Twin Lakes August 2020

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Twin Lakes | August 2020 1

Your Community is Fighting Back 

We have already won the case, but... 

you must file your claim to be eligible for compensation. 

After Harvey, the Army Corps of Engineers refused to take responsibility for 

intentionally using Upstream properties to store storm water. After a hard-fought 

courtroom battle in 2019, Judge Lettow issued his decision. He found the 

government liable under the Fifth Amendment for the intentional flooding of 

Upstream homes and businesses. In a landmark case, Judge Lettow ruled that 

intentional government action was the sole cause of the Upstream flooding. 

Upstream residents have filed lawsuits to protect and enforce their Fifth 

Amendment rights to just compensation. Attorney Armi Easterby is honored to 

represent over 1,300 Upstream families and businesses. 

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The Chief Judge of the Court of 

Federal Claims picked attorney Armi 

Easterby to serve as Co-Lead Counsel 

to protect the rights of individual 

plaintiffs. Armi and his legal team 

have taken the lead in obtaining 

sworn testimonies from dozens of 

government witnesses in 

Washington, D.C., West Virginia, and 

Texas. Pictures and videos from our 

Upstream plaintiffs helped to prove 

that the Army Corps’ actions were 

the sole cause of flooding. Litigation 

is still ongoing to determine financial 

compensation and there is still time 

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TWIN LAKES HELPFUL NUMBERS 

www.twinlakeshouston.com Webmaster: David Dronet • 713-937-9223 

TWIN LAKES MANAGEMENT COMPANY - Crest Management 

Liz Pettit - Community Manager 281-579-0761 

Dale Caskey - Assistant Manager 

Diane Broyles - Account Rep. 

HOMEOWNER'S ASSOCIATION OFFICERS 

President – Jonathan Katzen 713-302-9000 

Vice President – Colin McHattie 832-359-5906 

Secretary – Cecelia Valencia 346-312-1480 

Tresurer – Tim Napp 713-775-5276 

Director – Cyril Andalcio 713-504-4575 

TLHOA CONTACTS 

•Landscape Jonathan Katzen 713-302-9000 

Member Facilities Operations 

•Clubhouse Cecelia Valencia 346-312-1480 

Emely McHattie 713-443-7357 

•Tennis Courts Brenda Tolbert 713-703-5644 

TWIN LAKES SECURITY 

Entrance Security Gate - 713-466-1629 

Security Officer’s Cell - 832-953-9918 

TWIN LAKES - MISCELLANEOUS 

Clubhouse Reservations Crest Management 281-579-0761 

Post Office James Griffith Station 1-800-275-8777 

9320 Emnora Lane 

HPD Dispatch - Addicks Reservoir only 713-222-3131 

Harris Co. Sheriff's Office (non-emergency line) 713-221-6000 

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SCHOOLS 

Kirk Elementary 713-849-8250 

Truitt Middle School 281-856-1100 

Cy-Ridge High School 281-807-8000 

UTILITIES 

Cable -Comcast Communications 713-341-1000 

Electricity - Reliant Energy 713-207-7777 

Street lights, have pole number 

Residential outage or service 713-207-2222 

Gas - Centerpoint 713-659-2111 

Gas Leak & Fire ONLY 713-659-3552 

AT & T phones 1-800-288-2020 

Trash & Recycling - Republic Services 713-726-7300 

Water - Harris Country MUD #255 

Regional Water Corp. 281-897-9100 

TLWA BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

President: Carol Monahan 713-305-9809 

1st VP Subdivision Events: Lisa Clement Lisa.clement77@yahoo.com 

2nd VP Membership: Mel Haynie 713-446-2113 

Secretary: Cecelia Valencia 346-312-1480 

Treasurer: Darlene Marmottin. 713-502-9852 

Past President. Mel Haynie. 713-446-2113 

Public Relations: Sue Breen 281-615-0193 

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NOTICE TO TWIN LAKES HOMEOWNERS AND THEIR VISITORS: 

In an effort to ensure the safety of our residents, their visitors, our guards and the security of our community, 

the Twin Lakes Board of Directors is asking everyone entering the neighborhood to be mindful of their speed 

limits. We have received complaints of drivers rushing past the guardhouse when the expected speed is 5 

mph when passing through the entrance. Please also remind your visitors to stop at the guardhouse for 

check-in before proceeding into the neighborhood. 

TLWA BRIDGE 

Bridge is in full play for 2020! Please join us for a friendly game 

of bridge every Monday evening from 7-9 PM at the Twin Lakes 

Clubhouse. Bring a snack and/or beverage of choice to share. 

No experience necessary… Players from expert to novices are 

welcome to play. For more information, please contact Darlene 

Marmottin at dmarmottin@sbcglobal.net or call 713-849-1925. 

TLWA COFFEE MORNING 

During this period of extra caution and protecting one another in Twin 

Lakes, we are meeting by Zoom rather than in person, so prep your 

coffee or tea, pull up to your computer, tablet, iPad or phone and see 

and share what’s happening! 

In August the dates are Thursday, Aug. 6 th and Thursday, Aug. 20 th at 

10 AM -12 PM. We hope to be meeting in person soon! 

If you are not already a member of the this very friendly, large and diverse 

group, call or text Karen Stilwell at 757-615-3516 or Darlene Marmottin 

713-502-9852; to become familiar with using Zoom for the coffee call/ 

text Carol Monahan, 713-305-9809 or email carol.monahan@me.com. 

Twin Lakes Women’s Association 

2020-21 MEMBERSHIP FORM 

Name:________________________________________Home#_______________________________________ 

Spouse: ______________________________________ Email_______________________________________ 

Address: _________________________________________________Cell#_____________________________ 

Children (Name & Year of Birth):________________________________________________________________ 

Hobbies/Interests: 

The above information may be published in the TLWA Directory: ___ Yes ___ No 

Membership Chair: Mel Haynie • 713-446-2113 Please send/deliver your check ($35) and form to Mel Haynie - 5515 Olympiad Dr. 

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During these unprecedented times that have challenged the sense of 

being social while being distant, we are navigating through uncertain 

times but feel confident that we can define new norms to be in 

community with others. We invite you to join the Twin Lakes Women’s 

Association (TLWA) and be an active member to help us redefine what 

it means to be social in these troublesome times. We know we can still 

make 2020-2021 a year to be remembered, not for COVID, but for the way 

we came out of it. 

Membership is only $35 per year, that started in June and ends the 

following May. Please complete the form and mail/or drop off a check to: 

TLWA Membership % Mel Haynie 

5515 Olympiad Dr. • 713-446-2113 

If paying in cash, please contact Mel to make arrangements to receive a 

cash receipt.” 

And from VP Events Lisa Clements: Save the date! The Twin Lakes 

Women’s Association would like you to save a place for us on your 

calendar! Open to all members of the Twin Lakes Women’s Association. 

2020-2021 EVENTS 

Luau (Family Event) 

Saturday, August 29, 2020, 5-8 PM 

At the Twin Lakes Clubhouse and Pool 

Halloween Party (Adults only please) 

Saturday, October 24, 2020, 8 PM-Midnight 

Chad and Lisa Clement’s home 

Annual Christmas Party (Adults only please) 

Saturday, December 12, 2020, 7-11 PM 

Mike and Carol Monahan’s home 

Game Night (Adults only please) 

Saturday, March 13, 2021, 7-11 PM 

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And from Carol: We hope so much each of you will join us: every woman 

who joins enriches the life of those around her, bringing her own unique 

background, view point and life experiences. We are a neighborhood of 

many beautiful colors from many nations and we come together in our 

common humanity to listen to, respect, care for and support one another. 

We want this association to be a place of hope, comfort and healing, 

where racial judgments are abhorred and have no place. When you join 

in, you’ll make us better and stronger because of your presence. 

Sincerely, Carol Monahan - President TLWA 

HOW TO GET TWIN LAKES NEWS 

Twin Lakes has several resources for you to get information on the 

community and upcoming events. These resources include: 

• Facebook (Twin Lakes Houston, closed group) 

• Next Door 

• Twin Lakes Web Page (www.twinlakeshouston.com) 

Did you know that Twin Lakes also has an online directory for our 

residents? You must register with the Twin Lakes home page. Call 281- 

579-0761 during business hours for the registration code. 

TWIN LAKES SHARE & PRAYER 

The friends in the Share & Prayer continue to meet by Zoom or in 

person for friendship and to support each other in material and spiritual 

relationships. This group open to any woman who is a resident in Twin 

Lakes. We meet on alternate Tuesday evenings at 6:45 PM. To join call 

Carol Monahan at 713-305-9809 or email Patty Napp at Patricia.napp@ 

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DOGS AND CATS OWNERS PLEASE TAKE NOTE: 

Leash laws apply to both cats and dogs. Please abide by the leash laws 

and leash your cat or dog. 

TWIN LAKES TRASH GUIDELINES 

Section 4. Trash and Rubbish Removal - No trash, rubbish, garbage, 

manure or debris of any kind shall be kept or allowed to remain on any 

lot. The Owner of each Lot shall remove such prohibited matter from 

his lot at regular intervals at his expense and prior to such removal all 

such prohibited matter shall be placed in sanitary refuse containers with 

tight fitting lids in an area adequately screened by planting or fencing 

so as not to be seen from the neighboring Lots. Reasonable amounts 

of construction materials and equipment may be stored upon a Lot for 

reasonable periods of time during the construction of improvements 

thereon. 

HARRIS COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL SERVICES 

IF YOU HAVE A DOG OR CAT PROBLEM: 

Harris County Public Health: 281-999-3191 

City of Houston Animal Control: 713-837-0311 

Houston S.P.C.A.: 713-869-7722 

What to do when your neighbor’s dog won’t stop barking in Houston 

- Is your neighbor’s dog keeping you up at all hours of the night and 

day with its incessant barking? There is nothing worse, especially when 

you or your kids are trying to sleep! Perhaps the dog barking is setting 

off your dog and all you can hear all day is a chorus of bad barking? 

Whatever the case is - you have rights and there are some steps that 

you should take in order to get the barking to stop. You will probably 

want to avoid actually confronting the neighbor as this can often end 

up in a rather heated debate. You should write or type up a small note 

mentioning the dog barking - nine times out of ten, the owner will be at 

work and probably doesn’t even realize what is going on. Make it short, 

to the point and polite - exactly how you would want someone to talk 

to you if your dog was making a crazy racket! If nothing happens or the 

letter isn’t in some way acknowledged you can always turn to your local 

housing organization or landlord if you are renting. There will normally 

be noise stipulations in rental agreements, so it is well worth finding out 

if your neighbors are renting and getting in touch with their landlord as 

well. You will find that most residential areas have noise control rules set 

in place, so don’t be afraid to find out what your rights are. If nothing 

happens from your complaint to the owner of the dog and the housing 

organization, (or neither of you are renting) it’s time to take a different 

approach. This time, grab some information on the noise control in 

your area and print them out. Combine this in a neat little package 

with another letter, basically saying exactly what the first one did, but 

this time mentioning that this is the second time that you have tried to 

contact them about the complaint and that you will be taking the matter 

further if nothing is resolved. Again, do not be threatening or menacing 

in your words or language. If you still don’t get a positive outcome from 

your effort, it’s time to call the boys in blue. You will need to remember 

that a dog barking situation is not always going to be a priority for your 

local law enforcement agency, buy you do still have rights so you should 

report the complaint. Make yourself a log of everything that has been 

going on -photos or noise clips of the dog barking, times and dates and 

also how long the barking goes on for, all copies of the correspondence 

you have with the owner/neighbor etc. You will need all the evidence 

that you can get your hands on in order to get your problem resolved. 

Get yourself a lawyer. There are ways around this problem and if it comes 

to resorting to a small claims court in order to allow your kids or yourself 

to get a good night’s sleep or a nap, so be it! 

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. 

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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 

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CLASSES FOR 2020-2021 START 

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TH 

The CFISD Board of Trustees approved the recommendation to modify 

the 2020-2021 instructional calendar during a special-called meeting on 

July 21. 

The newly approved calendar pushes back the first day of instruction 

to Tuesday, Sept. 8. The later start date allows the district more time 

to monitor and evaluate the current health conditions in Harris County 

related to COVID-19. Additionally, with the recent authorization of the 

district to implement 1:1 technology for students, the delayed start date 

will provide more time for the district to distribute Chromebooks and 

internet devices to students with a demonstrated need. 

Other changes include the modification of professional development 

days for teachers and a return to duty of Friday, Aug. 14. 

The last day of school is scheduled for June 3; however, weekdays from 

June 7-30 are reserved as closure make-up days in case additional days 

are needed as a result of COVID-19 or other natural disasters. 

To download the 2020-2021 school calendar, visit the CFISD website at 

www.cfisd.net/en/calendar/ 

BOARD APPROVES PURCHASE OF 

CHROMEBOOKS, INTERNET ACCESS TO SUPPORT 

1:1 TECHNOLOGY SOLUTION FOR ALL STUDENTS 

The CFISD Board of Trustees unanimously voted in favor of authorizing 

the superintendent to approve the purchase of portable electronic 

devices for students, LTE internet access for students and other items 

needed to support a one-to-one solution through the Department of 

Information Resources (DIR) purchasing cooperative at an amount not to 

exceed $44 million during a special-called meeting on July 7 th . 

The purchase will support CFISD LTE 1:1 (Learning Together Everywhere), 

which provides every student with an electronic device to support 

quality instruction and resources. The program allows CFISD to meet 

the needs of all students by providing appropriate teacher-directed 

instruction, including real-time live virtual instruction as outlined in the 

Texas Education Agency’s Strong Start 2020-21 plan. 

“All of our students need quality instruction from their teachers,” said Dr. 

Linda Macias, CFISD chief academic officer. “While nothing can replace 

effective face-to-face instruction with a teacher, ensuring all students 

have a Chromebook and internet access will allow them to receive 

remote instruction that is teacher-directed and includes live virtual 

instruction through the CFISD Connect platform. This will allow students 

to be actively engaged in their learning while connecting with their 

teachers and classmates.” 

CFISD LTE 1:1 will function in two parts: Chromebooks featuring built-in 

cameras, microphones and external protective cases; and internet access. 

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Devices will be managed through inventory systems, with accidental 

damage protection and CFISD technicians will be available for repairs. 

Safety layers will prevent unauthorized downloads, while a content filter 

will be installed on all devices in compliance with the Children Internet 

Protection Act. Each device also features a comprehensive reporting 

and alerting system for Chromebooks, which facilitates locating and 

recovering misplaced devices. 

Internet access will be made available for students in households 

indicating a need through mobile hotspots. In addition, CFISD is piloting 

a program to broaden its reach by installing WiFi on buses. 

The CFISD LTE 1:1 website (www.cfisd.net/lte) will provide parents and 

students information on internet filtering, digital citizenship, device care, 

technical support and additional online resources, including handbook 

and guidelines for use, return process and reporting a device lost or 

stolen. 

Technology services team members will work collaboratively with school 

leadership and the curriculum and instruction departments to distribute 

devices to students and identify households in need of internet access. 

“By providing a device for every student, we believe that the district is 

taking a significant step to ensure that our students are positioned for 

success,” said Karen Smith, CFISD chief financial officer. “The CFISD LTE 1:1 

program ties Schoology and CFISD Connect together to complete a high 

quality instructional program. This program positions our students to be 

successful in all learning environments.” 

The goal is to distribute devices prior to the first day of school (September 

8 th ), though availability may ultimately determine the schedule for 

distribution. 

DR. KAYNE SMITH APPOINTED PRESIDENT OF THE 

TEXAS ASSOCIATION FOR PUPIL TRANSPORTATION 

Dr. Kayne Smith, CFISD director of transportation, was recently appointed 

president of the Texas Association for Pupil Transportation (TAPT) in 

conjunction with the association’s 2020 virtual awards ceremony. Smith 

will serve as TAPT’s 48th president and lead the executive committee for 

the 2020-2021 term. 

A TAPT executive committee member the past three years, Smith leads 

one of the largest affiliate organizations to the National Association of 

Pupil Transportation in helping facilitate networking and educational 

opportunities. He served as parliamentarian for two years before serving 

as president-elect for the 2019-2020 term. In addition, Smith has served 

as the legislative committee chairperson since 2015. 

“It was an honor to be elected as President of the Texas Association for 

Pupil Transportation for 2020-2021,” Smith said. “I am excited to be able to 

serve the countless school bus drivers, attendants, technicians, directors 

and other staff members across the state whose purpose is to provide 

a safe and healthy transportation service to the students of Texas. I am 

deeply grateful for the support and encouragement from CFISD and my 

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It’s summertime and that means it’s time to get out the camping gear, fishing 

poles and sun screen! There’s no better way to relax than to sit outside of the 

tent you just set up and breathe in. 

SAM HOUSTON NATIONAL PARK: NEW WAVERLY, TX 

This gorgeous national park offers tent pads, picnic tables, parking spurs 

for trailers, lantern posts, grills, potable water, and toilets. Hiking is very 

popular in the spring when the climate is milder. Water activities get 

going in the summer on Double Lake with canoes and paddleboats that 

can be rented from the park. Deer is the most popular game animal in the 

Sam Houston National Forest, with squirrels second. Quail and dove are 

found around newly regenerated timberland. For the water sportsman, 

fishing and duck hunting can be enjoyed on area lakes and streams. 

BRAZOS BEND: NEEDVILLE, TX 

This park has got plenty of options for activities during your stay. Lots 

of trails, some of which are even wheelchair friendly, wind through the 

woods and bring you to the water’s edge of the lake. Just make sure you’ve 

brushed up on your alligator safety because they’re not uncommon in 

certain areas of the park. Aside from walking or biking the trails, there’s 

also the option of horseback riding on one of the multiuse trails. 

LAKE CONROE KOA: MONTGOMERY, TX 

Here’s a KOA that’s got your back this weekend if you’re trying to relax 

to the max. Bring your RV here, up to 80’ and enjoy the cable tv, wifi, 

hookups and pools to lounge in all day. If you haven’t got an RV, don’t 

feel left out! You can stay in one of the 35 cabins that have bathrooms and 

a full kitchen. Tent campers are welcome as well. Visitors can explore the 

area and find the nearby golf course, restaurants and the lake has plenty 

of recreational activities. 

GALVESTON ISLAND STATE PARK: GALVESTON, TX 

This park is a freaking island, so as far as camping goes you really can’t 

go wrong with this option. There is hiking, biking, fishing, bird watching 

and lots more. One of the many things that make this island campground 

unique is the paddle trails they boast. Though, if you decide to go on these, 

you’ll need to bring your own canoe or kayak because they don’t rent them 

out. Outside the campground, there is an educational theme park called 

Moody Gardens. Bring the kids along and there’ll be plenty of nature for 

people of various interests to enjoy and participate in during the stay. 

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE PARK: SAN FELIPE, TX 

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HUNTSVILLE STATE PARK: HUNTSVILLE, TX 

Here’s a State Park full of relaxation. You can go and unwind in the shade 

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SEA RIM STATE PARK: SABINE PASS, TX 

This park has 4,000 acres of marsh and a boardwalk going through so you 

can enjoy without getting your feet wet. Campers, cabin-dwellers and 

RV-goers all have a place here at Sea Rim State Park. Feel free to fish from 

the boardwalk or explore with your rented or own canoe or kayak. Sea 

Rim also has the option to explore its grounds from home via their virtual 

tour of the trails map. 

NORTHLAKE RV RESORT: HOUSTON, TX 

Come to Northlake RV Resort if you’re looking for a nice and relaxing place 

to kick your feet up and breathe deeply. This resort has got a massive list of 

amenities so it’s ridiculous to try to write them all here, but if you’re interested 

you should definitely check out their website. Some of the best aspects of 

this resort are the park-wide wifi, the stocked fishing lakes and the fire pits. 

This place allows for extended stays and weekend trips, so regardless of your 

plans you’ll definitely have plenty of options right next to home! 

TRADERS VILLAGE RV RESORT: 

Traders Village is a short drive for you and a wonderful place to stay. The 

electric and water hookups are free, there is a pool for swimming, and 

there’s wifi. Bring your picnic supplies so you can eat outside at the picnic 

tables while enjoying the weather. You’re welcome to lounge around 

and enjoy relaxing or you can go next door to the flea market that hosts 

events and activities for visitors. 

ALLSTAR RV RESORT: HOUSTON, TX 

At AllStar RV Resort, they’ve got anything you could need while camping 

in your RV and more. If you’ve got yourself a Fido who wanders himself 

into a smelly situation, there’s a dog washing station here for your (and 

your nose’s) convenience. Take advantage of the swimming pool, the 

computer room, the recreation room and more. There’s also a stadium 

nearby for baseball fans to watch their games. 

ESCAPE THE PAVEMENT: HOUSTON, TX 

There are actually two camping sites associated with Escape the Pavement 

near Houston. There are four aspects to Escape the Pavement: Heyne 

Ranch, Lake Houston Wilderness Park, Blackwood Land Institute and Big 

Thicket National Preserve. It’s actually super great, because no matter 

your flavor preference of outdoors experience, this place has got you. One 

is a ranch for you and your horse to enjoy pastures, rivers and wooded 

trails; perfect for a day trip. You’ll also love the bonfires on the beach! One 

of their campgrounds has over 4,000 acres of forest and a creek that you 

can go ahead and explore the trails winding around through it on your 

horse, bike or on foot. The other area available for camping is restricted to 

primitive camping only because it is located on a preserve. Lastly, the land 

institute is a great educational place for kids and adults alike. Check out 

their website if any of these interest you and start planning a trip! 

LAKE SOMERVILLE: SOMERVILLE, TX 

The campground and park are also full of opportunities for fun in the sun. 

Water activities like swimming, skiing, fishing, and the likes are all great 

ideas on Lake Somerville. There are picnic areas for campers or day hikers 

to sit, enjoy the view, and munch on their sandwiches. Birdwatching, 

volleyball, hiking and horseback riding are popular pass times. Overall, 

this is a wonderful place to relax and play in the great outdoors. 

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SHELDON LAKE STATE PARK: HOUSTON, TX 

Sheldon Lake State Park is open to fishing and wildlife observation. You’re 

welcome to take your boat out for a ride or fish off the banks, so long as 

you’re wary of the alligators inhabiting the park. The learning center has 

tons of activities for the kids that you can sign up for and enjoy. Some 

of these activities are more hands-on, like catch and release fishing 

and some are visual demonstrations like green building technologies 

or smart wildscape demonstrations for gardening and using beautiful 

native plants. 

BASTROP STATE PARK: BASTROP, TX 

A forest with a history and personality, the Lost Pines located on Bastrop 

State Park used to be a luscious and well-groomed forest before being 

damaged by floods and fires. Now, the forest’s recovery is just as beautiful 

a sight. The story itself is a perfect reason to visit, but Bastrop also has 

swimming, biking, hiking and geocaching as an incentive. If you’re 

looking to exploring the surrounding area, Bastrop also has museums 

and restaurants to check out on your vacation! 

BUESCHER STATE PARK: SMITHVILLE, TX 

Experienced bicyclists looking for a challenge will enjoy the bike trails 

here at Buescher State Park. This park connects with Bastrop State Park via 

a paved road with great views of the area. Unfortunately, there is currently 

no swimming in this park, but if you adventure the short commute to the 

nearby Bastrop you’ll find a nice swimming pool for visitors like yourself. 

Lastly, if you’re hankering to float along in a tandem kayak or a canoe, you 

can do so through rental at Buescher State Park. 

LOCKHART STATE PARK: SMITHVILLE, TX 

This park has a pool, grounds for camping, trails to hike and a nine-hole 

golf course among many other things that allow you to get active! If you 

want to go fishing but don’t want to lug around your equipment, you’re 

in luck! The park has fishing equipment available for guests to use during 

their stay. If you’re looking to have a gathering of people for a family or 

church event, there is a Group Recreation Hall that also has a kitchen 

capable of holding up to 75 people at once. 

LAKE LIVINGSTON: LIVINGSTON, TX 

If you’re looking for a beautiful place to host a family reunion, try looking 

here! Campsites have full hookups and there are rentable screen shelters 

as well. As long as you’re wary of the alligators that dwell in the area, 

visitors can enjoy camping, hiking, birding, swimming, and biking. On 

your way in and out you can stop at the souvenir shop that sells treats 

and equipment! 

LAKE LIVINGSTON KOA: ONALASKA, KOA 

Here’s a popular KOA that you’ll probably need to make a reservation for 

ahead of time to ensure you get yourself a spot for the night. There is 

a beautiful pool with lounge chairs for you to relax and sink into while 

soaking in the sun. Your kids will enjoy the playground. If you love 

enjoying the great outdoors and its many inhabitants, there is a local bald 

eagle named Eddie who supposedly flies around the area frequently. 

There is also fishing, a pavilion to admire the scenery in, and is known for 

the sunset views. 

VILLAGE CREEK STATE PARK: LUMBERTON, TX 

Campers interested in sleeping in tents, RVs or cabins are welcome here. 

You’ll be able to go swimming, fishing, biking, hiking and more with your 

friends and family. If you prefer to learn about your surroundings and its 

history rather than being emerged in the real deal, there are programs 

and museums aplenty for you to observe and glean information from 

during your stay. 

PALMETTO STATE PARK: GONZALES, TX 

This little oasis has a multitude of thirsty plants that cannot live in other 

areas due to the lack of water. The park is named for the dwarf palmettos 

that grow beneath the trees. As a visitor, you can also enjoy the copious 

amounts of flowing and stagnant water by swimming, tubing, fishing 

and canoeing. Those interested in keeping dry will enjoy bird watching, 

hiking, geocaching or staring at the dwarf palmettos. 

VICTORIA COLETO CREEK LAKE KOA: VICTORIA, TX 

Come to this RV and tent camping site to enjoy the lovely wildflowers, 

scattered oaks, birds and other wildlife. There is a pond with catfish that you 

can relax on the edge of while fishing and other areas for freshwater fishing. 

The winters are not as frigid as up north, so you can always count on decent 

weather should you decide to vacation here! There are plenty of places in the 

area for you to check out, making it perfect for both short or extended stays. 

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October 24, 2020 from 9 AM to 4 PM. It is located at 6646 Addicks Satsuma 

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VENDOR REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! 

Are you crafty? Are you a distributor for a specialty item? Saint Aidan’s 

Episcopal Church has opened vendor registration for our 7 th Annual Fall 

Festival and Holiday Market! The market and festival will be held Sunday, 

October 25, 2020 from 10 AM-4 PM. We will have both indoor and outdoor 

booths. Saint Aidan’s is located in Cypress at 13131 Fry Road – just south of 

Hwy 290. Our festival features Market Booths, Children’s Area, Petting Zoo, 

Pony Rides, Food Vendors, Silent Auction, Music, Cake Walk and a Trunk 

N Treat. For more information and to register online, visit our website at 

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contacting us at 281-373-3203 or email fallfest@aidanschurch.org. Saint 

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Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s. The Walk will take place 

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graduating seniors planning to attend Lone Star College full-time in the 

fall, our application is open now through May 11, 2020. This summer, the 

Foundation will award $72,000 from the Edwin C. Schroeder Endowment 

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Thursday, October 15, 2020 - Salute to the Stars 

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