Harmony Life - October 2022

OCTOBER 2022

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BARRY UNTERBRINK T H E P U B L I C AT I O N F O R T H E R E S I D E N T S O F H A R M O N Y A PUBLICATION OF QUANTUM MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS, LLC Photo Courtesy Barry Unterbrink

LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER

OCTOBER 2022

A publication of Quantum Marketing Communications, LLC www.QMCWorld.com

Welcome to the October 2022 edition of Harmony Life Magazine.

Did you know that my wife, Jeanine Corcoran, puts out a weekly video and email for all the Harmony events via email? Send me your email address and I will add you to the list. You can always opt out at any time.

PUBLISHER & CEO

Bill Bokunic 321.331.6398 Bill@QMCWorld.com

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Corcoran Connect in sponsoring a FREE Golf Cart Checkup on November 6th.

See the ad inside on page 10.

Renée Blair Blair Creative Group, Inc.

Harmony Resident and friend Justin Braun has a wonderful flooring company, JMB Hardwood Flooring.

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If you are in the market for new flooring, please consider allowing Justin to evaluate and offer a proposal for your precise needs. Visit jmbhardwoodflooring.com for more info.

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CONTRIBUTORS

Beth Johnson, M.Ed.

Hamony Nature & Animal Committee Member

Phyre is here and open. Below is a link to see their menu, etc.: https://phyre-brewery-and-tavern.business.site

Teresa Kramer

Chair, Hamony CDD

Harmony Life Magazine is produced by residents for residents. Please feel free to message me directly with content and pictures: Bill@QMCWorld.com

Stephanie Milfeld Z&Q – A Children's Boutique

Remember to join the Facebook groups, Harmony Residents Forum, AND THE NEW, ADDITIONAL, HARMONY RESIDENTS FORUM, DRAMA FREE. See you in November!

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NOTES FROM the CHAIR

By Teresa Kramer Chair, Harmony Community Development District

HURRICANE IAN AND HARMONY: How Did We Avoid Power Outages and Flooding?

The news stories reveal that other communities around us suffered serious damage from winds and rain—flooding, power outages, and property damage. But Harmony came through relatively unscathed. Why is this?

Buried Power Lines

Harmony’s original founders envisioned neighborhoods with canopy trees shading all the streets, protecting the homes from the ravaging winds of Florida’s tropical storms and hurricanes. To accomplish this vision Harmony’s power lines were placed underground which had the additional advantage of significantly reducing, if not totally eliminating the power outages that accompany hurricanes. In fact, Harmony has avoided power outages during the last two hurricanes, Irma and Ian. That is not to say that Harmony does not experience power outages, but those outages are due to damage to the substation and the aerial lines that connect us to that substation.

Use of Conservation and Recreation Areas for Stormwater Storage

Harmony currently contains 42 stormwater ponds, 24 of which are scattered throughout our neighborhoods and 18 that are part of the golf course. None of these ponds discharge directly to Buck or Cat Lake, but instead discharge to Conservation Areas spread throughout Harmony.

This allows the storm water to sheet flow through the wetlands, being filtered and absorbed on its way to the lakes on either side on Harmony.

Also, during major storm events such as very heavy downpours or a

hurricane like Ian, the stormwater also accumulates in the ponds raising the water levels and sometimes spilling over into recreation areas.

The use of these typically dry areas for stormwater storage is called “dry detention”. If you have a home that borders one of these dry detention areas you may have noticed that it holds water after a major storm event and then slowly releases it in the following weeks. This should not be alarming as it is a natural part of the stormwater system that protects our homes from flooding.

Maintenance of our Stormwater Infrastructure

For the first time in over 12 years, the CDD, in 2022, instituted a major inspection and maintenance program for Harmony’s stormwater system.

Our District Engineer developed and oversaw this program while our Before Maintenance Field Services staff and the County Roads and Bridges team, along with Atlantic Pipe Services preformed the maintenance. Together their efforts brought our stormwater system back up to design standards and prevented potential flooding from the over 12 inches of rain that Harmony received during the 24-hour period that Ian was impacting us.

After Maintenance

However, there is still more to do. The CDD through our District Engineer prioritized the stormwater system in our neighborhoods to protect our homes. The next step is a thorough inspection and maintenance of the ponds and pipes that run throughout the golf course.

As you can see, proper planning and construction of Harmony’s infrastructure goes hand in hand with its proper maintenance to protect the community that we love. We are fortunate to live in such a special community. n

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his month’s article was going to be about innovative ideas on staffing that might help Harmony save money, but that will have to wait until November. Hurricane Ian intervened. As I write this article, Hurricane Ian has just passed over Harmony and in doing so, has taught us all how fortunate we are to be living in Harmony.

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DID YOU KNOW?

By Beth Johnson, M.Ed. Harmony Nature & Animal Committee Member

THE BUZZ ABOUT

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ID YOU KNOW that there are 4,000 species of bees in North America? About 70% of those bees nestin the ground and are solitary insects, and approximately 25% of bee species are at risk of extinction.

Here are some fun facts about bees and how you can help them survive:

n Honey bees work together in a beehive to produce delicious honey and medicinal propolis, while native bees, such as mason bees and leafcutter bees, are solitary superpollinators. One mason bee can do the work of 120 honey bees! n Propolis is a natural resinous mixture

produced by honey bees to seal and smooth the openings in their hives in order to protect it from weather and predators. Propolis is very useful to humans because it is antibacterial, anti-viral, and antil-fungal!

BEES

and St. Cloud. These apiaries are how humans gather honey for sale.

threatens bee populations and is bad for the environment in general.

n Beekeepers never take away all of the bees’ honey. Honey is fuel for honey bees, but it’s not all they consume. Bees combine nectar and pollen which ferment to make bee bread.

Bee bread is the main source of food for honey bees.

Feeding bees sugar water trains the bees to come to your manmade source of food instead of searching for nectar among the native plants necessary for our planet’s survival.

n Honey bees beat their wings to move air

in order to help evaporate water. This is how they make honey! Using their thorax muscles to beat their wings, bees can heat up or cool down the entire nest.

n Honey comes in many colors and flavors

depending on the region. In Florida, the color of honey is usually a shade of amber. Local flavors include the sweeter and lighter-hued wildflower honey and orange blossom honey, and the darker-hued palmetto honey which has more smoky, woodsy notes.

n Worker bees live approximately 15-38 days in the summer and 150-200 days in the winter, whereas queen bees can live for 1-2 years.

n Honey bees are exclusive pollinators. They only visit one type of flower their entire life.

n The queen bee has a circle of bees around

n Native bees are super-pollinators, visiting

n Bees communicate with each other using

n Native bees typically nest in the ground and they are mostly docile creatures. Most cannot sting.

her who are called attendants. The name queen bee is a misnomer, because it is the worker bees that make all of the decisions for the hive.

pheromones. They release odors from their bodies which other bees can smell. This chemical communication aids the bees in recognition, foraging, reproduction, alerting to danger, and maintaining beehives.

n Bees do a waggle dance to tell the other bees

where a flower patch is located.This waggle dance tells the other worker bees the distance and location of the new nectar source.

n A honey bee farm is called an apiary. You might notice some interesting wooden boxes off the side of the road when you travel down 192 or on back roads throughout Harmony 6 Harmony Life Magazine l October 2022

multiple types of flowers and providing nearly one-third of our food supply.

Ways you can support bees in your own backyard: • Plant native flowers. You can search the types of regionally appropriate plants by visiting www.beesponsible.com/do/bee gardening and using their interactive map.

Please make sure you are following Harmony community guidelines when planting pollinator-friendly plants in your yard.

• Don’t use toxic pesticides or herbicides. Using these toxic chemicals

• Don’t feed sugar water to bees!

• Bee calm! Bees can sense your fear.

Remember those pheromones? Humans release fear pheromones which can frighten bees. If you ever come across a curious bee, remain still. Never swat or move quickly around bees. The bee most likely thinks you are a flower and once they realize you are not a source of nectar, they will simply move on.

• You can learn about more ways to protect and support bee populations by visiting The Bee Conservancy online at www.thebeeconservancy.org.

The next time you spot a bee, please take a moment to marvel at how much this little creature does for us in its short life. Respecting bees shows respect for our planet and we can live in harmony with them through continued education and conservation. n Sources: www.blackhammockbeefarms.com www.beesponsible.com www.cals.arizona.edu www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

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Born on the beautiful island of Jamaica, some of Renée Elizabeth’s fondest memories are spending Sundays at the beach in Portland with her mother, Janice. Her love of her strong Caribbean heritage and its natural beauty is often reflected in her artwork.

In 2017, while living in Columbia, SC, she was the victim of a near fatal car accident. She was hit on the head while pregnant with her youngest child. Renée sustained severe nerve damage to her right hand. Through this tragedy, she has found painting, and more specifically, her ‘sponge-ing’ technique, an unorthodox yet beneficial form of physical therapy.

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HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS

By Stephanie Milfeld Owner, Z and Q – A Children's Boutique

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want to begin by saying we are all so very fortunate and thankful that we have no damages from Hurricane Ian and love seeing our community come together in hard times; it is so heartwarming. But, whether you are having a "Hocus Pocus 2" watch party, gearing up for the holiday golf cart parades, or impatiently waiting for a new start in 2023 it’s official, the Holidays are here. If you are new to the area (congrats on surviving your first hurricane) but I wanted to share with you some of the awesome things going on around us.

First off, CLOUD CASH — so this is where you can buy a $10 voucher for $5 and use that voucher as $10 CASH at any participating downtown St. Cloud business (which is essentially all of them). You are able to buy up to $200 worth of CLOUD CASH, giving you $400 to spend downtown this holiday season at boutiques, restaurants, hardware, literally SO MANY places! It’s a great way to shop local for double your money and you can purchase online and pick it up downtown to avoid any shipping costs. Check it out here: bit.ly/cloudcash2022 Weekend Workshops takes place Saturday, October 8th, Downtown St. Cloud from 10-4pm where there will be tutorials, activities, and workshops for all ages at many of the participating businesses at no extra

cost to you! Some include how to repot your plants, holiday crafts, how to use chalk pain on furniture, how to clean your jewelry correctly at home, and so much more. Check out downtownsaintcloud.com for more info on upcoming events.

Monthly Market returns Downtown on Oct 26th from 5-9pm with over 150 vendors, food trucks, music, and more! Come get your holiday shopping done locally.

Pumpkin Patch - Our favorite local fall attraction is the Partin Ranch Corn Maze & Fall Festival in Kenansville (about 15-20ish minutes from Harmony) Saturday and Sundays from October 15-Nov 6, 10am5pm. Check out partinranchcornmaze.com for more info.

Trick-or-Treating! This question gets asked every year; Harmony as a community does trick-or-treating ON Halloween, on October 31st, which this year is a Monday — sorry teachers. Little ones tend to start right before dark and bigger kids as soon as the sun is setting or dark.

If you are on Cat Brier, Indiangrass, School House, Five Oaks, Sundrop, Goldflower, Bayflower, or Butterfly I would make sure you start stocking up on candy. Harmony generally has a very good turn out as many outlying areas that don’t have sidewalks or a neighborhood join us, which is so much fun! You can also go trick-or-treating in Downtown St. Cloud on Saturday, October 29th, from 5-7 pm and St. Cloud Mainstreet has other festivities for adults downtain that evening as well. If you have a business and would like to hand out goodies downtown visit bit.ly/trickortreatdowntown – we would like to have you join us!

Literally, SO much is going on this time of year, and this is just the beginning. So get out and about and enjoy the most wonderful time of the year! n Z and Q – A Children’s Boutique 1037 New York Ave. Saint Cloud, FL 34769 www.zandq.com • @zandqboutique

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COURTESY STEPHANIE MILFELD

Upcoming Harmony events include the Halloween Movie Night showing "Hocus Pocus" on Friday, Oct 14th, in Town Square (food trucks beginning at 6:30pm). Halloween Market on Sunday, October 23rd, from 10am-2pm. Who could forget the super fun Golf Cart Parade on Friday, Oct 28th, beginning at 7:30pm.

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