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February | 2018

RRHOA Board Directory ....2The Happy Gardener............3Your Health & You..............4Recipe of the Month ............4Pet Tales ..............................5Out & About ........................6Puzzler Page ........................8River Run Club News........16Raptors Swim Team ..........17Aerobics Calendar ..............18Volunteer Application........19

Upcoming Events

Tuesday, March 6, 2018River Run Homeowners

AssociationAnnual Meeting

7 pmBanquet Room

River Run Clubhouse

ALL RESIDENTS AREENCOURAGED TO

ATTEND.

ReporterMessage from the RRHOASubmitted by Rudy Paolucci | RRHOA Treasurer

February can be a very tough month. I have had enough ofthis long, COLD winter! Warm weather, spring flowersand green trees are seemingly very far away. Fortunately,

February is the shortest month of the year and spring break is justaround the corner. This month though, does have some highlights.Two of which are Valentine’s Day and Children’s Dental Healthmonth. The board wishes everyone a Happy Valentine’s Day andencourages everyone to heed their dental health.

The RRHOA Board hopes everyone had enjoyable holidays andwere fortunate enough to spend quality time with their loved ones.Now that the holiday season is behind us, please take down anyholiday decorations that you may still have displayed outdoors.RRHOA bylaws require all seasonal holiday decorations to beremoved within one month of the holiday. Please avoid anypossible fines and comply with the by-laws.

RRHOA dues were due January 1, 2018. The RRHOAestablished a grace period lasting until January 31, 2018 for theacceptance of late dues without a fine. Any homeowner duesreceived after January 31, 2018 are subject to a $10 per month latefee. Homeowner association dues not received by May 1st will besent to collections.

It is the homeowner’s responsibility to maintain the cleanlinessof sidewalks on their property. Please shovel any accumulatingsnow off your sidewalks. River Run should maintain safe passagefor children to and from their bus stops and for walkers to navigatethe neighborhood. The board has received communications fromseveral RR neighbors complaining about poor and slow snowremoval from their streets. Jim Dorociak has communicated theseconcerns with the City of Naperville.

If you are planning any exterior renovations including, but notlimited to painting, re-roofing, and/or architectural modifications,please avoid fines and work delays by properly completing andsubmitting an ARC form. Schedule all work to commence after theARC form has been approved.

River Run Homeowners Association annual meeting isscheduled for Tuesday March 6, 2018. The meeting will begin at 7pm in the banquet room of the River Run Clubhouse. All residentsare encouraged to attend. Immediately after the annual meetingconcludes the board will hold a quick meeting to discuss generalbusiness matters.

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River Run Committees

Property Management

INFORMATION GUIDERRHOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President ..Jim Dorociak [email protected] ..........630-904-5424

Vice Pres. Loria Danage-Scott ............................................630-904-0921

Treasurer ..Rudy Paolucci ....................................................630-904-3584

Secretary ..Jane Donahue

Director ....Kathi Molloy........................................................630-904-6787

Director ....VACANT

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BLOCK CAPTAINREPRESENTATIVES

Ariel Court Hilary Lehman 630-857-3905

Baybrook Court Jim Sovik 630-904-6220

Baybrook Lane Joi Boudreau 630-922-1279

Camelot Circle Michele Warbiany 630-334-5141

Clearwater Lane Cheryl Bonk 630-983-5949

Clearwater Lane Laurah Georgi 630-904-7247

Colton Circle Deb Gronowski 630-904-8293

Colton Circle Kathi Molloy 630-904-6787

Delaware Court Sherri Holquist 630-904-1797

Diamond Court Charlene Klein 630-904-5623

Dublin Drive Alice Goodman 630-904-7212

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Sebastian Drive Tiffany Howell 630-854-0401

Vincent Court Linda Pula 630-904-7852

Wicklow Road Jennifer Pettingill

BLOCK CAPTAIN CO-ORDINATOR

Alisa Guthrie [email protected]

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Neighborhood Watch Juanita Cobb [email protected]

Directory Alisa Guthrie [email protected]

S.H.O.W. Delegates Kamala Martinez 630-904-5610

Naperville Homeowners Jim Dorociak 630-904-5424

Confederation Delegate

River Run Raptors Jennifer Buedel - President

Jennifer Malinowski - Vice President

Alice Sisbarro - Treasurer

Tracy Jendruczek - Secretary

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“Publication of paid advertisements in the Association’s newsletteris not an endorsement or recommendation of any advertisedproduct or service. The Association is not responsible nor liable forthe content of any advertisement published, here.”

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February | 2018

River Run Neighbor

Join us at “River Run Neighbor” page on Facebook. So

far there are over 200 members and we have over 500

households. Having this Facebook page has been

helpful in sharing happenings in the neighborhood such

as recent mailbox vandalism that impacted six streets in

River Run.

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the happy gardener Article Source: Becca MassatThe Growing Place

It’s February and we’re itching to get in the garden.But, while we patiently wait for spring to getoutside, we can get our fix with terrariums and dish

gardens. They give us the chance to bring nature indoorson a small scale.

CHOOSING YOUR CONTAINER

You can create gardens in almost any kind of container. Forenclosed terrariums, we recommend using a glass vesselthat does not have drainage. It can be anything from astandard enclosed terrarium, a lantern or even a mason jarfor an extra small terrarium. Be creative! Almost any glassvessel can become a terrarium as long as it isbig enough to support the plants.

For open containers such as dishes orpots, it is easier if it does have a drainagehole. If it doesn’t, you will have to bevery careful not to over-water it. A glasscloche can be placed over an opencontainer to create a terrarium look.

CHOOSING YOUR PLANTS

When considering plants forterrariums and dish gardens, makesure you select the right plants. Forthe humid environment of a terrariumferns and miniature house plants areappropriate because they don’t need a lot oflight and can tolerate the humidity of closed containers.

Ideal plants for dish gardens are succulents and cactus inall shapes and sizes because they thrive in the open driersemi-arid climate.

SOIL

For enclosed containers, you must create drainage soplants do not drown. Layer the bottom of the vessel withabout one inch of pebbles or gravel. Add a layer ofactivated charcoal to keep the soil healthy and minimizebacteria. Rinse your charcoal and pebbles beforeplacement to remove dust and other debris. Lastly, add

potting soil for your plants. We recommend using a pottingsoil without added fertilizer because the goal is to keepyour plants small.

For open containers, regular potting soil is perfect. You canvary the depth of your potting soil in the container tocreate hills and valleys. The soil depth must match thedepth of the soil the plants are currently planted in.

PLANTINGWith terrarium and dish gardening, plants may need to betrimmed to fit in the containers. You may need to trimroots lightly or shake soil off them so that they can be

tucked in a small space. You may alsoneed to prune some foliage to keep a

plant small for an enclosedterrarium or cloche.

ACCENTS

Add stones, miniature accents,ceramic mushrooms, twigs,shells, fairies, gnomes,feathers, bark, and more togive your garden uniquepersonality.

WATERING YOURTERRARIUM OR DISH

GARDEN

Enclosed containers need far lesswatering than open containers. Water well when you firstinstall your plants. Check the container frequently toassess the soil moisture. Tropical terrariums should beconsistently moist. Do lift the lid or the cloche once in awhile to allow fresh air in.

Open containers should be checked for moisture regularly.They will need to be watered more often, especially whenyou run your furnace or air conditioner. Depending on yourplant choices, you may need to water every couple of daysor perhaps once a week. Succulents prefer a dryenvironment, but should be watered about every twoweeks.

Planting a Terrarium & Dish Garden

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4 tomatoes1 tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil1 medium onion, chopped1 lb. ground beef1 packet taco seasoningkosher saltFreshly ground black pepper2/3 c. shredded Mexican cheese1/2 c. shredded iceberg lettuce1/2 c. sour cream

1. In a medium skillet over medium heat, heat oil. Addonion and cook until tender, about 5 minutes. Add ground

beef and taco seasoning, breaking up themeat with a wooden spoon. Season withsalt and pepper, and cook until the beef is no longer pink,about 6 minutes. Drain fat and set aside.

2. Flip tomatoes so they are stem-side down. Cut thetomatoes into six wedges, being careful to not cutcompletely through the tomato. Carefully spread open thewedges.

3. Divide taco meat evenly among the tomatoes, then topeach with cheese, lettuce, and sour cream. Serve.

Recipe of the Month

Have a GOOD Recipe? Share it with your neighbors by emailing [email protected] to have your recipe highlighted in YOUR newsletter!

Tomato Tacos

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Broken Hearts are a REAL Medical IssueSadly, the doctors say a broken heart can actually be anillness. According to Harvard Medical School, broken-heart syndrome, also called takotsubocardiomyopathy, was first identified several decades

ago in Japan. Although rarely diagnosed, it is mostcommonly seen in older women.

Patients experience a dramatic stressor in their lives (death,violence, or fear). The event causes a surge in hormones such as

adrenaline. These hormones can stun the heart and lead to irregularities of theheart's proper functions.The left ventricle in the heart weakens and balloons outward in a strange shapethat looks like a Japanese octopus trap (a tako-tsubo). When a patient has thisfeature and no blocks in the coronary arteries, doctors can distinguish thedisorder from a heart attack.For the patient, it feels like a heart attack with chest pain and shortness ofbreath. Medical professionals thought for many years that takotsubo sufferers couldrecover in about a month without any long-term repercussions, but recentresearch published in the Journal of the American Society of Echocardiographyhas shown that it can have an impact for years after the initial event. Thesepatients exhibited lingering signs that were very similar to those found in peoplewith chronic heart failure - a condition that involves heart muscle death and doesnot currently have a reliable cure.


Pet TalesBy the Naperville Area Humane Society

Jillian | 1 year | FemaleIf you look up "whirling dervish" in the dictionary, you just might find my photo. Okay, while that might notbe completely true, I am, without a doubt, energetic and bouncy, and maybe just a little chaotic -- but in agood way, of course. I have so much energy that it's almost unbelievable. Maybe the Energizer Bunny and Iare related. I'm also very smart, so not only do I need loads of physical exercise, but I also need mentalstimulation to keep me busy. The staff at NAHS can tell you all about mental activities for us smarty pants-type dogs. If I don't get what I need, then I find ways to make my own fun. I like to play with other dogs, butI shouldn't live with them or cats because I don't like to share my possessions with them. It's fine with me ifthere are children in my new home, but they should be older.

Mallory| 4 years | FemaleI’ve appointed myself the official NAHS greeter… kind of like the Walmart greeter, minus the blue vest. Idon’t think blue is my color. I’m very friendly and like to be admired whenever you have the time. I likechasing little toy mice, and when the mood strikes, I can be a little nosy. Yes, I can open cabinet doors andmaybe even some drawers. Resourceful is my middle name. I MUST be the only pet in the house because Idon’t want to share your affection with any others. Quite frankly, once you have me, there’s no need foranyone else.

Adoptable PETS of the MONTH...

The Naperville Area Humane Society is pleased to offer the pre‐teensand teens of our community a wonderful opportunity!

Spring Break Junior Internship Program

We know that preteens and teens want

to make a difference in the lives of

animals and this program will show

them how. We are looking for dedicated teens ages

1215 to spend their Spring Break with us.

The Naperville Area Humane Society will take

ten teens on this week long journey of hands on

working with the animals and learning about

animal welfare issues from various guest speakers,

which will turn their passion into action!

This internship will open their eyes and focus

on issues that affect animals and the environment

in our world today.

If you know a preteen or teen that wants to

make a difference, please tell them about this

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JUNIOR INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

Monday, March 26 to Friday, March 30, 2018 9 am ‐ 12 pm

The Naperville Area Humane Society1620 W. Diehl Road, Naperville

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Register online at wwwNaperHumane.org

Please contact Kristen Funk at 630‐420‐8989ext. 117 or email at [email protected]

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February 19 ‐ School’s Out DayCamp – Naper GamesTest your skills at Naper Games, NaperSettlement’s first ever Winter Olympicsshowdown. Create your own nationalcostume and Olympic torch while learningabout the history of the Olympics. DiscoverPyeongChang, South Korea where athletesfrom around the world are contending forthe gold medal. Campers will also competein Olympics-inspired games, includingballoon hockey and tug-of-war. From 9 am -3 pm. Drop off begins at 8:30 am.$160/camper for all four School’s Out Days(2/19, 3/2, 3/28) or $45/camper/day;registration required atnapersettlement.com.

February 28 ‐ Naperville GardenClubPlease join us at our February 28 meeting.We meet at Seven Bridges Golf Club, OneMulligan Drive in Woodridge. Registrationand refreshments at 8:45 am and businessmeeting commencing at 9:15 a.m. followedby the program. Erik Neidy from the ForestPreserve District of DuPage County willdiscuss “Coyotes in Your Yard” and“Springbrook Prairie: Return to Nature.” Paidreservations ($15, payable to the NapervilleGarden Club) are due by February 21 toBarbara Hiner, 5690 Cascade Drive, Lisle, IL60532-2047. Contact Barb at 630-964-7408or email [email protected].

March 23 ‐ June 8 ‐ July 29 ‐ July 27Summer PlaceWe're starting the season with a specialmusical revue opening March 23 atNaperville Central High School Little Theatre.By Thy Rivers Gently Flowing: We took ourtitle from the state song and will be singingsongs about Illinois or by Illinois artists. OurSummer Lineup performed at NapervilleCentral High School Auditorium includesBleacher Bums, opening June 8. A nine-inning comedy about those very specialCubs fans! Sugar: Opening June 29 is the

Hilarious musical based on the hit "SomeLike it Hot." Footloose: Opening July 27looks at a town without dancing and we allknow that's not gonna fly! Tickets now onsale! Ticket prices are still low, only $10-$20,and our best deal by far is the Early BirdPass, from $24-$45, which gets you intoeach summer production plus the springrevue, for what others charge for a singleshow!. For more information and to ordergo tohttps://summerplacetheatre.tix.com/schedule.aspx?orgnum=5468&framed=true

Naper Nights Community ConcertSeries ‐ Summer 2018Experience a summer encompassing thebest in rock and roll history with an exciting,new line-up atNaper Settlement’s Naper NightsCommunity Concert Series. Visitors areinvited to enjoy six nights dancing under thestars with some cold drinks, delicious foodand amazing tribute music. The concertseries will take place from 5 to 10 pm Fridayand Saturday nights on June 15-16, July 20-21 and August 17-18 at Naper Settlementlocated at 523 S. Webster St. in Naperville.Tickets are available now. For moreinformation visit www.napernights.org.

NAPER NIGHTS 2018 MUSIC LINEUPJune 15 ‐ Wall of Denial 6:30 pm and ThePettybreakers 8 pmJune 16 ‐ Tom Thumb’s Band 6 pm and OldShoe featuring Low Down Brass Band 7:45pmJuly 20 ‐ The Fortunate Sons 6 pm and Turnthe Page 8 pmJuly 21 ‐ Simply Elton with The Brown DirtCowboy 6 pm and Natural Wonder 7:45 pmAugust 17 ‐ Rose Hill Revival 6 pm andChicken Fried 8 pmAugust 18 ‐ Planet Groove 6 pm and Bluffett8 pm

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River Run Club... “A private, social, recreational and fitness club.”

Greetings to all of our friends and neighbors!

For our first order of business, I wish to report theelection results of the River Run Board ofDirectors from the Equity Member’s meeting

held on Tuesday, January 16. Jose Martinez, MichaelDuncan and Tony Smith were all re-elected as BoardMembers. I would like to congratulate all of the candidatesas I am looking forward to working with all of the BoardMembers to continue in making River Run the destinationof choice for the members and their guests.

Since Ole’ Man Winter seems to have a hold on theweather at this time, let’s see what we can do to createsome fun and excitement in the upcoming months.Currently, the River Run Raptors are hosting the winterswim classes in our indoor pool. The dates for the springsession will be April 9 to May 10 and classes are scheduledfor 5:30 pm and 6:30 pm time slots Monday throughThursday evenings. Be sure to call the Clubhouse toconfirm your reservation as these classes fill up fast. Thereis a $70 fee per student and registration forms must befilled out prior to the start of classes.

For all of you early risers, the Clubhouse opens at 5:30am for our members to get their workout in before going towork in the morning. River Run has purchased two newpieces of fitness equipment in the workout room for ourmembers to enjoy. A new treadmill and elliptical machineare up and running. This new equipment is assured to getyour body in shape for the upcoming summer season aswell as get you ready for the tennis and golf season.

With all of events which we had last year, as well asadding a few more in 2018, I would like to reach out to ourmembership and ask for a few volunteers to workalongside me to introduce some new and exciting ideas forour membership. I would like to have Committee Chair

positions for the Social Committee, CommunicationsCommittee and Membership Committee. If anyone isinterested in getting involved in our community, pleasecomplete the Volunteer Application form found on page 19in this newsletter and return it tome by February 15 so that I maypresent the applications to theBoard of Directors for review. Byadding these positions, I believethat we can continue to reach out toour members with new and exciting ideas to be enjoyed byall members.

All of the River Run events are posted on our websiteat www.riverrunclub.com, which by the way, is an excellentsource of what’s happening in the River Run community.The website, as well as our monthly calendar, gets updatedevery month with swim meets, water polo meets as well astennis and aerobics classes.

On a Saturday in March (TBD), River Run will have a

From the General Manager’s Desk

RIVER RUN CLUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jose Martinez President 630-904-5610

Jeff Algrem 1st Vice President 630-355-1435

Michael Piggott 2nd Vice President 630-428-0364

Mike Duncan Secretary 630-926-2519

Tony Smith Treasurer 630-904-5116

RIVER RUN CLUBMark Maiorano • General Manager • 630-904-1494 X10

4204 Clearwater Lane • Naperville, IL 60564

630-904-1494 • Fax 630-904-1498

CLUBHOUSE HOURS OF OPERATIONMonday - Friday 5:30 am to 8 pm

Saturday - Sunday 7 am to 8 pm

www.riverrunclub.com

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Calling ALL Swimmers!The River Run Raptors are looking for swimmers to join the summer

swim and water polo teams.

It’s never too early to think about summer and keeping the kids active

while meeting new friends and neighbors.

Whether you are new to the neighborhood and want to meet new

families or you have lived in River Run a while, there is something for everyone. Summer swim

team and water polo are looking for you! Check out our website at http://www.rrraptors.org.

You can sign up here beginning March 2nd.

• Water Polo Ages 8 9 up to 14

• Swim Team Ages 4 5 up to 18

Clinics – Indoor Pool at the Clubhouse – Taught by swim team coaches with 2 swimmers to 1 coach

• Spring April 9th May 10th

Please inquire with Mark, the clubhouse manager, about the swim clinics.

We are looking forward to seeing you this summer! SIGNUP EARLY!

summer activity Open House which will be held in theClubhouse. We will have representatives from the Raptorsswim team, water polo, tennis and sand volleyball. You willbe able to sign up for teams, tennis drill and practicesessions. I will be present as well to reserve any outdoorevent space for your special party for the upcomingsummer. Please stop by to meet our Tennis Pro, DaveWalker, as he will be available to discuss and review all ofthe activities for the upcoming tennis season. I will alsohave Bistro Cards and River Run guest passes available at adiscounted rate for all members. Be sure to check youremails for the date.

The River Run Clubhouse is a great facility to have anoutdoor event or pool party, especially with our newpoolside patio location. This new addition to the River RunClub was completed late last fall and can accommodate upto 50 people for a private event. We will be having a GrandOpening later this spring to introduce this outdoor locationto our members.

Each of the past two years, the River Run membershave increased the number of events held at theClubhouse. The River Room can accommodate up to 120guests and comes with a full kitchen and outdoor deckoverlooking the outdoor pool. This room is perfect for thatgraduation party, anniversary party or just some friends

getting together for a special occasion. The parking iscomplimentary and convenient, my staff and I are here toset up, clean up and assist you throughout the event.

And don’t forget our outdoor locations with thecabana, canopy and The Knoll for your outdoor BBQ thissummer. Be sure to call now and reserve the space foryour special event or visit me at the Open House in March,as I am sure the function space will begin filling up fast.

The men’s and ladies’ steam room is a fantastic way torelieve daily stress, combined with the indoor hot tub.These amenities are available every day until 8 pm.

We also have aerobic classes every Monday throughSaturday from 9 to 10 am with certified instructors for allmembers.

Please feel free to come and visit me at the indoorpool any night of the week. Our indoor pool is heated to80+ degrees and is open every day until 8 pm, even onweekends. So why not bring the whole family and enjoylifes simple pleasures at the River Run Clubhouse. Onceagain — don’t let Ole’ Man Winter get the best of you!

Just think, in a few weeks spring will be right aroundthe corner. Hope to see you soon.

Mark Maiorano | General Manager


February Aerobics Calendar

Get fit, feel great!GET HEALTHY!

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