NEWS
November 2021
START YOUR HOLIDAY PLANNING NOW! HRCA has many fun events, classes, and activities to get you ready and in the mood for the upcoming holiday season. Register for holiday classes and camps. HRCA offers a wide variety of camps to keep your kids active and entertained over the Thanksgiving and Winter Breaks, from full day at Camp Backcountry to half day art, cooking, LEGO, sports, Therapeutic Recreation camps and more! Camps will fill fast, so don’t wait to register! Start your holiday shopping. Take an art class to make unique holiday gifts, attend the Holiday Craft Fair on November 13, purchase Highlands Ranch swag at one of the recreation centers, or pick up something at the Pottery Sale at Southridge on November 15. Not sure what to buy that special someone? Pick up an HRCA gift-card, good for the purchase of any class, league, or event! Get in the spirit with fun events. Nutcracker Highlights, Classical Music Series, Princess Tea Party, and Dueling Pianos are a few of the events we have planned for the upcoming season. Purchase tickets to any of these events at www.HRCAonline.org/Tickets. Be sure to mark your calendar for the Hometown Holiday event on December 3. Put your house on the Holiday House Decorating Map. Show your holiday spirit and let everyone see your amazing holiday decorations. Submit your address and a photo by December 9 to have it added to the map; visit www.HRCAonline.org/Happenings. Visit our web site at www.HRCAonline.org/Happenings to find all of these upcoming holiday events and classes!
HRCA JOB FAIR ON NOVEMBER 1 Be a part of our team! HRCA is hosting an HRCA-only Job Fair on Monday, November 1, from 8:00 a.m. to Noon in the community room at Eastridge Recreation Center. We invite you to come talk to us about the current job openings. Please visit www.HRCAonline.org/Jobs to view all open positions and submit an application.
HR HISTORIC HIGHLIGHTS: HR SOUTH METRO FIRE RESCUE PUTS OUT MORE THAN FIRES Highlands Ranch’s early residents had no fire and rescue services. “Before 1986, Highlands Ranch was not located within a fire district,” said Eric Hurst, Public Information Officer, South Metro Fire Rescue. “If fires were large, residents’ property would be lost before neighboring fire districts could arrive.” The closest fire departments were in Littleton and Louviers. “In 1986, the first fire and rescue vehicle with a 300-gallon water tank was purchased for Highlands Ranch,” he said. It was staffed with two firefighters, including a paramedic, who mostly responded to calls for injured construction workers, grass fires and natural gas leaks. “Highlands Ranch Metro District contracted with Littleton Fire Rescue for services in 1987,” Hurst said. The same year, Highlands Ranch’s first station (#17) opened on University Blvd. near Eastridge Recreation Center. Its new engine carried 750 gallons of water and was staffed with three firefighters. As Highlands Ranch grew, so did the size of its Fire and Rescue department. Opened in October 1994 on Blakeland Drive, “Squirt” 16 was a shared facility with the City of Littleton. The opening of Station 18 on Timbervale Trail followed in July 1998.
Applications can be submitted prior to the Job Fair, or laptops will be available to complete an application at the event. When submitting an application, please enter JOB FAIR for how you heard about the position. Join us to meet department supervisors, and interview for open positions upon application approval.
“The first large-scale wildland fire in Fall 2003 that burned more than 1,000 acres at Cherokee Ranch sounded the alarm for additional training and equipment,” said Hurst. That eventually
Masks are highly encouraged at the Job Fair.
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JERRY FLANNERY CEO and General Manager Thanksgiving is right around the corner. I hope everyone takes time this month to reflect on things for which they are thankful. There are plenty of activities this month to kick off the holiday festivities. First are the Backcountry Half Marathon and Adult Health Fair on November 6. Later on are the Holiday Craft Show, Dueling Pianos, and the Nutcracker Highlights. Please check our calendar for more details on these events at www.HRCAonline.org/Events.
Budget: This year’s budget will have a zero-dollar increase. The total assessment will remain the same at $622.88 for the 2022 calendar year. More information about the budget is available online at www.HRCAonline.org/Budget. The HRCA budget development process is approximately three months long and includes internal staff preparation, direction from the CEO and Board of Directors, two half-day meetings with the Finance Committee and input from the Delegates at three budget presentations throughout the preparation process. All meetings are open to the public and members of the community are always encouraged to attend.
Krystal Woodbury. We want to thank all the candidates for their application and interest in serving on the Board. Thank you to past Board member, Krystal Woodbury, for serving as Director since 2017 and for her work with the Finance Committee. We can’t thank her enough for all her guidance and leadership over the years. Our new Board member, Dan DeBacco, has served as a Delegate since 2017, volunteered with the Backcountry Wilderness area in different capacities, and served as Vice-Chair on the Architectural Committee. As a Board Member, Dan is bringing not only extensive organizational experience, but also professional experience with his background in Real Estate and Finance. Congratulations to Dan, we look forward to working with him on the Board.
Volunteer of the Month: Thank you to
multiple candidates, the Board of Directors voted to appoint Dan DeBacco as the
all the HRCA families who volunteered at the Oktoberfest booths and got the word out about all of our HRCA programs! Thank you also to all the staff and residents who participated in the Oktoberfest celebrations. The warmer weather brought out a crowd this year which made the event a successful fund-raiser for the Highlands
newest Board Member at the October 8 Meeting. The appointment was needed due to the early resignation of Director
Ranch Cultural Affairs Association (HRCAA) fund. In addition to Oktoberfest, the HRCAA looks forward to providing more
Board Appointment: After interviewing
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303-471-8958 Jim Allen, Scott Lemmon, Brock Norris, Melissa Park Dan DeBacco
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educational, artistic, musical, theatrical, and dance events to the more than 100,000 Highlands Ranch residents and surrounding communities in the upcoming year. Have a Blessed and Happy Thanksgiving!
SCHEDULE YOUR COLORADO GIVES DAY DONATION TODAY! The Highlands Ranch Cultural Affairs Association (CAA) is a nonprofit created to produce cultural, historic, and educational programs and events annually, including Highlands Ranch Days, Oktoberfest, the Summer Concert Series, and many programs. The CAA also funds the annual Art Encounters outdoor sculpture program in Highlands Ranch. In 2021, Colorado Gives Day is on Tuesday, December 7, but you don’t need to wait until then to schedule your donation to the Cultural Affairs Assoc! Support the CAA by going to www.ColoradoGives.org/CAA.
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COMMUNITY NEWS A word from the DCSO.. auto theft is on the rise In the last year, Highlands Ranch has seen a 13 percent increase in auto thefts and Douglas County a 44 percent increase. The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) has increased patrols and has specialized units working in areas where we have seen high increases in thefts. However, the Sheriff’s office can’t do it alone. Below are some tips to help you from becoming a victim • Always lock your vehicles (parked in or outside a garage). • Remove all valuable items, and all items in general, from your vehicle (glove boxes included). DCSO has seen a lot of vehicle break-ins (meaning the vehicle was not left unlocked) due to items left in the cab of the vehicle. The less appealing you can make your vehicle the better. • DO NOT leave firearms in your vehicles. • If you have a garage door opener in your vehicle, remove it when the vehicle is parked outside. • Have all important information (i.e. VIN, License Plate, vehicle descriptors) written down just in case your vehicle should be stolen. • If you have a tracking system on your vehicle, keep the subscription up-to-date. • Leave exterior lighting on outside of your residence or have motion sensor lights. • It is highly recommended to get a good home security system, with cameras. This doesn’t necessarily deter crime but could help with a subsequent investigation. • For residents living in apartment complexes, town homes, or condos, go outside on the weekends and periodically check on your vehicle. DCSO has had several reports where a vehicle is parked on Friday and not discovered as stolen until Monday or later. • Report suspicious persons in your neighborhood. In addition, DCSO has four-dozen free steering wheel clubs (locking device for steering wheel) for residents who have recently had a vehicle stolen or who have a vehicle that falls in the top 10 vehicles stolen in Colorado (per the Colorado Metropolitan Auto Theft Task Force). For more information about this program feel free to stop by the Highlands Ranch Substation located at 9250 Zotos Drive.
(story continued from page 1) led to consolidating resources. In January 2019, voters of Highlands Ranch and the City of Littleton approved merging Littleton Fire Rescue with South Metro Fire Rescue. In March 2021, Station 20 opened on E. Wildcat Reserve Parkway across from Mountain Vista High School. This state-of-the-art, 10,000-square-foot, $7.6 million facility improved response times to southern Highlands Ranch. In front of Station 20 is a red hose cart likely one of the first pieces of firefighting equipment purchased for the Town of Littleton in December 1891. As Littleton Independent described, “The men did not have fancy fire trucks, but were obliged to run and drag a heavy two-wheeled cart holding around 750 feet of 2½ inch hose.” This equipment from more than a century ago is a reminder of the fire and rescue profession’s proud history.
WINTER PROPERTY PREP Fall has officially arrived and is the ideal time to prepare your lawn and landscaping for the upcoming winter season. Here are some tips to help you prepare: • Aerate and/or dethatch your lawn • Restore bare spots or re-sod • Apply a winter fertilizer • Prune and remove dead tree branches • Plant trees and shrubs and allow them to become well-established before the winter • Before shutting down the sprinklers, give your lawn a good watering to prevent root damage that can occur over the winter • Disconnect your hoses and blow out your sprinkler system to prevent pipe freezing For more information, call the Master Gardeners at Colorado State University Cooperative Extension of Douglas County at 720-733-6935 or email mgardenr@ douglas.co.us. Fall is also a good time to assess your property to plan and budget for future maintenance. We recommend that you check your home for the following: • Inspect to see if your home will require painting or if there is any exposed wood that needs repair. • Check all roofing and gutters for needed repairs/maintenance. • Check fencing for broken pickets, boards, water damage and general maintenance. A few other friendly neighbor reminders: • Bag fall leaves and put them out for trash, don't blow them into the street as they end up in your neighbor's yards. • Drain your hot tub into your own yard or to the street and not your neighbor's yard.
For more about the history of Highlands Ranch, visit www.theHRHS.org.
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RANCH UPDATES & EVENTS YOUR HEALTH WITH UCHEALTH – MEN'S HEALTH Join Austin DeRosa, MD, David Sobel, MD, and Chris Oliver, MD from UCHealth Highlands Ranch Hospital for our Virtual Health Series. Discussion will include common issues men face such as urology, cancer, and more. You will have the opportunity to ask your questions and get answers. This online session is free, but pre-registration is required. Sign up at www.HRCAonline.org/YourHealth.
CLASSICAL MUSIC SERIES The Highlands Ranch Cultural Affairs Association (HRCAA) is proud to present two more nights of classical music showcasing the Denver Symphony. Each evening includes an open house starting at 5:30 p.m. for your self-guided Mansion tour. The more intimate November performance is set in the solarium while the December holiday performance is in the gorgeous Great Hall. Buy tickets at www.HRCAonline.org/Tickets. The series performances: November 9: String Quartet Perfection December 7: Holidays with Harp and Flute • $25 in advance, $30 at the door, if not sold out. • Highlands Ranch Mansion, 9950 Gateway Dr.
FREE • Wednesday, November 3 • 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. • Zoom
ADULT HEALTH AND INFORMATION FAIR Come to the Adult Health and Information Fair to learn about active adult programming, nutrition and fitness planning, legal and financial information, medication review, handyman services, wellness screenings, real estate specialists, and more! The HRCA, Highlands Ranch Metro District, and Senior Outreach of Highlands Ranch have joined forces to bring you these local service providers under one roof. FREE • Saturday, November 6 • 9:00 a.m. - Noon • Eastridge - 9568 University Blvd.
HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIR Are you ready to get a jump on your holiday shopping? The best place to look is a local gift fair! There’s something for everyone at the annual Holiday Craft Fair on Saturday, November 13 at Eastridge from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. You’ll find everything from home dècor items to jewelry, food, ornaments and more with over 100 exhibitors all under one roof. Come get a head start this holiday season with the wide selection of fun and festive gifts for yourself or that very special someone. You’ll be delighted with the quality and selection. Admission is free! Saturday, November 13 • 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. • Free • Eastridge, 9568 University Blvd.
DUELING PIANOS Enjoy an evening of your favorite songs performed by two talented pianists from Howl at the Moon! Dueling Pianos is a live, interactive, sing-along show that will get you up dancing! Request your favorite songs from classic rock to today's pop hits! A cash bar will be available.
POTTERY SALE - HOLIDAY SHOW Need one-of-a-kind gifts for the Holidays? Stop by the HRCA's Pottery Sale Holiday Show on November 15 at Southridge Recreation Center. Hours are from 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Credit cards are welcome.
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• Friday, November 19 • 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. • Southridge, 4800 McArthur Ranch Rd. • Tickets $15 in advance; $20 at the door, if not sold out. • 16+ for some adult humor, 21+ to purchase and consume alcohol. IDs will be checked.
UPCOMING EVENTS HOLIDAY HOUSE DECORATING Do your Christmas decorations put Clark Griswold to shame? Well, show everyone in Highlands Ranch by adding your home to HRCA’s Holiday House Decorating Map!
Take a photo of your Highlands Ranch home at night while lit and decorated, and submit it with the online form by 5:00 p.m. on December 9; go to www.HRCAonline.org/HolidayHouse. Your address will be added to the on-line map. Beginning December 10, everyone is invited to use the map to view the festive sights and lights!
NEW EVENT! - CHAMBER MUSIC Experience a Holiday show with "Holidays through the Ages" performed by the Chamber Music Society of Greater Denver. Led by artistic director Laura Schulkind, the Chamber Music Society of Greater Denver spotlights the late Classical and early Romantic eras, featuring some of the most beautiful music composed for woodwinds, piano, and guitar. Now based in Highlands Ranch, the Chamber Music Society of Greater Denver celebrates its 15th anniversary in 2021 with its first ever residency in partnership with the Highlands Ranch Cultural Affairs Association. Visit www.HRCAonline.org/ chambermusic. • $20 per person • Southridge, Wildcat Auditorium, 4800 McArthur Ranch Road • Saturday, December 11 - 6:30 p.m. and Sunday, December 12 - 2:30 p.m.
NUTCRACKER HIGHLIGHTS On November 20, the Highlands Ranch Cultural Affairs Association (CAA) presents a holiday must-see, the Nutcracker "Highlights”. This is one Christmas tradition that many families enjoy year after year. The International Youth Ballet returns to Highlands Ranch to perform two one-hour performances of The Nutcracker Suite, perfect for families with small children! This performance will leave little ones with visions of sugarplums dancing in their heads! Join us for one of two performances at Southridge from 3:00 - 4:00 p.m. or 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. This event always sells out, so purchase your tickets now. Seating is first-come, first-served. Children under two are free if they sit on a parent's lap. November 20 • 3:00 or 7:00 p.m. • Southridge, 4800 McArthur Ranch Rd. • Tickets per person: $8 in advance, $11 at the door, if not sold out.
Purchase tickets online at www.HRCAonline.org/Tickets. All tickets are subject to service fees.
HOMETOWN HOLIDAY & WINTER MARKET There’s no place like home for the holidays! HRCA proudly presents Hometown Holiday, the tradition which boasts treats for everyone and lots of hometown cheer! This old-fashioned celebration is a winter wonderland of fun-filled festivities including local choirs, strolling carolers, food, reindeer, hayrides, and Santa and Mrs. Claus! Don't forget to get your free photo with Santa. Santa and Mrs. Claus arrive to to kick off the celebration at 5:00 p.m., and they must leave at 7:30 p.m. to catch their sleigh back to the North Pole! A Winter Market will run during the Hometown Holiday festival. The Metro Denver Farmers' Market will bring unusual gift ideas, handmade items, and foods for that special gift or holiday meal. So, bundle up and stroll through the market stalls of Colorado farmers and crafters. • Friday, December 3 • 4:30 - 7:30 p.m. • Free • Town Center South, 9288 Dorchester St.
UPCOMING EVENTS - DECEMBER 3
Hometown Holiday & Winter Market
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Colorado Gives Day
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Holiday Classical Music Series: Holidays with Harp and Flute
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UCHealth Series: Tackling Mental Health
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Holiday House Decorating
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Holiday Princess Tea Party
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CLASSES, CAMPS & ACTIVITIES Got Game? HRCA’s Youth Tennis Program Does! HRCA has been proudly introducing the life-long sport of tennis through programs that provide a fun experience while also serving as a convenient and affordable option for parents. HRCA’s dedicated coaching staff helps students beginning at age four develop their skills and a passion for the game through its programming and instruction taught at the six lit courts at the state-of-the-art Northridge Tennis Pavilion. Please check out all HRCA has to offer at www.HRCAonline.org or call 471-8940 for more information.
NEW GROUP FITNESS CLASSES ADDED! Group fitness is adding more classes into the schedule! Our 5:30 a.m. cycle class is back on Tuesday mornings at Westridge along with our evening Barre Flow class from 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. at Southridge. In addition, we have added evening yoga and cardio and strength class options to accommodate people who work 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Heated yoga flow at 5:45 p.m. on Wednesdays is located at Northridge. RIPPED (a strength cardio combination class) is on Thursdays at 5:45 p.m. at Northridge. Give our new classes a try today! Register at www.HRCAonline.org/Fitness and email hannah.anderson@hrcaonline. org with any questions.
HRCA Therapeutic Recreation Programs for Special Needs - Sports Night Join us in November and December for Wednesday night sports fun at Southridge Recreation Center. Indoor Soccer time for athletes with special needs is 5:15 - 6:00 p.m. This program encourages teamwork and sportsmanship while focusing on the skills needed for soccer. Come out and join the fun! For more information please visit www.HRCAonline.org/TR. For information about the Therapeutic Recreation Program offerings, class pricing, and availability please call 303-471-7043 or email saden@hrcaonline.org. If you’d like to join our volunteer team we’re currently looking for those interested in helping with our current programs.
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ADULT SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS HRCA Sports is excited to announce that Team Bash from the Sunday Men’s 35+ Basketball League achieved a milestone by capturing their 10th team championship! Bash has been a part of the men’s basketball leagues year-round for over 7 years. Congratulations to all the players on Bash for achieving this monumental milestone. HRCA offers adult leagues for basketball, soccer, volleyball and racquetball. For more information, please contact Lisa Sheley at lisa.sheley@hrcaonline.org or call 303-471-8838.
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The HR Race Series wraps up 2021 in style with our marquee event: The 13th annual Backcountry Wilderness Half Marathon on November 6. The course for 2021 will feature a route with 100 percent trail and 100 percent chance of amazing views and memories. Participants will receive a custom long sleeve event shirt, a custom giveaway, and a gorgeous custom finisher medal, all you can eat pancakes and FREE beer (21+) at the finish. Head over to www.HRraceseries.org for more information and to get registered!
HRCA Hosts High School Swim Teams
HRCA is excited to once again welcome the Rock Canyon, Thunder Ridge, Mountain Vista, and Highlands Ranch High School Girls Swim Teams. The Westridge, Eastridge, and Northridge Recreation Centers host the teams' practices November through February. All home meets (pending safety guidelines) are hosted on Tuesday and Thursday at the Recreation Center at Northridge. February through May, HRCA hosts the local High School Boys Swim Teams. Please check with the pool schedules available at each recreation center, as well as on the HRCA web site for when the swim teams will be at each facility.
CLASSES, CAMPS & ACTIVITIES The Power of ART As Albert Einstein once said, “Imagination is more powerful than knowledge”. As the cool temperatures settle in, it is time to give your children and yourself an opportunity to nurture the imagination. HRCA offers a variety of art and pottery programs to suit all ages and family schedules. This chilly, fall month try enrolling in Drawing and Painting for ages 6-11 or Turkey Time Clay Creations in our Pottery Studio for ages 4-6. We also have a variety of clay hand-building and wheel classes for teens to adults. Our November session of knitting, drawing, painting, and Zen Doodle for adults will be sure to inspire some seasonal creativity! There are also a variety of cooking, dance and music classes for all ages and stages too, so join us this month! For more information, please call 303-471-8853 or visit the web site at www.HRCAonline.org/Art.
Adult Seminars HRCA offers a variety of adult seminars to help you make sense of the choices you face in building your future and planning for retirement. This month, we are offering Will Seminar, Living Trust, and Retirement Planning Today® workshops. For more information on these programs, please call 303-471-8818.
Three Backcountry Programs to Try This November Full Moon Hike, November 19: Leave your flashlight behind and let the full moon guide this hike into the Backcountry Wilderness Area. Put your senses on full alert as you take in the sights and sounds of the night. A naturalist will share how humans and animals see in the darkness versus the daylight, and how your eyes may not be able to see what's out there.
Camp Backcountry Off-Season Camps, November 1 & 22-24: Experience the magic of summer camp in the winter! We’ll explore the ways our natural world has changed since summer, practice our turkey calls, and cook s’mores or other treats over the campfire. As always, Camp Backcountry focuses on building confidence and skills in the outdoors.
Little Equestrians, Every Sunday: Little Equestrians is the perfect bridge from pony programs to horseback riding lessons! This 30-minute, private pony-riding lesson firms up the basics of safe—and fun—riding with more attention to details between the rider, instructor, and the pony. Visit www.HRCAonline.org/Backcountry to register.
GIVE THANKS! Leaves are on the ground, snow is beginning to fall, and you want to find a fun, engaging activity for your little one! Consider our Creative Kids classes at Westridge Rec Center. In November we will be offering classes every day of the week focused on the following themes: Scarecrows, Cornucopia, Let’s Be Thankful, I’m Stuffed, Calling All Turkeys, and Fall Leaves! It is a great time to get involved. For more information, please call 303-471-8818.
BACK THE BACKCOUNTRY It's hard not to marvel at the Backcountry Wilderness Area for its unique role as an island of conservation in the rapidly growing south metro region and a golden opportunity for people of all ages to experience the natural world so close to home. This month, we're asking you to Back the Backcountry! We're looking for 100 individual donations— from November 1-14—to grow our community of people who value our local wild place and the lessons it can teach each one of us. Join us at Living the Dream Brewing Co. on November 14 from Noon - 4:00 p.m. for an afternoon of celebration of local wildlife habitat conservation and environmental education! Door prizes, gear giveaways, and more to benefit the Backcountry Conservation & Education Fund! For more information, visit www.HRCAonline.org/ backcountryfriends or email lindsey.mckissick@hrcaonline.org.
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FACILITY CLOSURES November 25 All recreation centers and the Administrative Offices are closed for Thanksgiving. November 26 Administrative Offices are closed.
We wish you a happy and safe holiday.
Check the web site for the most up-to-date closure information.
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Community Partners The HRCA’s ability to bring events to Highlands Ranch is made possible in part by our Community Partners, the Highlands Ranch Cultural Affairs Association (CAA), and the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD).
NOVEMBER EVENTS
For event details, see page 5 or visit www.HRCAonline.org. November 3
UCHealth Series - Men's Health
November 6
Adult Health and Information Fair
November 8
Board Working Session* 5:30 p.m.
November 9
Classical Music Series - String Quartet Perfection
November 13 Holiday Gift Fair November 15 Pottery Sale at Southridge November 16
Delegate & Board Meeting* 5:30 p.m.
November 19 Dueling Pianos November 20 Nutcracker Highlights * These meetings are open to our members.