Vistancia Living March 2018 Issue by villageatvistancia

March 2018

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11 in Landscape

Inside the process of choosing a landscape maintenance contract

We Want pg 10 Ur Txt! New text list improves community communications

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Hoppy Spring! Have an eggs-cellent time at Eggstravagaza Sponsored by Zona Communications

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From the Developer

Team Info

Manager’s Message

Board Report

By Design

Communications Brief

News Briefs

Landscape Report

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Featured Event

Scrapbook

Featured Activity

Resources

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What’s Happening

community

Vistancia Village A Community Association Mountain Vista Club Association Office 29701 N. Sunrise Point, Peoria, AZ 85383 facebook.com/vistanciavillageassociation Email: Salesaz@p2opublishing.com Phone: 480.648.4859 www.p2oPublishing.com

P: 623-215-8646 F: 623-215-8647 Hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday Website: myvistancia.com instagram.com/villageatvistancia ®

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from the developer

Vistancia Ranks #1 Master Planned Community for the Fifth Year in a Row! By Mark Hammons

Vice President and General Manager

We are proud to announce the results are in for the 2018 Ranking Arizona survey showcasing the ‘Best of Arizona,’ and Vistancia has been ranked as the number one Master Planned Community for the fifth year in a row! Thank you for your continued support of this community; Vistancia could not have achieved this without you! Additionally, Blackstone Country Club at Vistancia has earned the number one ranking for private golf course in Arizona! As one of the premier private golf clubs in Arizona, members enjoy spectacular golf, exceptional dining, children’s activities, a state-of-the-art 24-hour fitness center, massage services, resort pools with private cabanas, and a full calendar of member activities and events. Blackstone Country Club membership is available to residents living in Vistancia and outside of the community. For more information about Vistancia’s actively selling builders and neighborhoods, visit the Vistancia Information Center open daily from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., find us on the web at Vistancia.com, or call 623-933-6233.

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Carrie Lienhart

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Michael Brooks

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Hannah Crosby Lifestyle/ Communications Assistant hcrosby@ccmcnet.com

Clyde Pechstedt

Jim McGoldrick

Aaron McDowell

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Communications Coordinator

Maintenance Coordinator

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manager’s message

A Meeting Under Our Big Top By Craig Pustejovsky

Community Manager

The big day is almost here, the Vistancia Village A Community Association Annual Meeting. On Tuesday, March 20, the community will come together to celebrate the Association. Dinner and sign-in will begin at 5 p.m., with the meeting starting at 6. How do we improve on last year’s great day at the beach theme? We are turning the Annual Meeting into the greatest show on earth! Have a fun night while learning more about your community, meet your neighbors, and participate in community governance at our circus-themed Annual Meeting. You will have the opportunity to hear about our accomplishments over the last year and what is in store for the rest of 2018. Most importantly, you will hear the results of the Board election. You should have received your Annual Meeting packet in the mail which included your paper ballot and information on how to vote online. Before you vote, educate yourself on the candidates by reading their short biography and completed candidate questionnaire on myvistancia.com. Once you’ve studied up on the candidates, be sure to mail your ballot back or vote online by Friday, March 16, so your vote is counted. I will see you all at the Annual Meeting!

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board report

It's Annual Meeting Time! By Daren Sanborn

Vice President | Board of Directors

In just a few weeks, it will be time for our Annual Meeting! For new residents, our annual meeting is held every March in the Mountain Vista Club gymnasium, with this year’s meeting occurring on Tuesday, March 20. The Annual Meeting is an event to celebrate everything we have accomplished as a community in the last 12 months, to elect two new board members, answer resident questions, and hopefully even win some prizes! Read Craig Pustejovsky’s article on page 7 for more information on the Annual Meeting. Have you considered becoming more involved in our community, but don't know where to start? One of the best ways to become involved is to join one of our many committees. The Board of Directors looks to these committees to investigate and make recommendations on many items, such as our recent change in landscape vendor. The Landscape Committee spent many hours narrowing the list to the top three choices for our landscape contract, visiting other communities, and ultimately recommending a change in vendor (read Rick Eckenrode’s article on the process on page 11). Committees meeting regularly include activities, landscape, communications, and design review. Not all committees currently have vacancies; please contact the Association office for more information on any committee you are interested in serving on. The Annual Meeting also will be the last meeting for two of our current board members, Kayte Comes and John Fairchild. I want to thank them both for all their hard work over the last two years on the Board. We will miss their experience, professionalism, and dedication to improving Vistancia. Thanks, John and Kayte!

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by design

Brush Up on Tips to Paint Your Home By Susan Claeys

Design Review Coordinator

Are you thinking of painting your home? Tired of looking at the faded paint, holes in the stucco, and pock-marked shutters? Painting your home will not only make it look like new, but it will also increase the value of your home more than the cost of painting it. If you are considering painting your home yourself, the tips below will help you save money and trouble. Use an Acrylic Latex Acrylic latex paints are less likely to harden, blister, crack, or allow mildew growth over the years, making them a better choice than oil-based exterior paints.

Use High Quality Paint With the intense heat of Arizona summers, durability is important. The sun's ultraviolet rays cause the chemical compounds in paint to degrade (particularly if you use an oilbased paint), which means it will lose its color and luster faster. Prep and Prime Treat mold, replace any rotten wood, repair cracks and holes in the stucco or similar finishes, caulk seams, and putty any holes. If you power wash to remove loose paint, make sure to let it dry completely to avoid trapping moisture under the paint. Using paint primer on problem areas is recommended by all paint professionals because it extends the life and improves the appearance. Paint When It’s Dry and 50-85 degrees

Use a Satin Finish

Extreme high or low temperatures can cause the paint to not bind together properly which can lead to cracking and peeling. Latex can also be difficult to apply at high temperatures, since it will dry too quickly to brush out properly.

Glossy and semi-glossy paints have durable finishes but also have a shiny, reflective quality that tends to show imperfections. A flat finish is easy to maintain but becomes chalky and mildewy. A satin finish gives your home a durable finish that works well on almost all surfaces.

Your home is one of your biggest investments that you will make and reflects your personal standards. By painting and maintaining the exterior of your home on a regular basis, it can be taken from mundane to inspiring. Be the inspiration in your neighborhood.

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communications brief

Community Resident

R U Gting Our Txts?*

Hey, have you signed up for the new community text message list?

*WE PROMISE OUR TEXTS WILL HAVE NORMAL GRAMMAR.

No,

By Adam Rosen

Communications Coordinator

what is it? It’s our new way to de liv to you! Right now, th er informa on ere is no quicker and easier way to br ing community news, events, and ale rts to you than by tex ng. We starte d this new service last month and peop le love it so far!

That ’s nice. What ab out the emergency alert list I signed up for last year? While that ’s s ll ac v e and you will receiv e emergency no fica o ns from the number 77948, you’d miss all typ news and even some es of community giveaways if you don’t sign up for this new list. I don’t want to be bo mbarded with text messages, though. We won’t send you an y more than five messages per month (un

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Alright, you’ve convinc ed me. How do I join? Text Vistancia to 7794 8. and data rates may ap Message ply. K thx!

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landscape report

news briefs BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING RECAP Along with their usual business, the VVA Board of Directors Accepted the Landscape Committee's recommendation to change the landscaping vendor to DLC Resources. See the landscape report on this page for more information on the process the Landscape Committee took to reaching this recommendation. The next Board of Directors meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 27, in the MVC Clubhouse. An agenda and packet will be posted prior to the meeting.

NEW BLACKSTONE AT VISTANCIA WEBSITE LAUNCHES After months of anticipation, the new Blackstone at Vistancia website has officially launched. The new design is incredibly user friendly and works great on your mobile device. Along with easy access to documents, communications, news, and much more, there are now online forms to make completing Design Modification applications and maintenance requests much easier. Visit blackstoneHOA.net to see the new design.

Inside the Landscape Maintenance RFP Process By Rick Eckenrode

Chair | Landscape Committee

On Jan. 23, our Board of Directors unanimously approved the Landscape Committee’s recommendation to award the Village’s landscape maintenance contract to DLC Resources. As chairman of the Landscape Committee, I was asked to write this month’s landscape article to elaborate on the process the committee took to reach this recommendation. This was not an easy decision to make and required months of work by all of us. I’m proud of the work done by my fellow members of the Landscape Committee: Cameron Gould, Alona Peters, Steve Tribble, and Julia Miller, who serves as the Board Liaison. We are dedicated to preserving the appearance of our community and hope you will agree our recommendation is best for the community. While the transition to DLC Resources is currently in progress, the committee’s work is certainly not done. DLC Resources submitted a detailed action plan that the committee will use as a template to grade and report their progress, and we will report back to the Board. The process began several months ago when the Landscape Committee recommended to the Board to put our landscape maintenance contract out to bid. The change of in size, landscape needs, and expectations of the community have changed,

and it was time to explore our options. We began by reviewing the existing landscape contract and request for proposal (RFP) and made effective changes to better reflect our expectations. The revised RFP was sent out to six potential landscape partners to receive their proposals. Once we reviewed the proposals, the Committee visited nine communities across the Valley to see the work performed by these companies. We spent considerable time walking through each community to grade them. After our walkthroughs, the committee selected three potential partners to present to the Landscape Committee and community on Jan. 9. These presentations gave those in attendance the chance to hear from each company and ask questions. The Landscape Committee met the next day to discuss the presentations and vote on a recommendation. We considered not just the financial impact of each proposal but also what we witnessed in walkthrough tours and presentations. Our decision to recommend DLC Resources was unanimous, and I presented our recommendation and answered questions from the Board and community at the Jan. 23 meeting. We look forward to a great partnership with DLC Resources and will have more information on them in the April issue.

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featured event

An Eggs-cellent Time Awaits!

By Melissa Parsons

Lifestyle Director

Winter has flown by! It feels like it was just yesterday we were talking about Santa, hayrides, and holiday parties. Now that the warmer temperatures have returned (no more chilly nights), it’s time to take our fun outdoors and celebrate the season. Our annual spring celebration, Eggstravaganza, will be held from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, March 31. We have some eggs-treme fun in store for everyone! Kids will be so hoppy hunting for eggs and jumping around in inflatables. Egg hunts will be done in groups by age; check the ages and corresponding hunt time below to see when your children will participate. Be sure to enter the egg toss, just don’t wind up with egg on your face! After you’ve had an eggs-ceptional time working up your appetite, pick up some kettle corn and other treats at Cactus Corn or get a hot dog meal at Big Meaty Dogs to fill yourself with delicious treats. And, what would a springtime celebration be without a visit from Peter Cottontail? Kids will be able to take pictures with their furry friend from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. What are you waiting for? Tickets are $5 per person and on sale now. Put a spring in your step and hop online or to the Lifestyle office to buy them today! Special thanks to Zona Communications, Cross of Glory Lutheran Church, and Legacy Smiles for sponsoring this event.

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scrapbook

STORYT IM E

In the Association office, the mighty Association , office, the lions, tigers gle jun giraffes, and other animals had Storytime on Jan. 16. Kids received te a mask of their favori ard he d jungle animal an ry a fun jungle-themed sto h wit nt at our monthly eve y Cit d an the MOMS Club of Peoria Library.

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d Everybody was dancin' an ck ba groovin' at the Throw e Jam on Jan. 27! Th of l gymnasium was ful ' jammin' music, rockin ts. ligh bodies, and disco ng Thank you to the amazi to t ou residents that came enjoy this night.

SEE MORE PHOTOS FROM THESE EVENTS AT MYVISTANCIA.COM/SCRAPBOOK OR FACEBOOK.COM/VISTANCIAVILLAGEASSOCIATION

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featured activity

MOMS Club Offers Support and More By Hannah Crosby Lifestyle Assistant

Here in Vistancia, we have our own group of superheroines: they make up the popular group known as the MOMS Club. These moms are not super because of their powers, though. What makes them super is their determination to support other moms and children in the community. The letters in “MOMS” stands for Moms Offering Moms Support. It is an international non-profit organization that supports single or married moms and moms of all ages. The Vistancia group is comprised of approximately 60 moms and their children that meet weekly for playgroups. These playgroups may consist of anything from crafts, desserts, playgrounds, games, or special outings in the city. Outings have included police and fire stations and Tolmachoff Farms, and Virginia Cornelius, vice president of administration for the MOMS Club, said they are planning some more extravagant outings in the future including Jumpstreet and Sky Zone. Besides the fun and entertainment they provide for moms in the club, they also have a Helping Hands Committee whose duty is to raise money to help local families in need. This past holiday season, the club was able to purchase presents to donate to single moms and their children.

Along with this charitable effort, they also support local elementary schools by giving teachers treats during teacher appreciation week, and made goody bags filled with soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, lotion, and other toiletries to donate to a local foster care organization. “We are always looking for service projects that we can be a part of. We are exceptionally excited about the Feed My Starving Children event this month we will be taking part in,” Virginia said. “We’re just happy to have the chance to help children in other parts of the world.” If you are a mom wanting to get involved in the community, make friendships, or seeking help, email vistanciamomsclubevents@gmail.com or visit vistanciamomsclub.com.

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Wine Club | Diana Daniels

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what’s happening

Corks & Canvas

Friday, March 2 | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Association Office

Canvases, easels, aprons, brushes, paint, and professional step-bystep instruction will be available, and you will go home with your own masterpiece. This event is $35 per person and BYOB. Payments can be made to Beth Hill at palate2palette23@gmail.com.

College Readiness

Sunday, March 4 | 1-2 p.m. | MVC Clubhouse

Do you have a sophomore through senior aged high school student preparing for college? Join Janna Babb, a fellow parent of a high school student who also has a passion for college readiness. Bring your questions as she will be gathering them for future events. A parent and/or student should attend this session; please leave those younger than high school age at home.

Blood Drive

Thursday, March 17 | 8 a.m.-noon | MVC Parking Lot

Stop by before you celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and help save a life. The United Blood Services Bloodmobile will be in the parking lot from 8 a.m.-noon. Approximately 36,000 units of blood are needed every day in the U.S.; be one of the 36,000, donate a pint, and help someone in need.

Storytime

Tuesday, March 20 | 10 a.m. | Association Office

Wear your green as Storytime celebrates St. Patrick’s Day with a special reading of “How to Catch a Leprechaun.” Enjoy a craft provided by the City of Peoria Library and snacks! A special thank you to the MOMS Club of Vistancia for hosting this kid-friendly activity.

Thirst Thursday

Thursday, March 8 | 6-8 p.m. | Association Office

Join us at ‘Stumble Inn’ for a quarterly happy hour! Let this be your new favorite neighborhood hangout where you can meet friends, share drinks and stories, and enjoy live music and snacks. This event is BYOB, but includes a $5 charge to cover live music and light snacks. Buy your ticket at the door.

Eggstravaganza

Saturday, March 31 | 10 a.m.-1 p.m. | MVC Event Lawn

Our signature spring event filled with egg hunting, games, craft, an egg toss, glitter tattoos, picture spot, and much more! Tickets are $5 per child. Purchase tickets online until March 29, at the Lifestyle office, or at the event. This event is sponsored by Zona Communications, Cross of Glory Church, Girl Scouts of America, and Legacy Smiles!

Concert in the Park

Saturday, March 10 | 4-6 p.m. | MVC Event Lawn

Enjoy live music by the Thaddeus Rose Band and bring a picnic or purchase food from one of the many food truck selections: Qup! BBQ, Boomer’s Cheesesteaks, Flyin’ Hawaiian, Tots N Tots of Burgers, Emerson Fry Bread, and Frosted Frenzy. The concert is free and is BYOB, but there is a $2 admission to the kids zone for your little ones to enjoy inflatables, glitter tattoos, crafts, and games. This is a community event you don’t want to miss!

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Kenpo Martial Arts

Community Garage Sale Saturday, April 7| 7-11 a.m.

Contact Robert Miller at Robert.phoenixhomepro@gmail.com with your address, the neighborhood you live in and four to five of your top items for sale, and he will add you to the list. Bargain shoppers entering the community will be able to pick up a community map in front of the Lake Pleasant Real Estate office or can download the Yard Sale Treasure Map App to plan their route.

Kenpo Martial Arts for kids is back! The eight-week session will teach basic holds, blocks, moves, and strikes to develop foundational skills for self-defense. Vistancia residents receive the special price of $75 per child. To register, call Peoria Community Services Department at 623-773-7137, and use course code 99192 (4-7) or 98619 (8-14).

Broadway Stars

Mondays | 3:30-4:30 p.m. | MVC Clubhouse

Ladybug Release

Tuesday, April 10 (MVC Event Lawn) Wednesday, April 18 (Westland Park) | 9 a.m.

Celebrate spring with students from Vistancia Elementary on April 10 and Lake Pleasant Elementary on April 18, as they release ladybugs into the wild. This fun event promotes the changing of the season and is always a family favorite event.

Stage Dreams Theater is bringing their Broadway Stars program to Vistancia! Students in grades K-8 will learn two to three songs and choreography from an existing musical, participate in acting games, and get the chance to demonstrate what they have learned in a final performance. This class meets for eight weeks and costs $125 per student. Call program coordinator Emily at 623-252-9001 or email emily@stagedreams.net to register.

Bounce Bootcamp

Saturdays | 10-11 a.m. | MVC Event Lawn

Ages 6-14 are invited to sign up for round two of this five-week session beginning Saturday, March 10. No class will be held on March 31. This program gives kids the opportunity to get active, have fun, and challenge their fitness skills. Vistancia residents receive a discounted rate of $45 per child. To register, call Peoria Community Services at 623-773-7137 and use course code 99191.

Vistancia Veterans Group Saturday, March 10 | 5-7 p.m.

This group was created for veterans of the armed forces to support one another and contribute to the community. Light snacks and beverages will be served. Enjoy this time meeting other veterans in the community. Email Jeff Carpenter at carpenter7057@yahoo.com for the meeting address.

Beer & Wine Fest

Saturday, April 28 | 6-9 p.m. | MVC Event Lawn

Do you know the difference between a lager and stout? How about noticing the floral notes in a nice pinot? Then our new event, the Beer & Wine Fest, is for you! Try local craft beer and wines while enjoying an evening out in your community! More information will be available in the April issue.

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Saturday, March 24 | 8-9 a.m. | MVC Lower Event Lawn

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good neighbor recognition

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The Village at Vistancia is full of good neighbors, whose kind acts make this community such a wonderful place to live. That’s why Vistancia and Print2order® are happy to offer this new program, It Takes a Village, to recognize good neighbors and share the stories of their selfless acts of kindness. As a resident of Vistancia we are asking you to share the stories about your neighbors who went above and beyond the normal neighborly duties. There is no act to small or insignificant; villages are built one kind act at a time. Each quarter we will select one story to spotlight in the Vistancia Living Magazine and in the spirit of giving back, Print2order will pay the quarterly assessments* for both the good neighbor and the neighbor who shared the story. The next winner will be announced in the June edition for the July assessments. Find out who won this quarter on page 23.

DO YOU HAVE A GOOD NEIGHBOR YOU WOULD LIKE TO NOMINATE? Please submit your name and contact information, along with the resident’s name, address, and the reason you are nominating them. Winners are selected every quarter from the previous nominations. Show your neighbors you appreciate them today by submitting a nomination on www.myvistancia.com/villagenomination. ®

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liberty high school

lake pleasant elementary

Changing of the Guard: Liberty’s New Assistant Principal

Thank You for Your Tax Credit Donations!

By Endia Fontanez HS Senior

By Dustin Hamman Principal

The culture at Liberty High school is ever-changing, especially in the past year. From a brand-new principal to the addition of an on-campus facilities dog, changes have been coming fast and often for the Lions. The most recent change is the addition of the newest assistant principal, Mrs. Katie Rituper, who oversees attendance and discipline. Before coming to Liberty, Mrs. Rituper worked for more than a decade at Raymond S. Kellis High School, teaching math and leadership classes, coaching track and cross country, sponsoring clubs, and working as the director of their “Cougartown” leadership camp.

We would like to thank all the local community members and families that designated their Tax Credit donations to Lake Pleasant Elementary. We received almost $8,000 in tax credit donations just in the month of December alone! You can make Tax Credit donations all year. Visit peoriaunified. org/taxcredit to donate and designate to Lake Pleasant Elementary. Thank you for your donations! If you have a kindergarten student who will be entering school in August, we want to invite you to attend our Connect to Kinder Night from 5:30-7 p.m. Monday, March 5. This is a great event for parents and incoming kindergarten students to attend. Families will receive a packet of information on how to prepare your child for school, hear about the school day schedule, receive a campus tour, get your child’s first school picture, and have milk and cookies! Online enrollment will be going live on March 5, so if you are new to the area, registration can be done online. If you need help or want to enroll in person, please call us at 623-773-6575 or stop by Lake Pleasant Elementary from 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. weekdays.

“Everyone kept asking me, are you ready for it to be different? To which I always said ‘yes, I’m ready,’” Mrs. Rituper said in regard to her new job. “The main difference that I see is that there’s just more kids. There’s at least 400 more students than my previous school, but I’ve enjoyed it every day. Every day has been a new adventure.” Some Liberty students know of Mrs. Rituper only from her frequent appearances on morning announcements where she has been featured discussing topics such as dress code and attendance. “Dress code and attendance rules have always been there, it’s just being enforced a little bit more than it had been in the past. With me being the person making those announcements, it looks like the ideas are all my own, but a lot of that was already in the works before I was even hired,” she said. “As far as any other new changes that we’re looking at making, it’ll hopefully just impact the culture of the school in a positive manner by affecting those relationships with students and increasing visibility for safety.” Mrs. Rituper has greatly enjoyed talking to and building relationships with Liberty students both in her office and out on duty, and she looks forward to seeing the school’s culture continuously improve and become even greater than it already is.

Stay up to date by checking out the Lake Pleasant Elementary website at peoriaunified.org/lakepleasant and liking us on Facebook! Lake Pleasant is a school of choice built on trust, community and collaboration. We are invested in providing meaningful experiences promoting individual success and a passion for lifelong learning.

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vistancia elementary A GOAL WITHOUT A PLAN IS JUST A WISH.

Connect to Kinder Night & State Testing By Jennifer Kazmar Principal

- Antoine de Saint-ExupĂŠry

Let us help you reach your goal.

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Do you have a kindergartener that will be five years old before Sept.1? If so, join us in the multipurpose room at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, March 14 for our Connect to Kindergarten event. Bring your future kindergartener with you to tour classrooms, talk to teachers, see the school, and let us show you what Vistancia is all about! We also have AzMERIT testing approaching for third through eighth graders. Please keep the dates below in mind when scheduling appointments. If a student is late to school and not in class when a testing session begins, they will be kept in the office and make up that portion of the test another time. Also, once a test has started, a student may not leave for an appointment until the entire testing session has been completed.

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April 3 | 5th/6th Writing

April 17-18 | 5th/6th Reading & Math

April 4 | 7th/8th Writing

April 19-20 | 3rd/4th Reading & Math

April 5 | 3rd/4th Writing

April 24-25 | 7th/8th Reading & Math

April 10 | 4th/8th AIMS Science Sample tests can be found at azmeritportal.org/sample-tests.stml. The sample tests are shorter in length of the actual test and are not predictive of the AzMERIT summative performance. However, this does give an opportunity to respond and practice similar items they will encounter on the test.

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blackstone country club

Eighth Annual Singleton Moms Fundraising Golf Event at Blackstone Country Club By The Vistancia Information Center

Blackstone Country Club at Vistancia will host the eighth annual Singleton Moms Charity Golf Tournament on Monday, April 9. Singleton Moms was founded in 2006 by two Valley women who watched their childhood friend, Michelle Singleton, succumb to cancer. The non-profit organization is dedicated to bringing hope, help, and support to struggling single parents in Maricopa County who are fighting the disease. The Singleton Moms organization offers emotional, financial, and domestic support to parents that need help while undergoing cancer treatment. Visit singletonmoms.org for more information on the organization.

This event is open to the public, and tournament signup is on a space available basis. The cost to enter is $150 per player and includes golf and lunch. A lunch-option only is also available for $15 per person. Registration and a continental breakfast are scheduled from 7-8:30 a.m. with a shotgun start at 9 a.m. An awards lunch and silent auction following the tournament will start at 2 p.m. at the Club. For registration information, contact Tom Wilcox at 623-707-8699 or email twilcox@blackstoneccaz.com. To learn more about Blackstone Country Club at Vistancia or Club membership options, call 623-707-8700 or visit blackstonecountryclub.com.

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It Takes a

village

good neighbor recognition

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WELCOMING SPIRIT… AND VINTAGE CARS…HELP BUILD COMMUNITY We accept submissions on myvistancia.com for our It Takes a Village good neighbor recognition program. This month, we recognize this quarter’s winner, Harry Ostwald, nominated by his neighbor, Rick Brady. For being selected, Harry, as well as nominator Rick, will receive $258 toward their secondquarter assessments.

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In nominating Harry, Rick wrote:

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“Harry is always willing to help his neighbors. He has called me a few times to let me know when something was going on in the area. Recently, the police responded to our alarm and he was confronted as they pulled through the gate while he was working in his front yard. He made it a point to let us know by calling us promptly.

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He makes it a point to get to know all our new neighbors to make them feel welcome to our neighborhood. He is there if you need a tool, looking for a contractor, or to just talk about life. He instills that sense of community in our neighborhood that I remember from days gone by, which was one of the primary reasons we choose to relocate to Vistancia. That restored 1974 Ford of his also brings back some fond memories!” ®

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Do you have a good neighbor you believe should win $258 toward their third-quarter assessments? Visit myvistancia.com to fill out the It Takes a Village good neighbor recognition form today.

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city of peoria

New Restaurants & Retail Coming By Bridget Binsbacher

Mesquite District Representative | Peoria City Council

Bringing high quality, unique restaurants is top of mind for many of us. A new, neighborhood-centric retail and restaurant development is underway at the Southeast corner of 83rd Avenue and Happy Valley Road. The first phase is 15,000 square feet, but it has the potential to expand to a 70,000 square-foot development. Called 83 Marketplace, it is designed to be a dynamic high-end retail center with shopping, indoor and outdoor dining, specialty retail businesses, and amenities that will complement the fabric of the community and bring additional economic, employment, and revenue opportunities to the surrounding area. We expect tenant announcements in the next few months.

MAYOR STATE OF THE CITY Every year, the mayor delivers the state of the city. This year’s address will take place at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, March 27, at the Arizona Broadway Theatre. A portion of the proceeds from this event will support Bloom 365, a Peoria non-profit organization dedicated to preventing teen dating abuse and sexual assault by combining education, peer-to-peer advocacy, and activism. For additional information, including sponsorship opportunities and tickets, please contact the Peoria Chamber of Commerce at 623-979-3601 or visit peoriachamber.com.

PEORIA SPORTS COMPLEX CELEBRATES 25TH SEASON This year the Peoria Sports Complex is honoring the hardworking people who make up the community with Your Peoria Days all season long. Through Your Peoria Days, fans will have the chance to receive special discounts and promotions for nearly every game.

What would you like to see in your community? If there is something you would like to see in our district or if you have any concerns, I want to know. Contact me directly at: 623-773-7306 bridget.binsbacher@peoriaaz.gov @bridget.binsbacher @bab_bridget Sign up for my newsletter by visiting peoriaaz.gov/e-news – select “Mesquite District Update” and enter your email address. Thank you for the opportunity to serve you.

In addition to those appreciation days, residents can save 25 percent on tickets with the Residents Rewards program, donate money to the Peoria Education Foundation with PUSDeal, and get a discount on family tickets and food with the Peoria Pack. Visit peoriasportscomplex.com for more information.

PARKFEST! BARKFEST Enjoy a day at the park with a free event for residents that will spotlight man’s best friend, from 8-11 a.m. Saturday, March 24, at Sonoran Mountain Ranch Park. Highlights of the morning include vendors offering pet-related products and services and dog-focused activities. Attendees will also enjoy human-focused activities, as well. A limited supply of light refreshments will also be available. For more information, call 623-773-7137 or visit peoriaaz.gov/specialevent.

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police beat

city briefs POLICE AWARDED GRANT TO BOLSTER MOTORCYCLE SAFETY The Governorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Office of Highway Safety awarded the Peoria Police Department a $12,734 grant to help promote motorcycle safety in and around the City of Peoria. This funding will allow Peoria police motorcycle officers to provide instruction to intermediate riders and further promote safe riding habits. Two motorcycle safety courses will be offered free of charge to the riding public this year.

PEORIA SPORTS COMPLEX CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY BY THANKING FANS Peoria is honoring the hardworking people who make up the community with Your Peoria Days all spring training long. Through Your Peoria Days, fans will have the chance to receive special discounts and promotions for nearly every game. The discounts and promotions are specifically geared toward fans that work, serve, and volunteer in capacities that protect and provide for others. In addition to those appreciation days, residents can save on tickets with the Residents Rewards program, donate money to the Peoria Education Foundation with PUSDeal, get a discount with the Peoria Pack, and much more. Visit peoriasportscomplex.com to learn more.

You Are Our Eyes and Ears By Charles Bezio

North Precinct Commander Peoria Police Department

The Peoria Police Department prides itself on being engaged with the community. We make every effort to listen to our citizens and be responsive to the crime and livability issues affecting them. However, no matter how hard we try, we will never know all the neighborhoods as well as those who live there. That is why we rely on you to be our eyes and ears. Nobody knows your streets, parks, and surrounding areas better than you do. You are familiar with your neighbors, the cars on the street, and the people in the neighborhood. You also recognize when something is out of place such as a stranger walking down the street or a car parked down the block. We all possess that instinct that tells us when something or someone is out of place or is a possible threat. It makes us keenly aware of the situation and causes us to be cautious and watchful. It is this sense that protects us from becoming prey to some predator looking to hurt us or steal our belongings. The police rely on your keen sense of what might seem out of place or suspicious to help us prevent or intercede in criminal activity. It is your calls that summon us to check on suspicious people or circumstances so we can take steps to uncover nefarious activity before crime happens. Please be our eyes and ears and call us the next time something or someone makes the hair on your neck stand up or has you feeling like something is amiss. Together, we can prevent someone from becoming a victim.

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TUESDAY 27

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MARCH THURSDAY 1

Blue: Community Events Brown: Association Events Green: Classes, Clubs and Programs Red: Fitness Programs

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Hiking Club 6:30 a.m. Valley Cheer 7:15-9 a.m. Drop-In Tennis 8-10 a.m. Let's Play Music 9 a.m.-1:20 p.m.

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 College Info Meeting 1-2 p.m.

Daylight Saving Time

Bootcamp 5-7 a.m. OR 8:30-9:30 a.m. Drop-In Tennis | 8-10 a.m. Water Aerobics | 9-10 a.m. Mah-Jongg | 12:30-4 p.m. Tumble N Dance 4:15-6:30 p.m. Viper Swim | 4:45-6:30 p.m.

Bootcamp 5-7 a.m. OR 8:30-9:30 a.m. Flex Yoga | 8:30-9:30 a.m. Women's Bible Study 10 a.m.-Noon Valley Cheer | 3:30-6 p.m. Barre Fitness | 5:30- 6:30 p.m. Pickleball | 7 p.m.

Bootcamp 5-7 a.m. OR 8:30-9:30 a.m. Barre Fitness | 8:15-9:15 a.m. Water Aerobics | 9-10 a.m. Sound Beginnings | 9:45-11 a.m. Pickleball | 10:30 a.m.- 1 p.m.

Barre Fitness | 8:15-9:15 a.m. Water Aerobics | 9-10 a.m. Sound Beginnings | 9:45-11 a.m. Pickleball | 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m.

Valley Cheer 7:15-9 a.m. Drop-In Tennis 8-10 a.m. Let's Play Music 9 a.m.-1:20 p.m. Bounce Bootcamp 10-11 a.m. Concert in the Park 4-6 p.m. Vistancia Veterans 5-7 p.m. Poker Club | 5 p.m.

Hiking Club 6:30 a.m. Drop-In Tennis 8-10 a.m. Blood Drive 8 a.m.-Noon Bounce Bootcamp 10-11 a.m.

St. Patrick's Day

27 Bootcamp 5-7 a.m. OR 8:30-9:30 a.m. Drop-In Tennis | 8-10 a.m. Business Networking 8:15-9:15 a.m. Water Aerobics | 9-10 a.m. Mah-Jongg | 12:30-4 p.m. Tumble 'N' Dance 4:15-6:30 p.m. Viper Swim | 4:45-6:30 p.m.

Bootcamp 5-7 a.m. OR 8:30-9:30 a.m. Flex Yoga | 8:30-9:30 a.m. Women's Bible Study 10 a.m.-Noon Barre Fitness | 5:30- 6:30 p.m. Pickleball | 7 p.m.

28 Bootcamp 5-7 a.m. OR 8:30-9:30 a.m. Flex Yoga | 8:30-9:30 a.m. Women's Bible Study 10 a.m.-Noon Valley Cheer | 3:30-6 p.m. Barre Fitness | 5:30- 6:30 p.m. Pickleball | 7 p.m.

Bootcamp 5-7 a.m. OR 8:30-9:30 a.m. Barre Fitness | 8:15-9:15 a.m. Water Aerobics | 9-10 a.m. Pickleball | 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Wine Club | 6 p.m.

29 Bootcamp 5-7 a.m. OR 8:30-9:30 a.m. Flow | 8-9 a.m. Drop-In Tennis | 8-10 a.m. Tumble 'N' Dance 4:15-6:30 p.m. Viper Swim | 4:45-6:30 p.m. PiYo Live! | 7-8 p.m.

30 Bootcamp 5-7 a.m. OR 8:30-9:30 a.m. Barre Fitness | 8:15-9:15 a.m. Water Aerobics | 9-10 a.m. Sound Beginnings | 9:45-11 a.m. Pickleball | 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m.

FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE CALENDAR INFORMATION, VISIT MYVISTANCIA.COM.

Valley Cheer 7:15-9 a.m. PiYo in the Park 8-9 a.m. Drop-In Tennis 8-10 a.m. Let's Play Music 9 a.m.-1:20 p.m. Bounce Bootcamp 10-11 a.m. Poker Club | 5 p.m.

31 Drop-In Tennis 8-10 a.m. Let's Play Music 9 a.m.-1:20 p.m. Eggstravaganza 10 a.m. -1 p.m.

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