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The 2010 Highlands After-Holiday Party
Last Updated on Monday, 18 January 2010 09:10 Written by David Wilmer
The 2010 Highlands After-Holiday Party
NEW YORK, NEW YORK!
Please join your friends and neighbors for this year’s Annual HCA Party!
Sponsored by the Highlands Community Association. Who’s invited? All members of The Country Club at the Highlands, Members of the Highlands Community Association and Residents of The Highlands
When: Saturday, January 23
Place: The Country Club at The Highlands
Time: 7:30 pm - 11:30 pm
Cost: $25.00 per person
Heavy Hors d’houvres, Beer, and Wine will be provided
Music & Dancing 3 Casino Gaming Tables Door Prizes
Gary Meyer, “The Dancing DJ”, will be back!
If you would like to donate a Door Prize (great exposure for your business!), please contact Donna Hale on 339-5350. Please note we are limiting the number of door prizes we will offer, so please call as soon as possible if you would like to donate.
Questions? Email Donna: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
RSVP by Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Flyer Download Link
Best Christmas Yards of 2009
Last Updated on Tuesday, 29 December 2009 10:02 Written by David Wilmer
Two winners were selected out of the list of 10 homes. The two winners are as follows:
1. Best Use of Lights - The Hendrick's at 11821 Glendevon
2. Most Festive Decorations - The Splisgardt's at 7919 Dunnottar Court
Hunting in the Highlands
Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 November 2009 08:15 Written by David Wilmer
The board of directors wants the owners and residents of the Highlands to be aware that hunting season has begun in Virginia. The Highlands does not allow hunting on any property owned by the Highlands. However, the Highlands is surrounded by land that is legally hunted. We do not anticipate hunters intentionally wandering onto our property to hunt, but it is possible. Hunters may have to enter onto our property to retrieve their prey, but not hunt. We want owners and residents to be aware that this may occur.
Some parents in the Highlands have expressed concerns for their children. Please inform your children of your property boundaries and your neighbors’ property boundaries. Many children like to play in the woods and do not think twice about who owns the property where they are playing. Inform your children where they can play safely so they do not wander onto someone else's property. This is especially important for owners who own lots adjacent to property not associated with the Highlands. Consider this; it is always a good policy to wear bright colors when walking through the woods during hunting season. This applies to adults and children.
If you do see hunting or other suspicious activity, call the police immediately and contact the association board or management. We depend on the residents to keep us informed. Thank you for keeping an eye on the community.
The Board.
Social Committee meeting
Written by David Wilmer
The Next Social Committee Meeting will on November 18th at 7pm at the Old Clubhouse
Highland's Fall Festival was a huge success!
Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 November 2009 08:18 Written by David Wilmer
Fall festival was a huge success! Over 70 pumpkins painted, $120 raised in the cakewalk for Muscular Dystrophy and 3 cool costume winners! Costume winners were: Scariest Costume - Joshua Lubbe of Erinton, Most Original Costume- Ella Brinser of Dunnottar, and Funniest Costume - Gavin O'Neill of Arabella. Thanks to all who volunteered their time to work, thanks to Dr. Lubbe for driving the hayride, and thanks to the Adatos for the pocorn! Everyone helped make it a huge success! Also, Four fishing rods were given Courtesy of the Lake Committee. The winners wer:
Gail Arnold, Victore Evaro, Shea Saunders, and Patrick Wertz
Photos Album is Posted for all to View... Enjoy!

