

we will also have a bounce house and petting zoo this year! 

To our community business owners, we are looking for donations for 

raffle prizes - please contact Susan McLeroy, Social Committee Chairman 

directly at susan.mcleroy@garygreene.com if you can help out. We also 

need volunteers to assist on the day of the event; high school students 

can get some community service hours for helping out. Volunteers can 

contact Susan as well. 

(SD) COMMUNITY GARAGE SALES 

The Southdown Village Community Association will hold two community 

wide garage sales in 2020 - April 25th and October 10 th . Owners can 

participate in their own driveways. Any signs placed in the community 

must be put out and taken down the day of the event and all items not 

sold stored out of view the same day. Please note that these are the only 

two times that garage sales will be permitted in the community. 

Always take safety precautions when hosting a garage sale. Have multiple 

adults working the garage sale, lock the doors to your home, close your 

garage door and wear an apron or a smock to hold your change instead 

of using a cash box. 

(SD) MIGRATORY BIRD ADVISORY 

Egrets, herons and other migratory birds are protected by international 

treaty and it’s illegal for residents to harass or harm the birds once they lay 

eggs. Therefore, because the condition of nesting areas creates extremely 

unattractive and unsanitary conditions that can have a negative impact 

on property values, we want all of the community to be aware of the 

issue so that the birds’ return can be prevented this coming spring. If 

you are interested in participating on the Bird Prevention Committee to 

plan for the 2020 spring season at the swimming pool area, please email 

creyes@grahammanagementhouston.com. 

See information and tips under CCA at the front of the newsletter. 

(SD) ANNUAL ASSESSMENTS 

Assessments are now past due. Payments received after January 31 st 

have incurred a late fee penalty and interest. Assessments may be paid 

online through the link on the Graham Management website at www. 

grahammanagementhouston.com/paydues.asp. 

(SD) HOME ARCHITECTURAL CHANGES 

Please remember that approval from the Architectural Review Committee 

must be obtained prior to any changes or improvements made to the 

exterior of your property, including but not limited to: repainting, roofing, 

door/window replacement, siding replacement and major landscaping. 

ARC application forms can be obtained or submitted on the website: 

www.southdownvillage.nabrnetwork.com. 

(SD) CRIME WATCH COMMITTEE 

BLOCK CAPTAINS NEEDED 

Why do we need Block Captains? Do they bring value to our sense of 

security? Do they enhance the security of our immediate neighborhood? 

Here is an example, presented by a Block Captain, of a set of events exactly 

as they transpired. Read on and make your own determination. This past 

holiday season, an ideal time for those with nefarious intentions to go 

around looking for packages belonging to others, a neighbor contacted 

his block captain and informed him of a suspicious vehicle driving around 

the neighborhood. The Block Captain immediately informed all on his 

block to be on the lookout. At least a couple of neighbors indicated that 

they were out of town and would appreciate it if some packages they 

were expecting were retrieved. Everybody looked out for each other and 

nothing worth reporting happened. Be a Block Captain - your neighbors 

will appreciate it and you will all be the safer for it. Contact njchaney@ 

sbcglobal.net if you would like more information about becoming a 

Block Captain. 

Remember “If you see something, say something.” Call the Sheriff’s Office 

to report any suspicious activity - 713-221-6000. 

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. 

SPRING BREAK 

Cy-Fair schools will observe spring break March 9 th -13 th . Many families 

may take short vacations. Remember the following: ask a reliable, 

trustworthy person to check on your home, place a hold on your mail 

delivery, stop newspaper service and remember you can request a 

sheriff’s deputy to stop by and check on your home. To request a deputy 

1) log onto Copperfield.org; 2) select Crime Watch and finally 3) select 

forms - CCW Vacation Watch. Remember also to be a good neighbor and 

report suspicious activity by calling the sheriff’s non-emergency number 

713-221-6000 (#6). IF YOU SEE SOMETHING SUSPICIOUS, SAY SOMETHING 

TO THE SHERIFF’S DEPT. 

WESTCREEK LANDSCAPE COMMITTEE 

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

Location - Forest Heights Pool Meeting Room 

The Westcreek Landscape Committee generally 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! 

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. 

EASTER EGG HUNT: 

We desperately need a chairperson for our very 

successful Spring event. We have several volunteers, 

but we can’t sponsor this event without a chairperson. 

Contact any landscape member or Graham 

Management for more details. 

OH NO, THE BIRDS: 

Spring is here and we are asking all residents to keep an eye out for the 

Herons and Egrets. Prior articles have been written in the Copperfield 

Newsletter and in the individual articles for each village. To repeat, if 

these birds make a nest in our community it will require pool and park 

closures and a tremendous expense of our HOA funds to clean up their 

mess. Please be a good neighbor and report to Graham if you see these 

birds in our parks, cul de sacs or in individual yards. The trees in both 

parks will be trimmed in order to discourage the nesting, as will trees 

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Our annual community event will take place on Saturday, March 21 st , 

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Saturday, March 28 th . We will meet at the Hudson Oaks pool area, but stay 

tuned and look for the signs. If the construction is an issue, we will meet 

at the Forest Heights pool area.. 

We use this event to get our neighbors involved in planting around the 

pools and selected areas around Westcreek. We usually finish in two 

hours. Please bring a shovel and we will provide the donuts. Children are 

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COMMUNITY GARDEN NEWS: 

Come and see what the garden is all about. The Community Garden 

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IMPORTANT DATES 

March 9th-13th: Spring Break 

BOARD APPROVES 2020-2021 

INSTRUCTIONAL CALENDAR 

The CFISD Board of Trustees approved the calendar committee’s 

recommendations for the 2020-2021 instructional calendar during 

its regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday, January 16 th . State law 

mandates that instruction for the school year may not begin before 

the fourth Monday in August. For the 2020-2021 instructional year, the 

earliest start date is August 24 th , which will serve as the first day of school. 

In the fall semester of 2019, a calendar committee was organized to 

develop a calendar for the 2020-2021 school year. The committee was 

made up of district-wide representation, including teachers, parents, 

community members, campus administrators and support staff. The 

committee worked to construct the calendar using the 75,600 minutes 

needed to complete a school year required by law. The committee 

recommended a calendar to the school Board that will conclude the 

2020-2021 school year on May 27, 2021. In its meetings, the committee 

discussed various components of developing the instructional calendars 

before arriving at a consensus. 

The 2020-2021 calendar recommendation presented to the Board of 

Trustees included: students begin school on Monday, August 24, 2020; 

Labor Day, September 7, 2020, is a student/staff holiday; the calendar has 

a five-day Thanksgiving holiday (November 23-27, 2020); a 10-day winter 

break is scheduled for students (December 21, 2020-January. 4, 2021); a 

five-day spring break is scheduled for March 15-19, 2021; Good Friday, 

April 2, 2021, is a student/staff holiday; the school year will end on May 

27, 2021 for students and February 15 and May 28, 2021 are designated as 

inclement weather makeup days. To download a copy of the 2020-2021 

school calendar, visit the CFISD website at www.cfisd.net/en/calendar/. 

CFISD POLICE K-9 SCOUT 

RECEIVES BODY ARMOR DONATION 

Cypress-Fairbanks ISD Police Department K-9 Scout has received a bullet 

and stab protective vest thanks to a charitable donation from non-profit 

organization Vested Interest in K9s, Inc. The vest was sponsored by 

Angela Caffey of Leander, Texas and embroidered with the sentiment 

“Born to Love-Trained to Serve-Loyal Always.” Vested Interest in K9s, Inc. 

is a 501c(3) charity located in East Taunton, Mass., whose mission is to 

provide bullet and stab protective vests and other assistance to dogs of 

law enforcement and related agencies throughout the United States. The 

non-profit was established in 2009 to assist law enforcement agencies 

with this potentially lifesaving body armor for their four-legged K-9 

officers. The program is open to dogs actively employed in the U.S. with 

law enforcement or related agencies who are certified and at least 20 

months of age. New K-9 graduates, as well as K-9s with expired vests, are 

eligible to participate. The donation to provide one protective vest for 

a law enforcement K-9 is $950. Each vest has a value between $1,744- 

$2,283 and a five-year warranty and is an average weight of 4-5 pounds. 

There are an estimated 30,000 law enforcement K-9s throughout the 

United States. Vested Interest in K9s, Inc. provides information, lists 

events and accepts tax-deductible donations of any denomination at 

www.vik9s.org or mailed to: P.O. Box 9, East Taunton, MA 02718. 

EIGHTEEN CFISD ART STUDENTS 

EARN RODEO ART AWARDS 

CFISD’s winners in the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo (HLSR) School 

Art Program were announced last week after going through two district 

rounds of judging. A total of 18 winners were selected from the High 

School, Middle School and Elementary divisions and will be displayed in 

the Hayloft Gallery at NRG Center during the HLSR, March 3 rd -22 nd . 

The district used two rounds of judging for the third consecutive year. On 

January 7 th , CFISD art teachers narrowed the more than 500 pieces down 

to the top 196 for the second round of judging. A total of 45 pieces were 

selected out of the 196 to be judged by HLSR School Art Program judges. 

CFISD’s art students and their work were praised by judges throughout 

the judging process. The following CFISD students earned Rodeo Art 

awards: 

In the High School division: 

• Cypress Ridge High School senior Thanh Le won Best of Show for his 

artwork titled “Forty Acres of Thoughts;” 

• Bridgeland High School senior Erika Noda won a gold medal for her 

artwork titled “Vincent Van Goat;” 

• Cypress Ridge High School sophomore Elizabeth Jung won a gold 

medal for her artwork titled “Words of Wisdom;” 

• Cypress Creek High School senior Clara Edward won Best of Show for 

her artwork titled “The Forgotten Frontier;” 

• Cypress Woods High School senior Julia Espino won Best of Show for her 

artwork titled “Good Day to be a Cowboy;” 

• Cypress Ridge High School senior Katherine Bennett earned a gold 

medal for her artwork titled “Landscape in the Wind;” 

• Cy-Fair High School junior Catherine Liu won a gold medal for her 

artwork titled “Wildflower;” 

• Bridgeland High School junior Christen Lee won a special merit award 

for her artwork titled “Sunset Season;” 

• Cypress Ranch High School sophomore Sarah Harris won a special merit 

award for her artwork titled “On the Plains;” 

• Cypress Ranch High School junior Argos Lara won a special merit award 

for his artwork titled “Caminos de Michoacan;” 

• Cypress Woods High School sophomore Alan Moon won a special merit 

award for his artwork titled “Way Back Home;” 

• Cypress Woods High School sophomore Meagan Livingston won a 

special merit award for her artwork titled “Selcouth;” 

• Cypress Woods High School junior Katie Kim won a special merit award 

for her artwork titled “Adrenaline Chaser” and 

• Cy-Fair High School junior Catherine Liu won a special merit award for 

her artwork titled “Winner Winner, Chicken Dinner.” 

In the Middle School division: 

• Labay Middle School seventh grade student Jessica Nguyen won Best of 

Show for her artwork titled “Texas Sunflowers” and 

• Campbell Middle School eighth grade student Kamila Yepez won a gold 

medal for her artwork titled “Tined Sheep.” 

In the Elementary division: 

• Fiest Elementary School fifth grade student Vanessa Nguyen won Best 

of Show for her artwork titled “Fly Away Rodeo Clown” and 

• Metcalf Elementary School second grade student Luna Martinez won a 

gold medal for her artwork titled “Blue Sunset.” 

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PRIVATE & PRE-SCHOOLS 

REGISTRATION FOR EPIPHANY 

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FOR THE 2020-21 SCHOOL YEAR! 

• Ages 18mos (by September 1, 2020) through Pre-K. 

• Daily Bible stories, center time, snack, playground, arts & crafts, music, 

songs and finger plays. 

• Kindergarten-8 th grade available as well. 

Located at 14423 West Road, 77041 at the corner of Jackrabbit Rd & West 

Road. Call 713-896-1316 for to schedule a tour! 

ST. CUTHBERT EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 

2020-2021 REGISTRATION 

St. Cuthbert Episcopal School’s 2020-2021 registration is underway and 

will continue each day during school hours until all spots are filled. We 

offer two, three or five day classes, including a Bridge/Kindergarten class. 

We take students 18 months-five years old. Our Bridge/Kindergarten 

program is designed for children who are not quite ready for kindergarten. 

We recognize the need to engage children with summer or fall birthdays 

who are five years old and will be entering Kindergarten or first grade the 

following school year, but need a bit more time before entering a rigorous 

learning environment. The development of the essential building blocks 

COVENANT ACADEMY HAPPENINGS 

allows children to succeed at learning with greater ease and confidence, by 

helping them bridge the academic and social gaps necessary to become 

positive and productive classroom leaders. Our school hours are Monday- 

Thursday 9 AM-2 PM and Friday 9 AM-12 Noon. The program provides 

a loving, Christian environment offering the children weekly chapel, as 

well as music & movement, library and computer classes. Our curriculum 

includes: Learning without Tears, Handwriting without Tears, Reading 

A-Z, Math and Science. The program is open to all children, regardless of 

race, nationality or faith.St. Cuthbert School is accredited by the National 

Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). For questions, 

contact Lynda or Dana at 281-463-1912 or email school@stcuthbert.org. 

BEAR CREEK UMC SCHOOL 

REGISTER FOR 2020-2021 SCHOOL YEAR 

16000 Rippling Water Drive, Houston, TX 77084 

Come Grow With Us! We are excited to offer expanded program options 

to meet the needs of our growing community for the 2020-2021 school 

year. Parents may choose to drop off early from 7-9 AM or remain at 

school from 1:30-5:30 PM for extended care. Our goal is to remain a 

small, intimate, family-like school that provides a high quality Christian 

preschool with a positive experience. We will continue to do our utmost to 

invest in the quality of our programs while maintaining affordable tuition 

rates. Schedules, tuition and calendars are available on our website. We 

look forward to serving you and your child! We invite you to visit and see 

us in action. Call 281-463-2969 for a tour or visit our website bcumcs.org. 

On January 15 th , Patriot Hall was transformed into a colonial parlor as the time period came 

to life in our first annual 5 th Grade Colonial Feast and Ball. Students feasted on roasted 

chicken, succotash, Johnny cakes, bread with butter they made themselves from cream, 

beans, corn and ginger beer. They invited 6 th grade to participate in activities with them like 

dipping candles, writing with real turkey quills, wax seals, making silhouettes, whirligigs 

and paper dolls, as well as some games like Othello, checkers and jump rope. At the ball 

they sipped on hot chocolate and munched on desserts before they learned to dance the 

Minuet. ‘Twas a splendid day! 

Outside in God’s creation is our 

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grade harvested broccoli from 

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Broccoli Cheese Soup in class! 

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SCOUTS 

Troop 113004 obtained plastic bags to be converted to “plarn” (plastic yarn) to make mats for the homeless in our community. They worked with a local church 

with access to homeless organizations to teach members how to make the mats to be provided to those in need in our community. That’s what I call Girl Scouts 

with a vision, finding solutions to problems in the Community. Way to go girls!!! 

GIRL SCOUTS OF SAN JACINTO COUNCIL/COPPER CREEK MEADOWS COMMUNITY-COOKIES COMING SOON! 

Girl Scouts will be out and about selling cookies through March 22 nd . Eager Girl Scouts will be going door to door and holding cookie booths to fund 

their adventures! Please purchase a box (or 4) and help them reach their goals. 

COOKIES POWER AMAZING ADVENTURES FOR GIRLS 

When you buy a box of delicious Girl Scout Cookies, you’re powering amazing, year-round experiences for every G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Innovator, Risktaker, 

Leader) extraordinaire in your community who sells them-that’s right, proceeds stay local and are reinvested in girls! Big picture: as a cookie 

customer, you’re actually helping the next generation of female entrepreneurs get an important taste of what it takes to be successful-teamwork, 

planning and a positive outlook. Beyond that, you’re actually narrowing the gender gap in entrepreneurship by nurturing girls’ skills early and often. 

How awesome is that? 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 CCMgirlscouts@gmail.com. Girl Scouts builds girls of courage, confidence and 

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BOY SCOUT TROOP 609 

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. 

BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA - COPPERHEAD DISTRICT 

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. Please contact Brendan Cronin, Copperhead District 

Executive (713-756-3383 or email brendan.cronin@scouting.org) or to go 

www.copperhead.shac.org to find join a Scouting unit near you. 


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 

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month and has a group that goes to High Adventure Camp and to Merit 

Badge Camps each summer. Boy Scout Troop 61 meets from 7 to 8 PM 

every Wednesday in the Activity Room at Peace Community Church. 

Contact Mike Viator with Troop 61 if your son is interested in joining a 

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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 self-confidence. 

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! Come see for yourself what Boy Scouts has to 

offer and visit with the Scouts to learn more about our troop. Please visit our 

website www.houstontroop3.com for more information. 

PACK 4 CUB SCOUTS 

Come Join Pack 4 Cub Scouts 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 PACK 164 

Cub Scouts is a fun way to teach boys about character, respect, 

responsibility and many other traits. 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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FALL SOCCER SIGN UPS- CY-FAIR / 

MAGNOLIA / TOMBALL / SPRING KLEIN 

Registration for Fun, Fair, Positive Soccer (FFPS) is open for boys and girls ages 

4 to 18 for the FALL Season. Games start on April 11, 2020. FFPS is a nonprofit 

youth soccer program dedicated to providing a positive youth sports 

experience for all children. Founded in 1986 in Katy, Texas, FFPS has grown 

to 22 leagues and 16,000 players throughout the Greater Houston area. FFPS 

offers children a fun and fair experience, including one practice per week, a 

full uniform and trophy for every player, equal playing time and play every 

position, co-ed/balanced teams, positive coaching and more. No tryouts are 

required. Online Registration schedule and fees (sign up early and save): 

Through March 2 nd : $124 

March 3 rd through March 23 rd : $129 

March 24 th until teams full: $134 

Go to www.FFPS.org to sign up. Registration fee includes a full uniform (jersey, 

shorts and socks), trophy, trained positive coaches, nice fields and background 

checks on all volunteers. Coaches will call players to schedule practice by April 

6 th . Practice times and location will be determined by the coach and team. The 

schedule includes eight games, played locally on Saturdays, April 11 th to May 

30 th . Our Cy-Fair North league plays Cyfair Methodist Church (13403 Cypress 

N. Houston Rd). Our Cy-Fair South league plays at Windfern School of Choice 

12630 Windfern Rd). Our Cy-Fair West league plays at Horne Elementary (14950 

W Little York). Our Tomball League plays at Rosehill United Methodist Church 

(21022 Rosehill Church Rd). Our Magnolia League pays at Magnolia Elementary 

(31900 Nichols Sawmill Rd) Our Spring/Klein League plays at Wells Middle 

School (4033 Gladeridge Dr). For more information, maps of all locations or to 

sign up, visit www.FFPS.org or call 1-800-828-PLAY (7529). 

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GARAGE SALES 

DON’T MISS THE 12TH ANNUAL REMODELERS C 

OUNCIL CHARITY GARAGE SALE AT 

THE BERRY CENTER, MARCH 21-22, 2020 

Homeowners wanting to renovate have a unique opportunity to find 

what they need at a price they can afford at the 12 th Annual GHBA 

Remodelers Council Charity Garage Sale taking place at the Cy-Fair Home 

and Garden Show on Saturday & Sunday, March 21 st and 22 nd at the Berry 

Center. Parking is free! 

The Charity Garage Sale will feature excess inventory donated by 

members of the Greater Houston Builders Association (GHBA) as well as 

donations made by Remodelers Council suppliers and local businesses, 

all available to consumers at deeply discounted prices. Items will include 

a great variety ranging from flooring, tile and granite, windows, doors, 

light fixtures, plumbing fixtures, trim material, cabinets, a variety of sinks 

and more. Shoppers are encouraged to arrive early in order to get the 

best selection of products. 

Professional remodeler members of the GHBA Remodelers Council will 

be on hand to answer questions. All proceeds go towards renovating 

local GHBA and HomeAid Houston designated charities such as Casa 

de Esperanza, Family Time, Crossroads, Santa Maria Hostel, Lydia’s 

Place and Wellsprings Village. For additional information, visit www. 

cyfairhomeandgarden.com. 

PEACE COMMUNITY CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE 

Peace Community Church (located at 5151 Addicks Satsuma Rd, Houston 

TX 77084) is holding a Rummage Sale on Saturday, March 21, 2020, to 

help our youth group attend a mission trip this summer! Please contact 

us with any questions, 281-859-6843 

ABERDEEN GREEN NEIGHBORHOOD WIDE GARAGE SALE 

SATURDAY, MARCH 28 TH 

Aberdeen Green is located on Telge Road at West Road, south of Hwy. 290. 

BEAR CREEK VILLAGES SPRING COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE 

Bear Creek Villages (Hunter’s Park Community Association) will be having 

their SPRING Community Garage Sale, Saturday, April 4, 2020 from 8 AM 

to 1 PM. Hwy 6 and Clay Road area. 

COPPER LAKES GARAGE SALE - SATURDAY APRIL 4 TH 

Between West Rd and Longenbaugh at Barker Cypress. 

EASTON COMMONS SPRING GARAGE SALE 

The Easton Commons Spring Garage Sale will be held on Saturday, April 

11 th from 7 AM until 3 PM. Residents will be set up in their respective 

driveways. Located in Copperfield between Longenbaugh and West Rd. 

STONE GATE SPRING COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE 

SATURDAY, APRIL 18 TH , 7 AM-12 NOON 

Located off Queenston between Barker Cypress and West Road. 

NORTHMEAD VILLAGE SPRING COMMUNITY GARAGE 

The Northmead Village Spring Community Garage Sale will be held 

Saturday, April 18, 2020 from 7 AM until 3 PM. Residents will be set-up 

in their respective driveways. Located in Copperfield off of West Road. 

SOUTHDOWN VILLAGE COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE 

APRIL 25 TH 

Located in Copperfield off of Longenbaugh near Hwy. 6. 

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CRAFT SHOWS 

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COLORGUARD SPRING CRAFT SHOW 

Enjoy one or both days of family fun, food, entertainment, and shopping 

at the Third Annual Spring Craft Show, sponsored by the Cy-Fair High 

School Band Boosters. Saturday, March 28 th (9 AM-5 PM) and Sunday, 

March 29 th (11 AM-4 PM) at CFISD Exhibit Center. One of a kind offerings 

from a wide range of unique craft and specialty vendors. Music and 

entertainment throughout both days provided by area schools and 

groups. Come hungry, as there will be concessions and food vendors. A 

Silent Auction features theme baskets, collectibles and gift cards from 

generous local merchants and restaurants. A cakewalk, bunny photos and 

face painters are available for the kids! The event concludes on Sunday 

with a raffle featuring a Grand Prize of four (4!) Houston Texans 2020 

season tickets. Covered exhibit space means it’s on, rain or shine! Plentiful 

free parking at the CFISD Exhibit Center (FFA) on Telge, two blocks north 

of SH-290, across the street from Arnold Middle School. Proceeds benefit 

the award-winning Cy-Fair High School Band & Colorguard. Follow our 

event on Facebook (@CyFairBand) for news, vendor announcements and 

more at: www.facebook.com/events/587818798673798 and on Twitter - 

@CyFairBand or our website cyfairband.org. 

WALKS/RUNS 

ANNUAL SUPERINTENDENT’S FUN RUN 

AND FESTIVAL SET FOR MARCH 21 ST 

Filled with exciting live performances, two course layouts for running 

or walking, children’s activities and other family-friendly entertainment, 

the seventh annual CFISD Superintendent’s Fun Run and Festival is 

scheduled for March 21 st from 8 to 11 AM at the Berry Center (8877 Barker 

Cypress Road) and Towne Lake community. Underwritten by Memorial 

Hermann Cypress Hospital, the community event will again include a 

5K run through Towne Lake and Lone Star College-CyFair and a 1-mile 

family-friendly walk/run through Cy-Fair FCU Stadium. The fun run will 

also include vendor booths, food trucks, live entertainment and activities 

for children. Proceeds from the Superintendent’s Fun Run and Festival 

benefit the Cy-Fair Educational Foundation (CFEF), which awards student 

scholarships and staff development grants. The festival is open to the 

public and free of charge throughout the duration. Patrons can browse 

vendor booths and food trucks while also enjoying live performances 

by student groups as well as a play zone. For information regarding 

sponsorship or vendor booth pricing, contact Bevin Gordon, director of 

marketing and business relations, at 281-894-3950 or bevin.gordon@ 

cfisd.net. For more information, access the Superintendent’s Fun Run 

block from the district website or visit cfisd.net/funrun. 

SHIELD BEARER RUNNING FOR HEARTS 

5K FAMILY FUN RUN AND WALK, APRIL 18, 2020 

The Shield Bearer Running for Hearts 5K Family Fun Run and Walk will take 

place on April 18, 2020, from 7 AM to 11 AM, at Windwood Church at 10555 

Spring Cypress Road in Houston, Texas. This family friendly event will 

feature a 5K trail style run, a 1-mile family walk, games for the kids, t-shirts, 

food, prizes and lots of fun for all ages. Race registration is $25 for adults 

(ages 14 and up) and $10 for children (ages 13 and under). Registration, 

sponsorship, vendor, fundraising and volunteer information is available 

at shieldbearer.org/5K. Register early for special swag! Proceeds for the 

event will fund services and programs at Shield Bearer, a Houston based 

501c3 nonprofit counseling and community resource center that provides 

services on a sliding scale. Shield Bearer has eight locations in Houston and 

serves individuals, couples and families including those recovering from 

the trauma of human trafficking, domestic violence, crime, abuse, war and 

natural disasters. Additional information about services and programs can 

be found online at shieldbearer.org or by calling 281-894-7222. 

GOLF TOURNAMENTS 

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APRIL 18, 2020 

The Cy-Woods Athletic Booster Club will be hosting its 14th Annual 

CWABC Golf Classic on April 18, 2020 at Cypress Lakes Golf Club. We invite 

everyone in the Cypress and surrounding communities to join us. This is 

the largest fundraiser of the year for the Cy-Woods Athletic Booster Club 

and ALL proceeds are used to support the student-athletes at Cy-Woods 

High School. In addition to the golf scramble, there will be a putting 

contest, silent auction and dinner. We are also seeking sponsors for the 

event and there are several sponsorship levels available. Go to www. 

cywoodsathletics.org for more information and to register as a player 

or sponsor... or both! We also offer Dinner Only tickets. Come out and 

support our Cy-Woods student-athletes and athletic programs! 

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2 ND ANNUAL LANGHAM CREEK FFA COOK OFF 

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• Benefitting LCFFA Booster Club Scholarship Fund 

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• Live Music – Shay Domann 

$15 Adults, $12 studnets with school ID 

Held at Cypress VFW Post 8905, 21902 Northwest Freeway, Cypress, TX 

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THE KATY TEXAS EXES SCHOLARSHIP DINNER & SILENT 

AUCTION - THURSDAY, APRIL 16 TH , 6-9 PM 

Willow Fork Country Club - 21055 Westheimer Pkwy, Katy, TX 77450 

Join fellow Longhorns, family, friends and fans for a fun evening with 

dinner, special guest speaker Quan Cosby and a silent auction! All proceeds 

will provide scholarships for local Katy students who will be attending 

The University of Texas. This event is for adults only and a cash bar will 

be available. Attire is Business Casual with a Longhorn Flair! Contact 

katychapter@texasexes.org with any questions or if you have item(s) to 

donate for the silent auction! You can also find us on Facebook, LinkedIn 

and Instagram as “texasexeskaty.” Tickets on sale at www.eventbrite.com/e/ 

katy-texas-exes-scholarship-dinner-silent-auction-tickets-90346235021. 

ST. CUTHBERT SCHOOL 19 TH ANNUAL DINNER AND SILENT/ 

LIVE AUCTION, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 2020, 6-10 PM 

We invite you to join all of our family and friends in the Northwest Houston 

area for this very special “adult night out” evening. The Auction is our 

most popular attraction and we will be offering a great many memorable 

and exciting items. Dinner will be served from 6:30-8 PM Admission & 

Dinner tickets are $25 each. All proceeds will benefit St. Cuthbert School. 

Please secure your babysitter and enjoy an evening out with dinner, fun 

filled activities and a silent and live auction. St. Cuthbert is located at 

17020 West Road, Houston, TX 77095. For more information please call 

281-463-1912. St. Cuthbert School is a NAEYC (National Association for 

the Education of Young Children) accredited school with the mission of 

providing a loving, Christ centered environment where children ages 

18-months through Kindergarten can learn and grow. 

SPRING BRANCH AFRICAN VIOLET CLUB 

ANNUAL PLANT SHOW AND SALE, MARCH 7-8, 2020 

The Spring Branch African Violet Club will hold their Annual Plant Show 

and Sale at the Judson Robinson Jr. Community Center, 2020 Hermann 

Drive, Houston, TX 77004. Violets of all types such as standards, miniatures, 

semi-miniatures and trailers will be available. Other Gesneriads such as 

Episcias and Streps and supplies such as potting soil, pots and fertilizers 

will also be featured. Club members will be available to answer general 

questions on growing African Violets. 

Saturday, March 7, 2020 Sunday, March 8, 2020 

Sale: 9 AM-5 PM Sale: 10 AM-3 PM 

Show: 1-5 PM 

Admission is free and the public is invited to attend. Free parking is 

available at Judson Robinson Jr. Community Center. The Spring Branch 

African Violet Club meets the second Saturday of each month, January 

through November. Please email kjwross@yahoo.com prior to attending 

to confirm meeting date and time and place. 

SPRING BREAK/SUMMER CAMPS 

CAMP CORNERSTONE IS THE PLACE TO BE THIS SUMMER 

FOR AGES 2 THROUGH COMPLETION OF 4 TH GRADE! 

Camp Cornerstone is a week-long camp sponsored by Cornerstone United 

Methodist Church and is for children ages 2 through the completion of 4th 


grade. Children must be 2 by June 1, 2020. Camp hours are 9:30 AM-1 PM. There 

are 3 sessions throughout the summer and you are invited to participate in 

any or all! Registration opens up March 23 rd . Session I - “Safari” is June 15-19, 

2020; Session II - “Christmas in July” is July 13-17, 2020; Session III - “Summer 

Olympics” is August 3-7, 2020. The cost per camp per child is $125 and is 

due at the time of registration. To download a form from the Cornerstone 

website, go to www.cornerstoneumc.org and click on “Ministries” and then 

select “Preschool.” You will see a tab for Camp Cornerstone. Print the form 

and have it filled out before you arrive, saving yourself time! Before each 

camp session begins, you will hear from your child’s teacher so you can learn 

more about the camp and they will answer questions about the week-long 

fun. Each day your child will bring a backpack and a lunch as they enjoy each 

other and the special things they will do during the week. We look forward 

to having your child at camp this summer! It’s a great time for everyone and 

you don’t want to miss any of it! Registration will continue through May 1, 

2020 or until camp classes are full. Once camp classes are full, a waiting list 

will be started. Please call the preschool office at 281-859-1612 if you have 

any questions. The preschool office hours are: Monday-Friday, 9 AM-1 PM. 

MESSIAH: A LUTHERAN FAITH COMMUNITY CAMP HOPE GALACTIC 

ADVENTURE ENCOUNTER THE UNEXPECTED WITH JESUS 

• Week 1 July 6-10, 2020 • Week 2 July 13-17, 2020 

• Week 3 July 20-24, 2020 Time: 9:30 AM-3:30 PM 

Camp Hope is our three week day camp for children ages 5 years-old through 

6 th grade. It is an adult-mentored, student-led ministry. Each day children will 

hear a new bible story, learn what it means to their life by eating a snack, 

playing a game and experiencing the story through the arts, STEM and 

worship. Camp Hope is a day camp that is passionate about growing leaders. 

This is one of the reasons that Camp Hope is one of the BEST ways to develop 

youth leaders. It’s a vital part of what Camp Hope is all about! Parents are 

invited to register their children online at www.messiahlc.org/camp-hope. 

For more information, call 281-890-3013. Messiah Lutheran Church is a 

congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). Messiah 

is located at 11522 Telge Road, ½ mile north of Highway 290. 

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Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 PM, Sunday matinees at 3 PM 

Reservations are strongly encouraged. Tickets: $18 Adults, $15 Students 

& Seniors and $16 Sunday Matinees. Cash, Check and all Major Credit 

Cards are accepted in payment. For reservations, call 713-682-3525 or 

reserve seats online at www.theatresuburbia.org. Theatre Suburbia is 

Northwest Houston’s longest running all volunteer playhouse. We are 

currently celebrating our 58 th season and have now produced nearly 400 

shows. Throughout the years, we have endeavored to provide quality, 

live theatre to the Houston area. Theatre Suburbia is funded in part by 

the City of Houston through the Houston Arts Alliance. 

A.D PLAYERS AT THE GEORGE THEATER 

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Preview Performances April 22 nd & 23 rd 

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You could make this on National Chip and Dip Day March 23rd! 

INGREDIENTS: 

1 pound bacon 

1 cup mayonnaise 

1 cup sour cream 

1 tomato - peeled, seeded and diced 

DIRECTIONS: 

Place bacon in a large, deep skillet. Cook over medium high heat 

until evenly brown. Drain on paper towels. 

In a medium bowl, combine mayonnaise and sour cream. 

Crumble bacon into the sour cream and mayonnaise mixture. 

Mix in tomatoes just before serving with chips or crackers. 

Source: allrecipes.com 

Balsamic Grilled Chicken Kabobs 

You could make this on National Something on a Stick Day March 28th! 

INGREDIENTS: 

2.5 lbs. boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1” cubes 

2 red peppers, cut into cubes 

1 yellow pepper, cut into cubes 

1 red onion, cut into cubes 

1 pint cherry tomatoes 

1 squash, ½” slices 

2 zucchini, ½” slices 

skewers 

Balsamic Marinade: 

1/4 cup balsamic vinegar 

1/4 cup canola oil 

1 tablespoon dijon mustard 

1 tablespoon honey 

1 teaspoon dry basil 

salt & pepper 

DIRECTIONS: 

Preheat grill to medium high heat (375-400 degrees F). In a small bowl add balsamic vinegar, 

dijon mustard, honey, dry basil, salt and pepper. Whisk together and slowly add in the canola oil whisking the entire time. 

To a large bowl, add chicken cubes and half the balsamic mixture, reserve the rest. Stir to make sure all the chicken is coated. Cover with plastic wrap 

and place in the refrigerator for 20 minutes to marinade. 

Remove the chicken from the refrigerator and start to assemble the kabobs. Alternate veggies with chicken on a skewer until everything is used up. 

Place kabobs on the grill and grill each side for 3-4 minutes, until charred. Brush the remaining marinade on the kabobs for one last flavor burst. Grill 

for 2 more minutes. Remove from grill and serve. 

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• Plant container-grown trees and shrubs as soon as possible. In 

shady areas, where grass is difficult to grow, consider planting a 

dependable groundcover such as English ivy, Asian jasmine, vinca or 

one of the prostrate junipers. 

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However, be sure to prune spring flowering shrubs after they have 

bloomed. 

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Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo - March 3-22, 2020. 

Houston Fishing Show - March 4-8, 2020, George R Brown Center Hall A 

downtown come check out the 2020 Houston Fishing Show! Drop by the 

Texas Boys Outdoors Booth to see all of the brand new apparel, stars from 

Texas Boys Outdoors TV, top Captains/Guides and more special guests 

and Giveaways all week! The show features products from all of the top 

companies in the fishing and outdoor world, along with numerous elite 

guides charter companies and everything fishing related. Something fun 

for the entire family! 

85 th Annual Azalea Trail - March 6-8, 2020, 11 AM-5 PM. One of the 

surest signs of spring in Houston is the annual Azalea Trail. Houstonians 

and visitors view the spectacular gardens at Bayou Bend and Rienzi and 

visit River Oaks’ exquisite private homes and admire their breathtaking 

gardens. Per person ticket for all properties: $30; single site admission: 

$10. Website: www.riveroaksgc.org. 

Buffalo Bayou Regatta - March 7, 2020, 7:30 AM-2:00 PM, Allen’s 

Landing Park, 1005 Commerce St, Houston, TX. The Buffalo Bayou 

Regatta is the largest canoe and kayak race in Texas. Over 200 vessels are 

expected to hit the waters in west Houston, racing and enjoying the day, 

ending in Sesquicentennial Park in Downtown Houston. 

Saint Patrick’s Day Parade & Concert - March 14, 2020, 12-1:30 PM, 

Market Square Park, 301 Milam, Downtown Houston. Admission: Free. 

Celebrate the luck of the Irish at the 61 st Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, 

now with a new route in Historic Market Square. Continue the fun at 

Market Square Park with food, games and live music. Then head out in 

your green attire to the neighborhood’s eclectic bars and restaurants for 

drink specials on all your Irish favorites. 

Tour de Houston - March 15, 2020. The annual bike ride offers 

Houstonians and visitors a unique way to view the city with routes 

winding through Houston’s historic neighborhoods, scenic districts and 

parks while raising funds for the city’s Reforest Houston program. For 

pricing and ticket info, www.houstontx.gov/tourdehouston. 

The Lindyfest by the Houston Swing Dance Society - March 19-22, 

2020, 7-11:55 PM, Houston Marriott Westchase, 2900 Briarpark Dr. Lone 

Star Championships at Lindyfest is the largest and most dynamic Lindy 

event of its kind. Jam-packed with workshops, competitions for all dance 

levels, superb performances and tons of social dancing! In addition to 

the dances and watching competitions, this pass allows you the option 

to purchase classes and/or compete. For a schedule and pricing go to 

https://submit.haatx.com/event/the-lindyfest. 

Gulf Coast Bird Observatory’s Brew On The Bayou - March 21, 2020, 

5-9 PM, 229 Hwy 332 West, Lake Jackson. Admission: $25 at the door. Join 

the Gulf Coast Bird Observatory for our third annual Brew on the Bayou 

here in Lake Jackson. Come sample and enjoy specialty brews from local 

breweries as well as wines. Listen to live music, watch a live raptor show, 

grab a bite to eat from local food trucks and check out some hot items at 

our silent auction. Our beautiful wooded grounds will be lit by torchlight 

making it a perfect spot to enjoy the brews, the food and the music! 

The Makeup Show Houston - March 21-22, 2020, 9 AM-5 PM, Hilton 

Houston Post Oak, 2001 Post Oak Blvd. Admission: $45-$62. Get ready 

Houston, we’re coming back! The Makeup Show is bringing you some of 

the most influential artists and brands in today’s beauty industry. Join us 

for a fun and unforgettable two-day experience with loads of educational 

and shopping opportunities in an intimate setting. Follow the celebrity 

makeup artists and industry experts on our Seminar and Demo stages 

as they show you the latest trends, techniques and share their business 

expertise to help guide you to a successful career. Shop for the must-have 

products in makeup, skincare and hair care brands at pro discount prices. 

Southeast Texas State Fair in Beaumont - March 26-April 5, 2020. 

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The YMBL South Texas State Fair & Rodeo brings thousands of visitors to 

Beaumont each spring to experience food, entertainment and carnival 

rides. The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) showcases 

the country’s top cowboys and cowgirls at the YMBL Championship 

Rodeo while locals present their masterpieces at the School Art, Quilt and 

Photo Show. Visit www.ymbl.org for directions and times. 

Bayou City Art Festival Memorial Park - March 27-29, 2020. As the 

nation’s premier outdoor fine art event, the three-day festival will provide 

patrons with the opportunity to personally meet artists, view original 

works and purchase world-class art. The festival benefits local nonprofit 

partners and features live music, local food vendors and food trucks, 

beverages, entertainment, a Children’s Creative Zone and so much more. 

WineFair Cy-Fair 2020 - March 28, 2020. Cypress Village Station will be 

packed with fun as 3,000 guests enjoy Wine Fair! There will be 35 wine 

tasting tables, craft beer tastings at the Beer Garden, 30+ food tasting 

stations with food provided by Cypress restaurants and music on the 

Bridgeland Live Music Stage. You’ll also have the opportunity to visit local 

Cy-Fair businesses and artisan vendors. 

2020 Heights Kids’ Day Of Music - March 28, 2020, 10 AM-2 PM, Love 

Park, 1000 W. 12 th St. Admission: Free. A music festival all about showcasing 

local musicians and arts organizations to our Houston families. Our 

mission is to inspire kids to have a lifelong engagement in music and 

the arts. Festival activities include two stages with performances by local 

bands and local organizations that bring music to our community; an 

instrument “petting zoo” allows kids to get an up-close look at band and 

orchestra instruments; and a “singing station” has opera singers on hand 

so festival goers can hear the different singing voices and learn about 

what singing in an opera group is all about. 

Houston Endometriosis Rally 2020 - March 28, 2020, 1-3 PM, Walking 

Stick Brewery, 956 Judiway St. The Houston Endometriosis Rally 2020 

will take its place as part of the largest international campaign for 

endometriosis awareness month, one of dozens of planned marches and 

rallies throughout the world. Come enjoy outstanding speakers, music by 

Houston’s very own DJ MZ Rico, chants and be a part of this event which 

has ignited a global endometriosis & menstrual health uprising that’s 

helping to improve the lives of the 1 in 10 women, girls and transgender 

individuals whose urgent health needs have been ignored for decades. 

This rally is free, family-friendly and open to all. To learn more the rally, 

featured speakers, schedule of events, sponsorship opportunities, hotel 

accommodations, please visit www.efhou.org. 

3 rd Annual Kolache Factory 5K/10K/1K - March 28, 2020, 8:30-10:30 

AM, Addicks Park and Ride, 14230 Katy Freeway. Admission: $20-$50. In 

a food obsessed city like Houston, an event which pays tribute to one 

of the state’s defining pastries, the Kolache, seems only natural. If you 

haven’t had a Kolache before, you’ve come to the right place. We’re 

excited to officially put “on the run” to the test! Charitable Partner - 

Memorial Assistance Ministries. 

Hermann Park Conservancy’s 7 th Annual Kite Festival - March 29, 

2020, 10 AM-5 PM. During Hermann Park Conservancy’s Kite Festival, 

Houstonians from every part of the city converge on Miller Hill to fly kites 

of all shapes and colors. This FREE festival will offer entertainment from 

local performers and cultural and community organizations, interactive 

activities and crafts, kite flying, face painting, food trucks, roaming 

characters and much more! 

Chef Fest 2020 - March 29, 2020, 12-4 PM, Harvest Green Village Farm, 

8939 Harlem Rd. Admission: $100 adults, $30 kids. Advocates for local 

living, local eating rejoice! The Fourth Annual Chef Fest event returns to 

the Harvest Green Village Farm to kick off the spring season with a hot new 

lineup of chefs. TEN(10) of Houston’s best will match seasonal produce 

straight from our farm with local farm-raised meats to create sensational 

dishes that celebrate the diverse terroir of our Houston region. Attendees 

will eat their fill of dishes, sip on signature cocktails, Texas beer and wine, 

enjoy hands-on experiences presented by our event partners, bid on 

our silent auction, listen to live music and stroll through the rows of a 

working farm. Proceeds from the day’s festivities will benefit Houston 

Food System Collaborative (HFSC) - an effort to educate, advocate and 

grow our regional food system through its focus areas of sustainability, 

food access and food enterprise development. 


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