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E-Newsletter SLAYTON HOUSE SUMMER HOURS Mon - Thurs: 9am -9pm; Friday: 9am - 5pm; Sat: 9am - NOON www.wildelake.org Issue # 364 July 10- July 16, 2015 Columbia Solar Cooperative – Information Session! Columbia residents can now join a local Cooperative to go solar as a group and get a discount! Based on the same principal as buying in bulk, the co-op will go through the process of purchasing solar systems together with the guidance of an Energy Advocate. The group will work with a preferred contractor to install systems on all of the homes, but each participant owns their own system and will sign their own contract with the chosen installer. By going solar as a group, participants will save approximately 25% off the cost of a solar system. The co-op is being organized by Civic Works’ Retrofit Baltimore program and Maryland SUN. Columbia Association is partnering with Civic Works to promote this innovative program in the Columbia community. When: Wednesday, August 12th from 7-8pm Where: The Other Barn, 5851 Robert Oliver Pl, Columbia, MD 21045 Interested residents can sign up at http://www.retrofitbaltimore.org/rsvp and a Retrofit Baltimore Energy Advocate will get in touch with you soon with more information about going solar. Highlights of July 6 Village Board Meeting ♦Presentation of Prizes for 2015 Garden Contest Winners ♦Approved a Request for ARC Resolution for 5609 Thicket Lane ♦Approved a Request for Funds from the Village Contingency Fund for a Village Staff Salary Study ♦Approved a Request from Operating Funds to Clean and Re-Coat the Dance Studio Floor ♦Approved the Mission Statement and Goals for the Neighborhood Representatives Committee ♦Approved a Cul-de-sac Beautification Application for Hyla Brook Road Congratulations to the Wilde Lake Gardening Contest Winners! Thanks to Judges Anne Wallace, Anne Wallace, Susan Hellenbrand and Wendy van Antwerp for their efforts in selecting the following winners of the 2015 Wilde Lake Gardening Contest: Malynda Mazel: Best Container Garden: 10001 Windstream Drive, Apt. 201 Amy Churilla and Mitch Vitullo: 2nd Place Shared Space: Reedy Brook cul-de-sac Tim Lowrey: 1st Place Shared Space: 10580 Twin Rivers Road Susan Kent: 2nd Place Garden: 10518 Catterskill Road Joyce Jacobs:1st Place Garden: 10405 Green Mountain Circle As you walk around the neighborhood, check out these beautiful winning gardens! (Photo is Joyce Jacobs 1st place garden) The following businesses generously donated prizes: Bagel Bin, The Columbia Bank, David's Natural Market, Frank's Produce & Greenhouse, Giant Foods, Home Depot, Pizza Boli's, Princeton Sports, River Hill Garden Center and Today's Catch. Talking Wilde with Kevin Hello Neighbors, The Wilde Lake Village Board, and many residents, had the pleasure of meeting the winners of the 4 th Annual Wilde Lake Village Garden Contest this week. Garden Contest Committee members Susan Hellenbrand, Anne Wallace and Wendy van Antwerp presented prizes graciously donated by local merchants. Special thanks for contributions from Wilde Lake Village Center merchants: Bagel Bin, Today’s Catch, Pizza Boli’s and David’s Natural Market. These passionate village center shops have remained open for business during construction to meet the needs of our residents. Please patronize The Shoppes at Wilde Lake soon, and often as well as the other businesses that donated prizes. Consider participating in the Garden Contest next year by preparing your gardens now! Announcements Pool Party Tickets still available for the Town Center and Wilde Lake Family Pool Party. They are free and available to all residents of Town Center and Wilde Lake. Mark Your Calendar July 10, 7pm Slayton House Theatre Camp of the Arts presents Mary Poppins July 14 and 28, 7:30pm RAC meeting July 26, 3-5pm Art Reception for Jane Byers and Mara Marchand (this is a new date) July 27, 7-9pm Wilde Lake CARES (Community Action and Resources for Environmental Stewardship) Organizational Meeting July 30, 6-8pm Town Center and Wilde Lake Family Pool Party at Running Brook Pool - Tickets now available August 3, 6:30pm WLVB meeting August 11, 7:30pm RAC meeting August 15- 22 Slayton House closed for maintenance and repairs September 7 Slayton House closed for Labor Day September 8, 6:30pm WLVB meeting September 8 & 22, 7:30pm RAC meeting September 12, 9am-1pm Shredding and E-cycling event for Wilde Lake Residents at Wilde Lake Village Center September 19, 11am -3pm Third Annual Wilde Lake Old- Fashioned Family Picnic at Wilde Lake Park
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E-NewsletterSLAYTON HOUSE SUMMER HOURSMon - Thurs: 9am -9pm; Friday: 9am - 5pm; Sat: 9am - NOON
www.wildelake.orgIssue # 364
July 10- July 16, 2015
Columbia Solar Cooperative – Information Session!Columbia residents can now join a local Cooperative to go solar
as a group and get a discount! Based on the same principal as
buying in bulk, the co-op will go through the process of
purchasing solar systems together with the guidance of an
Energy Advocate. The group will work with a preferred
contractor to install systems on all of the homes, but each
participant owns their own system and will sign their own
contract with the chosen installer.
By going solar as a group, participants will save approximately 25% off the cost of a solar system.
The co-op is being organized by Civic Works’ Retrofit Baltimore program and Maryland SUN. Columbia
Association is partnering with Civic Works to promote this innovative program in the Columbia
community.
When: Wednesday, August 12th from 7-8pm
Where: The Other Barn, 5851 Robert Oliver Pl, Columbia, MD 21045
Interested residents can sign up at http://www.retrofitbaltimore.org/rsvp and a Retrofit Baltimore
Energy Advocate will get in touch with you soon with more information about going solar.
Highlights of July 6 Village Board Meeting
♦Presentation of Prizes for 2015 Garden Contest Winners♦Approved a Request for ARC Resolution for 5609 Thicket Lane♦Approved a Request for Funds from the Village Contingency Fund for a Village Staff Salary Study♦Approved a Request from Operating Funds to Clean and Re-Coat the Dance Studio Floor♦Approved the Mission Statement and Goals for the Neighborhood Representatives Committee♦Approved a Cul-de-sac Beautification Application for Hyla Brook Road
Congratulations to the Wilde Lake Gardening Contest Winners!Thanks to Judges Anne Wallace, Anne Wallace, Susan Hellenbrand and Wendy van Antwerp for their efforts in selecting the following winners of the 2015 Wilde Lake Gardening Contest:Malynda Mazel: Best Container Garden: 10001 Windstream Drive, Apt. 201Amy Churilla and Mitch Vitullo: 2nd Place Shared Space: Reedy Brook cul-de-sacTim Lowrey: 1st Place Shared Space: 10580 Twin Rivers Road Susan Kent: 2nd Place Garden: 10518 Catterskill RoadJoyce Jacobs:1st Place Garden: 10405 Green Mountain CircleAs you walk around the neighborhood, check out these beautiful winning gardens! (Photo is Joyce Jacobs 1st place garden) The following businesses generously donated prizes: Bagel Bin, The Columbia Bank, David's Natural Market, Frank's Produce & Greenhouse, Giant Foods, Home Depot, Pizza Boli's, Princeton Sports, River Hill Garden Center and Today's Catch.
Talking Wilde with KevinHello Neighbors,
The Wilde Lake Village Board, and many residents, had the pleasure of meeting the winners of the 4th
Annual Wilde Lake Village Garden Contest this week. Garden Contest Committee members Susan Hellenbrand, Anne Wallace and Wendy van Antwerp presented prizes graciously donated by local merchants.
Special thanks for contributions from Wilde Lake Village Center merchants: Bagel Bin, Today’s Catch, Pizza Boli’s and David’s Natural Market. These passionate village center shops have remained open for business during construction to meet the needs of our residents. Please patronize The Shoppes at Wilde Lake soon, and often as well as the other businesses that donated prizes.
Consider participating in the Garden Contest next year by preparing your gardens now!
AnnouncementsPool Party Tickets still available for the Town Center and Wilde Lake Family Pool Party. They are free and available to all residents of Town Center and Wilde Lake.
Mark Your Calendar
July 10, 7pmSlayton House Theatre Camp of the Arts presents Mary Poppins
July 14 and 28, 7:30pmRAC meeting
July 26, 3-5pmArt Reception for Jane Byers and Mara Marchand (this is a new date)
July 27, 7-9pmWilde Lake CARES (Community Action and Resources for Environmental Stewardship) Organizational Meeting
July 30, 6-8pmTown Center and Wilde Lake Family Pool Party at Running Brook Pool - Tickets now available
August 3, 6:30pmWLVB meeting
August 11, 7:30pmRAC meeting
August 15- 22Slayton House closed for maintenance and repairs
September 7Slayton House closed for Labor Day
September 8, 6:30pmWLVB meeting
September 8 & 22, 7:30pmRAC meeting
September 12, 9am-1pmShredding and E-cycling event for Wilde Lake Residents at Wilde Lake Village Center
September 19, 11am -3pmThird Annual Wilde Lake Old-Fashioned Family Picnic at Wilde Lake Park
Respectfully,Kevin McAlileyChair, Wilde Lake Village Board
September 20, 3-5pmArt Reception: Rod Barr and Kay Sandler
September 26, 9am-1pmVillage Wide Yard Sale
Need to report a cable issue?Send an email with detailed information (and photo if possible) as to location (give address) to [email protected]
Covenant NewsThe RAC (Resident Architectural Committee meets the second and fourth Tuesday of the month. Applications for exterior alterations received by the date of the meeting will be reviewed at the following meeting. Application can be obtained at Slayton House or at http://www.wildelake.org/covenants/application-guidelines/. Please contact Carl McKinney, Covenant Advisor, at [email protected] with questions. To view the agenda for the July14 meeting click http://www.wildelake.org/covenants/architectural-review-process/rac-agenda-andminutes/
Bernice Kish Gallery at Slayton HouseThe Bernice Kish Gallery at Slayton House offers ongoing exhibits featuring many well-know regional artists as well as local artists. A
reception is usually held on the first Sunday of the show, which is free and open to the public. Visit the website for information about applying to exhibit.
June 15- August 8:Jane Byers and Mara Marchand "Friends Painting Contrasts" Watercolors, acrylics and paintings
Reception: July 26, 3-5pm
CA’s Senior Shuttle for Cultural Events - The Columbia Association Senior Advisory Committee sponsors a FREE curb-to-curb evening and weekend transportation shuttle to cultural events
throughout Howard County for groups of 4 or more seniors ages 60 and over. For complete details
call CA at 410-715-3087.
News Around the County
To get more news from the county, you may access the complete District 4 newsletter at http://cc.howardcountymd.gov/Districts/District-4
Prepare for Success "Backpacks for Students"
The Prepare For Success program will begin in mid Juy. A drop-off box will be located at Slayton
House and will be here until August 13. For more information go
to http://www.volunteerhoward.org/prepareforsuccess. Tax deductible monetary donations for
supplies may be donated via http://cac-hc.org/CAC/cac_makeadonation.htm
or send a check payable to "Community Action Council/PFS" to Community Action Council/PFS, 6751 Columbia Gateway Drive, Columbia, MD, 21046.
Get Involved in the Arts by becoming a Horowitz Center VolunteerHorowitz Visual and Performing Arts center is looking for Volunteers to help take tickets, sell refreshments, distribute programs, assist patrons with special seating needs, and answer questions about upcoming performing arts events. Volunteers get to see performances in their enitrety for free during their assigned shifts.Volunteers opportunities include dance concerts, arts collective (theater and improv), rep stage and student theatre department. For information contact the box office at 443-518-1500 or email [email protected].
Sunset Serenades
Wednesday evenings through August 12, 7:00 p.m.
Centennial Park South, 10000 Route 108, Ellicott City
Wednesdays, from June 24th through August 12th, enjoy this popular summer concert series. The series is free and continues throughout the summer on Wednesday evenings. Bring a blanket or lawn chair, a picnic supper, rent a canoe or paddleboat and enjoy music in the park. Monetary Donations will be accepted at the Information/Marketing Table.
Village News
Lyme Disease Presentation at Oakland MIllsThe public is invited to a presentation on Lyme Disease on July 23, 7pm, at the Other Barn in
Oakland Mills. Speakers include a representative from the Howard County Health Department and Mrs. Kandice Dickover, M.S. The Health Department will discuss prevention of tick-borne disease,
creating a tick-safe zone through landscaping, tick removal and recognizing symptoms of Lyme
disease. The presentation is free and includes time for Q & A. For information contact Sandy Cederbaum at [email protected] or call 410-730-4610.
Jazz in the Mills at Oakland MillsJazz in the Mills presents Kristine Key in Concert on Sunday, August 30, 5-7:30pm at the Other Barn in Oakland Mills.
Tickets can be purchased in advance for $15 at The Other Barn or online at
www.brownpapertickets.com/event/1316398. Tickets will be available at the door for $20. Information: Lavenia Nesmith
at [email protected] or [email protected].
Paint Night in Harper's ChoiceSign up for an evening of fun when you learn to paint from an artist who will guide you step by step. the event is
on Wednesday, September 16, 6-9pm at Kahler Hall. The fee is $25 per person and includes supplies, wine and light refreshments. Must be 21 or older. Pre-registration is required beginning July 13. Call 410-730-0770 for
more information or to register.
No experience necessary - you will learn easy painting tricks that will help you stylize your own masterpiece!
Columbia Association News
www.columbiaassociation.org
Volunteers Sought for This Year's Columbia BikeAboutColumbia Association is seeking volunteers for the annual Columbia BikeAbout, a free event is being
held on Saturday, Sept. 26. Volunteers will assist with traffic control, directions and registration, and
they will act as guides at places of interest along the route. Flexible shifts are available between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Training and a free T-shirt will be provided. For more information, please
email [email protected] or call Jeannette Lichtenwalner at 410-715-6781.
Outdoor Pool Schedule 2015 - All Pools Open May 23
Bryant Woods Closed Tuesdays 410-730-5326 Last Day: August 10Faulkner Ridge Closed Wednesdays 410-730-5292 Last Day: September 1Running Brook Closed Thursdays 410-730-5293 Last Day: August 24Second Sunday Swim: CA residents will be offered the opportunity to visit CA's 23 outdoor pools FREE on the second Sunday of each month (June 14, July 12 and August 9. Residents must have a CA Columbia Card to enjoy the Second Sunday Swim. Columbia Cards can be obtained at CA's Membership Service Center, located at CA headquarters, 10221 Wincopin Circle at no cost. Address verification are required to obtain the free Columbia Card. For more information, call 410-730-1801.Discounted Admission Rate for Columbia Residents with a Columbia Card: $4 per adult and $2 per child, available at Faulkner Ridge, Jeffers Hill, Macgill's Common, Running Brook and Talbott Springs.
CA Board Schedule
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2015-2016 Village Board
The Board meets the first Monday of each month at 6:30pm at Slayton House. The Agenda for Board meetings is posted at Slayton House and on the village website www.wildelake.org the Friday before each meeting. The next Board meeting will be June 1, 2015.
Kevin McAliley, Chair
410-336-6593
Jeff Friedhoffer, Vice Chair
410-997-5366
The July 2015 meetings of the CA Board (Columbia Council) will be July 9 and 23 at 7:30pm at CA
Headquarters, 10221 Wincopin Circle. To view the agenda and minutes click here
Upcoming Events and Activities
National Night Out 2015The National Association of Town Watch (NATW) invites you to
join with your neighbors on August 4 to be part of the fight for a
safer America. Register your neighborhood at www.natw.org
and receive a free organizational kit. WLCA has Block Party
Funds available to help Wilde Lake residents. Call 410-730-
3987 or come in to Slayton House and learn more about having
a block party.
Have a Block Party, Get to Know Your NeighborsAs summer approaches, it is a good time to have a block party with
your neighbors. Wilde Lake Community Association will help with the
cost (up to $25) and provide a packet to get you started. Come by
Slayton House and we will give you a packet and then get started for
a fun event! Call 410-730-3987 for more information.
Save the Date for third Annual Wilde Lake Old-Fashioned Family Picnic on Saturday, September 19,
11am-3pm, at Wilde Lake Park. Free entertainment and activities including: Moon Bounce, Face Painting,Children’s Crafts, Watermelon Eating Contest. Live Music, Food Trucks and More! For updates check www.wildelake.org
and www.facebook.com/wildelakevillage
Bess Caplan
443-756-1775
Wulah [email protected]
Rhoda Toback
410-730-8758
Columbia Council Rep
Nancy McCord
443-285-9209
Village Manager
Kristin Shulder
410-730-3987
Senior Advisory Committee
Bernice Kish
Tell HoCo: An easy way to report
issues concerning potholes, graffiti, roadways, traffic signals,
signs, sewer or water, parks or
trees. Download the app to your mobile device or access it on the
County website.
Need to contact aWilde Lake School? School links are now available on our website. Click on the tab under contacts.
Know yourState RepresentativesClick on the tab under contacts for the info on your state senator and congressmen. Check out our website: www.wildelake.org
--Carole Black
Special AssistantWilde Lake Community Association
10400 Cross Fox LaneColumbia, MD 21044
