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You're Invited -- Come Say, Hi, as Home Realty Center Opens Sun City Office
Join Michael DelGais and Heidi Watt, broker/owners of Home Realty Center, as they celebrate the grand opening of their new office at 9484 W. Lake Mead Blvd., Suite 8, behind Taco Bell.
Michael and Heidi have been selling Sun City for years and are thrilled to open their doors adjacent to the community. Remember to mark your calendar for Friday, June 7, 1-3 p.m. Enjoy refreshments and raffles while you meet the team. All residents and agents specializing in Sun City are welcome. For information, call 702-252-7400.
Michael and Heidi have been selling Sun City for years and are thrilled to open their doors adjacent to the community. Remember to mark your calendar for Friday, June 7, 1-3 p.m. Enjoy refreshments and raffles while you meet the team. All residents and agents specializing in Sun City are welcome. For information, call 702-252-7400.
Meeting Notice: Tuesday, June, 11, 9 a.m.
Board of Directors Set to OK Increase to Annual Dues
The Board of Directors invites all homeowners to attend the annual Budget Ratification meeting on Tuesday, June 11, 9 a.m., at Desert Vista, where it seeks to ratify the 2019/2020 budget. In April, the BOD approved the recommendation of the Finance Committee to adopt a proposed increase from $1,464 to $1,647, a difference of $183 a year or $15.25 per month. The budget will be ratified at the meeting unless, at that time, a majority of all unit owners rejects the budget. For more information and an agenda of the meeting, visit Suncitysummerlin.com. The monthly Board of Directors’ meeting will start directly after the ratification meeting.
Slow Down & Watch Your Speed
Photo by Jeannette Carrillo/Link
Residents may have noticed that the two speed monitoring machines originally located on Button Willow and Villa Ridge drives have been relocated to Sun City Boulevard (east of Highland Falls Golf Course) and Faiss Drive.
The monitors are designed to slow down speeding motorists by alerting them to their actual speed. Residents should remember that the speed limit along Sun City Boulevard is 30 mph, while the speed limit along Faiss Drive (and all interior streets) is 25 mph, unless posted otherwise. According to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, the speed monitors are moved every six to nine months to help keep them effective.
The monitors are designed to slow down speeding motorists by alerting them to their actual speed. Residents should remember that the speed limit along Sun City Boulevard is 30 mph, while the speed limit along Faiss Drive (and all interior streets) is 25 mph, unless posted otherwise. According to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, the speed monitors are moved every six to nine months to help keep them effective.
National Fitness Day Brings Out a Crowd
By Jeannette Carrillo/Link
Sun City welcomed residents to the community’s first-ever National Senior Health & Fitness Day on May 29 at Desert Vista. According to SCSCAI Health & Fitness Director, Pam Shields, whose department hosted the event, the main difference between Sun City’s annual health fair in September and the morning’s activity was in the attention it was able to give residents.
“Today’s event was much more interactive,” said Pam. “Residents were able to join in dance and stretch demonstrations, enjoy a smoothie, learn about healthy cooking, get a foot strength analysis and take a ride on an electric bike.
“While this event was a first for us, it won’t be the last.”
A list of participating vendors included Pedego Electric Bikes, UMC Hospital, YMCA, Red Rock Running Company, Juice Plus – Susan Emmett, Bemer – Melissa Blake, Coffee Weight Loss Supplements – Cary Davis, Fara Abassian – Health Holistic Coach and Deb Branch – Licensed massage therapist .
Clubs that offered class demonstrations, or that had an information table at the event included Aquacize, Dance Connection, Zoom Zoom Club, and Fitness Club.
“Today’s event was much more interactive,” said Pam. “Residents were able to join in dance and stretch demonstrations, enjoy a smoothie, learn about healthy cooking, get a foot strength analysis and take a ride on an electric bike.
“While this event was a first for us, it won’t be the last.”
A list of participating vendors included Pedego Electric Bikes, UMC Hospital, YMCA, Red Rock Running Company, Juice Plus – Susan Emmett, Bemer – Melissa Blake, Coffee Weight Loss Supplements – Cary Davis, Fara Abassian – Health Holistic Coach and Deb Branch – Licensed massage therapist .
Clubs that offered class demonstrations, or that had an information table at the event included Aquacize, Dance Connection, Zoom Zoom Club, and Fitness Club.
Get Ready -- 8 Days to Go to the Great Cookie Bake-off
The Residents’ Forum reports there has been a fantastic turnout for the upcoming Cookie Bake-off on Wednesday, June 13, 7 p.m., at Desert Vista.
To date, 28 bakers have signed up for first-ever event. When the Forum began planning the Bake-off, organizers hoped for 10-15 entrants. As you can imagine, they were thrilled to close the competition at 28.
For those bakers participating in the event, below are a few things to be mindful of. For residents planning to attend, come early as the Forum is expecting 250 guests. The event will start at 7 p.m.; doors will open at 6:45 p.m.
FOR THE BAKERS:
1. Set up time starts at 5:45 p.m. Tables need to be ready by 6:45 p.m.
2. Bakers will have a 3.3-x-3-foot table and two chairs. Please bring a tablecloth. You can decorate your table as much or as little as you’d like.
3. Be sure to have a sign listing what your treat is made of, especially list any potential allergens like nuts.
4. Napkins will be provided for each table to hand out with their samples.
5. Each baker must have enough samples to feed 250 people.
Some extras for the evening will include free samples from a new local ice cream vendor, and there will be a cash bar provided by SCSCAI’s Food & Beverage Department.
If you are a registered baker and have questions, call Julie Zerbel, 512-775-1309.
To date, 28 bakers have signed up for first-ever event. When the Forum began planning the Bake-off, organizers hoped for 10-15 entrants. As you can imagine, they were thrilled to close the competition at 28.
For those bakers participating in the event, below are a few things to be mindful of. For residents planning to attend, come early as the Forum is expecting 250 guests. The event will start at 7 p.m.; doors will open at 6:45 p.m.
FOR THE BAKERS:
1. Set up time starts at 5:45 p.m. Tables need to be ready by 6:45 p.m.
2. Bakers will have a 3.3-x-3-foot table and two chairs. Please bring a tablecloth. You can decorate your table as much or as little as you’d like.
3. Be sure to have a sign listing what your treat is made of, especially list any potential allergens like nuts.
4. Napkins will be provided for each table to hand out with their samples.
5. Each baker must have enough samples to feed 250 people.
Some extras for the evening will include free samples from a new local ice cream vendor, and there will be a cash bar provided by SCSCAI’s Food & Beverage Department.
If you are a registered baker and have questions, call Julie Zerbel, 512-775-1309.
Spot the Dot Winners Abound!
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Link photographers were busy last week, spotting DOTs around Sun City. Here are two of the latest. If you are the owner of one of these cars, sporting a Link sunshade, you are a WINNER!
Come to the Link Office at Mountain Shadows to claim your prize.
Congratulations to Rich and Jaeling Taylor, who took home a Link prize package after their winning car was featured in the June Link.
Come to the Link Office at Mountain Shadows to claim your prize.
Congratulations to Rich and Jaeling Taylor, who took home a Link prize package after their winning car was featured in the June Link.
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