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5 Manager’s Message: Yacht Club Renovations6 In Committee: Meet the Voting Member Committee7 Covenant & Compliance: Vacation Plans / Parking8 Extras: Getting Your Resident ID Card8 Communications Committee Survey9 VCA Board Candidates9 June Meetings 10 Tee Time: Junior Golf Featured at Golf Club of Estrella

12 Developer’s Corner: Saronno Models Open

14 Snippets: Monsoon Storms and Trees 16 Estrella’s Scrapbook18 Father’s Day: Celebrating Father’s Day Every Day18 Kid’s Want to Connect with their Dads... No, Really!20 Celebrating Estrella: StarSplash WaterPark20 The Heat is On in Estrella21 Tasty Summer Treats: Summer Shrimp Mango Salad21 Summer Lime Cooler22 Business News: Happy Anniversary Oasis Bagels

23 City of Goodyear: Jennifer Barber Steps Up23 Goodyear Crime Data Now Online

24 Estrella Mountain Elementary: The Box Tops Program24 Westar Elementary: The Millionaire’s Club

26 Residents Club: Welcome to Starpointe Residents Club 27 Residents Club: Upcoming Events, June 2013

29 June 2013 Calendar

30 Numbers to Know Starpointe Groups / Instructors / Personal Trainers

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June 2013

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The Maintenance Team (left to right): Earl Yoder, Rick Hosier, Kevin Wells, Rick Kendell

The Yacht Club at Estrella recently underwent some needed renovations in or-der to ensure safety and aesthetic appearance.

Come by and enjoy the newly improved Yacht Club!

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Yacht Club RenovationsBy Lisa Lundskow, Community Manager

T his year, the maintenance department has been very busy with a multitude of

projects consisting of view and block wall painting in the VCA and ECA, lake and street light renovations, and general facilities updates. The maintenance team is constantly on the lookout for issues that need to be addressed. One area noted by residents was the Yacht Club. From the dock and pier to the building and ramada, it was apparent that there was a lot of work to be done to not only keep it beautiful,

but to keep it safe for our residents. Acknowledging these tasks, they first contacted several contractors to bid out the elements needing attention. The pricing coming back was “out of the park” and the items that needed the repairs were not slated for repair or replacement in the current reserve study for several more years.

Kevin Wells, Facilities Supervisor, along with Earl Yoder, Rick Hosier and Rick Kendell stepped up to the plate and took the project on, in house. The following is a list of the renovations that the maintenance team accomplished at a minimum cost to the community:

• Repaired and painted exterior (delaminating) of overhead doors

• Secured and adjusted track, hinges, panels, etc.

• Replaced ten light bulbs and three ballast (I know that this doesn’t sound like much, but if you knew how high the ceilings were, you would understand.)

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• Repaired and secured boat ramp to include re-screwing all planks and replacing bad boards

• Repaired and secured the pier

• Secured pillar that was out in the water at the end of the dock with cable and yellow nylon rope

• General house keeping to include cleaning rafters of webs and dirt

• Make necessary repairs to ramada from wear and vandalism and repaint

The next time you are out walking the beautiful lakes, take note of how nice the Yacht Club looks. If you see any of the maintenance team out, stop and let them know what a great job they are doing for this community to keep it looking great and keeping everyone safe.

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Serving on the largest committee in Estrella, Voting Members hear committee reports, discuss community related topics, and bring information back to their neighborhood for consensus or comment. The VMC then provides the Management Company and the Boards with recommendations based on a consensus from the neighborhoods’ feedback. Prior successful community tasks the Voting Members worked on were the Lake Lights project, which saved the community a significant amount of money; relining the tennis court to accommodate the pickle ball players in the community; involvement in the cell tower installations to ensure the community had a voice; and many more items. Issues that affect the

community, large or small, are important to this committee.

The goals of the Voting Member Committee include expanding communication throughout the community, successfully completing tasks assigned for the benefit of the community, advocating for resident issues when needed and working closely with the Boards and the Management Company for the betterment of our community.

Your neighborhood Voting Member is also responsible for voting in the election of two Resident Board Members to each Board. This year the VCA will have an election for two residents to serve on The Villages at Estrella Mountain Ranch Community Association (VCA).

The Voting Members work diligently for the community, but there are several neighborhoods currently unrepresented. If you think you may be interested in representing your neighborhood, please contact the Community Services Office at 623.386.1112 or email the VMC at [email protected]. A list of Voting Members and the neighborhoods they represent is on the community website, www.lifeinestrella.com, in the Document Library. The Voting Member Committee also maintains its own database of email addresses to communicate with the residents. If you would like to be on our email list and connect with your Voting Member, please email your name, neighborhood, and email address to [email protected]. Emails are used for communication and are

never shared with any other Estrella entity.

Meet the Voting Member Committee:Voice of the ResidentsBy Voting Member Committee Members

T he community of Estrella is made up of a unique blend of homeowners, off-site owners, and renters. Within each neighborhood the residents belong to

an association, either the Estrella Community Association (ECA) or the Villages at Estrella Mountain Ranch Community Association (VCA). Staying connected with all the residents is challenging, so the Voting Member Committee is here to bridge the residents, management, developers and builders. The common interest of all residents is making Estrella the best community possible.

An established Voting Member Committee (VMC) plays an important role in the community. The VMC is composed of two residents from each individual neighborhood within Estrella. One resident is the Voting Member and the other is the Alternate Voting Member. These individuals are a great source of information and a valuable communication link to the Management Company and the Board Members on behalf of the residents.

Think of your Voting Member as the “Voice of the Residents”. Staying connected with them can provide answers, information, and help resolve issues. The VMC meets on the second Wednesday of the month at 6:30 pm in the Gallery Rooms at Starpointe. All residents are welcome to attend. During the meeting Voting Members receive valuable information from Estrella chartered committees and the Management Company.

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Lisa Lundskow, CAAM, PCAMCommunity Manager

Debbie Harper, CMCA, CAAMOperations Manager

Todd Wuellner, MA, CPRPFacilities Director

Shirley RobertsonCommunications Coordinator

Amy HelmsECA & VCA Compliance Coordinator

Sharon ThunstedtAdministrative Coordinator

Dan CastilloStarpointe Maintenance Coordinator

Mary Ann Brungardt Starpointe Front Desk Lead

Dean Westover, MBAStarpointe Club Director

Holly AguilarLifestyle Director

Jodi MatlockDesign Review Coordinator/Facilities Administrative Associate

Tammy CampbellRecreation Coordinator

Kevin WellsMaintenance Supervisor

Linda RockhillAdministrative Associate

Jordan RingYacht Club Coordinator

Phone: 623.386.1112 / Fax: 623.386.5788www.LifeinEstrella.comOffice Hours: Monday – Friday 8am to 5pm. Additional hours available by appointment.

S chool is out; it’s already 100 degrees outside, and time to hit the road for summer family vacations. Please make sure before you leave to enjoy your vacations

that you store your trash cans out of view. If you place your cans out and will not return within 24 hours, ask one of your friendly neighbors if they can put the cans behind your gate and perhaps keep an eye out for newspapers in your driveway and flyers on your front door.

Everyone wants to come home to a nice looking front yard, so make sure weeds and tree debris have been removed. June is a perfect time to trim your trees before the monsoon season arrives. When giving your plants some much needed water this summer, please remember to put the hose away when you are finished. These easy steps will help prevent you from receiving a violation letter.

With the front yard in compliance and looking great, it will make for a more relaxing vacation and a happy welcome home. Have a great time and see you back in Estrella soon.

Have you noticed an increase in the number of “yellow slips” on the windshields of improperly parked cars? Here is a review of the parking rules in Estrella.

a. Parking Waiver Policy for RVs (campers, trailers, motor homes, boats on trailers etc.) Two continuous waivers shall not be granted. Waivers are granted for the following:

• Trip departure/preparation – cleaning, loading, preparation prior to trip

• Light maintenance work and cleaning

• Trip return/cleanup – cleaning, unloading, preparation prior to returning RV to storage

• Guest RVs – parking while guest visits a resident

• No RV may be used to provide additional living and sleeping space during the waiver.

b. Parking waivers for authorized vehicles such as passenger cars and trucks of residents or visiting guest may be granted for a period of three (3) consecutive nights, but no more than twenty four (24) times per year. Two waivers in a row shall not be granted.

Leaving Home on VacationBy Amy Helms, ECA & VCA Compliance Coordinator

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Parking in EstrellaBy Amy Helms, ECA & VCA Compliance Coordinator

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Getting Your Resident ID CardsBy Linda Rockhill, Administrative Associate

I n order to establish Resident

ID Cards, please follow these

procedures:

• Bring all applicable paperwork to the

Community Services Office

(Monday-Friday 8am-5pm)

• If you are a new owner, bring your

HUD settlement; this is showing that the

property has indeed changed ownership.

• If you are a renter, bring in a copy of your most current

lease and a property transfer record (the property transfer re-

cord form can be emailed or faxed to the property owner or

property management company).

• If the property that you are moving to is brand new and never

had membership, then there isn’t a transfer fee; however, if this

is an existing property and has had membership, there is a fee

of one hundred dollars ($100) at the time membership is given.

Who is eligible for a resident ID card?• Each property is given 2 adult memberships with full access to all the amenities here in Estrella and any children under the age of 21. If there are more than 2 adults (anyone over the age of 21), they are issued a resident ID card but have no access to Starpointe without paying a twenty five dollar ($25) per month fee or you can pay an annual fee of two hundred fifty dollars ($250) or a five dollar ($5) per day guest fee. If a resident is 21 years of age and enrolled in college or the military, they are eligible for mem-bership until age 23 with proof of enrollment. Any children living on the property age 10 and up also receive resident ID cards. Privileges of the card depend on the age of the child. If your child is not of age 10, they are still listed on the property record and verified each and every time your family comes to Starpointe.• In order to maintain full access to the Starpointe, property assessments must be current.

If you have any further questions regarding your resident ID card please don’t hesitate to call the Community Services

Office at 623-386-1112.

Communications Committee Members (left to right): Renee Bammel, Angeles Pizarro, Kim Alvarado, Karen Gallo, Sherrie Corso


A Short Survey on Life In Estrella MagazineBy the Communications Committee

T he Communications Committee encourages every Estrella

resident to participate in a short survey regarding your ‘Life

In Estrella Magazine’. The survey will be available June 1st

– June 30th. Your responses will help the committee with future

magazines. Please take a few minutes to let us know your thoughts

by visiting www.lifeinestrella.com. Paper surveys are available at

Starpointe Front Desk and the Estrella Community Services Office.

All participants are eligible for a $100 VISA gift card. Thank you for

your participation.

c. Construction waivers for authorized vehicles such as passenger cars and trucks of residents while approved work is underway that prevents resident access to their garage or driveway.

d. Dawn to dusk waivers for unauthorized vehicles to have access onto lot’s yard area related to approved work in

progress.

You can contact the Community Services Office at 623-386-1112 Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to request a parking waiver.

Parking in Estrella (continued from page 7)

AssociAtion

Landscape CommitteeTuesday, June 4, 2013, 10:00 am

Budget/Finance CommitteeWednesday, June 5, 2013, 5:00 pm

Communications CommitteeThursday, June 6, 2013, 5:00 pm

Social CommitteeMonday, June 17, 2013, 5:00 pm

Trails CommitteeWednesday, June 26, 2013, 5:00 pm

Voting Member CommitteeWednesday, June 12, 2013, 6:30 pm

Board of Directors MeetingsTuesday, June 25, 2013, 6:30 pm

June Meetings


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T he Villages at Estrella Mountain Ranch Community Association (VCA) will be electing two

residents to the Board of Directors. The election will occur in September with results announced at the Annual Meeting.

The Nominating Committee is seeking residents wishing to serve on the Board. Please consider dedicating your time and experience as a member of the As-sociation. If you are interested in serving on the VCA Board, please complete the application online at www.lifeinestrella.com located in the Document Library or stop by the Community Services Office or Starpointe to pick up an application.

Serving as a Board Member is a unique and rewarding way to serve your com-munity.

VCA Board Candidates


GOLF CLUB

T his month we are focusing on Junior Golf and how

at Golf Club of Estrella we are trying to get more kids

involved in this great game. Golf is a lifelong sport

that can be played competitively or casually with friends and

family. Some of my greatest memories in golf are playing with

my dad late in the afternoon after he got off work or being at

the golf course at 7AM with my buddies and playing 36 holes.

Golf is not just a sport, it’s a lesson in life. It teaches respect,

honesty, perseverance and so much more! As many lessons

as I have taught over the years, one comment is constant: “I

wish I would have got into golf as a kid.” So why not get your

child involved now?

For the month of June and July, we are offering a Wednesday

Jr. Clinic from 7:30AM – 8:30AM and a Saturday Jr. Clinic

from 9:30AM – 10:30AM for $15 per session or $50 for the

entire month. In addition to the Jr. Clinics Golf Club of Estrella

participates in Troon Family Golf, which allows juniors under

the age of 15 to play golf for free with a paying adult after

Junior Golf Featured at Golf Club of Estrella By Trevor Finton, PGA Head Golf Professional, Golf Club of Estrella

3PM at any Troon Managed facility. At Golf Club of Estrella for

the months of June and July, any junior under the age of 15

will play for free anytime with a paying adult and range balls

will be free for those juniors who want to practice their game.

Please feel free to contact myself, Trevor Finton, PGA

Head Golf Professional or Kevin White, PGA Associate Golf

Professional with any questions at 623.386.2600.

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To learn more visit estrella.com or stop by the models, located at: 14714 S. 179th Ave. in Montecito.

T he wait is over! Joseph Carl Homes has officially opened its models in the new Saronno neighborhood in Montecito. Saronno features five floor plans ranging

from approximately 1,600 square-feet to 2,630 square-feet. The plans offer tremendous flexibility to accommodate any

family’s changing needs and feature fresh, open designs.

Newland is proud to welcome another well respected builder to the Estrella lineup. Joseph Carl Homes has become widely recognized for its commitment to environmentally sustainable development, with every home built to be highly energy efficient. Special features include: tight construction to reduce internal leaks and drafts, low emissivity windows that keep heat in during the winter months and out during the summer months, fresh air ventilation and air pressure balancing. In Estrella, every Saronno home will be ENERGY STAR Qualified.

Joseph Carl Homes works to make the process of buying a new house as easy as possible. Experienced professionals help buyers through every step - from selection to construction to warranty services.

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The Wait is Over; Saronno Models OpenSubmitted by Newland Communities

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The Wait is Over; Saronno Models OpenSubmitted by Newland Communities


Monsoon Storms and TreesBy Fran Morahan III, Certified Arborist WE-7255A

Monsoon season starts in mid-June and ends in the last

week of September. Monsoon season in Arizona brings

high winds with gusts up to 100mph, downbursts, dust

storms, high humidity, and flooding. The effects of this extreme

weather can be wide ranging from debris strewn around to damage

to property.

Preventive steps to minimize damage to trees

For trees the damage can be anything from broken branches to

leaning or uprooted and downed trees. Dense canopies on trees

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prevent winds form passing

through. Rains saturate the

soil causing the roots to have

less hold. The results of just

these two things can cause broken branches, leaning trees, or

uprooting the tree. Thinning out and balancing the canopy allows

winds to pass through with less resistance. Also, removing crossing

and rubbing branches, removing dead, decaying or damaged

branches, removing weak attachments and narrow crotches is work

that can be done to minimize the tree damage caused by storms.

Irrigating the tree properly and shutting off the irrigation when it rains

is also important. Moving drip emitters away from the trunk and

placing them towards the outer edge of the canopy aides with root

development.

After the damage is done

If a tree is damaged during a storm, cut back broken or damaged

branches to a viable lateral branch or the trunk. Leaving stubs will

cause a new flush of growth with weak attachments. If a small tree

is leaning or down it may be salvageable if the root crown is not

damaged. Larger trees that are leaning or down may have to be

removed due to their size, there is also the potential that the root

crown is damaged. Trees that are uprooted will normally need to be

removed.

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Music to Our EarsOpposite page: Estrella residents

enjoyed an evening of pure

entertainment by the Phoenix

Symphony in April.

Youth Club Grand ReopeningAbove left: Kids of Estrella took

full advantage of the Grand

Reopening of the Youth Club last

month.

Gotta Know When to Hold ‘EmAbove: Estrella’s “Hold ‘Em” tour-

nament attracted an abundance

of card players in April.

I ’m often asked how I became a stay at home dad. It was never in the plans, it just sort of happened. I was selling real estate when Hallie Kate was born in July of 2006. Even with a trusted

daycare provider, I started staying home more and more. She accompanied me on any appointment that I could get away with. Then one Sunday, while sitting in a sales office I decided to simply quit. Never in a million years did I think my wife Penny would go for it so I told her I wanted to go back to school. So I went home to share my plan and she said yes. I quit the next day.

Our daily routine is very hectic. Xan goes to Phoenix Children’s Academy three days a week. Hallie Kate is a first grader at Estrella Mountain Elementary. I take a few college classes each semester. For the most part, the kids and I do all the chores so we can spend quality time with mom on the weekends. Add to that, karate for Hallie Kate, every EYS sport for Xan, and volunteering with the HOA, I’m not sure how we get everything done. With all we do, I’m continually amazed at the dual job parents do and wonder how they get all of this done because it’s a lot of work.

I have been a stay home dad since July 8, 2006. I plan to stay home with Xan until August of 2014 when Xan starts kindergarten. I realize I have sacrificed all of those commission dollars, sales awards and probably the one physical belonging I always wanted, a Corvette. Instead, I’ve been to the zoo so many times I lost count. Seen every

Celebrating Father’s Day Every DayBy John Compton

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museum I know of. I’ve rode on a school bus chaperoning class trips. So as I see it, I sacrificed nothing. This is the best job I’ve ever had. One thing is for sure, no man has ever said that he wished he

had worked more and spent less time with his kids.

John, Penny, Xan and Hallie Kate Compton.

H and in hand, Megan and I shared a special moment while walking along the tree-lined path towards the park adjacent to South Lake. It was a school day, so as we strolled amongst

the grass-framed sidewalk, she shared some life stuff with me. I caught myself both listening and veering off a bit, reminiscing about our walk to school for the first time as she entered into Kindergarten some 8 years earlier. It was a surreal moment in my head.

As we approached the school, I noticed her twitching her hand, hesitating and uncertain with what she should do next. It’s true… within line of sight of the school there is a zone where parents are no longer on their own turf. Nope, this is their house! Before I knew it we suddenly crossed the threshold and into the zone where parents are neither heard nor seen—the “I’m embarrassed to be with you” zone.

I sensed she was nervous about being seen holding her dad’s hand. I also sensed her anxiety was quickly ramping up as I tightened my grip. A look of helplessness spread across her face. “Daddy, please let go. My friends are watching.” With a little delay just to make her squirm, I finally relented and gave her both the arm and freedom she was looking for. She grinned and ran off with a quick, “love you, daddy.”

Not one to miss out on an opportunity to embarrass my third-born, I yelled out in full voice, “I love you, Megan.” A brief turn to express her protest, and she was off.

How do the lyrics go?

Kids Want to Connect with their Dads... No, Really!By Andy Ragone

“One part woman, the other part girl. To perfume and make-up from ribbons and curls.” That’s Megan—wanting her independence yet hoping to be comforted by having parents who love and support her.

How do I say it any plainer? I love being my kids’ dad! If you’re a dad, no doubt you feel the same. Oh, don’t get me wrong, there are definite moments when I consider buying more stock in the duct tape industry, but the good far outweighs the crazy. As dads, we have the amazing privilege and potential to help our kids thrive. That’s you; that’s me! Dads make an incredible difference in their kids’ lives—the difference that can make all the difference… if you know what I mean.

The truth is, dads, our sons and daughters want more than anything to spend time with us. Wait Andy, have you met my teenagers? Maybe, but if you sought ways to build bridges by connecting with them in a common interest, you would see how much they have been waiting for those moments. It most likely means doing things they enjoy doing, but that’s what a parent does to connect, right?

While she may withdrawal from holding hands and taking walks together for fear of the significant embarrassment I may or may not cause, Megan still loves to spend time with me. Why, just the other day she came in and grabbed my hand to talk and pray together. Of course, no one outside of our family was there.

Yup, it’s a real pleasure being a dad. I hope this is true for you too. Happy Father’s Day!


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John, Penny, Xan and Hallie Kate Compton.


I s there a better way to escape the hot Arizona sun than to take a trip with the family to Starpointe’s StarSplash WaterPark? We didn’t think so either. StarSplash WaterPark opened May 25th.

It’s that time to get your bathing suits on and head on over to the Starpointe.

We want everyone to enjoy themselves and encourage residents to look through the Community Handbook and become familiar with the complete list of rules for the WaterPark. A few stand out rules are as follows:

StarSplash WaterPark: Your Summer GetawayBy Dean Westover, Starpointe Club Director

>>>CelebrATING eSTrellA

• Smoking is not permitted, except in designated outdoor smoking areas.

• Alcoholic beverages are not permitted and glass containers are not allowed

• Coolers are permitted, although subject to inspection. If asked, all coolers should be easy to access by Starpointe front desk.

• Light snacks (No commercial food) and beverages are permitted at the pool area only. All food and beverage related trash must be disposed of properly. Exception: Designated WaterPark rental area.

• Proper attire, meaning cover ups and shoes in the club at all times.

• You must be 14 years of age to be allowed at the pool without adult supervision.

• Basic noodles are the only pool toy allowed at the WaterPark. If you are unsure, check with the Starpointe front desk.

• As a preventative measure, children who are not potty trained must wear two swim diapers in the WaterPark. An outer, reusable swim diaper and an inner, disposable diaper must be worn.

Although the big pool is open year ‘round for your enjoyment, come and enjoy the Big Dipper and water slides for the next few months. By following the rules, everyone is sure to have a great time.


The Heat is On in EstrellaBy Estrella Resident

E ven though summer does not officially start until June 21st, summer temperatures have already hit Goodyear. With such a wide range of ages and people from all walks of life,

Estrella is always alive. Our younger Estrella residents will be out for summer vacation and more will be riding and/or walking throughout the community.

Regardless of what sport you are playing or if you are simply taking a walk to a friend’s house or to the Youth Club, remember the #1 rule; stay hydrated. There are a good variety of drinks available with electrolytes to help replenish any nutrients you may lose throughout the day, but water is still your best source. Many Estrella residents shared how they stay hydrated and tackle the heat. Here is their list:

• Keep a couple bottles of water in the freezer at all times to grab and run

• Set your cell phone to remind you to drink water every hour

• Freeze chunks of seasonal fruit in the freezer to just pop in your mouth (watermelon is my children’s favorite), especially when the kids are swimming

• Before a walk, wet a towel and wrap it around your neck while you walk

• Walk before 10am or after 6pm

• Take advantage of exercising at Starpointe and then jump in the pool

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• 1 head Butter or Romaine lettuce

• 1 tablespoon Dijon Mustard

• 1/2 cup light mayonnaise

• ½ lemon, juiced

• Salt & Pepper to taste

• ¼ cup sliced almonds (optional)

Ingredients

• 1 1/2 pounds cooked medium shrimp

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• 2 mangos diced

• ½ small red onion diced (about ¼ cup)

• ¼ - ½ cup diced cilantro

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Summer Shrimp Mango SaladBy Estrella Resident

Directions

Rinse the cooked medium size shrimp and pat dry with paper towels, Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate while you prepare the remaining items.

Dice the mangos, red onion and cilantro. Place the shrimp, mango, red onion and cilantro in a large bowl. Mix in the mayonnaise, Dijon mustard, salt, pepper and juice of ½ lemon. Do not over mix.

Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 2 hours to get the shrimp salad nice and cold. Sprinkle sliced almonds on salad before serving for that extra crunch. Place a large scoop of shrimp salad on a bed of lettuce and serve with warm French bread or crackers. Crab meat, salmon or baked chicken can be substituted for the shrimp.

Summer Lime CoolerBy Estrella Resident

Ingredients

• Cranberry Juice frozen in ice tray

• Pineapple Juice frozen in ice tray

• Lime Flavored Sparkling Water

• Lime Slices

In large glasses place 2 cubes of frozen cranberry juice and 2 cubes of frozen pineapple juice. Pour Lime flavored sparkling water over the cubes and top with a lime slice.


O asis Bagels would like to thank our friends and families of

the community for their support as we celebrate our third

year anniversary. Most of you may already know how the

Risanos brought Oasis Bagels to life, but in case you are unfamiliar

with the story, allow me to relate to you our history and share with

you the people that make Oasis Bagels not just a job, but a second

home filled with family, friends, love, laughter and amazing food.

After learning the craft of bagel making when he was a teenager,

Fred and his wife Carol opened their own bagel shop in New Jersey

when their four boys were only old enough to watch. The Risano

family later moved to Goodyear, Arizona and established the quid-

essential hometown restaurant/shop, Oasis Bagels, for the Estrella

community on June 29, 2010. The Oasis Bagels family welcomes

our new faces with hopes of future returns and greets our regulars

with a smile of a longtime friend; truly a place like Cheers, “where

Happy Anniversary Oasis Bagels!By Michele Kristin Porzelt

everybody knows your name.”

As Fred breathes life into the bagels through his magical hands,

guiding eye, and charming wit; Carol generates heart and soul into

the shop through her love, laughter, generosity and wisdom that she

bestows upon her customers and workers; then their sons help the

shop prosper through their humor, advice, and caring approach.

All of our wonderful staff is made up of residents of Estrella. Every

customer that visits Oasis Bagels holds a special place in our hearts.

We anticipate our new photographs every month by our “Bagel

Boys” (part of the Estrella Photography Club), the after-game visit by

our “Thursday Golfers,” and the stories and jokes shared with our

friends and family. We recapture our youth on Wednesdays, the high

school students fuel their morning with bagel breakfast sandwiches

during their late start, radiating school spirit by sporting their club/

sports uniforms; then the elementary school students visit us after

their early release, laughter rings throughout the shop, allowing us

to reminisce our days of young innocent fun. As well as special

thanks to our neighboring school teachers and staff that receive our

Teacher Special.

The Oasis Bagel family wishes to thank all of our loyal customers.

And if you have not had the chance to visit us yet, please come join

us soon to take a trip back East to New Jersey by just taking a walk

down the block or a short drive to try our authentic kettle-boiled

bagels that are finished to blissful perfection in our four-shelved

rotating oven. Come in for breakfast or lunch. Be sure to try a variety

of home-whipped cream cheeses, scrumptious pastries including

Carol’s amazingly delicious crumb cake, our espresso drinks, gelato,

and real-fruit smoothies. We also offer catering. Thanks again for

your support and we hope to see you soon!

>>>CommuNITY buSINeSS NeWSCommunity

I n October 2012, we lost a valuable

member of our team when our

trusted friend and colleague,

Councilmember Gary Gelzer passed

away.

Our City Council not only lost a dear

friend, but we also had to find a way

to replace a leader and valuable asset

to our team. With the seat up for election in the next six months, we

were concerned it would be a challenge to find someone who was

qualified and interested to take on a demanding position for a short

period of time. We were fortunate to have many qualified candidates

for the special appointment.

One of the applicants presented herself as a very qualified individual

who was excited for the opportunity. Jennifer Barber not only

demonstrated valuable experience and knowledge of the City of

Goodyear, but it was also apparent that she had a special desire to

make the most of the opportunity and learn everything she could.

Jen had an impressive background that made her a great fit for

the open seat. Most recently, Jen served as Executive Director of

Arizona in Action, a non-profit organization that promoted health,


CITYJennifer Barber Steps Up As Acting Councilperson Submitted by the City of Goodyear

wellness and safety for our young residents. The formation of Arizona

in Action came as a result of Jen’s work on the All-American City

Award that Goodyear received in 2008. This experience provided

her with a great deal of background knowledge of our community

that benefitted her in this position.

Before she moved to Arizona, Jen spent 20 years in television news as

a health and consumer investigations reporter and producer, working

at television stations in Omaha, Houston San Francisco and Denver.

Investigating issues and organizing them into a comprehensive

report were skills necessary for her TV assignments and these same

qualities allowed her to be an exemplary councilmember.

We were happy to appoint Jen Barber as acting Councilperson. I

have been very impressed with the thought she puts into each and

every issue and decision that has come before us and the City of

Goodyear has benefitted from having her fill the position.

Jen Barber is proud of Goodyear and her pride has shown through

in her dedication to her work on Council and her excitement for our

community. I am so thankful for Jen who stepped up at a time when

the City of Goodyear and our City Council needed someone with her

skills, knowledge and enthusiasm.

>>>CITY of GoodYeAr

T he Goodyear Police Department has a new

and convenient way to access their webpage

directly at www.goodyearaz.gov/police. This

new page has all the latest news and information

about the Police Department, crime prevention tips

and neighborhood information and crime data. Simply

visit www.goodyearaz.gov/police and click on My

Neighborhood on the left. Here you will find a hot link

to COMPSTAT Maps which will provide crime data by

district boundary. Or visit the link directly at http://www.

goodyearaz.gov/index.aspx?NID=3825.

Our Police Department page also has information on

how to get involved in a Neighborhood Watch, sign

up for neighborhood newsletters as well as various

notifications and alerts. To sign up for department

newsletters visit http://www.goodyearaz.gov/list.

aspx?ListID=315. Finally, visit Goodyear Police on

Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/

Goodyear-Police-Department/252651934848339.

Goodyear Crime Data Now Available Online Submitted by Lisa Kutis, PIO, Goodyear Police Department


E strella Mountain Elementary School, located at the

southeast corner of San Miguel and Elliot Rd., is

looking for something you may be throwing in the

trash every day. They are called Box Tops for Education,

Campbell’s Labels for Education, and Tyson Project A+

coupons and you can find them in your pantry, throughout

your house, and office. My name is Michelle Torrance, and I

am the coordinator for these programs at Estrella Mountain

Elementary School.

They are a great fundraising tool for registered K-8 schools.

Two of the 3 programs will pay a cash amount for every single

label/coupon, when submitted by a registered school. The

Campbell’s program accumulates points in an online account

which in return can be used to purchase school related items

off their online catalog. The money goes directly into the PTO

Get Involved in the Box Tops ProgramBy Michelle Torrance, Volunteer Mom

account of Estrella Mountain Elementary School to benefit

the students.

You can find a list for each program’s participating products

at: Box Tops for Education http://www.boxtops4education.

com/earn/clip/Brands.aspx - Campbell’s Labels for

Education http://www.labelsforeducation.com/Earn-Points/

Participating-Products - Tyson Project A+ http://projectaplus.

tyson.com/Products.aspx

If you are not already collecting these, please take a moment

and start looking at your everyday items like Kleenex Tissues,

General Mills Cereal Boxes, Campbell’s Soup cans and you

will start finding them everywhere. My wish is for them to be

kept out of the trash and benefit our school instead. It will only

take a moment and you can drop them off at the office right

here at Estrella Mountain Elementary School. There is also a

collection box conveniently located for you in the Remax Real

Estate office east of our Safeway store. I am thrilled and very

grateful for the Remax team to support our cause and place

this collection box in their office!

Please feel free to contact me at [email protected], if

you have any questions. I very much appreciate your time

and help with this, as I am very dedicated to keeping these l

little guys out of the landfills!

Westar is getting rich! Rich in WORDS that is, not money!

The Westar library currently has a project which is

designed to motivate students to read more. Whenever

a student reads a book, Mrs. Heaster, the Westar librarian, tallies

the total amount of the words read. Then she adds the total words

read with each students existing word count. The more words you

read in a book, the higher up the $1,000,000 chart you’ll get! The

“Millionaire’s Club” chart is located on the wall in the library. It has

check-points that indicate how many words each participating

student has read. Right now, we have a few millionaires and even a

multi-millionaire!

Several of our classes also participated in the 2013 City of Goodyear

Reading Challenge. All of the students who participated in this

program enjoyed it and found themselves motivated to read more

during this citywide competition. We have been informed that there

The Millionaire’s Club By Dreanna, Westar Jr. Journalist

>>>WeSTAr elemeNTArY

were 56 third-, fourth- and fifth-grade classes that participated. These

classes combined read a total of 440,156 pages!

The Reading Challenge results were released last month and Westar

is proud to announce that Mrs. Matteson’s and Mrs. Benson’s classes

took first place in the 4th and 5th grade divisions! Along with this

tremendous achievement, Mrs. McCubbins’ class took second place

in the 3rd grade division!

These are just a few of the exciting events that are motivating our

students to “Go Above and Beyond,” which is Westar’s motto. It’s

obvious that Westar students are fired up and ready to read! So,

Westar is definitely getting rich! Rich with WORDS that is.

>>>eSTrellA mouNTAIN elemeNTArY

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NOW ACCEPTING CREDIT CARDS

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Above: Starpointe Front Desk Employees (left to right): Mary Ann Brungardt, Barbara Vaughn, Carol Foster, Margaret Hedrick; Not pictured: Lyn Marthaler


A smiling face and “good morning”, “afternoon” or “evening” is the greeting a resident receives as they enter Starpointe Residents Club. The entry staff is available to

make your visit a pleasant one. In doing so, the entry desk staff will assist you with a variety of items including:

• Pre-Schooner Club check-in• Registering for Activities and Programs• Signing up Guests• Providing Information on available classes and Instructors• Offering Estrella Merchandise• Changing Television and Music System selections based upon Residents Preference• Pleasant conversation/listening ear

After welcoming residents to the club, the entry desk person-nel’s primary responsibility is to confirm all entrants are commu-nity residents and in “good standing”. This means the resident must have a valid resident’s club card and current on their as-sociation assessments. There should be no violations or fines owed the association. When scanning each resident card, the entry desk confirms:• The card scanned is for current owner and/or renter and in “good standing”• All family members are listed on the account for access to the facility• The card presenter is an authorized family member and their photo matches the card• Age restrictions for use of the club facilities are adhered to as required by the Community Handbook

The staff is sensitive to delays for residents entering the club. Residents can help by making sure each family member, 10 years and older, has a valid resident card with them and pres-ents it every time they enter Starpointe.

Another circumstance causing delays is the ongoing transition from our “old” system and data base to our “new” ActiveNet system and data base. The staff has placed a high priority for transitioning all residents from the old to the new system as rapidly as possible and thank you for your patience. We strive to make the process as painless as possible. The good news is ActiveNet offers capabilities the old system could not. Since Starpointe Residents Club is a private club, access is limited to Estrella residents and their guests.

One area of Starpointe Residents Club that is open to the pub-lic is the Starpointe Café. The Starpointe Café offers indoor dining facilities as well as the patio area adjacent to the Café. Access to all other Resident Club areas is for the exclusive use of residents and their guests.

We look forward to seeing you at Starpointe Residents Club and ask for your patience as we bring new employees on board!

>>> reSIdeNTS Club

Welcome to Starpointe Residents ClubBy Mary Ann Brungardt, Starpointe Front Desk Lead

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Wild About the WaterParkSaturday, June 1st, 11amStarSplash WaterPark Summer is here and the StarSplash WaterPark is OPEN! Join us to celebrate the start of the summer season at a pool bash. We will be getting wild about the WaterPark by playing games, giving out prizes and dancing to music at the pool. Plan to participate in one of our many games and races including watermelon races, sponge toss, and the shaving cream blast. Enter the raffles for a chance to win free swim lessons courtesy of Aqua-Tots Swim Schools.

Story Time at Starpointe Thursday June 6th, 10:30 amFreeJoin us as we read Pig Kahuna by Jennifer Sattler. Story time includes a craft and a small snack. Adorable Fergus and his little brother Dink love the beach and collecting treasures there – seaweed, pebbles, shark teeth? But they don’t love the ocean; Fergus knows that the water contains lurking, murky ickiness. . . One day the brothers find a surfboard which they decorate and name Dave. Dink realizes that Dave might want to return to his watery home. What will happen when Fergus sees Dave drifting away? Will he get in the water?

Estrella Family Breakfast Every Friday, 8:30am to 10:00amStarpointe Residents Club$2 per Adult & $1 for ChildrenEnjoy coffee, and a continental breakfast while getting to know your neighbors at the weekly Estrella Family Breakfast. The cost for this event is $2 per person for adults and $1 for children. On Friday, June 7th we will feature an art display by the Estrella Photo Group. We are always looking for volunteers to help with breakfast. If you are interested in volunteering, please sign up at www.lifeinestrella.com.

Trivia NightMonday, June 10th, 6:30pm Starpointe Residents Club$5 in AdvanceGet your 4-person team together and stretch your brain for this month’s Live Trivia Night. Do you have what it takes to beat the May champions, “In it for the Pizza”? Come out and challenge your neigh-bor with three rounds that include general knowledge, history & ge-ography, and entertainment. The cost is $5 per person if you register in advance, or $8 the day of the event. Papa John’s pizza, water, and soda will be provided. Due to space we are limited to 16 teams.

Cocktails & Conversation Saturday, June 15th, 7:30pm to 9:30pm Starpointe Residents Club PoolJune is the perfect time for a BEACH PARTY! Cool off at the pool during this month’s cocktail party! Put on your swimsuit and come prepared to make a splash! Sip on cool watermelon cocktails and enjoy chicken and vegetable Kabobs as you dip your feet in the wa-ter. Cocktails & Conversation sells out fast so purchase your tickets to this celebration at Starpointe today. You must be 21 years of age or over to attend. Minimum 75…Maximum 150. Deadline to pur-chase tickets is June 12th.

BINGOThursday, June 20th, 6:00pmStarpointe Residents ClubLooking for a fun evening with fellow residents, potluck dinner, and a chance to win big bucks? B.I.N.G.O!! Starpointe will be hosting monthly Bingo Night “potluck” style. Bring your favorite dish to share and water, soda, and coffee will be provided. Potluck begins at 6:00 pm and Bingo Games will start promptly at 6:30 pm. The cost is $5 a card for 10 rounds (additional cards are $5). You must be 21 to play and win. The Pre-Schooners Club will be open for your children to enjoy during the games. See you there!

Dive In Movie Night “The Goonies” (PG)Friday, June 21st, Gate opens at 7 :15pmStar Splash Water ParkThe Goonies, a group of friends living in the “Goon Docks” neighbor-hood of Astoria, Oregon, face foreclosure on their families’ homes from the expanding Astoria Country Club. On one of their last days their morale sinks particularly low due to Mikey’s older brother hav-ing failed his driver’s license exam, thwarting their plans to “cruise the coast in style” during their “last Goonies weekend.” While rum-maging through the Walshs’ attic, they find an old newspaper clip-ping, a Spanish map, and an artifact relating to a rumor of a lost but not forgotten pirate treasure somewhere in the area. Hearing the

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call of adventure, Mikey tries to persuade his friends to join him in search for the treasure hoarded by a pirate named One-Eyed Willie. Initially reluctant, the group eventually decides to evade the authority of Mikey’s older brother, Brandon, and escape for one last “Goonie adventure.”

Purchase your wristbands in advance for $2 or $5 the day of the event. Dogs Galore will be on site selling their fabulous steamed hot dogs, and drinks and snacks will be available for purchase. Pool noodles are allowed and normal pool rules apply. Children younger than 14 must be accompanied by an adult. This film is rated PG. Minimum 100 to hold the event, maximum 400 tickets.

Fear Factor ChallengeSaturday June 22nd, 7:00pmYouth Club$5 per personCalling all teens! Would you put snakes on your face? Or eat a goat’s eyeball? Are you smart enough to solve the puzzles and move to the next challenge? I challenge you to get your 4 person team together for a battle of wit, endurance, and bravery at this summer’s Teen Challenge. The competition will consist of 10 rounds of challenges starting with a trip to the Killer Café and ending with $100 PRIZE to the top team! Team check-in starts at 7:00 and the Challenge starts at 7:30 sharp. Teams should be made up of no more than 4 people. If you don’t already have a team, don’t worry, more teams will be formed at the door. Refreshments will be provided for team mem-bers. Recommended for 10 years of age and up. Don’t wait till the last minute to sign up at Starpointe. The cost in advance is $5 per person, but it goes up to $8 the day of the event. Minimum sign up of 5 teams to hold the event, maximum 20 teams.

Community Travel PackagesThe Starpointe Residents Club invites you to travel with your friends and neighbors. You could enjoy Paris in the spring time and Costa Rica this fall with our community travel packages now available!

Costa RicaLush forests and stunning waterfalls…exotic wildlife and endless coastlines…Costa Rica is truly a slice of paradise. Your tour begins in the colorful capital city of San Jose and then takes you to Tam-arindo Beach, Monteverde, and Arenal. Here, rest and relaxation go hand-in-hand with mesmerizing ocean views and lush tropical greenery.

London & ParisExperience two of the world’s most popular cities on one fabulous tour. Enjoy unpacking just once in each city for a relaxing journey as you discover the beauty and allure of both London and Paris. Begin your vacation with an overnight flight to London, a sophisticated metropolis featuring style, culture and history. Its bustling city streets are filled with colorful history, regal pageantry, beautiful gardens, fascinating museums, celebrated monuments and grand theatres. Then travel on the innovative Eurostar High Speed Train to France. Arrive in the “City of Lights,” Paris to sample delicious French cuisine and breathtaking views including a dinner at the Eiffel Tower.

Contact Holly Aguilar at [email protected] or 623-386-1949 to sign up for these travel opportunities.

STARPOINTE

June 2013


CALENDAR

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT1

11am POOL BASH

211am Motorcycle Group

31pm Bridge6pm Weight Watchers

48am Estrella Business Group10am Landscape Committee Meeting7pm Estrella Economy Investment Group

59:30am Playgroup1pm Weekly Poker1pm Ladies of the Lake5pm Budget Finance Committee Meeting6pm Bridge

69am Crafts & Stuff10:30am Story Time5pm Communications Committee Meeting6pm Games, Games, Games7pm Photo Club

78:30am Estrella Family Breakfast

89am Car Club10am VIT11am Travel Club

9 101pm Bridge6pm Weight Watchers6:30pm Trivia

11 129:30am Playgroup10am Estrella Book Club1pm Weekly Poker6pm Bridge6:30pm Voting Member Committee Meeting

139am Crafts & Stuff6pm Games, Games, Games


157:30pm Cocktails & Conversations

16 171pm Bridge5pm Social Committee Meeting6pm Weight Watchers

186pm Fairways Retention Presentation

199:30am Playgroup1pm Weekly Poker6pm Bridge7pm Photo Club

206pm Games, Games, Games6pm Bingo


7:15 Dive-In Movie

227pm Fear Factor Challenge

23

30

24

1pm Bridge6pm Weight Watchers6pm Bunco

256:30pm Board of Directors Meeting

269:30am Playgroup1pm Weekly Poker5pm Trails Committee Meeting6pm Bridge7pm Republican Group

271pm Quiddler6pm Games, Games, Games


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Starpointe Residents Club17665 W. Elliot Road, Goodyear, AZ 85338623.386.1949 / www.LifeinEstrella.com


HOA CONTACTCommunity Services 623.386.1112 After Hours 800.274.3165FAX 623.386.5788Office Hours:Monday – Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm

Capital Consultants Management Corp. (CCMC) 480.921.7500

Starpointe Residents Club 623.386.194917665 W Elliot Rd. Operating Hours: Monday – Thursday 5:00am – 9:00pmFriday 5:00am – 8:00pmSaturday 8:00am – 6:00pmSunday 10:00am – 6:00pm

Youth Club 623.386.1949Operating Hours: Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 3:00–6:00pmWednesday 2:00–6:00pm Saturday – Sunday 1:00–5:00pm

Yacht Club 623.386.3411

COMMUNITY PATROL 602.329.0462

Community Patrol Lead Edward [email protected]

Anthony Bourque Tim Lutz

GOVERNMENTAnimal Control 602.506.7387City Hall 623.932.3910 Code Compliance 623.882.7815Finance Department 623.932.3015Post Office (Estrella Pkwy & Yuma) 623.882.9143Public Relations 623.882.7820Public Works 623.932.3010 State Wildlife Dept. 602.942.3000

MEDICAL / FIRE Emergencies 911Police Non-Emergency 623.932.1220Fire Department Non-Emergency 623.932.2300Poison Control Center 800.222.1222West Valley Hospital 623.882.1500

MISCELLANEOUSGolf Club of Estrella 623.386.2600Players Grill 623.386.2600 Starpointe Cafe’ 623.986.8662 Elliot Market 623.386.2111

RELIGIOUS SERVICESEstrella Mountain Church 623.386.0300 Estrella Foothills Community Church 602.363.7857

SCHOOLSEstrella Elementary 623.327.2820Westar Elementary 623.327.2840Estrella Foothills H.S. 623.327.2403

UTILITIESAPS 602.371.7171Southwest Gas Company 602.861.1999City of Goodyear – Water, Sewer & Trash 623.932.3010

New Home & Custom Lot Information 623.386.1000

GROUPS

Book ClubNina Adair / 623-810-3494BridgeCarl Deierling / 623.237.3312BuncoBetty Guenther / 623.242.7877 Car ClubRick Kitchens / 623-932-1246Crafts & StuffNancy Kramer / 623.393.9255EMR Business GroupDebbie Hudson / 623.225.9560Estrella Economy and Investment GroupKevin Jordan / 602-909-5247Ladies of the LakeAnn Billieu 623.386.4754Photo ClubAlice Slack / 623.327.0240PickleballRon Wilks / 623.266.9858Play GroupAges 0-preschool. Bring toys to share with the group. Jen Schmus / 614.915.6168PokerAl Wolfson / 602.206.8580

QuiddlerSonya Steiner / 623.363.5498 or [email protected] Travel ClubJudy Gaede / 623.327.9730

INSTRUCTORS/PERSONAL TRAINERS

Linda JojolaYoga/Step and [email protected]

Kim HopkinsCardio Splash/Power [email protected]

*Dawn TerryCore Galore (ends May 21)Total Body Conditioning (ends May 23)[email protected]

*Bob JankowskiAbs & Back623.236.9584 / [email protected]

Susan MillerZumba/Drums [email protected]

*Bonnie JanssonMaximum [email protected]

*Shawn ForzettingBody ROCK Fit [email protected]

Rick [email protected]

Michal [email protected]

Linda PurdyBallet I/II/Pointe623.386.7303/[email protected]

Michael [email protected]

*Connie Jo ThomasonPersonal Trainer623.386.1087

Jenette BennettCrossfit [email protected]

*Also a Personal Trainer

>>> NumberS To KNoW

>>> STArpoINTe GroupS, INSTruCTorS, perSoNAl TrAINerS

RESOURCES


Estrella Mountain Church

Life Equipped Adult Bible Study

Wednesday, 6:30 pm in Rm 203

Estrella Mountain Preschool 623.476.5578

empreschool.com

Student Ministries Junior high & High school Sunday, 5:45-8:15 pm

On Summer Break

Kids Camp: June 7-9 VBS: June 24-28 More info at emcaz.org

10485 S. Estrella Parkway, Goodyear, AZ 85338 623.386.0300 :: emcaz.org :: facebook.com/estrellachurch

Loving God Loving Others

Making Disciples

Sunday Morning Worship Times 9:00 &10:45a

Summer Day Camp More info 623.476.5578 or

emcaz.org Lego Camp

Register and info at www.play-well.org

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Documents

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estrella magazine

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