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4655 Techniplex Dr. Suite 300, Stafford, Texas 77477 E-Mail: [email protected] • Website: www.fortbendstar.com Office: 281-690-4200 • Fax: 281-690-4250 • TOLL FREE 1-888-430-7478 The Fort Bend / Southwest STAR Family Owned and Locally Operated • An Official Fort Bend County Newspaper received 673 votes or Urbish, 45 percent, and Benton, 55 percent. This council seat was held by Susan Euton, who ran for city mayor in May and lost against Vincent Morales, who was recently sworn into office. A total of 5,928 out of 35,210 registered voters or 16.84 percent exercised their right to vote in the June 11 runoff elections in Fort Bend County. The results will remain unofficial until the votes are canvassed by the respective cities. By Elsa Maxey To say that the race for District 3 between Amy Mitchell and Howard Paul was really close is no understatement. Try one vote. Mitchell received one more vote than Paul putting her at a 791 total against Paul’s 790. In early voting, Mitchell was ahead by 11 votes, mustering 464 against Paul’s 453, and on Election Day, Paul received 10 more votes than she did as 337 votes were cast for him and 327 votes for her. In the end in Fort Bend County, Saturday’s runoff election results for Sugar Land’s District 3 and 4 show Mitchell and Harish Jajoo to have won. They will soon become Sugar Land’s newest city council members joining another new council member, Bridgett Yeung, who won her unopposed District 2 seat vacated by Don Olson this May. For District 4, Harish Jajoo earned 52.38 percent of the total votes against Farha Ahmed’s 47.62 percent or 1,474 for Jajoo and 1,340 for Ahmed. The District 4 race caught the atten- tion of many due to a politi- cal flyer that was anonymously mailed to residents in that district which may have incited voters against Ahmed because of ref- erences about a terrorist group association. These assertions were refuted by notable com- munity members who provided character reference statements in response to the flyer. Mitchell and Jajoo will replace term-limited Councilmembers Russell Jones and Michael Schiff, respectively. In Rosenberg, voters elected William T. "Bill" Benton for the council at-large position 1. Benton received 826 votes and his opponent, James Urbish, iFest Live 2011 Mark your calendars for “iFest Live 2011”, International Festival & Vendor Fair scheduled for Saturday, November 5, 2011, at Sugar Land Town Square. This fantastic event celebrates the tremendous diversity of cultures in our school district and county by highlighting its many unique traditions, arts, and foods as well as increases awareness for the Foundation and its mission! Shown are the members of iFest Live 2011 Committee: Back row left to right: Lucy Gayon; Abla Amin; Naila Burki ; Robin Jordan, FBEF Board Member; Jack Burrows; Patrick Gaffney; middle row left to right: Ana Taracido; Jane Vaucher; Virginia Barriera; Aruna Kovvali; Tracy Feng; Brenna Smelley, FBEF Executive Director; Nappinnai Natarajan; Rustin Buck; front row left to right: Claudia Figoli; Yamei Zhong; Beatriz De Alvarado, FBEF Board Member; Shefali Jhaveri, FBEF ifest Live 2011 Co-Chair; Sonal Bhuchar, FBEF ifest Live 2011 Co-Chair; Abolade Durojaiye; Namita Patel. Volume XXXIII • No. 44 HHH Wednesday, June 15, 2011 See DAILY news updates: www.FortBendStar.com Search 1,000’s of new and used autos online No matter what your views… a guy who pilfers from a donation box--well, surely, that will get ya a front row seat in the hot spot! Seems a guy was captured by security cameras try’n to put the snatch’us grab’us on the pro- ceeds in a Shri Swaminarayan Manor Temple donation box. According to the Sheriff’s spokesman, this happened back in early May just shy of 3 am. Evidently, at some point during See HAND’N, page 7 DUMB CRIMINAL OF THE WEEK By LeaAnne Klentzman Hand’n out match sticks.. Dr. Ed gets a proclamation Ed’s Pharmacy, which is locally owned on Cartwright Road in Missouri City, was the site of a social gathering on Friday over the lunch hour celebrating Ed Sziy’s birthday. Regarded as a popular pharmacist enjoying the respect of the community, he was presented with a cake sans candles and all the trimmings of a special buffet lunch prepared by Margaret Garner a la all-you-can-eat style. Mayor Allen Owen made a surprise visit and presented the honoree with a proclamation declaring Ed’s birthday, June 12, as “Ed Sziy Day” day. (l-r) Mayor Allen Owen, Margaret Garner, and Ed Sziy. By Brandon Porter As the Sugar Land Skeeters inaugural season inches closer to reality, the organization contin- ues to develop the franchise on its projected path. Skeeters President Matt O'Brien, who started in minor league baseball in 1993 as an intern for the Kansas City Royals' Class A affiliate Kane County Cougars, said the team is on track with its original plans. "The construction part of the stadium is following the plan laid out, so that is going well," he said. "And the business side of what we are doing is growing and evolving everyday." O'Brien added that they can not take a "cookie cutter" approach with the building of both the ballpark and the orga- nization and that there are some unique dynamics to the city of Sugar Land and the Greater Houston area that will fit into the final development. Recently, the Skeeters released the design for a Texas-shaped video board and a retro bullpen cart, and as the front office con- tinues to release new amenities to the public, they are working on their "most important play- er"—the mascot. "We have partnered with two of the nations finest mascot and branding organizations to help us develop what our vision of a Skeeter is," O'Brien said. "What Jajoo, Mitchell, Benton win runoffs in city council elections Skeeters team on track Paul is reported to be considering recount By Elsa Maxey As a resident of Fort Bend County, do you know how many new laws may soon be affecting you? The Texas legislature, which is meeting in special session on school finance, the state budget and other issues, passed 1,379 bills during its 140-day regular ses- sion. The session ended in May and the governor was sent the bills for approval or veto. So, how long does he have? He has twenty days after final adjournment of the ses- sion. That’s how long Governor Rick Perry has to consider over a thousand bills and Sunday, June 19, is the last day he can sign, veto them or according to state law, allow them to become law even without his signature. See BILLS, page 6 we can say is that it is going to be a fan favorite and it is going to be iconic for all of Sugar Land. We are building a mascot that imme- diately makes you smile." Now that the ground break- ing has concluded for StarTex Power Field, construction can begin. O'Brien stated that he is using ideas from other stadiums to make Sugar Land's ballpark the best minor league stadium in the country. "Every park is built using information from the last one and seeing how you can improve on it," he said. "We just recently took a staff trip to Round Rock and they talked about what they liked and what they would do differently. That ballpark is beau- tiful and we hope we can pick an idea or two from that sta- dium and build something that is nicer." See SKEETERS, page 6 By LeaAnne Klentzman Stafford police officer Christian “Chris” Crum was killed in a motorcycle accident. Chris Crum, a four year veteran of the Stafford police depart- ment, was assigned to warrants and police technology after serv- ing on patrol. He was 31 years old. Chris has been a part of the Stafford police department since his birth. His father, Lonnie Crum, has been with Stafford police department for the last 35 years. He is scheduled to retire at the end of this month. The accident that took Chris’ life occurred early Sunday afternoon as he traveled along Avenue E. According to authori- ties, Crum was traveling along Avenue E when a vehicle pulled out in front of him. He was taken via Life Flight to Hermann Hospital in Houston where he succumbed to his injuries. DPS worked the accident. Stafford police officer Crum killed in motorcycle accident By LeaAnne Klentzman In a case the Star has been fol- lowing since February of 2010, a neighborhood bully has finally been held accountable. In a story first broken by the Star in 2010 about a neighbor- hood conflict, a Teal Run man has recently been convicted. It all began some two years ago when in the far east-side community of Teal Run, a small neighbor- hood within the subdivision was cowering from a menace. One of the residents on a quiet cul-de-sac was a felon who liked to scream, threaten, harass and, by and large, terrorize his neighbors. Reports were made to law enforcement officials who they responded so many times--their patrol car could get there on auto-pilot. It got so bad that one neighbor positioned surveillance cameras around their property - making moving pictures suitable for the local TV news. At the time we told readers, “Seems these eyes in the sky have captured the bully neighbor out working his yard with a pump- up sprayer full of some chemi- cal which did felony damage to another neighbor’s car.” Fortunately it did not go as far as some neighbor disputes have in Fort Bend County, but it finally made it to a courtroom. On June 6, 2011, Mark Childs was convicted of felony Criminal Mischief in the 240th District Court. Childs, 51, of Fresno, was indicted after he deliberately damaged his neighbor’s cars dur- ing a neighborhood dispute. According to Assistant District Attorney Amanda Bolin, “Childs and the victim, Ms. Pena, are neighbors in a cul-de-sac and have been for a number of years.” The dispute began in the fall of 2009 when Childs parked his vehicle in the small space of the cul-de-sac between their homes thus blocking the Pena’s drive- way. Police were called. Since that did not work, Ms. Pena began parking her Ford Excursion in the disputed spot. Police were called again. Frustration mounted and the See BULLY, page 6 Teal Run bully convicted By Elsa Maxey With water now going into a newly excavated lake site “about two million gallons at a rate of 200,000 gallons, it will probably take a while” before it’s filled, said Meadows Place Mayor Charles Jessup. Part of what is called a water reclama- tion project, Mayor Jessup said the water going into the lake is Type 1 effluent, “suitable for human contact,” he said, “but not for drinking and we’ll also be stocking the lake with fish at a future time.” On Friday, the water began filling the massive crater that will be the lake once it’s filled. This project had its official groundbreaking on March 23, and residents have been advised that the water is still being poured in for the new lake that will take about 10 days to fill. Where is all that water com- This marquee advises residents in Meadows Place that the huge excavation dug up in the Spring is being filled with water for a new lake at a city park featuring a jogging trail around the lake, a pavilion with BBQ pits, a bridge and other amenities that are about to be completed. ing from during the state’s dri- est 7-month period on record where just the other day there was only a trickle of rain out here? The water comes from the city’s freshwater and wastewa- ter treatment operations, said Mayor Jessup and “as part of a cost saving water reclama- tion project, it will provide us with an inexpensive nearly inexhaustible water supply for both play and irrigation pur- poses.” He said that from a 500-750,000 gallon discharge a day of clean/treated waste- water, the city is capturing up to 200,000 gallons and send- ing that through an additional filtration system, which makes it cleaner. “Our discharge is chlorinated to kill bacteria and then de-chlorinated before dis- charge,” he said. This is the water that is going into the lake and into the storm water bayou that runs to Keegan’s Bayou and onto the Gulf, he explains. He also said the pro- cess is monitored and permit- ted by Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. During drought, two million gallons of H2O gushes into Meadows Place new lake 1,379 bills passed by state legislature Many to become law – some about HOA limits

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4655 Techniplex Dr. Suite 300, Stafford, Texas 77477E-Mail: [email protected] • Website: www.fortbendstar.comOffice: 281-690-4200 • Fax: 281-690-4250 • TOLL FREE 1-888-430-7478

The Fort Bend / Southwest

STARFamily Owned and Locally Operated • An Official Fort Bend County Newspaper

received 673 votes or Urbish, 45 percent, and Benton, 55 percent. This council seat was held by Susan Euton, who ran for city mayor in May and lost against Vincent Morales, who was recently sworn into office.

A total of 5,928 out of 35,210 registered voters or 16.84 percent exercised their right to vote in the June 11 runoff elections in Fort Bend County. The results will remain unofficial until the votes are canvassed by the respective cities.

By Elsa MaxeyTo say that the race for District

3 between Amy Mitchell and Howard Paul was really close is no understatement. Try one vote. Mitchell received one more vote than Paul putting her at a 791 total against Paul’s 790. In early voting, Mitchell was ahead by 11 votes, mustering 464 against Paul’s 453, and on Election Day, Paul received 10 more votes than she did as 337 votes were cast for him and 327 votes for her.

In the end in Fort Bend County, Saturday’s runoff election results for Sugar Land’s District 3 and 4 show Mitchell and Harish Jajoo to have won. They will soon become Sugar Land’s newest city council members joining another new council member, Bridgett Yeung, who won her unopposed District 2 seat vacated by Don Olson this May.

For District 4, Harish Jajoo earned 52.38 percent of the total votes against Farha Ahmed’s 47.62 percent or 1,474 for Jajoo and 1,340 for Ahmed. The District 4 race caught the atten-tion of many due to a politi-cal flyer that was anonymously mailed to residents in that district which may have incited voters against Ahmed because of ref-

erences about a terrorist group association. These assertions were refuted by notable com-munity members who provided character reference statements in response to the flyer.

Mitchell and Jajoo will replace term-limited Councilmembers Russell Jones and Michael Schiff, respectively.

In Rosenberg, voters elected William T. "Bill" Benton for the council at-large position 1. Benton received 826 votes and his opponent, James Urbish,

iFest Live 2011

Mark your calendars for “iFest Live 2011”, International Festival & Vendor Fair scheduled for Saturday, November 5, 2011, at Sugar Land Town Square. This fantastic event celebrates the tremendous diversity of cultures in our school district and county by highlighting its many unique traditions, arts, and foods as well as increases awareness for the Foundation and its mission! Shown are the members of iFest Live 2011 Committee: Back row left to right: Lucy Gayon; Abla Amin; Naila Burki ; Robin Jordan, FBEF Board Member; Jack Burrows; Patrick Gaffney; middle row left to right: Ana Taracido; Jane Vaucher; Virginia Barriera; Aruna Kovvali; Tracy Feng; Brenna Smelley, FBEF Executive Director; Nappinnai Natarajan; Rustin Buck; front row left to right: Claudia Figoli; Yamei Zhong; Beatriz De Alvarado, FBEF Board Member; Shefali Jhaveri, FBEF ifest Live 2011 Co-Chair; Sonal Bhuchar, FBEF ifest Live 2011 Co-Chair; Abolade Durojaiye; Namita Patel.

Volume XXXIII • No. 44 HHH Wednesday, June 15, 2011

See DAILY news updates: www.FortBendStar.com

Search 1,000’s of new and used

autos online

No matter what your views… a guy who pilfers from a donation box--well, surely, that will get ya a front row seat in the hot spot!

Seems a guy was captured by security cameras try’n to put the snatch’us grab’us on the pro-ceeds in a Shri Swaminarayan Manor Temple donation box. According to the Sheriff’s spokesman, this happened back in early May just shy of 3 am. Evidently, at some point during

See HAND’N, page 7

DUMB

CRIMINALOF THE WEEK

By LeaAnne Klentzman

Hand’n out match

sticks..

Dr. Ed gets a proclamation

Ed’s Pharmacy, which is locally owned on Cartwright Road in Missouri City, was the site of a social gathering on Friday over the lunch hour celebrating Ed Sziy’s birthday. Regarded as a popular pharmacist enjoying the respect of the community, he was presented with a cake sans candles and all the trimmings of a special buffet lunch prepared by Margaret Garner a la all-you-can-eat style. Mayor Allen Owen made a surprise visit and presented the honoree with a proclamation declaring Ed’s birthday, June 12, as “Ed Sziy Day” day. (l-r) Mayor Allen Owen, Margaret Garner, and Ed Sziy.

By Brandon PorterAs the Sugar Land Skeeters

inaugural season inches closer to reality, the organization contin-ues to develop the franchise on its projected path.

Skeeters President Matt O'Brien, who started in minor league baseball in 1993 as an intern for the Kansas City Royals' Class A affiliate Kane County Cougars, said the team is on track with its original plans.

"The construction part of the stadium is following the plan laid out, so that is going well," he said. "And the business side of what we are doing is growing and evolving everyday."

O'Brien added that they can not take a "cookie cutter" approach with the building of both the ballpark and the orga-nization and that there are some unique dynamics to the city of Sugar Land and the Greater Houston area that will fit into the final development.

Recently, the Skeeters released the design for a Texas-shaped video board and a retro bullpen cart, and as the front office con-tinues to release new amenities to the public, they are working on their "most important play-er"—the mascot.

"We have partnered with two of the nations finest mascot and branding organizations to help us develop what our vision of a Skeeter is," O'Brien said. "What

Jajoo, Mitchell, Benton winrunoffs in city council elections

Skeeters team on track

Paul is reported to be considering recount

By Elsa MaxeyAs a resident of Fort Bend

County, do you know how many new laws may soon be affecting you? The Texas legislature, which is meeting in special session on school finance, the state budget and other issues, passed 1,379 bills during its 140-day regular ses-sion. The session ended in May and the governor was sent the

bills for approval or veto.So, how long does he have?He has twenty days after

final adjournment of the ses-sion. That’s how long Governor Rick Perry has to consider over a thousand bills and Sunday, June 19, is the last day he can sign, veto them or according to state law, allow them to become law even without his signature.

See BILLS, page 6

we can say is that it is going to be a fan favorite and it is going to be iconic for all of Sugar Land. We are building a mascot that imme-diately makes you smile."

Now that the ground break-ing has concluded for StarTex Power Field, construction can begin. O'Brien stated that he is using ideas from other stadiums to make Sugar Land's ballpark the best minor league stadium in the country.

"Every park is built using information from the last one and seeing how you can improve on it," he said. "We just recently took a staff trip to Round Rock and they talked about what they liked and what they would do differently. That ballpark is beau-tiful and we hope we can pick an idea or two from that sta-dium and build something that is nicer."

See SKEETERS, page 6

By LeaAnne Klentzman Stafford police officer

Christian “Chris” Crum was killed in a motorcycle accident. Chris Crum, a four year veteran of the Stafford police depart-ment, was assigned to warrants and police technology after serv-ing on patrol. He was 31 years old.

Chris has been a part of the Stafford police department since his birth. His father, Lonnie Crum, has been with Stafford

police department for the last 35 years. He is scheduled to retire at the end of this month.

The accident that took Chris’ life occurred early Sunday afternoon as he traveled along Avenue E. According to authori-ties, Crum was traveling along Avenue E when a vehicle pulled out in front of him. He was taken via Life Flight to Hermann Hospital in Houston where he succumbed to his injuries.

DPS worked the accident.

Stafford police officer Crum killed in motorcycle accident

By LeaAnne Klentzman In a case the Star has been fol-

lowing since February of 2010, a neighborhood bully has finally been held accountable.

In a story first broken by the Star in 2010 about a neighbor-hood conflict, a Teal Run man has recently been convicted. It all began some two years ago when in the far east-side community of Teal Run, a small neighbor-hood within the subdivision was cowering from a menace. One of the residents on a quiet cul-de-sac was a felon who liked to scream, threaten, harass and, by and large, terrorize his neighbors. Reports were made to law enforcement officials who they responded so many times--their patrol car could get there on auto-pilot.

It got so bad that one neighbor positioned surveillance cameras around their property - making moving pictures suitable for the local TV news.

At the time we told readers, “Seems these eyes in the sky have captured the bully neighbor out working his yard with a pump-

up sprayer full of some chemi-cal which did felony damage to another neighbor’s car.”

Fortunately it did not go as far as some neighbor disputes have in Fort Bend County, but it finally made it to a courtroom. On June 6, 2011, Mark Childs was convicted of felony Criminal Mischief in the 240th District Court. Childs, 51, of Fresno, was indicted after he deliberately damaged his neighbor’s cars dur-ing a neighborhood dispute.

According to Assistant District Attorney Amanda Bolin, “Childs and the victim, Ms. Pena, are neighbors in a cul-de-sac and have been for a number of years.” The dispute began in the fall of 2009 when Childs parked his vehicle in the small space of the cul-de-sac between their homes thus blocking the Pena’s drive-way. Police were called.

Since that did not work, Ms. Pena began parking her Ford Excursion in the disputed spot. Police were called again. Frustration mounted and the

See BULLY, page 6

Teal Run bully convictedBy Elsa Maxey

With water now going into a newly excavated lake site “about two million gallons at a rate of 200,000 gallons, it will probably take a while” before it’s filled, said Meadows Place Mayor Charles Jessup. Part of what is called a water reclama-tion project, Mayor Jessup said the water going into the lake is Type 1 effluent, “suitable for human contact,” he said, “but

not for drinking and we’ll also be stocking the lake with fish at a future time.”

On Friday, the water began filling the massive crater that will be the lake once it’s filled. This project had its official groundbreaking on March 23, and residents have been advised that the water is still being poured in for the new lake that will take about 10 days to fill.

Where is all that water com-

This marquee advises residents in Meadows Place that the huge excavation dug up in the Spring is being filled with water for a new lake at a city park featuring a jogging trail around the lake, a pavilion with BBQ pits, a bridge and other amenities that are about to be completed.

ing from during the state’s dri-est 7-month period on record where just the other day there was only a trickle of rain out here?

The water comes from the city’s freshwater and wastewa-ter treatment operations, said Mayor Jessup and “as part of a cost saving water reclama-tion project, it will provide us with an inexpensive nearly inexhaustible water supply for both play and irrigation pur-poses.” He said that from a 500-750,000 gallon discharge a day of clean/treated waste-water, the city is capturing up to 200,000 gallons and send-ing that through an additional filtration system, which makes it cleaner. “Our discharge is chlorinated to kill bacteria and then de-chlorinated before dis-charge,” he said. This is the water that is going into the lake and into the storm water bayou that runs to Keegan’s Bayou and onto the Gulf, he explains. He also said the pro-cess is monitored and permit-ted by Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

During drought, two million gallons of H2O gushes into Meadows Place new lake

1,379 bills passed by state legislature

Many to become law – some about HOA limits

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I think I hate politics and politicians....I can’t believe that we have such crushing problems facing our nation (if we believe the television pundits)--problems like a huge debt with two war-ring political parties refusing to compromise to buy us some time, a lack of jobs is other parts of the country and neither political party has even a tiny clue about what to do except point fingers at each other; and companies sitting on vast amounts of cash and refusing to hire people because they want to force the politicians to give them even more tax breaks. And guess what our politicians are doing? Why they are tsk, tsking over Rep. Weiner’s wienie. Are you believing this?

What I find interesting is that most of the states that are having such budgets problems now and are solving it by taking money away from our next generation in the form of stealing money from their respective education

systems. Most of those states received stimulus funds which were supposed to be used to create jobs by funding “shovel-ready” projects, but most of them spent that stimulus money to bal-ance their own budgets that year. Our own governor, Gov. Good Hair did that and then bragged in television ads when he was run-ning for reelection that Texas had a surplus. How could we have had a surplus when he was run-ning against Kay Bailey and now we are so broke that thousands of teachers are going to be laid off and class sizes will be increased to over 35 students per room? Still no buyer’s remorse.?

I been telling you’ll.....I’ve maintained for three years that Sarah Palin is just plain dumb. I’m not sure she really passed elementary school. Here she was in the Paul Revere Museum and when asked a question about Paul, she flubbed it completely. I’m sure some of her defenders

will claim “Gotcha Journalism,” but remember she was in the Paul Revere Museum. Didn’t she absorb anything just standing around there?

That lady is dumb. Cute, but dumb.

Car 54, where are you?....No, really, where are you. The Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Department has a new commu-nication system that just doesn’t work. Nobody knows where Car 54 is, and no body knows when they will know.

And I’m not sure I want it to work anyway. The new commu-nication system works on a Visual Data Terminal. The county cops won’t be communicating with each other via radio anymore. They will be texting.

So you will have this county mountie barrelling down the road and rather than getting his infor-mation from a radio, he has to look at a little tv screen mounted in his car to communicate.

I know this is the new era and I need to join the 21st century, but I’m just saying.....Don’t admon-ish me about texting and driving

and be doing it yourself. (I can never text and drive because I just can barely do either one--even one at a time.) Most people who ride which me spend their time issuing sometimes not so silent screams and slamming their own feet against the floor to emulate brake work. And I won’t even tell you what part of my anatomy I’m accused of using when I call people on my cell phone texting device at inappropriate times--like 3 a.m.

There are two types of women....I’m convinced there are two types of women. Those that put on more make-up as they age, and those that put on less. I belong to the latter class.

I noticed that very recently I used to put on eye liner, shadow, and mascara, in addition to the usual blush and lipstick. Lately, I’ve skipped the eye liner and shadow. At my age, I just can’t improve very much any more. So today I caught myself leaving the house without mascara. Is lipstick next?

FYI, apropos of nothing: Michele Bauchmann had on very noticeable (if you are on the look-out) false eyelashes in the New Hamsphire GOP debate. Let’s see: she reads, is a teapartyer, and wears makeup. Except for the reading part, we’re seeing a Sarah Palin wannabe.

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Editor’s note: Starrings are for non-profit events. Deadline is 12 p.m. every Friday. Please keep wording to a minimum. Answer the “5 W’s”: Who, What, When, Where, and Why. Fax us: 281-690-4250; e-mail: [email protected] or mail to: Fort Bend Star, 4655 Techniplex Dr., Ste. 300, Stafford, TX 77477.

To place an ad in The Fort Bend County Worship Directory 281-690-4200

SOUTHMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH • 281-499-23104200 Cartwright Road, Missouri City, 77459 Worship Service: 9:00am and 11:15am Sunday School: 10:15am www.southminpres.org

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HERITAGE BAPTIST CHURCH • 281-403-49942223 FM1092 • Missouri City, TX 77459 Dr. Charles Murphy, Pastor Sunday Bible Study 9:30am - 6:00pm Sunday Worship 10:45am - 7:00pm Wednesday: 7:00pm Bible Study / AWANA "A Place To Call Home" - www.hbctx.org

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MURPHY RD. CHURCH OF CHRIST • 281-261-52162025 FM 1092 • Missouri City Sunday Worship: 9:30am - 5:00pm Bible Classes: Sunday 10:45am Bible Study: Wednesday 7:30pm www.murphyroadchurch.org

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FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH • 281-499-35023900 Lexington Blvd., Missori City, TX 77459 Sunday Worship: 8:30am, 9:45am, 11:00am Open Skies Worship: 8:30am • www.fumcmc.org Sunday School All Ages 9:45am

CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH • 281-980-68883300 Austin Parkway • Sugar Land, TX 77479 Sunday Worship: 8:15am - 9:45am - 11:05am the hub - 11:00am Sunday School for all ages - 9:45am www.cumcsl.org

METHODIST CHURCH FISHERS OF MEN LUTHERAN CHURCH (LCMS) • 281-242-77112011 Austin Parkway - Sugar Land, TX 77479 www.fishersofmen.org Sunday Worship: 8:30am - 11:00am Sunday School classes for ages 2 & up: 9:40am

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SUGAR LAND CHURCH OF CHRIST • 281-561-088115590 Voss Road • Sugar Land • www.slcoc.org Sunday Worship Services: 7:00am • 10am • 5pm Bible Study (all ages): Sun. 9am & Wed. 7pm Tuesday Seniors' Bible Study: 10am

NEW HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH (ELCA) • 281-499-76111424 FM 1092 Rd., Missouri City, 77459 Worship w/Holy Communion: 8:00 & 10:30 am Education hour for all ages: 9:15am www.newhopelc.org

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BRIGHTON CHURCH • 281-988-775511925 SW Frwy 59 • Stafford (Between W. Airport and Murphy Rd.) Sunday Worship: 10:30am www.brightonhouston.org • Refreshing & Relevant

FREEDOM CHURCH • 281-240-1055121 Wood ST. • Sugar Land, TX 77498 Sunday Worship: 11:00am www.facebook.com/freedomchurchintl Pastor - Bryan Eggenbeger

“And I will betroth thee unto me for ever; yea, I will betroth thee unto me in righteousness, and in judgment, and in

lovingkindness, and in mercies. I will even betroth thee unto me in faithfulness: and thou shalt know the LORD” Hosea 2:19-20

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Danielle Marie Cordes and Price Christopher Herndon were united in marriage on Saturday, June 4, 2011, at five o’clock in the evening at St. Luke’s Methodist Church, Houston, Texas by Rev. Peter Miller. Scripture readings were given by the couple’s mentor, Mr. James Alexander of Sugar Land, Texas. Following the ceremony, a reception was held with dinner and dancing at The Petroleum Club of Houston. On the eve of the wedding, a rehearsal dinner was hosted by the groom’s parents at the Post Oak Grill in Sugar Land.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris E.Cordes of Houston, Texas. The groom is the son of Mr. and

Mrs. Seth Christopher Herndon of Sugar Land, Texas. Given in marriage by her parents and escorted by her father, the bride chose a white wedding gown and veil from Lazaro.

Laura Fanta, friend of the bride, served as Maid of Honor. Bridesmaids included Mary Ellen Herndon, Amanda Blomdahl, Anna Flagg, Taylor Nugent, Jennifer McClure, Mayley Tang and Megan Blaisdell.

The House Party included Alicia and Amelia Bush, Vanessa Ferreira, Camille Goodson, Hayley Kosel, and Nicole Peyreau.

Corbin Janssen of Sugar Land, Texas served as Best Man. Groomsmen were Ryan Cordes, Trevor Baugh, Andrew Gilbert, Clark Fredrickson, James Denton, Hayes Thibodeaux and Gideon Powell. Ushers were John Chay, Maxim Helmerich, Michael Leanes, Matthew Rash, Blake Kramer and William Stence.

The bride and groom both attended Fort Bend Baptist Academy in Sugar Land. Danielle is a 2011 graduate of Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta. She will be working for The Methodist Hospital in Sugar Land, Texas. Price is a 2011 graduate of Baylor University with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and is a member of Kappa Sigma Fraternity. He will be working for Price Waterhouse in Houston.

Following their honeymoon on Nevis Island in the Caribbean Sea, the couple will make their home in Houston.

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Miss Courtney Elizabeth CornettWeds Mr. Justin Lynn Adams

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cornett of Missouri City, TX are happy to announce the upcoming marriage of their daughter Courtney Elizabeth Cornett to Justin Lynn Adams of Thornton, TX. Courtney was a 2005 graduate of Elkins High School and a 2008 graduate of Sam Houston State University. Justin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Adams and is also a graduate of Sam Houston State University. An early summer wedding is planned and afterward they will reside in Mabank, TX.

Darren Glynn, civilian contractor Corporal Jarrod Wayman, USMCSgt. Simon Gutierrez, USMCPvt. Marques Roberson, U.S. ArmyCapt. Daniel Seiter, U.S. ArmyMike Carroll, 1st Lieutenant, USMCDan Carroll, 1st Lieutenant, USMCHenry Blassingame, contractor SPC Christopher Kimrey, U.S. ArmySgt. Bryan Lemmon, USMCPvt. Ezequiel Grimaldo, U.S. ArmyCapt. Matthew Fox, U.S. ArmyCpl. Jason Lee Mejorado, USMCAirman Oscar Mejorado II, USAFSeaman Jacob G. Mejorado, USNCapt. Richard Carrell, USAFSgt. Jeffrey A. WIlliams, USMC Sgt. Holly K. Williams, USMC E3 Barett Clement, USCGCapt. Joseph DeWitt, U.S. ArmyMaj. William J. Stoesser, U.S. ArmyAirman Caleb J. Powell, USAFCpl. Erick Tijerina, USMCLCDR James D. Shaw, U.S. NavyTSgt. Daniel Vargas, USAFLCpl. Jeffrey B. Brock, USMCFC2 Penny McGaughy, U.S. NavyLCpl. Raymond Padilla, Jr., USMCLCpl. Robert Originales, Jr., USMCPFC Patrick Fege, U.S. ArmyCorporal Jonathon Ross, USMCCapt. Clay Bland, U.S. ArmyCapt. Hunter Bland, U.S. ArmyLCpl. Michael Gomez, USMCPFC Eli Harrington, USMCLCpl. “Trey” L. Chapa III, USMC Lt. Col. Bentley Nettles, U.S. ArmyCpl. Jose R. Zepeda, USMCJerry Zepeda, civilian contractorFR Brad Lindsey, U.S. Navy Capt. Chris Taylor, U.S. Army LCpl. Michael Pereira, USMC LCpl. Kevin Canada, USMCSPC Donald McPaul, U.S. ArmySSgt. Percy Engineer, U.S. ArmyLCpl. Douglas R. Johnson, USMCSgt. Jerome Estrada, USMCSSgt. Joseph Crow, USAFDaNetra D. Pittman, Civilian ConractorAirman Shannon Fleming, U.S. Navy

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JUNE 16“Organic & Conventional

Pesticides: A New ApproachJoin the Fort Bend master gardeners to hear Elizabeth Barrow. Program will be held Thursday, June 16, 7-8 p.m., Bud O’Shieles Community Center, 1330 Band Rd., Rosenberg. Free & open to public. Info at www.fbmg.com or 281-341-7068.

Music in the Plaza – Giving Spirits Concert Series

Sugar Land Town Square, in the Plaza where The Cool Water Band performs at this month’s Giving Spirits concert, Thursday, June 16, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., sponsored by Bud Light. June’s concert benefits Parks Youth Ranch.

JUNE 17Dancing Under the Stars

Break out your dancing shoes and join us for a night of dancing in the Sugar Land Town Square Plaza, Friday, June 17, 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m, taught by the profession-als at Fred Astaire Dance Studio.

“Drive to Ride” Golf TournamentWon’t you please join SIRE on Friday, June 17 at Sienna Plantation Golf Course, Missouri City, for SIRE’s third annual “Drive to Ride” golf tournament. It will be a four-person scramble, with registration beginning at noon, and a shot gun start at 1:30 PM. Cost to play $150, lunch & dinner & 2 drinks provided. Sponsors are welcome. For info visit www.sire-htec.org or call 281-356-7588.

JUNE 18Czech Heritage Day

Spend a day in Rosenberg for this event Saturday, June 18, 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Rosenberg’s historic downtown dis-trict. Polka dancers, live music, baking contest, sausage samples, music school students, artwork displayed, Shop the merchants while you’re there. Visit www.RosenbergEvents.com or www.ShopRosenberg.net for more information.

Learn about glutenDr. Peter Osborne D.C., D.A.C.B.N . is educating the community about Gluten. Join them at the Sugar Land Branch Library, 550 Eldridge Road, Saturday, June 18, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. No entry fee, however,they require participants bring a grain free dish including the recipe. RSVP to 281-240-2229

Movie Under the MoonBring your family, friends and lawn chairs to Sugar Land Town Square, Saturday, June 18, 9 p.m., to enjoy a free Movie Under the Moon, sponsored by Minute Maid.

Research family historyBegin your family-history research at Fort Bend County Libraries’ Local History and Genealogy Department, George Memorial Library, 1001 Golfview, Richmond, Tuesday, June 7, 10:00 am, Saturday, June 18, at 10:00 am, Tuesday, June 21, 10:00 am, Computer Lab. Programs are free and open to the public. Seating is limited

however, and reservations are required. To register 281-341-2608.

Habitat Volunteer Orientation setFort Bend Habitat for Humanity will be having a volunteer orientation for all those interested in learning more about Habitat for Humanity, the current local projects underway and planned for the fall and the volunteer opportunities available with Fort Bend Habitat for Humanity. The Volunteer Orientation will be on June 18, 2011 from noon to 1:30 pm at the First United Methodist Church in Missouri City, Texas, located at 3900 Lexington,Fellowship Hall, Missouri City, TX. 77459. The pro-gram will give information about Fort Bend Habitat for Humanity, committee operations and needs, and volunteer oppor-tunities available. Come and join us and make a difference in our community.

JUNE 19Auditions for Chitty Chitty Bang BangFort Bend Theatre will be holding audi-tions for Chitty Chitty Bang Bang to be performed at the Stafford Centre August 5-7. Auditions will be held June 19 and 20, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm at 2815 N. Main St in Stafford. Children (8 years and older), teens and adults should bring their head shot or recent photo, their resume and be prepared to sing an upbeat number (bring sheet music or a CD with no vocals.) For more information, visit the FBT website at www.fortbendtheatre.com and click the upcoming auditions tab or call 281-208-3333.

JUNE 21Research family history

Begin your family-history research at Fort Bend County Libraries’ Local History and Genealogy Department, George Memorial Library, 1001 Golfview, Richmond, Tuesday, June 7, 10:00 am, Saturday, June 18, at 10:00 am, Tuesday, June 21, 10:00 am, Computer Lab. Programs are free and open to the public. Seating is limited however, and reservations are required. To register 281-341-2608.

JUNE 22Alzheimer's Association commu-nity education program planned

Join the Alzheimer’s Association for a free community education program, The Basics; Alzheimer’s vs. Dementia, Tuesday, June 22. 6:30pm at Sugar Creek Baptist Church, 13303 Southwest Freeway, West Campus, Room 130 Sugar Land, TX. Many people use Alzheimer’s disease and dementia interchangeably without a clear distinction between what each word means. Participants will come away with a better understanding of the symptoms and warning signs of Alzheimer’s disease, the progression of the disease, and the available treatments and medications. For more information call 713.314.1313 or visit www.alz.org/texas

JUNE 23Intro computer classes begin

Fort Bend County Libraries’ Adult Services staff at Mamie George Branch Library, 320 Dulles Avenue, Stafford, will present free, introductory computer classes this month on using Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word. The classes are free and open to the public. Seating is limited, how-ever, and reservations are required. To reg-ister online at the library’s website www.fortbend.lib.tx.us, click on “Calendar,” select “Mamie George/Stafford,” and find the program. Participants may also register by calling the library at 281-491-8086, or by visiting the library.

ONGOINGExchange Club invites members

The Exhange Club of Fort Bend has a weekly lunch meeting every Wednesday from noon to 1:00 p.m. at the Sweetwater Country Club, located at 4400 Palm Royal in Sugar Land. The purpose of the club is serving the community, doing good and having fun. If interested in joining, contact Mike Reichek at 281- 575-1145 for more info.

Habitat Volunteer Orientation setFort Bend Habitat for Humanity will be having a volunteer orientation

Exchange Club invites membersThe Exhange Club of Fort Bend has a weekly lunch meeting every Wednesday from noon to 1:00 p.m. at the Sweetwater Country Club, located at 4400 Palm Royal in Sugar Land. The purpose of the club is serving the community, doing good and having fun. If interested in joining, contact Mike Reichek at 281- 575-1145 for more info.

Loving Friend, a widow/widowers group, meets

Loving Friend,a widow/widowers group meets the 3rd Tuesday at Sweetwater Country Club. We meet at 5PM with din-ner at 5: 30 and entertainment to follow. It is open to all widows and widowers in the area. The next meeting is June 21 at 5 PM with a magician-comedian-Robert Berry. For more information and a $17 cash res-

ervation, please call Georgia at 281-438-5224 by June 16. The yearly dues are $24.

UPDATE JULY 21 Master Gardener meeting changed

Join the Fort Bend Master Gardeners sponsored by Texas AgriLife Extension Service to hear Colleen Spencer, Water Resources Manager-Stormwater Program for the City of Sugar Land. She will dis-cuss how applying fertilizer, using pesti-cides and washing a vehicle can negatively impact neighborhood lakes, streams & waterways. The program will be held on July 21, 2011 from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Bud O'Shieles Community Center located at 1330 Band Road, Rosenberg, 77471. The program is free to all. No reserva-tion required. Anyone with an interest in gardening is encouraged to attend. 281-341-7068 or www.fbmg.com for more information.

JULY 4FCCA Freedom Run/Walk

to celebrate 16th year First Colony Community Association (FCCA) will present the Freedom 5K Run/Walk and 1.5-mile Family/Youth

Walk on Monday, July 4th at Lost Creek Park in Sugar Land. Returning for the 16th-consecutive year, the annual patriotic race will include a jog through the scenic neighborhoods of First Colony. The route will wind down the Oyster Creek trail system and finish in Lost Creek Park. Participants have the option to run a chip-timed 5K race, starting at 7 a.m., or walk a 1.5-mile non-competitive course, starting at 7:45 a.m. Registration will be from 5:45 – 6:50 a.m. Registration fees are $10 for the Family/Youth walk and $20 for the 5K before June 24. After June 24, the 5K entry fee is $22. Proceeds will benefit the Fort Bend Corps, a community revitalization effort for elderly, disabled, or low-income residents who are unable to make essential home repairs. Participants can register online at www.firstcolony.org under the Parks & Recreation link or for more information regarding registra-tion call 281-634-9555. FCCA would like to thank this year’s sponsors, Methodist Sugar Land Hospital, Pamela Printing, RaceShots.net and Greater Houston Pool Management.

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• 06/08/11-14:13225 Seventh St-City Park, Criminal Mischief-Restroom at city park van-dalized, report taken

• 06/09/11-00:3913700 block W Airport Blvd, Drugs-Subject arrested after drugs were located during traffic stop, arrest

BEAT 2 Commercial District• 06/08/11-13:11

16535 Southwest Freeway N-Apple Store, Theft-Items taken from store display, report taken

BEAT 3 • 06/08/11-10:011730 Williams Trace Blvd, Assault-Two employees were involved in altercation, arrest

BEAT 5 • 06/08/11-10:4119800 Southwest Freeway S-LA Fitness, Theft-Cell phone taken from reportee while at the gym, report taken

BEAT 2 Commercial District• 06/09/11-21:23

12759 US 59 N, Driving while intoxi-cated, arrest

• 06/09/11-22:3214111 Southwest Freeway N-24 Hour Fitness, Theft-Item taken from reportee’s locker while at the gym, report taken

BEAT 5 • 06/09/11-14:4919900 Southwest Freeway S-HEB, Theft-Subject arrested after shoplift-ing items, arrest

• 06/09/11-15:561200 block of Doughty Pl, Theft-Copper wiring taken from job site, report taken

BEAT 1 • 06/03/11-09:11903 Eldridge Rd-Subway, Criminal Mischief-Damage done to business, report taken

• 06/05/11-03:0512900 block of Dairy Ashford, Victim met suspect at a restaurant in Houston and left with him. Suspect drove to parking lot in Sugar Land where he assaulted and robbed victim, report taken

BEAT 2 Commercial District• 06/03/11-23:01

16300 Southwest Freeway S, Drugs-Subject arrested after drugs were located during traffic stop, Arrest

BEAT 3 • 06/03/11-08:094503 SH 6-America’s Choice, Auto Theft-Tires taken off of vehicle at business, report taken

The Sugar Land Skeeters, the Houston area’s minor league base-ball team, and Republic Services, Inc. announced June 10 an exclu-sive partnership agreement that will make Republic Services the official waste services company of the Sugar Land Skeeters and StarTex Power Field.

“We are honored to welcome Republic Services to the Skeeters family,” Skeeters president Matt O’Brien said. “Republic plays a significant role in the Sugar Land community and we couldn’t think of a better company to do busi-ness with.”

The 10-year “Founding Partner” agreement includes elite interior and exterior signage,

in-stadium marketing and pro-motional elements, reciprocal activation initiatives, hospitality benefits and other branding com-ponents.

“We are proud to partner with the Skeeters Organization and support this great entertain-ment venue,” Republic General Manager Todd Fawcett stated. “We support the Sugar Land community – it’s where we live, work and play. Republic Services has broad expertise in the envi-ronmental services field, derived from a diverse array of hauling, transfer, recycling, and disposal operations, providing these ser-vices in Sugar Land and sur-rounding cities.”

Republic Services inked as Skeeters founding partner

Hope Endowment is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization which fundraises for three spe-cific orphanages or group homes for impoverished children in India. All children are provided with housing, food, clothing, medical, education and social services as needed. The chil-dren that are served are between the ages of 3 to 18. The Hope Endowment currently supports 180 children across the three homes.

What started as one person's mission and promise to take care of orphans and impoverished children has blossomed into a full-fledged non-profit serving hundreds of children in India. The work began in 2004, Dr. Niraj Patel, a Sugar Land physi-cian partnered with Molly Philip, an Emergency Room Nurse to provide on-going support for Shepherd Children's Home in Kerala, India. The Home was expanded to a new two story structure that was completed in 2005 and serviced 60 boys and girls, and the planned expansion served 100 children by 2010. The need for these services has outstripped the current facili-ties and plans are underway to expand the capacity. Because of this need, the Hope Endowment was created as an official 501(c)(3) .

The Fire and Ice Gala – pre-sented by Methodist Sugar Land Hospital – is scheduled for Friday, August 26, at the Marriott Sugar Land Town Center Hotel. What makes Hope Endowment so unique is all pri-vate donations will go directly to the children’s care in India. The founding members of Hope Endowment have pledged to cover all administrative costs.

“We are honored to join Hope

Top: Left to Right: Chris Siebenaler, CEO; Niraj Patel, MD.; Swapan Dubey, M.D.; Lowell Stanton, CFO; Bottom: Left to Right: Leena Taneja, Director of Physician Relations; Janet Leatherwood, CNO; Molly Philip, RN; Minal Vyas; Nicholas Desai, M.D. and Becky Chalupa, ACNO. Not pictured- Parin Shah, M.D.

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• 06/04/11-02:164524 SH 6-Gridiron Wings & Bar, Theft-Items taken from reportee’s purse while at the restaurant, report taken

• 06/04/11-18:004033 SH 6-Oyster Creek Park, Burglary of Motor Vehicle-Items taken from reportees’ vehicles while at the park, report taken

BEAT 4 • 06/03/11-08:093100 block of Redcliff Dr, Criminal Mischief-Damage done to reportee’s residence, report taken

BEAT 5 • 06/03/11-15:172200 block of Arundel Crossing Dr, Criminal Trespass-Unknown subject entered home and damaged unoccu-pied residence, report taken

• 06/04/11-20:1719900 Southwest Freeway S-HEB, Theft-Wallet taken from reportee’s shopping cart, report taken

BEAT 2 • Commercial District• 06/06/11-20:33

15253 Southwest Freeway N-Outback Steakhouse, Burglary of Motor Vehicle-Items taken reportees’ vehicles while in the restaurant, report taken

• 06/06/11-21:36945 SH 6-Willie’s Icehouse, Burglary of Motor Vehicle-Items taken report-ee’s vehicle while in the restaurant, report taken

• 06/06/11-22:281331 SH 6-Lifetime Fitness, Theft-Items taken from reportee’s locker while at the gym, report taken

• 06/06/11-07:30SH 6/Lexington Blvd, Driving While Intoxicated, arrest

• 06/06/11-13:2816535 Southwest Freeway N-Barnes & Noble, Theft-Subject tried to leave store without paying for item, citation

BEAT 5 • 06/06/11-14:44

7000 block of Tiedmann Park Way, Theft-Copper wiring taken from job site, report taken

BEAT 1 • 06/07/11-12:362700 block of Manorwood, Burglary-Item taken from residence while owner was not at the home, report taken

• 06/07/11-16:321000 block of Lake Estates Ct, Burglary of Motor Vehicle-Item taken from reportee’s vehicle while parked in front of residence, report taken

BEAT 2 Commercial District• 06/07/11-19:11

9920 US 90A-Houston Swim Club, Burglary of Motor Vehicle-Item taken from reportee’s vehicle, report taken

BEAT 3 • 06/07/11-07:014605 Austin Pkwy-Primrose School, Criminal Mischief-Window shattered to reportee’s vehicle while parked at daycare, report taken

• 06/07/11-09:494000 block of Magnolia Ln, Theft-Item taken from reportee’s driveway, report taken

• 06/07/11-12:403410 SH 6 S-Big Lots, Theft-Item taken from reportee while at the store, report taken

• 06/07/11-18:422400 block of Plantation Bend Dr, Theft-Item taken from reportee, report taken

• 06/07/11-19:182100 block of Highland Hills, Burglary-Items taken from residence while owner was not at the home, report taken

BEAT 4 • 06/07/11-20:08

2800 block of Randons Bell Dr, Burglary-Items taken from residence while owner was not at the home, report taken

BEAT 1 • 06/08/11-06:0213100 block of Georgetown Dr, Burglary of Motor Vehicle-Item taken from reportee’s vehicle while parked at residence, report taken

Endowment in their mission to empower children in India to transcend poverty by providing a safe, caring, compassionate home and prepare these children with education and social devel-

opment,” said Chris Siebenaler, CEO at Methodist Sugar Land Hospital.

Additional sponsorship opportunities are still available. To purchase Gala tickets or

for more information, contact Minal Vyas at 713-876-5110 or [email protected]. Additional information and to donate online can also be found at www.hopeendowment.net.

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Standing majestically at the corner of Lakeview Drive and Wood Street, is the oldest public building in Sugar Land. Designed by Imperial Sugar Company in 1918, the beautiful auditorium, which received a historical mark-er in 1993, once served as the site for silent movies, graduations, plays, church services, dances, recitals, band concerts, and many other community events.

Sugar Land Cultural Arts Foundation (SLCAF) is pleased to announce that Phase II renova-tions (including exterior renova-tions, a backstage addition and beautification of the property) of the old auditorium are nearing completion -- helping to restore

it to the splendor of its early days -- and planning has begun for the grand opening of the newly renovated cultural arts center, to be held in early fall.

The interior of the auditori-um was completely renovated in 2004 and captured the essence of the original. The wooden floor and the original armrests of the seats were refinished, and new chair backs were installed, as well as handicap seating. Heating and air conditioning systems were installed by FBISD, owner of the property. Dozens of acoustical panels were installed along with state of the art sound and lighting systems.

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Sugar Land’s historic auditorium renovated.

Kristen Pownell, a junior at Clements High School, received a perfect score of 2400 on the SAT test. A well-rounded stu-dent, Kristen is a member of the National Honor Society, the Science National Honor Society, and her school's Red Cross Club. She also plays the oboe for the Clements Concert Band and was selected as an All-State Alternate for the past two years. Outside of school, she is an active Girl Scout, currently working on her Gold Award, and is active in her church's youth group. After high school, she plans on attending college and majoring in chemical engineering.

Clements High School Junior earns perfect SAT score

SLCAF planning grand opening and future programming for Sugar Land’s Historic Auditorium

completed, the foundation shifted its focus to renovating the exterior and adding a much-needed back-stage area for performing arts groups. The current construction project, which has been underway for the last nine months, includes a climate controlled storage room for the grand piano, loading dock and handicap access to the stage; and a green room, dressing rooms and restroom facilities for per-formers.

The exterior renovations were extensive including a new roof, refurbished windows and doors (both funded by FBISD bond money), as well as repaired, re-plastered and painted exterior walls. Installation of new steps, walkways and lighting enhance the beauty of the grounds. In addi-tion, a historic feature, the rooftop

balustrade, was recreated bring-ing back the original exterior look of the building. The SLCAF is currently reviewing plans for an irrigation system and landscaping which will be completed before the end of summer.

The SLCAF Programming Committee is working on lining up quality performances that will be open to the community. In addition, the auditorium will be used by FBISD for performances as well as individuals and groups that have begun requesting rent-al dates for private and public events. Rental fees offset the costs to operate the auditorium and all proceeds benefit the SLCAF, a nonprofit organization. For more information about the Sugar Land Cultural Arts Foundation, please contact Executive Director Donna Hine at (281)898-4518 or [email protected]

After con-ducting a n a t i o n w i d e search, the First Colony C o m m u n i t y A s s o c i a t i o n board of direc-tors have hired a new Executive Director.

Doug Earle of Sugar Land has been named the new leader of this prominent planned commu-nity home owners organization. Earle, a high energy, enthusiastic leader has been a resident of First Colony.

He has a well- rounded back-ground in organizational leader-ship with the City of Houston and YMCA. Doug served as Executive Director of the Fort Bend YMCA on Cartright Road. A respected community volun-teer, Doug looks forward to the opportunity to serve the commu-nity where he resides.

“I look forward to serving the residents and businesses of First Colony in a responsive and pro-fessional manner” says Earle.

He officially assumes the posi-tion July 5th.

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Olson welcomes German Congressional Exchange Student to Stafford

Rep. Pete Olson welcomed German Congressional exchange professional Julian Hecker to Texas. Julian was selected for a prestigious scholarship program under the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange pro-gram (CBYX), a joint venture of the U.S. Congress and the German Bundestag. The pro-gram enables 75 American and German young professionals to exchange for a year of working

and university abroad. Julian is currently working at Pika International, an environmental services firm headquartered in Stafford.

Julian previously worked for a German company that part-nered with Pika on previous projects in the energy sector. Julian has attended classes at Houston Community College and is finishing his year-long exchange by working at Pika.

Congressman Pete Olson shakes hands with Julian Hecker. Pika VP Paul Ihrke in background.

WE NEED A “DRIVE THROUGH” POSTAL “DROP” BOX. At Missouri City Carrier Annex (Hwy 6 @ Glenn Lakes) (3701 Glenn Lakes, Missouri City, Texas 77459-9998) the “outside” drop boxes are difficult to access. Need is for one like they have at the “main”

Missouri City Post office on FM 2234. I suggest everyone contact our Representative, Pete Olson. Maybe if his mail box gets LOTS of emails and letters he will help us.

ADDRESSES? https://forms.house.gov/olson/contact-form.shtmi gives you a form on line

to complete and email directly to Pete Olson. LETTERS? Congressman Pete Olson, 1650 Highway 6, Suite 150, Sugar Land, Texas 77477.

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COMING UP? State project to “black top” on FM 1092 from Fifth Street to Highway 59 to give everyone a smoother ride.

ANOTHER “NEGATIVE” DROUGHT SIDE EFFECT. One of our residents is seeing a coyote in the neighborhood at night. Caution your children to stay clear of ALL wild animals and keep your “outside” pets SAFE at night. BRING in ALL “outside food bowls at night.

VOLUNTARY WATERING OF LAWNS. EVEN street num-bers (water on Mondays and Thursdays) ODD street numbers (water on Tuesdays and Fridays) NO WATERING on weekends. Water ONLY at NIGHT.

SIX HIGH SCHOOLS IN TOP 6 PERCENT IN NATION. “WASHINGTON POST” newspaper ranked Austin, Clements, Dulles, Elkins and Kempner Fort Bend ISD in the top 6 percent of all “public high schools in the nation. Rankings determined by combination of tests given at the schools, com-pared to the number of graduating seniors.

O U T S T A N D I N G PRESENTATION BY MISSOURI CITY FIRE FIGHTERS AT MEMORIAL DAY PARADE. Showed all the tools of their trade, “secret com-partments” on truck and dem-onstrated the firefighting para-phernalia worn. Many parents said BEST DEMONSTRATION EVER!!!

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Rock was built in 2000 and is the home of Texas Rangers' Class AAA affiliate Round Rock Express, formerly of the Houston Astros.

The Skeeters have interviewed numerous coaching candidates and have not made a choice nor whittled their options down yet. They do not plan to make a deci-

Teal Run bully convicted ........................................ from page 1 disputed escalated. Again, the police were called and no agree-ment could ever be reached regard-ing the parking spot. However, as reported in 2010, Ms Pena became fearful and installed a video sur-veillance system, documenting every thing and contacting the police when she felt it was neces-sary, said Bolin.

The defendant in this case, Childs, according to the District Attorney’s office, responded with belligerence, name-calling and eventually the destruction of Pena’s property.

“On January 20, 2010, while tending to his lawn, Childs inten-tionally sprayed a lawn chemical on Ms. Pena’s Ford Excursion. Although Ms. Pena didn’t notice the damage for a few days, she was able to review the surveillance video to witness the defendant spraying the chemical on her car. Because the chemical had been on the vehicle for a few days, it had

already permanently damaged the paint.”

“Ms. Pena contacted police and then took her vehicle to Helfman Ford for a repair estimate. On the very day that Ms. Pena met with a detective on her case, the defendant sprayed chemicals on another one of Ms. Pena’s vehicles that was parked in the disputed spot at the time. Ms. Pena smelled the chemical odor immediately upon returning home and washed the vehicle, thus saving it from permanent damage. This second incident was also captured on sur-veillance video,” said Bolin in a press release.

Ms. Pena eventually had her Excursion repaired at Helfman Ford. Interestingly, Childs paid a personal visit to Helfman Ford to express his dissatisfaction with the cost of the repairs. He continued to show the same belligerence and use intimidation tactics with the detective on the case and in the

courtroom during trial, said Bolin. “This is one of those cases

where the actual act is not particu-larly heinous, but could have seri-ously escalated or become violent had the criminal justice system not intervened when it did,” said Bolin. “Ms. Pena did exactly what we encourage citizens to do when they find themselves in these situ-ations – document everything and call the police for help instead of taking matters into your own hands.”

Childs was tried for Criminal Mischief. In this case, it is punish-able by 180 days to two years in a state jail facility and a fine up to $10,000. Childs has requested that the court assess his punish-ment at a hearing set for August 2, 2011. Childs is eligible to receive probation.

Assistant District Attorneys Amanda C. Bolin and Elan Levy prosecuted the case. Rasheed Taylor represented the defendant.

sion on the manager until the fall at the earliest and roster deci-sions until next year. The final roster will not play together until the beginning of spring training with most of the best players being added later as those play-ers get released from other teams or major league organizations.

O'Brien said there are benefits in hiring a coach or a player who has connections to Texas.

"It is definitely appealing from the fan perspective to be able to recognize a name," he said. "Minor leagues across the coun-try are filled with people you know and do not know, so I guess there is added appeal to

know or have seen the person somewhere before."

Coaches with ties to the com-munity are former major league players Gary Gaetti who was the Astros hitting coach from 2004-06, and former Astros Dickie Thon, whose son plays for the Long Island Ducks, and Terry Puhl, who currently coaches for the University of Houston-Victoria.

Players with local ties are also of interest to O'Brien, including former Astro Mike Lamb. Lamb currently plays for the Camden Riversharks and is batting .312 with five home runs and 24 RBIs. Other former Astros to have

played in the Atlantic League include outfielders Kevin Bass, Carl Everett and Daryle Ward, and pitchers Jose Lima, Brandon Puffer and Dan Miceli.

Since 2007, the Astros have purchased the contracts of 11 former Atlantic League players including current Class AAA pitcher Andy Van Hekken in 2008 while a member of the Somerset Patriots. Van Hekken has a 4.09 ERA and 38 strikeouts in 33 innings for the Oklahoma City RedHawks.

The current rebuilding period of the Astros is not being viewed as a positive for the Skeeters as they move closer to Opening

Day. O'Brien stated that when the Astros win, it builds a base-ball mindset for the Greater Houston area.

"We would rather see the Astros succeed than struggle, because when they are succeed-ing people are going to baseball games and talking about baseball and that is good for everybody," he said. "We want Minute Maid Park and our stadium filled every night because that is just more baseball fans. When your teams are winning and you are having a good time, that associates a good feeling with baseball and that will help us the most."

StarTex Power Field will hold events year round. Apart from the Skeeters games, the team hopes to hold championships at both the high school and col-legiate levels, car shows, char-ity walks, football and soccer

games, and concerts and festi-vals. Any event that needs park-ing, bathrooms, open space and a fixed gate, O'Brien said they are interested.

Some of these events outside of Skeeters baseball O'Brien said he would like to make annual. One such event would be a col-lege baseball tournament.

"I am intrigued by a college tournament and how that gets put together is something we are looking at, but it just does not happen over night," he said. "I would say that within the next few years we would have a college baseball tournament in some fashion and who plays may evolve each year. The one they have at Minute Maid Park is amazing. The draw to get those teams is fantastic and so we would love to emulate that sort of tournament."

By LeaAnne Klentzman Richmond police are look-

ing for help identifying a pair believed to be passing funny money.

Shortly after 2 in the afternoon last Saturday, a woman purchased a money order at the Korner Food Market on Thompson Highway in Richmond with three counterfeit $20 dollar bills. Unfortunately, the clerk did not realize the cash was fake until after the woman and her male associate had walked out of the store.

According to Richmond police spokesperson Master Sergeant Lowell Neinast, “The clerk observed the suspect leav-ing the area with an unidenti-

Police wants to talk to this man concerning passing some funny money.

Police need help in funny money case

1,379 bills passed by state legislature ............................. from page 1

There’s a bill among those on the governor desk that will restrict the powers of homeowners asso-ciations (HOAs) and in Fort Bend County, it could impact hundreds of them. Other HOA bills are for strengthening homeowners’ voting rights and there are also reform bills having to do with foreclosures and dues, even one

that specifies a priority of pay-ments for homeowners in arrears. HOAs in this area have been the subject of contention by some residents and most notably, the First Colony Community Services Association came under fire by homeowners who disagreed with plans they said were inconsis-tent with survey results. There

are other HOAs whose actions have been subject to homeowner discontentment and disapproval along the lines of what the legisla-ture intends to correct.

So when could these bills that may become law be effective? For those that do not specify a start date, the effective date is August 29.

fied male in a silver, 4-door- Chevrolet sedan. The clerk was able to get a partial license Texas plate number of C65.”

Although the man, who is vis-ible in the surveillance photos, did not pass any counterfeit cash, police would like to talk with him as well as the woman who passed the fake bills.

Richmond detectives are asking anyone with identify-ing details on the suspect or the male who accompanied her, or circumstances surrounding this incident, to please contact the Richmond Police Department at (281) 342-2849 or Fort Bend County Crime Stoppers at (281) 342-TIPS (8477)

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Keeping Up With The KidsKeeping Up With The Kids

For many children read-ing will always be a struggle without proper intervention. In many cases it is strictly a matter of not having mastered the physical mechanics of reading.

Children with allergies, frequent ear infections, pre-maturity , and slow to thrive infants, are delayed in acquir-ing many of the early founda-tions utilized in the reading process. Their eyes may be transmitting clear images to the brain, but the way it gets there and how the brain pro-cesses it, may have a malfunc-tion. Proper vision perception and eye efficiency skills are two of the key factors.

Our reading skills program addresses eye movement ef-ficiency and visual processing enhancement. Please call for more information. 281-499-2600.

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Many students struggle with reading because of poor oculomotor skills and convergence insufficiency. Both conditions can be treated easily by vision therapy.

Oculomotor skills are the fundamental eye movements that allow a person to read. The eyes must move smoothly and efficiently across the written word in order for the brain to process the material properly. Many students spend wasted time re-reading because they have not developed the proper eye movement skills. Many are slow readers because they have not developed their visual memory skills.

Convergence insufficiency is the inability of the eyes to remain pointed exactly at the distance and position of the words on a page or the board. This has devastating effect on the reader. Symptoms include words moving across the page and constant loss of place when reading.

Our program addresses reading efficiency and will help poor and good readers to become even better. Reading efficiency skills will allow students to perform better on all types of standardized testing. This is a perfect summer program to prepare the eyes for PSAT and SAT test and help relieve visual stress.

Please call our office at 281-499-2600 to find out more and begin your child’s future to more efficient reading skills.

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Usually pink eye will go away in 1­2 weeks without treatment. How­ever, antibacterial treatments are important for reducing the duration of the infection, and also decreasing the chance of spreading the condition to other people. Antibacterials administered to the eye as an eye drop for treatment caused by bacteria include several drugs such as ciprofloxacin (Ciloxan) and gatifloxacin (Zymar), sulfacetamide (Bleph-10), and baci tracin­polymyxin B (Polysporin). If pink eye is caused by a virus, an eye drop that contains a combination of an antihistamine and a deconges tant, such as Naphcon-A (naphazoline and pheniramine), may be used to alleviate itching and irritation of the eye area.

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This executive series Perry Home is like a custom home without the custom price! This home has 5 bedrooms, both formals, a gameroom, media room AND a library/workout room! The gourmet kitchen has custom cabinetry, granite & stainless appliances. $13K in recent flooring upgrades, including hand scraped wood in mas-ter, wood tone laminate in 3 bedrooms and new Frieze carpeting in other upstairs areas. Home faces a reserve area and is walking distance to school, stables & Camp Sienna. (3102PF)

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This Perry Home, located in desireable Secret Forest subdivision, is pristine! The home is beautifully appointed upstairs and down. The gourmet kitchen has beautiful granite and great cabinet and counter space. Upgraded flooring includes oversized tile, laid on the diagonal, in the extended entry and kitchen and beautiful wide plank hardwoods in the study and dining room. Oversized lot has extended driveway & detached 3 car garage. Home is walking distance to lake & Scanlan Oaks Elementary. (8922SR)

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This five bedroom custom by Huntington Homes is on a half acre lot! The quality of upgrades are evident, as you enter the foyer... not a detail has been missed. Wide plank distressed wood flooring extends throughout the downstairs. Floor plan has both formals, a library, gameroom and a media room. Kitchen has gorgeous Benedittini cabinetry, Wolf professional appliances. The back yard retreat has it all - saltwater pool by Hipp Pools, extended flagstone patio and an outdoor kitchen! (14WL)

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Hand’n out match sticks ........from page 1

the heist, he triggered the secu-rity system. Which kindly told the pilfering creep, over the loud speaker… “You have been caught on camera.” Well, shock and awe, he bolted without any loot.

So, take a good look at this guy. Whata ya bet he’ll be at the fiery gates hand’n out the wel-come sticks!

Video photo of thief attempting to buglarize a temple.

By LeaAnne Klentzman The body of a young man,

believed to have drowned, was recovered from a lake in Sugar Land.

Sugar Land police spokes-person Doug Adolph said police have identified the man whose body was recovered from the lake near

the intersection of Creekbend Drive and Prudential Circle as Prince Guillermo Ramirez. His body was seen in the water by a woman who was walking near the Creekbend Condominiums in the Lake Pointe subdivision Friday evening. She reported her sighting to police and an investi-gation began.

Adolph said, “Preliminary autopsy results show the cause of death as drowning. There

are no signs of foul play; how-ever, the investigation is ongo-ing.”

Ramirez was a 22 year old man who is believed to have lived in Houston. No further details were available; however, police ask anyone with information to contact SLPD at (281) 275-2540.

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DRIVERS: OD/Flatbed. Class A, 2yrs Exp. Req. OD: Hourly pay/Flatbed: Driver Wages Recently Increased! $.40-.50cpm. Trinity Logistics Group - EEO/AA 800-533-7862 x6

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A D M I N I S T R AT I O N MINISTRY ASSISTANT. This 25-hour per week administration position at Sugar Creek Baptist Church is available for an immediate start. MS Of-fice knowledge required. Applicants should be organized, a team player and have a servant’s heart. Resumes will be received through June 27 and may be emailed to [email protected].

NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALEPursuant to the provisions of Chapter 59 of the Texas Property Code, Cajun Self Stor-age LLC, 2935 FM 521 Fresno, TX 77545, Phone 281-431-2819, will hold a public auction to satisfy landlord’s lien. Each of the following are stated as having House-hold/General Misc. items. The auction will be held @ 9:00 am on Saturday June 25, 2011. The units to be auctioned are

• Colvin Straker- UnitA-33 (couch, misc items, boxes)• Lee A. Jones, Jr- Units C-69, C-85 (household goods, etc)• Seana L. Harmon-Unit B-41 (furniture, etc)• Samantha Lawson- Unit B-10 (furniture)• Lawrence Roy Nieto- Unit B-87 (work tools)• Margaret I. Presley- Unit A-143 (clothes, misc items)• Michael P. Valano- Unit A-150 (furniture, misc items)

Cajun Self Storage reserves the right to refuse any and all bids. All successful bidders shall take possession and remove contents of the unit immediately. ALL SALES ARE FINAL AND MUST BE PAID IN CASH ONLY.

INVITATION TO BID

Sealed bids in duplicate addressed to Fort Bend County WC&ID No. 2 will be received in the offices of the District at 2331 South Main, Stafford, Texas 77477, until 2:00 p.m., July 6, 2011, and then publicly opened and read for furnishing all plant, labor, material and equipment and performing all work required for the construction of: Lebon Water Well No. 1 Rework.

The project is located in Fort Bend County WC&ID No. 2, Fort Bend County, Texas. The water well is located at 11803 Lebon, Stafford, Texas 77477 (See Key Map No. 569E).

For construction contracts over $25,000 but less than $250,000, the bidder shall submit a certified or cashier’s check on a responsible bank in the State equal two percent (2%) or five percent (5%) bid bond of the maximum total bid amount. For construction contracts over $250,000, the bidder shall submit a 2% certified or cashier’s check or a five percent (5%) bid bond of the maximum total bid amount. Make the cashier’s check or bid bonds payable to the Owner.

Plans, specifications, and bidding documents may be purchased in the Construction Division of Jones & Carter, Inc., 6335 Gulfton, Suite 100, Houston, Texas 77081, for the price of Thirty Dollars ($30) per set. No refunds will be made. Said documents may be examined without charge in the office of Jones & Carter Construction Division, A.G.C. or F.W. Dodge Corporation.

There will be a pre-bid conference at the District offices at 2331 South Main, Stafford, Texas 77477 at 2:00 p.m., June 29, 2011. Attendance is mandatory.

The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids and waive any or all irregularities. No bid may be withdrawn until the expiration of 60 days from the date bids are open.

Part-Time Instructors of EnglishMinimum Requirements of a Master’s Degree with at least 18 graduate hours in English from a regionally accredited institu-tion. Position is to teach all assigned English courses. Copy of transcript must accompany application. Instructors needed at Sugar Land and Fort Bend campuses.

Part-Time Instructors of MathMinimum requirements of a Master’s Degree with at least 18 graduate hours in Math from a regionally accredited institu-tion. Positions to teach all assigned Math courses. Copy of transcript must accompany application. Instructors needed online and at all campus locations.

Criminal background check required.A completed WCJC official application packet is required for each position.

Applications may be obtained from www.wcjc.edu, or in person Human Resources DepartmentWharton County Junior College

911 Boling Highway A- 206Wharton, TX 77488

1-800-561-WCJC ext: 6947WCJC is an equal opportunity employer.

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CARPETHarris Carpet/Floors Sales & Cleaning................................ 713-723-0693

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INSTRUCTIONPRIVATE SPANISH LESSONS ($25/hr) ..........................................281-980-2410

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is 3PM on Mon.

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• Decks & Patios • Cabinets

$299/sf

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PRIVATE SWIMMING LESSONS. Mornings/Afternoons. 2 week ses-sions, June thru July. Individual or no more than 3 per class. Call for information. Sugar Land. Tami, 832-419-8529.

HOUSE CLEANING SERVICES. Reliable, everyday, experienced, references, reasonable rates. Call Myriam 832-893-9970 or Delilah 832-883-7578.

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HUGE CUL-DE-SAC GARAGE SALES. Commonwealth Estates - 4414 St. Michael’s Ct. Friday 6/17; Saturday 6/18, 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. Moving/estate sales. Furniture, sports items, electronics, decor.

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ESTATE SALE Fri/Sat 8am - 6pm

Grandma’s Heirlooms

Chairs, lamps, antique clocks, crystal vases & bowls, queen bed, dresser, chest of drawers, TV’s, entertainment center, desktop computer, pots, pans, trays, glasses, silverware, dining table/chairs, hutch, wall art, 2 refrigerators,

washer, dryer, jewelry, much more.

and Household Items

2402 Rainfall • Williams Grant • First Colony

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LAND FOR SALE

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AUTOMOTIVE

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AUTOS WANTED

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BUSINESS OPPS

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EMPLOYMENT

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MYSTERY SHOPPERS! Earn up to $150 daily. Get paid to shop pt/ft. Call now 800-690-1272. *

HELP WANTED

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MISC. FOR SALE

GET DIRECTTV - FREE Installation NO Start up Costs!!! Showtime FREE-Local Channels Included

FREE HD DVR & HD Receiver Upgrade - Ask How!!! Call for Full De-tails-888-860-2420 *

MISCELLANEOUS

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AIRLINES ARE HIRING - Train for high paying Avia-tion Maintenance Career. FAA approved program. Financial aid if qualified - Housing available CALL Aviation Institute of Main-tenance (866)453-6204. *

CASH PAID for unexpired, sealed DIABETIC TEST STRIPS - up to $17/Box! Shipping paid. Sara 1-800-371-1136. www.cash4dia-beticsupplies.com *

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REAL ESTATE

STOP RENTING Lease option to buy Rent to own No money down No credit check 1-877-395-0321 *

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***FREE FORECLO-SURE LISTINGS*** OVER 400,000 properties nationwide. Low down pay-ment. Call now 800-250-2043. *

TIMESHARES

SELL/RENT YOUR TIME-SHARE FOR CASH!!! Our Guaranteed Services will Sell/ Rent Your Unused Timeshare for CASH! Over $95 Million Dollars offered in 2010! www.BuyATime-share.com Call (888) 879-6312 *

WANTED TO BUY

WANTED DIABETES TEST STRIPS Any kind/brand. Unexpired up to $18.00. Shipping Paid Hablamos espanol 1-800-266-0702 www.selldiabet-icstrips.com *

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LICENSED INSURED

MIKE TIDWELL

PLUMBING CO.281.980.6265

• RESIDENTIAL • REPAIRS • SERVICE

Mike TidwellMaster PlumberM37825

Plumbing

Do you have an area business service

such as remodeling, air conditioning, auto service, etc.

that you would like to reach 60,000 homes

in Fort Bend County and increase the growth

of your business?

Call Diane at 281-690-4210

for information

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GARAGE SALE / FOR SALE / CHILD CARE, etc. line ads deadline is Monday at 3pm for this week’s paper. Call Millie 281-690-4200. Only $10 for 20 words or less. Each additional word is 50¢/word.

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1999 Lincoln Towncar. Excellent condition. New brakes. Includes Transferable 3 year warranty. 99K miles. Asking $6000. 281-265-6979

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3714 JACKSON LAKEWaterside estates

Pristine 4/3/3 home, formals, granite kitchen with stainless, plantation shutters. Deborah Breuleux $223,900

17514 HARRISON LAKESBrentWood Lakes

Custom 5/3/2/3 stucco home, hardwoods, granite kitchen, sparkling pool.Nell Osborn $389,000

3522 RUNNING TIDE FriendsWood

Stunning 3+/2/2 home, formals, hand-scraped hardwood floors, great neighborhood. Mike Martin $154,000

12418 GROVE MEADOWthe MeadoWs Updated 4/2/2 home, soaring ceilings, huge kitchen, inviting den, spacious master suite.Rosemary Pemper $149,500

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Lovely 3/2/2 one story, plantation shutters, freize carpet, ceramic tile, lush landscaping. Sharon Kaye $159,900

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BONBROOK PLANTATION SOUTH • Model home w/tons of upgrades & great view of lake. 2-Story plan w/4-bdrms, 3.5-baths & media rm. Master bdrm & gamerm w/high ceilings. Wrought iron staircase, maple kit cabinets, 1-1/2’’bull-nose granite counter top w/under mount sink, family & gamerm, all bdrms pre-wired for phone & cable. Limestone FP w/remote control direct vent, hardwood flrs in entry plus more. $239,900. Call Barb Montgomery 713-898-3938.

NEW LISTING

BM9223RA

RIVERSTONE • Former model luxury stucco custom townehome in pristine condition in gated community. Huntington floor plan w/3 bedrooms & master retreat. Downstiars has open floorplan, great for entertaining, gourmet island kitchen open to living area & formal dining, granite,tile, covered patio, in house fire sprinkler, sep yard sprinkler system. Lots of trim work, whirlpool tub. Great value for this price! Gorgeous! Great location! $239,000. Call Barb M for more info--713-898-3938.

BM4319LW

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VENETIAN ESTATES • A must see! Many new beautiful changes. Master bath has totally been redone, blends of granite, tile, elegant light fixtures recessed lighting, dry sauna, whirlpool tub, just gorgeous. Hardwoods in master suite & blackout shades. Most rooms have view of lake & bird sanctuary. See birds flock into a private reserve! Huge lap pool, sport court, media room, curcular drive on almost acre lot. Special house for special buyers! $898,000. Call Barb M for more info--713-898-3938.

NEW LISTING

BM403LO

DEERFIELD4/2.5/2 • $239,900

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281-413-9732AnitA MilneBEARD REALTY GROUP

PRIVATE GATED NEIGHBORHOOD - FORT BEND Country living at it’s finest yet close to all the conve-niences of city life. Nestled among mature trees on a quiet CDS places this home on a most magnificent lot in a wonderful neighborhood!Gorgeous custom transformed into an extraordinary showplace. From the dramatic 2 story living rm,beautiful over-sized bedroom(now baby nursery)to the master suite fit for a King&Queen truly makes this home live up to an architectural digest style of living.Over 5000 SF,3 car garage POOL Horses welcome $900’s Call Mary Berna 281-460-1345 (2522GM)

Mary [email protected]

Becky FaustABR, CIPS, CRS, GRI

713-828-9007RE/MAX Fine Properties281-265-5533 • Each Office Independently Owned & Operated

QUAIL VALLEY Over 4,000 s/f, pool, office, 4 bedrooms, 2 ½ baths, updated appliances, refrigerator, replaced carpet, designer colors, formals, den, carport, sunroom, craft room & tons of storage. Big rooms, big closets, office above garage. So much room to spread out, must see! $219,500. (3538EL)

FIRST COLONY GEM3/2/2, Woodstream, big lot, no neighbors behind. Fresh paint, tile, granite, stainless appliances, deck to enjoy the outdoors in the shade of the oaks. Master bath has double sinks & jetted tub. Split plan. Big closets. $213,800. Replaced roof, a/c & heat. Loft + xtra room for storage. (3306P)

QUAIL VALLEYBeautiful golf course views, shade trees, 4

bedrooms, 3 full baths, Corian counters

& bath surfaces, energy-saving windows.

Updated a/c, heat & roof. $161,500.

Master down, great closets, built-ins, huge

greatroom. Ceiling fans. (4022GB)

SOLDSOLD

DEBBIE MARCELLcell: 281-782-2102

[email protected]

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LAKE POINTE • Wonderful lot in exclusive private gated community of Lake Pointe. Build your custom dream home! Home needs to be at least 2,600 sq ft, can be one story. Close to shopping and dining, Whole Foods Market and St. Luke hospital.*MO-FR: IF GATE IS CLOSED, DIAL 999, HOA WILL OPEN IT FOR YOU. WEEKEND: GATE OPENED 12-6* $89,000. Call Debbie Marcell to see!!!! 281-782-2102

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MEADOW BEND PARK ESTATES • THIS LOT IS BEING SOLD TOGETHER WITH LOT MLS# 84015854. Together, they are ideal opportunity for investors and developers. Perfect location for your business, office, restaurant. FM 2218 is one of the main roads going to Needville and Pleak. Close to Hwy 59, Richmond, Sugar Land. Low tax rate of 1.79% $200,000. Call Debbie Marcell to see!!!! 281-782-2102

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BRAEBURN ACRES • Here is your chance to own acreage in Houston close to Southwest Memorial Hermann Hospital & Houston Baptist University. Transitional neighborhood where tear downs & rebuilds are occuring. Current home has recent roof, siding and a/c (2009). Horses allowed. Braeburn Country Club & Emanuel Memorial Park nearby. $299,000. Call Debbie Marcell to see!!!! 281-782-2102

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SIENNA PLANTATION: Fedrick Har-ris Custom Home; Backs to Wooded Re-serve; Slate & Wood Flrs; Private Study; 2nd Bedrm Down; Granite Counters; 1st Flr Media Rm; Pool/Spa. $385,900. Call Arlene Rolsen (281)414-8400 (3806NF)

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NEW TERRITORY: Newmark Designed 2-Story Home offers Both Formals + Fam-ily, Game + Media Rm, Granite in ALL Baths & Kitchen, Plantation Shutters, Pool/Spa, 5/3.1/3D. $415,000. Call Ar-lene Rolsen (281)414-8400 (27FE)

WATERSIDE ESTATES: Adorable and clean one story Perry homes, 3 bedrroms, 2 baths. Laminate floors throughout $156,000. Call Karla (832)455-5648 (1618ML)

SUGAR CREEK: One-story Patio Home; Cul-de-sac Lot w/Views of Golf Course & Greenbelt; Silestone Counters; Sun Rm; Study; 3/2.1/2. $214,900 Call Arlene Rolsen (281)414-8400 (37WE)

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SWEETWATER: Grand Carmichael & Dame 2-Story Home; Both Formals; 2-Story Gentleman’s Library; Master + Exerise Rm; Master Bath w/Dry Sauna; Pool/Spa; Much More! 5/3.1/3A $900,000. Call Arlene Rolsen (281)414-8400 (17WH)

SWEETWATER

NEW TERRITORY: 1-Story Village Designed Home; Both Formals + Family Rm; Island Kitchen; Tile & Wood Flrs; Surround Sound; Spacious Patio + Sun Deck; Pool; 4/2/2 D. $260,000. Call Arlene Rolsen (281)414-8400 (6415AT)

PENDING

SWEETWATER: Custom Stucco Home; Both Formals; Family Rm; Island Kitchen w/ Granite & SS Appliances; Game Rm + 2 Computer Areas; Pool/Spa; 5/3.1/2A. $663,000. Call Arlene Rolsen (281)414-8400 (4011MO)

FIRST COLONY: 2-Story Home on Corner Lot offers Family Rm w/High Ceiling; Granite In ALL Baths; Recent Neutral Carpet (2009); Game Rm; 4/2.1/2+Boat Storage; Zoned to Clements. $269,000 Call Arlene Rolsen (281)414-8400 (2626WG)

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TELFAIR: 1-Story David Weekley Home; Private Study; Sun Rm; Island. Kitchen; Granite; Tile & Wood Flrs; Plantation Shutters; Extended Patio; 3/2.1/2A. $350,000 Call Arlene Rolsen (281)414-8400 (714NE)

Arlene Rolsen

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Selling Ft. Bend’s finest homes since 1985.

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SOLD

ElouiseMargita

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COMMONWEALTH PARK – Wow a rare find. Sellers added >$60,000 garage apartment w/it own AC/Heater & water heater. The 5th bedrm & extra room dimentions are for the gar. apart.(the bedrm & living rm). It has a open concept kit. w/2 burner elec. range, sink w/window & under cabinet refrig., counter & cabinet space. Full bath & 2 walkin closets. Could also be a great home office or gameroom & media room. The main house has a Lg.upgraded island kit.new(4/11)appl.,granite counters,hardwoods,2’’blinds,wet bar, gateddrive $349,900 call Virginia Mack 281-207-5200 (VM3819SM)

NEW LISTING

THE HIGHLANDS SEC 1 – Pride of ownership shows through-out. Many updates & upgrades! Has a flex room. 4th Bedroom could be a study. Kitchen has granite countertops & updated appliances. Replaced all sliding glass doors with French doors. Tile floors & berber carpet. Large back yard patio with lush garden. Great location & area schools. $154,900 call Virginia Mack 281-207-5200 (VM1814TS)

NEW LISTING The Virginia Mack TeamABR, CBR, CRS, GRI, HALL of Fame,

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COMMONWEALTH PARK – Lovely well maintained 4/3.5/2det. plus study Perry home w/grand brick column entry. 9’ceilings on first floor. Soaring 2 story foyer. Bamboo wood floors. Large tiled island kitchen. Spacious master suite w/a view of the wooded back yard which includes a stately pecan tree! Huge master bath w/2 walk-in closets. Ex.lg. upstairs game room. No back yard neighbors. Slate patio. New roof (3/2011). Fresh int.paint & recent carpet. Ext. AC units ‘03. Water Heater ‘11. Located on a cul-de-sac street. $349,900 call Virginia Mack 281-207-5200 (VM3739SB)

NEW LISTING

BRIDGEWATER – Gorgeous Home & View! Located on a Cul-de-Sac street, close to elementary school. Grand entrance w/extended marble floors leading to formals. Open kitchen concept to family room w/gas logged fireplace. French doors leading to sunroom/downstairs gameroom or study overlooking a sculpted sports pool/spa. Gourmet kitchen w/granite countertops. Recent Paint. Roof (2009) w/ridge vents,Hardiplank Siding. Sprinkler sys. Great Location! $325,000 call Virginia Mack 281-207-5200 (VM4819WC)

GREATWOOD ARBOR – Stunning showcase home from beginning to end! Grand 2 story entry w/curved staircase. Customs built-ins thru-out. Dble French doors to study. Lg living rm w/soaring ceilings, built-in entertain. ctr. Open concept kit. w/island, SS appls., convec. microwave & tons of cabinets & counter space. Brkfast rm overlooking extend. cov. patio w/lush landscaping. Hg exec. master ste w/sitting area & grand bath w/hg walk-in closet w/fabulous built-ins! Lg gamerm. up. J&J bath.Plantation Shutters, Must See! $355,000 call Virginia Mack 281-207-5200 (VM7618TR)

GREATWOOD FOREST – Grand Stately Executive Perry on Lg. cul-de-sac street. No back neighbors! Extra designer touches include fluted & crown moldings, tons of built-ins, lg. 18’’ tile floors & recent paint, new shower, updated kitchen w/granite countertops, 5 burner thermador pop up cooktop on lg. island. SS dishwasher & microwave. Open concept w/wall of windows overlooking 2 decks recently stained,one with pergola cover w/ceiling fan by huge sparking pool, w/extra green space. Extra lighting,sprkler system & alarm $375,000 call Virginia Mack 281-207-5200 (VM7934AT)

COMMONWEALTH ESTATES – Exquisite Perry home with state size lot adorned by mature Pecan Trees. Grand elevation with usable balcony. Custom kit. cabinets exhibit an intriguing showcase design. Granite countertops w/SS appliances. Popular 5’’ distressed hardwoods in foyer & dining rm. Hg. gamerm up & study w/wall of built-ins. Master bedrm overlooks lush landscaped sculpted pavered patio,hot tub & backyd. Doubled paned windows & Plantation Shutters! Updated light fixtures, 3 car garage, sprinkler sys & room for a pool! $390,000 call Virginia Mack 281-207-5200 (VM4407SM)

COMMONWEALTH PARK – Fabulous Perry Home in desired neighborhood! Oversized grand entry!Open concept floorplan. Large spacious formals w/double crown molding & custom drapes. Family w/open Kitchen concept. Fam. rm w/surround sound. Kitchen w/tons of cabinets & rich granite countertops & built-in desk. Refrig./Washer/Dryer & Freezer stay. Lg. utility rm. Oversize master bedrm. w/plenty of room for a sitting area. Exec. master bath w/6ft. whirlpool tub & sep. shower. His & hers walk-in closets. $299,000 call Virginia Mack 281-207-5200 (VM3719ST)

NEW LISTING

COMMONWEALTH PARK – Magnificant Grand 5/6 Bedroom Perry Home. Has 3 living and a study down. 6th bedrm could be 2nd study up or media room. Fabulous curb appeal with huge backyd/patio & room for a pool & play area. Backs to Greenbelt. Lg. island Kitchen w/Granite countertops & breakfast bar. Formals w/hardwoods. Wall of Built-ins in both studies & family rm. Panaramic View of landscaped backyard from master, family & breakfast room. 2’’ wood blinds thru-out. Updated A/C,Furnace,Water Heaters & Roof. Water softner $409,900 call Virginia Mack 281-207-5200 (VM54SB)

NEW LISTING

QUAIL VALLEY THUNDERBIRD – Beautiful sprawling one story home on Cul-de-Sac lot. Open concept floor plan with high vaulted ceilings! Updated(4/11)kitchen with stainless steel appliances: Bosch electric double oven, Bosch gas cooktop & rich cherry wood stained cabinets! 2’’ wood blinds through-out. A custom built game room addition with wood accent. Over-sized lush landscaped back yard with a wood deck & arbor. There’s also plenty of room for a pool/spa! Perfect for outdoor entertaining. Don’t miss this one! $188,900 call Virginia Mack 281-207-5200 (VM3111MI)

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Wednesday, June 15, 2011 H PAGE 11THE STARSee us online www.FortBendStar.com

FORT BEND REAL ESTATE BRIEFS

BY BECKY HALLSTAR REAL ESTATE SPECIALIST

W.C.R. / ABWA / SWAPEN

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WATERS OF AVALON SEWow!! Beautiful 5+ bdrm custom home!! Huge rm w/full bath over 3-car garage for office/nanny/media/guests! $849,900

21OW GREATWOOD Gorgeous custom home in Charleston Estates section of Greatwood. Great floor plan - es-sentially a one-story home with only gam-eroom and media room upstairs!! $599,900

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713-898-3868For more information on any of my

listing please visit my NEW web site at

www.ftbendproperties.comSETTERS PARK • Amazingly updated! Large living & dining room that flows into spacious den. Kitchen & brkft room are open. Recent tile,14 SEER A/C, Ductwork, Furnace, appliances, water heater,lighting & plumbing fixtures, paint, carpet, and more. Backyard has enlarged paver patio. Clements High School. (3111LB)

4/2/2 • $174,900

NEW LISTINGFULSHEAR AREA • Beau-tiful acreage in Fulshear area. Pecan trees and lake. Perfect for estate lux-ury site, cattle or horse ranch. Country feel but close to everything. Total of 27.7378 acres. (FM1489)

• $945,200 •

RIVER EDGE • Lakefront! Stunning and ap-pointed home. Large dining,formal living room open. Island Kitchen with large pantry. Their exercise room down could be second bedroom. Master with sitting area. Large list of upgrades including plantation shutters,media room wired for projection system. Two story covered patio overlooking beautiful lake. (107WB)

5/3.5/2 • $349,900

JUST REDUCEDNEW LISTINGPLANTATION CREEK • Wonderful home w/upgrades. Ceramic Tile in entry, kitchen, breakfast room, living & dining rooms, master & master bath. High ceil-ings open up floorplan. Living room, din-ing room, den & gameroom are spacious. Master down. Covered patio. (3111LB)

3-4/2.5/2 • $169,900

JUST REDUCED JUST REDUCEDRIVER RUN • 3/2/2 Very open & spacious w/ little sq ft wasted on hallways. The home has been upgraded with features in kit, flooring, & landscaping. Gas stove. Land-scaped backyard & auto sprinkler system. Master is split from other bedrooms & has an excutive master bath. Master bath has 2 sinks, separate shower, & garden tub. (902SM)

• $139,900 •

281-980-3322

SUZETTE PEOPLESBroker/Owner 22+ years ExperienceABR, GRI, E-Pro (WCR & ABWA Member)

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FIRST COLONY/SUGAR LAND!Popular Open Newmark home on huge corner lot. All brand new carpet, paint inside & out. 3 bedrooms & gameroom. Across from park/playground. Priced to go $150’s

FIRST COLONY/SUGAR LANDHuge culdesac lot almost 1/3 acre! Beautiful 2 story home 4 bedrooms and both formals or gameroom. Gourmet $10,000 kitchen with $5,000 gas 6 burner stove.! Priced to go in the $240’s! Hurry!

FIRST COLONY/SUGAR LAND!5 OR 6 bedrooms 3.5 baths. Gameroom up & Master down. Tile floors down and brand new carpet, new paint, double pane windows & more! No neighbors behind! Priced at $260’s!

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GREATWOOD/SUGAR LANDBuilt in 2002! Grand 2 story w/ 4 bedrooms 3.5 baths. Master down with study & gameroom up. Hollywood bath too. Upgrades w/granite counters/SS appliances, wood & tile floors. Culdesac lot and no neighbors behind you! $320’s

REDUCED W/ POOL

FIRST COLONY!2 story on corner lot with paradise pool. Built in 2000. Double pane windows with Brick & hardiplank siding. 3 bedrooms, study & gameroom! 2 Story living opens to gourmet kitchen. Priced in low $200’s Zoned to Clements high school.

NEW LISTING W/ POOL

SIENNA PLANTATIONAdorable David Weekly 2 story home built in 2005. 4 bedrooms 2.5 bath mast down and gameroom up. Also study down. Culdesac street. Shows like a model home. Priced at $190’s.

NEW LISTING

SOLDSOLD

GLORYCRAFTS [email protected]

Heritage

Stunning Stucco Home with one of the largest waterfront cul-de-sac lots 15,026 sq. ft.

WATERS OF AVALON $798,8005206IV

WATERFRONT

This magnificent mediterranean stucco & stone home with tile roof is perfect for entertaining.

RIVERSTONE $1,049,00025SP

NEW CONSTRUCTION

This fabulous custom home located on a culdesac lot with lake view is perfect for entertaining.

SUGAR CREEK $789,0002TU

NEW LISTING

Truly a MASTERPIECE. This 7401 square foot SPECTACULAR STUCCO and STONE has PHENOMENAL ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN.

SWEETWATER $1,945,00018FR

SWEETWATER GOLF COURSE

Fall in Love with this Fabulous home. Detailed to per-fection. 5 Bedrms plus pool/spa & summer kitchen.

$564,90038GR

NEW LISTING

COMMONWEALTH ESTATES

832-265-7355

Over $100 MILLION SOLD IN SUGAR LAND!

This former MODEL home BLESSED with $120,000 in upgrades!!!

LAKE OLYMPIA $344,0002615LA

OPEN HOUSE SUN • MAY 29 2-4

SWEETWATERBeautiful custom built with private backyard, pool, & spa. Two story living area, wood floors, island kitchen with sub-zero, & wetbar with icemaker. Recent carpet, & roof in 00’. Dual staircases. Master suite with large exec. bath. Large utility room, gameroom up,& study down w/built-ins. Sought after Clements H.S.! $569,900 (66PW)

QUAIL VALLEYCustom one story, four bedroom with POOL! Very versatile floor plan. Large living area with lots of natural light and view of pool. Lrg isl kit that opens to den or gameroom. Lrg master bedrm w/two walk-in closets, & double sinks. High ceilings throughout much of the home. 2 wetbars. Cooktop and dishwasher have been replaced, along with fresh paint! $139,900 (3414PL)

Southwest281-491-1776

Each Office Independently Owned & Operated

JOELLA MULLIS

281-507-6810281-491-1776 [email protected]

• Multi Million Dollar Producer

• President’s Club• Hall of Fame

• Over $10 Million Sold in ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10

QUAIL VALLEYWhat an incredible golf course view from your spacious living area! Higher ceilings, very open plan, great for entertaining! Beautiful atrium off formal dining, island kitchen with atrium view from breakfast area also. Lovely tile flooring throughout except bedrooms. $139,900 (2703KC)

COMMONWEALTHReally nice one story in sought after First Colony! Many updates include granite countertops,stainless appliances, tile floors and much more. Great floor plan with 4 bedrooms plus study.Sought after schools, and neighborhood! So convenient to EVERYTHING! $324,900 (26HE)

LAKE OLYMPIABACK ON MARKET! Absolutley gorgeous custom built

with view of lake in front! Beautiful updates, ready to

move in! Stainless appliances in bright island kitchen-

glass cabinets, built ins in breakfast room. new carpet-

hardwood floors-Updated masterbath, includes new

seamless shower door, his and her sinks, dec. mirrors,

wirlpool and large closet! $259,900 (2623LV)

QUAIL VALLEYThis one is a “Show Stopper.” Updated with beautiful wood plank floors throughout most of home, tile in the remainder. Spacious island kitchen with granite countertops.Breakfast area opens to spacious patio.Replaced appliances, wetbar with wine frig. $144,900 (2819LA)

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SIENNA PLANTATION – Gorgeous custom home. Built with every detail in mind. Gleaming hardwoods, very spacious kitchen w/granite counters. Media room, wine room, exercise room & library w/access to private patio. Impressive pool w/waterfall & spa with travertine decking. Outdoor summer kitchen! $860,000 Connie “Z” 713-569-0180 (31OW)

SIENNA PLANTATION – Dramatic 2 story tiled entry. 5 bedroom 3 ½ baths. Large kitchen w/granite island, breakfast bar & 42” maple cabinets. Formal living, study, and wall of windows span back of home. Gameroom upstairs. Master w/garden tub, his & her vanity, walk-in closets. Pool size yard with patio. $258,900. Lisa Odegard 281-620-9676 (3714BL)

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SIENNA – Tucked away on a quiet street, this adorable home has so much to offer! 3 bedrms + study, 2 full baths. Entertaining is a breeze w/ the open floor plan--big family rm, formal dining, brkfast nook & Isl kit. Freshly painted w/ low VOC paint! Backyard has raised beds for kitchen/herb garden, veggie garden. Very private w/ no back neighbors. Perfect home for the young family!! MLS # 10496047 $141,000 (10431CC)

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SIENNA – Pride of ownership shows in this wonderful home. Beautifully maintained, this open floor plan flows to easily fit your family’s needs. Open formals charm your visitors as they enter your beveled glass front door. French door on spacious study for privacy. Island kitchen opens to den area & wall of windows for backyard views. Split floor plan w/spacious master suite. Oversized gameroom up will be your family’s favorite hide-a-way. $229,900 MLS #21061491 (3706BE)

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WOW – Custom 1 story w/ over 3800 sq.ft. & 5 car garage on 1 acre tract!! 4 bedrooms, 2/1 baths, both formals plus den. Island kitchen. All with great backyard and Pool views. Split plan, HUGE gameroom. 2 car attached garage w/ extra (A/C’d) room above for storage. 3 car detached with full 2nd story that can be finished out as another room or just used as-is for storage! MLS# 58740103 $410,000. (5222CH)

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LAKES OF SAVANNAH – Charming & wonder-fully maintained 4 bedroom, 2 bath one story. Open floor plan upgraded with wood flooring in formal dining, den and bedrooms. Easy to maintain & perfect for allergy sufferers. Spa-cious island kitchen w/ Corian counters, 42” maple cabinets. Tile flooring in kitchen, break-fast & baths. Beautifully decorated - shows like a model! Quiet, cul-de-sac street. MLS# 56138595 $159,900. (14211SK)

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QUAIL VALLEY – Grand magnolias & updated landscaping frame this charming Colonial 5 bed-room 3/1 bath home. Stately pillars at the front porch entry opens to freshly painted interior. Re-cent carpet, updated tile flooring. Formal dining, study. Spacious kitchen w/ updated appliances. Huge den area w/ built-in bookshelves. Master down. 4 Big bedrooms up. Covered back pa-tio and just a 5 iron from the golf club! MLS# 89713450 $225,000. (2902NB)

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It’s obvious that you have no idea what you are talking about. Officer Patrick has been with the force for at least 3 years. I know this because he jumped in freezing cold water at Buffalo Run Park on Christmas day to try and save a life that was dear to me. This officier should be awarded for

this brave act and you should never talk down on someone that risks their life everyday for you and everyone else. You say he is not a nice guy, probably because he wrote you a ticket for breaking the law. Next time, think before you start bashing our brave officers.

Name Withheld

*Editor’s Note: The officer who wrote the 71-year-old man a ticket for trying to see his pas-tor was not, repeat not, Officer Patrick. In point of fact, the letter accusing Officer Patrick of several things was NOT sup-posed to run. It was an over-sight on the part of our editor. We do not run letters from people maligning anyone else, a police office or not, without some examples of said actions that are investigated. We humbly apologize to Officer Patrick, beg his forgiveness and applaud his bravery.

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Meadows Place residence comments

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Place residents signed a petition in opposition to the roundabouts concept. At first, we had no per-son who would agree to represent us by placing his name on the ballot for the upcoming election. Then, Mr. Whiteman did step forward. We are grateful for his commitment and for our success.

Evidently, many signers failed to vote--neglect, unawareness of the circumstances, dependence on the "other" person's votes, what-ever. These are the facts and the suppositions of the present situ-ation.

Name WithheldMeadows Place/Petition-Signer*Editor's Note: The let-

ter writer was commenting on the differences between the 800 signers and 263 voters although John Whiteman won the election. Although all 800 petition signers did not vote, the turnout for the election broke previous Meadows Place records. Many hope the question of roundabouts has been laid to rest with the defeat of one of its ardent supporters. BKC

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