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Manager’s Corner February 2026 Hello, February is a time to celebrate kindness and connection as we look forward to the promise of warmer weather ahead. While the days remain cold, we encourage everyone to take extra care when walking outdoors and to stay mindful of winter safety. Thank you for looking out for one another and helping keep our community safe, welcoming, and full of heart during this season.

We would like to welcome new residents Aaron Hamilton and Mary Ann Hamilton 87 Bainbrook St and Bruno and James Metzke 150 Security Ln to our park.

Newly made park signs are coming to Cedarwood. Be on the lookout. Thank you, Cameron.

The results of the winners of the Christmas Decorating contest came after the January newsletter was submitted, so the results are as follows: 1st prize - 165 Mary Walters 2nd prize - 52 Jacque Taylor 3rd prize - 9 Loida Gonzalez Honorable mention - 6 Toni Bamford Congratulations to the winners and thank you all for decorating for Christmas!

Also, the New Years party was a great success! Everyone had a great time! Danny and Shannon led the line dancing. The food was great and there were about 30 in attendance. Jackie and Maggie won the 50’s dress up contest. Thank you, Social Committee!

Thank you, Sheilah Perez for all your hard work as Board President! Her last meeting was on 01/27/26. Her accomplishments: New management company, 4% fixed rate on loans, updated R&R’s and many other important things that saved money and made our park run smoother. You will be missed.

Upcoming events are: The Valentines Breakfast 02/15/26 and The St. Patrick’s Day Celebration on 03/15/26. Please make note of these events so you can plan to attend.

The park has been pretty quiet lately. Which is a good thing. There are no thefts to report. Kudos to the neighborhood watch team and the off hours manager’s Danny and MaryJane! Also, thank you to all the residents who are actively watching for trespassers. Thank you for all you do!

If you would like to have your voice heard please attend the monthly board meetings every 2nd Wednesday of the month.

When walking your dog, please remember to pick up after it.

If you smoke, please remember to pick up your cigarette butts. Do not throw them on the ground for someone to else to pick up.

If you see someone on a bike with a shopping bag, call the office or the afterhours manager.

If you can, please leave a positive review for the park on Yelp or Google. We have a wonderful community with wonderful people living here and want to reflect that in a positive light as it should be. I love living here and want others to know that about it.

Also, the park now has a Facebook page and you can request to be a part of that as well. When searching for it, look the picture of our creek.

There was a strange odor outside in January. If you smell something outside for a few minutes that doesn’t seem right, call PG&E and then the office or off hours managers. If you don’t let us know right away, we won’t be able to locate the source.

It could be something serious.

Let the office know if you see anything unsafe around the park like a sidewalk that needs attention or anything. We are working on the parking blocks. The ones that need to be replaced will be replaced soon. We are trying to keep the park safe and free of trip hazards or any other type of problems.

Margaret is taking some much-needed time off from the Newsletter but she will be back soon!

So glad March is coming with the warmer weather so we can thaw out.

Well, that’s all we have for now. We hope everyone has a great month!

Famous Quotes: “Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.” —Oscar Wilde

“Do one thing every day that scares you.” —Eleanor Roosevelt “Life does not have to be perfect to be wonderful.” —Annette Funicello “Life has no limitations; except the ones you make.” —Les Brown “Life is a daring adventure or it is nothing at all.” —Helen Keller “Never let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game.” —Babe Ruth

Upcoming Events in the park: February 15th – Valentines Day Breakfast March 15th – St. Patrick Day Celebration

Silly Jokes Why did the old man fall into that well? Because he couldn’t see that well.

The key to structured retirement? A ridged nap schedule.

The older I get, the older “old” becomes.

Happy Birthday!

Birthday’s: Feb.2- Jane Hinshaw Feb. 6-Valter Teixeira Feb. 13-Glalynn Baird Feb.18-Barbara Bettencourt Feb. 18-Steven Sanchez Feb.22-Marilyn McCoy Feb. 25-Sue Webberson No anniversaries

Florin - Submitted by Louis Silveira, Barbara Bettencourt’s son in law: The early settlers that migrated to the Florin area were generally of European and Asian descent. They worked on ranches, dairies, orchards and other fields of agriculture.

In the 1850s, the world-renowned horticulturist, Mr. James Rutter, planted the prize winning ‘Florin Flame Tokay’ grape. For almost a century Florin, California was the center of the Tokay grape production.

Because of the array of wildflowers blooming in open fields, Judge E.B. Crocker in 1864, named the town “Florin” (from the Latin word “Flora” meaning flower). However, the name did not become official until the opening of the train depot and the post office in 1875.

During the early 20th century Florin’s economy focused on agricultural production. Strawberries were the most common produce grown. Japanese immigrants were the dominant group in Florin, and they were the predominant farmers in Florin, making Florin the Strawberry Capital and shipped all across the United States. During Florin’s peak years (between late 1890’s and early 1900’s), the shipments of strawberries and grapes netted up to 250 train cars per season. The Florin Fruit Growers’ Association was the oldest family’s cooperative west of the Mississippi, and the town thrived.

Unfortunately, Pearl Harbor was bombed, and the fear of the Japanese consumed the country, especially on the west coast.

President FDR issued Executive Order 9066 and within one month over 2,500 Japanese (half of Elk Grove High School) were taken from their land and sent to ten internment camps throughout the United States for four years. Most of the agricultural production ceased and when the war was over most had lost their land and very few returned. The character of Florin was forever changed.

Florin Historical Society continues to preserve and keep the history alive and holds several events throughout the year. Their meetings are held at their museum at 7145 McComber Street, Florin 95828, every second Thursday of the month at 7:00 pm. Membership is only $15/year and worth just receiving their newsletter. Call (916) 947-9268 if interested.

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Gemstones in February Across 1. Biblical beast 4. Inflexible 9. Babysitter’s handful 10. “Home ___” 11. Rightful 12. Artery problems 13. Expresses 15. Sooner St. 16. Get fit after injury 18. “Stubborn ___ a mule” 20. Corolla and Prius maker 23. Bake, as eggs 25. Dine 26. They’re nuts 27. Colorado Indian 28. Some porcelain 29. Fraternity letters Down 1. Boosts 2. Censor’s target 3. Asparagus unit 4. Thoroughbred 5. “You got that right!”

6. Moo ___ gai pan 7. “What’s gotten ___ you?”

8. Escritoire 14. Foursome 17. Petty-Officer on merchant ship 18. Questions 19. Boutique 21. 1984 Nobelist 22. “Planet of the ___” 24. 1969 Peace Prize grp.

The title is a clue to the word in the shaded diagonal.

February Sudoku How to solve sudoku puzzles No math is required to solve a sudoku.

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TRIVIA TEASER

The Golden Age 1. Which actor played the title character in the James Bond film The Man With the Golden Gun? a-Frank Sinatra, b-Raymond Burr, c-Randy Quaid, d-Christopher Lee. 2. Formerly known as the Warriors, what is the "golden" sports team nickname now used at Marquette University in Milwaukee?a-Golden Bears, b-Golden Lights, c-Golden Eagles, d-Golden Panthers.

3. While Moses was away collecting the Ten Commandments, who fashioned a golden calf worshipped by the Hebrews? a-Lazarus, b-Aaron, c-Noah, d-Joshua.

4. In which movie did James Stewart rescue a suicidal Kim Novak from beneath the Golden Gate Bridge? a-The Big Clock, b-Bend of the River, c-Vertigo, d-Bell, Book and Candle.

5. Which pop song was the theme song for the sitcom The Golden Girls? a-"Lonely Boy," b-"Say You, Say Me," c"Thank You For Being a Friend," d-"My Generation."

6. Which PGA star is nicknamed "The Golden Bear?" a-Jack Nicklaus, b-Lee Trevino, c-Curtis Strange, d-Tiger Woods.

7. Which city is separated by an inlet called the Golden Horn? a-Budapest, b-Istanbul, c-Buenos Aires, d-Copenhagen.

8. What was the name of the ship on which Sir Francis Drake became the first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe? a-Golden Plover, b-Golden Bowl, c-Golden Hind, d-Golden Fleece.

9. The flag of which country pictures a golden eagle with a snake in its mouth? a-Mexico, b-Philippines, c-Lithuania, dItaly.

10. In the game of Quidditch, played by Harry Potter, how many points is capturing the Golden Snitch worth? a-50, b-100, c-150, d-250.

QUOTES "You know you're in love when you can't fall asleep because reality is finally better than your dreams."

Dr. Seuss "The best thing to hold onto in life is each other."

Audrey Hepburn "I saw that you were perfect, and so I loved you. Then I saw that you were not perfect and I loved you even more."

Angelita Lim "To love and be loved is to feel the sun from both sides."

David Viscott "Love is the condition in which the happiness of another person is essential to your own."

Robert A. Heinlein "True love is selfless. It is worthy of the person it loves."

BetterHelp The big rewards come to those who travel the second, undemanded mile.

Bruce Barton Ask yourself: "How am I going to live today in order to create the tomorrow I'm committed to?"

Tony Robbins Great opportunities to help others seldom come, but small ones surround us every day.

Sally Koch The difference between try and triumph is a little umph.

Zig Ziglar We all live under the same sky, but we don't all have the same horizon.

Konrad Adenauer One of the great lessons in life is to know that even fools are right sometimes.

Winston Churchill

The Lighter Side

Plan ahead

A groundhog named Phil woke up on February 2nd, peeked out of his burrow, saw his shadow, and sighed dramatically.

He turned to his wife and said, "Six more weeks of winter... but at least we'll have Valentine's Day to look forward to!"

She rolled her eyes and replied, "Honey, you say that every year. And every year you still forget to get me flowers."

Phil thought for a second, then grinned.

"True... but this time I'm prepared! I already ordered them."

"Really?" she asked, surprised.

"Yeah," he said proudly, "I got you a dozen roses... they're just six weeks late because of the shadow thing."

The Lion Tamer A man tells the circus master that he wants to join the circus as a lion tamer.

The circus master asked if he has any experience and the man says, "Why, yes.

My father was one of the most famous lion tamers in the world, and he taught me everything he knew."

"Really?" said the circus master. "Did he teach you how to make a lion jump through a flaming hoop?"

"Yes he did," the man replies.

"And did he teach you how to have six lions form a pyramid?"

"Yes he did," the man replies.

"And have you ever stuck your head in a lion's mouth?"

"Just once," the man replies.

The circus master asks, "Why only once?"

The man says, "I was looking for my father."

Answers to The Golden Age 1-d, Christopher Lee 2-c, Golden Eagles 3-b, Aaron 4-c, "Vertigo" 5-c, "Thank You For Being a Friend" 6-a, Jack Nicklaus 7-b, Istanbul 8-c, Golden Hind 9-a, Mexico 10-c, 150

February 2026 Calendar Special Months

ONSHIPS, Snow Bowl, Camden, ME. 35th

18, ASH WEDNESDAY.

AMERICAN HEART MONTH, heart.org NATIONAL AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY MONTH NATIONAL BLACK HISTORY MONTH, asalh. org.

NATIONAL CHERRY MONTH, usacherries. com.

17, MARDI GRAS.

5-16, FLORIDA STATE FAIR, Tampa, FL, floridastatefair.com.

6, NATIONAL WEAR RED DAY, heart.org or goredforwomen.org.

7, CHINESE NEW YEAR PARADE IN SAN FRANCISCO. Year of the Horse, chineseparade.com

18, LENT begins. Feb. 18 -April 2.

19, GEORGIA NATIONAL RODEO, Georgia National Fairgrounds, Perry, GA. 22-28, NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK.

7, SUPER BOWL LX, Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, CA., nfl.com.

25, WORLD SPAY DAY, 30th annual, worldspayday.org .

NATIONAL TIME MANAGEMENT MONTH

11-15, GRAND RAPIDS BOAT SHOW, DeVos Place, Grand Rapids, MI., showspan.com.

26, GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK ESTABLISHED: ANNIVERSARY, Feb 26, 1919.

SPAY/NEUTER AWARENESS MONTH, worldspayday.org.

12, SAFETY PUP'S BIRTHDAY, nationalchildsafetycouncil.org.

26, NATIONAL CHILI DAY.

Events

13, WORLD RADIO DAY, Observed since 2012, diamundialradio.org

31-Jan–29-Mar, ARIZONA RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL, Weekends. arizona.renfestinfo. com.

14, GEORGE WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY PARADE, Alexandria, VA., washingtonbirthday. net.

1-28, AFRICAN-AMERICAN CULTURE HERITAGE MONTH, jyfmuseums.org.

14, NATIONAL DONOR DAY, organdonor. gov.

1, GRAMMY AWARDS, Los Angeles. Annual.

14, ST. VALENTINE'S DAY

NATIONAL PET DENTAL HEALTH MONTH, avma.org/events/national-pet-dentalhealth-month.

2, CANDLEMAS, Presentation of the Lord.

2, GROUNDHOG DAY 2, SNOW MOON, Also called Hunger Moon.

The February Full Moon.

3, 2026 PRO BOWL, Moscone Center, San Francisco, CA. nfl.com/pro-bowl.

27, INTERNATIONAL POLAR BEAR DAY, polarbearinternational.org.

28, WORLD SWORD SWALLOWERS DAY.

15, CANADA: MAPLE LEAF FLAG ADOPTED: ANNIVERSARY, Feb 15, 1965.

13–21, BRAZIL: CARNIVAL, Also in French West Indies.

13-16, GREAT BACKYARD BIRD COUNT, 29th annual, audubon.org.

21, WORLD PANGOLIN DAY, 15th annual, pangolins.org/world-pangolin-day.

4-11, JAPAN: SAPPORO SNOW FESTIVAL 4, WORLD CANCER DAY. worldcancerday. org.

15, DAYTONA 500, Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, FL., daytonainternationalspeedway.com.

5–Mar 14, SIX NATIONS CHAMPIONSHIP (RBS 6 NATIONS), rbs6nations.com.

15, NBA ALL-STAR GAME 2026,Intuit Dome, Inglewood, CA. 75th annual, nba.com.

6-8, US NATIONAL TOBOGGAN CHAMPI-

16, PRESIDENTS DAY, Federal holiday.

28, SEATTLE EARTHQUAKE ANNIVERSARY, Seattle (Nisqually) earthquake, magnitude 6.8, injures hundreds and causes $2 billion in damage (25th anniversary)

National Pet Theft Awareness Day, Feb. 14

Dog theft on the rise worldwide

Black History Month marks 100 years This year, Black History Month will mark 100 years of educating Americans about the history of the AfricanAmerican community. During the past century, Black History Month has evolved from an observance into an American institution -- and it all started with Carter G. Woodson, a determined historian with an idea.

Born in 1877 to formerly enslaved parents in Virginia, Woodson’s early schooling was sporadic at best, and had to delay his high school education until age 20 to work in a coal mine. He went on to earn a bachelor’s degree in literature in 1903, and graduate degrees from the University of Chicago in 1908.

And in 1912, he became the second African-American student (after W.E.B. DuBois) to earn a doctorate from Harvard University.

Disappointed with the limited career opportunities for African-American history scholars and the absence of any structured Black history research program in higher education, Goodson decided to create his own. He founded the ASLNH, now known as the Association for the Study of African American Life and History. And in 1926, Goodson promoted a new big idea -- Negro History Week, which grew into today’s Black History Month.

The celebration has evolved and expanded over the years, but the central idea remains unchanged: that AfricanAmerican history is inseparable from the American story, and a scholarly pursuit worth fighting for.

Dog theft is a growing concern worldwide, especially with high value breeds like French Bulldogs or Labradors most at risk.

In the U.S., thefts up 40 percent from 2022, according to the American Kennel Club. French Bulldog thefts rose nearly five times from 2019–2022. About 12 percent of lost pets reported to AKC are confirmed stolen.

Dog theft is usually profit motivated for resale on the black market, breeding, or ransom demands. While it's not as ubiquitous as other property crimes like car theft, it affects millions of pet owners emotionally and financially— searching for a stolen dog can cost up to $1,000 per incident.

Dogs are most at risk when tethered in the front yard. But about 15 percent are stolen while being walked. Another

15 percent are stolen after being left in a car.

To protect your dog: - Microchip and ID: 35 percent of chipped pets have outdated info—update annually.

- Secure Setup: Never leave unattended in yards/cars; use tamper-proof collars, high fences, and cameras.

- Vigilance: Avoid posting walks online; report immediately to police/shelters.

If your dog does go missing, remember about 80 percent of missing dogs are strays, not thefts. Act quickly if your dog is missing: Immediately go on social media, especially to animal groups located in your county.

Facebook groups have a high recovery rate and motivated users who compare lost and found posts. You may be able to email pictures city and county animal control groups. Post flyers in the neighborhood.

Groundhog Day: Check Phil's weather prediction!

On February 2, Punxsutawney Phil, Pennsylvania's groundhog extraordinaire, will again stick his head out of his den. The nation awaits his verdict.

Groundhog Day is said to have its origins in ancient weather lore where the prognosticator was often a badger or a sacred bear. In the United States, its origin is said to come from a Pennsylvania German custom.

If Phil, peeking from his burrow, fails to see his shadow, winter will soon be over. If the sun happens to be shining and Phil sees his shadow, winter will continue for six more weeks.

The first trek to meet with Phil began in 1887. He has been emerging from his burrow in Pennsylvania ever since, always eager to greet his public.

Phil is private in many ways, but a few rumors have circulated about him.

*He gets his longevity from drinking the "elixir of life" of which he takes one sip every summer during the Groundhog Picnic. This gives him seven more years of life. * It is said he is named after King Philip, a famous Native American leader. In his more plebeian days, he was called Br'er Groundhog. * He speaks only in Groundhogese, which luckily is a language understood by the President of the Inner Circle. The Inner Circle provides for Phil during the year, rather like a court provides for its king.

The city of Punxsutawney offers several days of celebration for those who gather from around the world to hear Phil's proclamation. The city offers food, music, carriage rides, magicians, crafts and games.

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