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STONEYBROOK EMAIL CONTACTS:
Property Manager: [email protected]
Administrative Coordinator: [email protected]
MARCH 2020 NEWSLETTER
March 7
GARAGE SALE: 8 AM-1 PM
March 14
ART SHOW: 2 PM - 5 PM
March 28
ANNUAL BARBEQUE: 6 PM
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Music on the Lawn 3/1/20
Fish Painting 3/4/20
Share A Dish 3/13/20
Security Seminars 3/18+3/30
Jewelry Creating 3/27/20
Bunny Brunch 4/4/20
Board Meeting
March 19th
at 3:00 PM
Stoneybrook At HerITage harboUr community association, inc. The Rec Center is located at: 200 Golden Harbour Trail, Bradenton, FL 34212 T: (941) 750-9688 F: (941) 750-9363
www.stoneybrookhoa.com
STONEYBROOK’S 6THANNUAL
FAMILY BARBEQUE & PICNIC
Saturday, March 28th
Dinner at 6:00 PM
Foods include spare ribs, chicken, cole slaw, potato
salad, macaroni salad, homemade baked beans, and
make your own ice cream sundaes.
Beanbag toss, bocce ball, shuffleboard, volleyball
teams, and the pool are all available.
Food tickets must be purchased ahead of time.
They will be on sale from 3/11 - 3/26 in the rec center
office. There is an order form included in this newsletter.
ATTENTION ALL ARTISTS: Every Wednesday from 9am to 12pm residents get together
in the rec center to paint and
create in all media. Time is
spent inspiring each other
and chatting. The group
enjoys occasional outings
together to local scenic
areas. They take photos and
try to recreate what they see
on canvas. Bring your own art supplies. Beginners and
everyone with an artistic flair are welcome. The Gallery Wall
in the rec center displays our community artists’
creations. Call Laurie with any questions: 941-896-6277.
STONEYBROOK BUNNY
BRUNCH & EASTER EGG
HUNT IS ON SATURDAY,
APRIL 4TH, 2020!
11:00 AM TO 1:00 PM.
CHILDREN AGES 0-9 ARE
INVITED. GAMES, PRIZES, FOOD & FUN!
THE CHAIRS FOR THIS EVENT ARE JAN LANE
AT: [email protected] OR KATHY DONOVAN
Volunteers from the community are needed and
appreciated. Please cONTACT Jan or KATHY to
help make this event a success.
OWNERS ARE REMINDED TO
PICK UP AFTER THEIR PETS
AND KEEP THEM ON A LEASH
AT ALL TIMES
PIPER GRISHAM
Valentine’s Share a Dish
Food, Fun, and Friends! A good time was had by all who
attended the February Share a Dish on February 7th. Many
guests arrived in red, white, or pink clothing to celebrate
Valentine’s Day. Tables were decorated in red and white to
contribute to the festive atmosphere.
Three couples graciously participated in the Oldie-Weds
Game after dinner. This led to many laughs as the couples tried
to guess their mates’ answers to questions such as “What would
your wife buy first if she won the lottery?” and “What does your
mate do that annoys you the most?” The winning couple (Joe &
Judy Naranjo) won a huge Hershey’s Kiss.
Thanks go to the February hosts: Sheila Connolly, Gene
Gabrielson, Art & Deb Katzmann, Marc & Karen Koch, and Mike
& Heidi Neville.
March 13, 2020, St. Patrick’s Day Share-a-Dish
The March St. Patrick’s Day Share a Dish hosts (Larry & Carol Eichert,
Lee & Sheri Miller, Norah Prior, and Joe & Linda Silagy) invite you to join
your Stoneybrook friends and their visitors at the Recreation Center on
Friday, March 13, 2002, for an exceptional evening of food and fun.
Detective Nate Boggs (with the Manatee County Sheriff’s Office)
will give his personal story and will play the bagpipes after dinner.
If you feel “A little of the Irish,” you are welcome to wear Green. If you
feel “The luck of the Irish,” you are welcome to buy raffle tickets ($1 per
ticket, $5 for 6 tickets) -- sold in the Rec. Center foyer before the meal.
Please sign up at the Recreation Center in the Share a Dish binder
below the bulletin board in the hallway (or on the Stoneybrook website
under “Activities”). Please indicate what type of food you will be
bringing (main entrée, side dish / salad, or dessert) – which should
serve 10-12 people. We especially encourage you to bring a main
entrée.
Doors open at 5:30 P.M., and the meal begins at 6 P.M. We hope to
see you at our March 13th St. Patrick’s Day Share a Dish. It will be an
enjoyable time with fine food and good conversation.
STONEYBROOK COMMUNITY WIDE GARAGE SALE 2020
Date: SATURDAY MARCH 7th
Hours: 8AM - 1PM
TO BE HELD AT INDIVIDUAL HOMES
REGISTRATION: February 1st to 29th 2020
REGISTRATION IS: $10.00 PER HOUSEHOLD, PAYABLE BY CASH ONLY.
ADDRESS WILL BE MARKED ON A MAP (HANDED OUT AT THE GATE SO BUYERS CAN FIND YOU)
PLEASE RETURN COMPLETED REGISTRATION NO LATER THEN FEBRUARY 29th, 2020 BY 4:00PM.
GARAGE SALE SIGNS WILL BE GIVEN TO PARTICIPATING INDIVIDUALS.
THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS!
MUST REGISTER TO PARTICIPATE. FORMS ARE AVAILABLE AT REC CENTER & IN THIS NEWSLETTER.
PAYMENT COVERS ADVERTISING, LISTING OF PARTICIPATING ADDRESSES AND DIRECTIONAL MAPS
AND SIGNS.
PLEASE DIRECT ANY QUESTIONS TO PEG KEARNS AT [email protected] OR TO ANN AUKER AT
TRAFFIC NOTICE FOR SAFETY PURPOSES: THE FOLLOWING STREETS WILL BE CONVERTED TO ONE WAY
FOR THE DURATION OF THE SALE WITH PARKING ONLY ON THE RIGHT HAND SIDE OF THE STREET,
CAMDEN HARBOUR DRIVE TURN RIGHT TRAFFIC WILL STAY TO THE RIGHT ALL AROUND THE LOOP
STONE HARBOUR LOOP TURN RIGHT (EAST) AND CIRCLE AROUND THE LOOP.
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Helping Hands Are Here for YOU!
We can only be helpful to you when we know about your needs. Therefore, if we can
help you, please contact Carol Eichert at 714-7863 or [email protected] and you
will be put in touch with a supportive person. Our meetings are held on the 2nd
Monday of every other month at 11:00 AM, after coffee hour in the rec center. Join us
for our next meeting on Monday, March 9th. Funds to purchase gifts and flowers are
raised through donations. We have our second volume of “Stoneybrook Cooks”
available for a special promotional price: 1 for $10 or 2 for $15. Gift wrapped
cookbooks are on hand in the Rec Center Office. Pay there by check. The books
make lovely gifts!
BINGO IS ON THE LAST MONDAY OF THE MONTH
DURING SEASON.
Join us Monday, March 30th in the rec center.
The first number is called at 6:30 PM sharp!
Come to the rec center early to get a good seat.
The cost is $10.00 per game pack.
No one under 18 years old is eligible to play.
BOCCE BALL TUESDAY MORNINGS FROM 9:00 AM TO 11:00 AM
ON THE FAMILY ACTIVITY COURTS
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL JOHN: 630-815-4440
TO THE COMMUNITY!
THE NEWCOMERS’ MEET AND GREET
WHAT: Informative meeting for all newcomers and their families, but anyone living in
Stoneybrook may attend. Information about Heritage Harbour, Stoneybrook, and the CDD
will be presented by an HOA Board Director. There will also be a time for questions and
answers.
WHEN: Every three months.
Join us on Thursday, April 16th from 7-8 PM
WHERE: Stoneybrook Recreation Center main room.
PROVIDED: Coloring books and crayons for younger children.
QUESTIONS ABOUT THE MEET AND GREET ACTIVITY: Call Sheri Miller at (941) 567-5058 or email
Sheri at [email protected].
PICKLEBALL BEGINS HERE!
Beginning on Monday, January 27th and each Monday at 9am & 5 pm and
Friday @ 9am thereafter, Jeff and Sonja Reed will meet newcomers that are
interested in pickleball. We will explain the game, demonstrate the serve, volley
shots, drop shot, lob shot, put away/slam, and the all important short game shots/dinking. This will
be on an as requested basis. We have extra paddles and balls for the beginners. For all advanced
beginners, intermediate, and advanced players, who wish to work on their skills, we will meet at
9am on Monday and Friday. For more information contact Jeff at: [email protected]
THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF BOOKS!
Our next meeting will be on March 6th at 1:30 in the Rec Center to discuss "A tale
of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens...a novel, which many of you probably read a
couple of years ago. It is a riveting story of romantic
and familial love set against the violent drama of the French Revolution.
Seats are still open and all are welcome. Should you have any questions or
would like a copy of the book, please contact John Donovan at 978-834-
6171 or [email protected].
STONEYBROOK MAKES MUSIC We have started a band in Stoneybrook. All instruments are welcome
and all ages & ability. We are organizing practice sessions. Email
George at [email protected] if you are interested. Pass this along
to any interested parties you may know. For more information contact:
George Stoll 419-708-6892.
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CHESS ANYONE?
Join us on Thursdays from 3:00 - 4:30 PM in the rec center. Bring
your board and chess pieces. No skill level is required, only an
interest in playing (or learning how to play) chess. If you are
interested in the Chess Club, but cannot attend, please call, text or
e-mail Mike Neville at 724-413-8897 or [email protected]
The Card & Game Party
was held at The Heritage Harbour Eatery. Thank you to Patti
Sue Peotter-Bettes and Jan Lane for organizing this annual
event.
A fun filled afternoon was had by all. The admission included
great food and super companionship. Door prizes were given
to all! Don’t miss this wonderful afternoon next year.
Gyotaku Coming to Stoneybrook! This is a unique opportunity coming your way! Gyotaku,
or painting with a FISH is coming to Stoneybrook on
Wednesday, March 4th at 11:00 AM. This event is something
you will not want to miss out on! All you need to bring is your
will to touch a fish (or I will provide plastic gloves if you are
squeamish).
Kelly Hunt has a unique business of presenting this ancient
Japanese art to the public. She will provide the paint,
muslim, and real fish.
The cost is $35.00 in advance. You must pre-register and pay in advance. The event will
last about two hours. You have the option of framing the picture yourself, making it into a
pillow, or having it stretched on a canvas (there is an extra charge to have Kelly stretch the
item for you).
For more information feel free to contact Jan Lane at 989-573-3728 (email
[email protected]) or Linda Silagy at 248-404-8276 (email [email protected]).
Space is limited, so please sign up now!
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March Music on the Lawn
Will be on Sunday, March 1st from 2-4 PM. Music on the Lawn is in full swing for the
2020 season! We are pleased that Robert & Wolfie will be our entertainment!
Bring your family & friends and enjoy this
wonderful free event. Don’t forget your lawn
chairs or blankets, your coolers, your hats and
your sunglasses! If the weather is bad we will
move the event indoors.
This is a fun event for the entire family!
There is no charge, but we will pass the hat for
the entertainers. Mark your calendars so you
don't miss out!
Jewelry Creating has been moved to Friday, March 27th Look at the picture closely. Can you tell what we used to make this
gorgeous mini work of of art? They are stainless steel washers and look
absolutely luminescent when covered in ink.
It's fun to play with different color combinations. You will be making 4
necklaces and adding your own choice of beaded embellishments to
personalize them to keep for yourself or to give as a gifts!
Come join us for a fun Sip n' Create jewelry making class where you eat a
little, drink a little and create A LOT!!
Come and create beautiful necklaces (Yes, you can make 4) Enjoy snacks and beverages! Bring a friend! Meet your neighbors! When: Friday, March 27 12:30pm ~ 2:30pm Where: Stoneybrook Rec Center. For more information email Vickie: [email protected] How: Sign up at the Rec Center by Tuesday, February 18th. Pay $35 to Sondra by CHECK ONLY made out to Cash. These necklaces will make wonderful gifts or add a fun splash to your own jewelry collection!
Attention Please – For all artists and those who love art
Stoneybrook Art Show March 14th, 2020
Saturday 2pm to 5pm
The third Stoneybrook Arts show will take place at the Rec Center on March 14th, 2020
from 2pm to 5pm. All artists are welcome to exhibit as long as they live in Stoneybrook. Art
may consist of mixed media framed art, photography, jewelry, quilting, sewing, knitting,
crochet, sculpture, ceramics, carving and more. Size and quantity of items will be limited.
It will be first-come first-served for registration and space as we are not sure how many
artists will be in the show. We will make every effort to accommodate everyone.
We welcome any artist that can give a short demonstration of their craft. Just email me
about your demonstration. Selling at the rec center is not allowed but we will have a
brochure with a list of exhibitors and contact information so people may contact artists
after the show.
Email your registration to [email protected] by March 4th if you would like to exhibit in the
show. Specify your media and if you would like your email or phone number included in
the show brochure. Hanging forms of art will be collected and registered (after email
registration) for the show on Friday afternoon, March 13th from 3pm to 5pm at the rec
center.
Artists, if you have easels, including tabletop, bring them to use. Artists with jewelry, crafts,
etc. please bring in your items between 9am and 10:30am on Saturday (day of the show)
to set up. Please bring your tablecloths or whatever you use so you may set up your own
table. Any questions, call Laurie at 941-896-6277.
We hope to make this a very enjoyable afternoon for artists and art appreciators. We also
hope to have live music. If anyone plays an instrument and can play for a little while that
afternoon, please let us know. There will be coffee, wine and snacks so please mark your
calendars and come to support our super talented Stoneybrook artists. Please remember
to email registration to [email protected] by March 4th.
When: Saturday, March 28th at 6:00 PM Where: Stoneybrook Recreation Center
Foods include Spare Ribs, Chicken, Hot Dogs, Cole Slaw, Potato
Salad, Macaroni Salad, Baked Beans, and Make Your Own Ice
Cream Sundae. Iced Tea and Lemonade will be provided, but you
are welcome to bring your own beverages.
Purchase Tickets: March 11th – March 26th at the Rec Center
You must have a ticket to attend.
Sign up for Beanbag Toss games, Bocce Ball games, Shuffleboard Games, Volleyball
games. See bulletin board for full schedule of events during the day.
FUN GAMES FOOD MUSIC FRIENDS _________________________________________________________________________________________________________
FAMILY BARBEQUE/PICNIC - 3/28/20
Name: _____________________________________ Quantity Item Cost Total Ticket #s _____ Large Ribs (6) with all sides $13 $_______ ______ _____ Small Ribs (3) with all sides $7 $_______ _______ _____ $_______ ________
_____ $_______ ________ _____ Large Combo with all sides $11 $_______ ________ (1 Piece Chicken + 3 Ribs)
_____ Small Combo with all sides $6 $_______ ________ (1 Piece Chicken + 1 Rib)
_____ Hot Dog with all sides $4 $_______ _______ Paid Cash ___ Paid with check number _______ Grand total: $_____________
Stoneybrook Neighborhood Watch Presents
Who: Manatee County Sheriff’s Office
Where: Stoneybrook Recreation Center
Topic: Refuse to be a Victim
Date: Wednesday Afternoon, March 18th and Date: Monday Evening, March 30th
Time: 1-2:30 PM Time: 6-7:30 PM
(15 minutes starting at 2:15 pm reserved for Q&A) (Q&A starting at 7:15 pm)
Presentation will include:
• Personal Protection
• Maximizing your family’s safety
• Staying safe at home
• Being ‘street wise’
**Depending on interest, we may expand upon certain discussion points in a future
presentation**
**To help gauge attendance, a sign-up sheet will be available in the Recreation Center**
Questions? Contact: Jerry Janowich, Stoneybrook Neighborhood Watch Coordinator:
STONEYBROOK HOA POOL RULES
Residents and their guests use the pool and spa at their own risk since there is no lifeguard on duty.
All children must be accompanied and supervised by a parent or guardian at all times. Children under
12 years old are not allowed in the spa.
Pool Hours of Operation
• Sunrise to Sunset
Pool and Spa Rules
• NO pets are allowed in the pool area
• NO bikes, skate boards, etc. are allowed in the pool area
• NO food, beverages or alcohol are allowed in the pool or on the wet deck
• NO glass containers of any kind in the pool area
• NO smoking in the pool or on the wet deck
• NO diving, running, rough-housing or ball playing in the pool area
• NO persons with open cuts or skin infections may enter or remain in the pool/spa area
• NO incontinent persons in the pool/spa
• NO cut-off jeans or shorts used as substitute for swimwear
• NO surfboards or rafts (flotation devices as swimming aids are permitted)
• NO nudity
• Children that are not toilet trained must wear tight fitting rubber briefs
• Audio equipment only allowed with the use of headphones
• ID cards are required at all times and must be shown upon request by authorized
representatives of the association
• Any activities which unreasonably disturb the peaceful enjoyment of the pool area by other
persons are prohibited
• Each residence may have no more than six (6) guests at the pool/spa area at the same time
• The pool is closed during severe weather
Care of the pool/spa area
• Use of the deck furniture is on a first come first served basis. No reserving of this furniture is
permitted, and unattended items found on chairs will be removed and placed in the lost and
found located in the Rec Center activities room
• Deck furniture should be returned to its original position after use and must not be removed
from the pool/spa area
• Deck furniture must remain at least 4 feet from the edge of the pool
• All persons should shower to remove lotions, sand, etc. before entering the water
• No substances such as soap or shampoo may be used in the pool/spa area
Violations of any of these rules may result in removal of the offending party from the pool
area for the remainder of the day.
First let’s look at some of the animals to expect and identify some general characteristics about
their lifestyles. 1. Opossums are animals that live on the edge either in a wooded area or under a rock
crevice. They will take over abandoned dens or nests of another animal. Wherever it is, you can be
sure it is near water, a lake, wetland area or a leaking water line or hose. They especially like to eat
“bird seed”, rodents, snakes and carrion. I guess you could call them the local grounds keepers. 2.
Armadillos especially like our wetlands because of the grasses and porous soil in the woods. They love
to dig in loose soil mainly to eat ants, beetles. insects and invertebrates. Finally, they are more visible
in the cool weather when they come to open areas to warm up. 3. Raccoons are very sociable and eat
a varied diet including insects, worms, fruit, nuts, fish, frogs and bird eggs. They like wooded areas so
they can climb and look over the land. For safety they burrow in dens and thick undergrowth. 4. Palm
rats, also known as roof rats, prefer to live off the ground in fruit trees. One of their favorite trees is the
Queen Palm, which most of us have in our yards. That is the main source of their food. When we leave
the mature fruiting bodies hang from our trees it becomes an open invitation for a rat party. They then
crawl into our attics to sleep off the feast and begin again the next night. 5. There have been no skunks
reported, but they are also around the neighborhood. The most common one is the striped skunk.
Let’s look at the environmental factors that are influencing extra animal behavior. First and
foremost, it is breeding season. It starts when the weather begins to warm in January and continues
through March. Secondly, during the cold temperatures, with frost, all of our animal population
hunkered down trying to keep warm. Third, their food consumption was less. Now their appetites are
peaking. Fourth, the rains have begun again producing new shoots emerging from the plant life which
become tender morsels for an active animal diet. Fifth, it could be that they are refugees fleeing the
destruction of their natural environment as the development of the area along S.R. 64 is happening.
Their homes are being destroyed and their food supply is gone, so many animals are moving.
Stoneybrook is just one of the near-by places to go.
STONEYBROOK COMMUNITY AND COUNTY CONTACT
INFORMATION
Neighborhood Watch Chairperson: Jerry Janowich 443-244-2667, [email protected]
Manatee County Sheriff’s Office (Emergency or Crime in Progress): 911
Manatee County Sheriff’s Office (Non-Emergency): 941-747-3011 (wait for dispatcher)
Roving Patrol: (941) 549-9637
Stoneybrook Recreation Center: (941) 750-9688
Stoneybrook After Hours Emergency, Property Manager: (941) 750-8601
Manatee County Traffic Complaint Hotline: (941) 723-5197
Manatee County Graffiti Hotline: (941) 747-3011 x2596
Florida Power and Light (to report malfunctioning street lights): (941) 917-0708
Garbage & Landscape Debris, Manatee County Utilities: 941-792-8811
Manatee County Sheriff’s Office Website: www.manateesheriff.com
Heritage Harbour Resident Website: www.heritageharbourmaster.com
Stoneybrook HOA Website: www.stoneybrookhoa.com
Stoneybrook Property Manager’s email: [email protected]
CDD South Property Manager’s email: [email protected]
ROVING PATROL IN OUR STONEYBROOK COMMUNITY
Since July of 2008 the Roving Patrol has been making rounds throughout Heritage Harbour
in Stoneybrook, River Strand and Lighthouse Cove 7 nights a week from 6 PM - 6 AM.
Between the Roving Patrol and Neighborhood Watch Committee our community will
continue to be a safe place to live. If at any time between the hours of 6 PM and 6 AM
you feel the need to contact the Roving Patrol Call Center to report any happenings,
please call (941) 549-9637.
This service has been provided through the Heritage Harbour Master Association. Please
keep in mind that Heritage Harbour is a lot of ground to cover, but before you know it they
will be traveling up and down your street keeping an eye out for your safety.
PLEASE REMEMBER: All residents must have a valid I.D. card to use the facilities, including the pool, fitness room, volleyball, tennis and basketball courts. Children under 12 must have parental supervision while at the Recreation Center and the pool or they will be asked to leave. I.D.s are made in the Rec Center office.
Ongoing Maintenance of Your Property
Here are a few reminders to make your tasks easier:
Roofs, homes, driveways including sidewalks abutting your property are your
responsibility to be power washed.
Grass and gardens need to be free of weeds, watered in accordance with the
watering restrictions and supplied with nutrients. Dead bushes must be
replaced with like kind vegetation and mulch replenished.
Palm trees must have the dead fronds removed and Oak trees must have
canopies raised to 8’ high. If they are over sidewalks or roadways they must
be raised to 14’ high.
All debris must be bundled so it can be removed easily in bundles no more
than 4’ long and not more than 50 pounds. Landscape debris is picked up by
Manatee County every Wednesday.
Trash pickup is on Monday and Thursday. Monday is recycling. Wednesday is
yard waste.
All garbage cans and recycling bins must be stored in closed garages.
During a holiday week the day of the pickup schedule moves forward by one
day.
For your convenience all garbage related questions can be answered by
Manatee County Utilities at: 941-792-8811.
We know you love your pets so please keep them on a leash at all times and
pick up after them.
YOUR EFFORTS ARE APPRECIATED AND HAVE NOT GONE UNNOTICED!
AS A REMINDER: No children
under the age of 14 are
permitted in the fitness center.
STONEYBROOK COMMUNITY WIDE GARAGE SALE 2020
SATURDAY MARCH 7TH
8AM-1PM
REGISTRATION BEGINS February 1, 2020
REGISTRATION $10.00 PER HOUSEHOLD PAYABLE BY CASH ONLY, THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS!
ADDRESS WILL BE MARKED ON A MAP (HANDED OUT AT THE GATE SO BUYERS CAN FIND YOU)
PLEASE RETURN COMPLETED REGISTRATION NO LATER THEN FEBRUARY 29, 2020 BY 4:00PM
GARAGE SALE SIGNS WILL BE GIVEN TO PARTICIPATING INDIVIDUALS
PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING REGISTRATION INFORMATION
NAME: _____________________________________________________________
ADDRESS: ___________________________________________________________
PHONE: _____________________________________________________________
EMAIL: _____________________________________________________________
{ ] CHECK IF YOU WANT A DONATION PICK-UP AFTER SALE HOURS
COME ENJOY YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD BAR AND GRILL
March 6, 2020 – Trivia
March 13, 2020 – Live Music with Joel
March 17, 2020 – Primary Election Center
March 20, 2020 – Live Music with Brooke
March 24, 2020 – Tommy Gregory Election Event
March 27, 2020 Prime Rib and Live Music with Tommy B
MARTINI
MONDAY
$5 SELECT
MARTINI’S
TEQUILA TUESDAY
$4 MARGARITA’S
WHISKEY
WEDNESDAY
$4 JACK OR JIM
THIRSTY
THURSDAY
$1.50 BUD LIGHT
AND YEUNGLING
DRAFTS
WINE DOWN
FRIDAY
½ PRICED SELECT
BOTTLES OF WINE
SANGRIA
SATURDAY
$4 WHITE OR RED
SANGRIAS
SUNDAY FUNDAY
BOTTOMLESS
MIMOSA’S
$9
DAILY DRINK
SPECIALS
Community Cruise The community cruise has been changed due to residents
wanting to cruise from Tampa. If you are interested, please read this document and make
your reservations as soon as possible. Your room can be held until October 17th , 2020 by
putting down a $50 deposit. Your money will be totally refunded if you change your mind
any time before October 17th. The price cannot be guaranteed if you wait too long, so the
best suggestion would be to grab a cabin with your deposit and if you change your mind
you will be able to get a refund. The cruise will leave Tampa on January 15th, 2021 and
return to Tampa on January 20th, 2021. The ports are Key West, Grand Bahama Island, and
Great Stirrup Cay. A balcony cabin is $959.57 per person. An inside cabin is $529.52 per
person. These prices are a group rate with a 10% discount. A balcony room qualifies for 3
choices from the following specialty packages: Package A 1. Unlimited beverage package (138.60 each to pay taxes and gratuities) 2. 3 Specialty Dining nights (19.80 per person to pay taxes and gratuities) 3. Shore excursion credit of $50 credit per port (must use at every port to get credits) 4. 250 minutes of free internet OR Package B 1. 250 minutes of free internet 2. $50 Shore Excursion Credit 3. 10 photo package per cabin 4. $100 onboard credit *Plus a Bonus Package of $100 onboard credit or a 10 photo package per cabin.
An inside cabin qualifies for 2 choices from Package A or Package B + the Bonus Package. To make reservations, please email Jan Lane at [email protected] so I will know how many are taking advantage of this offer and help to schedule with the reservation department.
Also, make your own booking with Anthony of NCL within the next two weeks by calling 954-514-4497. Use the group #1010076. I will not be making individual reservations or taking any money. That will all happen through Anthony at NCL! Remember: You can cancel until October 17th !
GOLF AT HERITAGE HARBOUR
Men’s Weekday: 18 holes every Wednesday begin at 9am Please contact the Pro-Shop to sign up (941)746-2696 Men’s 9 Holers Golf League:
Contact Joel Tropp: [email protected]
Ladies’ 9-Hole: The “Niners” play a nine hole scramble every Tuesday afternoon. Contact: Billy at the Heritage Harbour Golf Course: 941-746-2696 Ladies’ 18-Hole: 18 holes on every Tuesday AM with lunch following golf.
Contact Carole Bakalar: (941)580-3947 or [email protected]
Heritage Harbour Eatery (941)749-1842 Heritage Harbour Pro Shop (941)746-2696
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
INFORMATION
Property Manager’s Email: [email protected]
After Hours Gate Emergency at Stoneybrook (941)750-8601
Casey Management (941)727-4698 Fairway Greens I, II, III & IV Coach Homes Tropical Isles (941)487-7927 Stone Harbour I Stone Harbour II Stone Harbour III Security Alert/Allied Security (941)549-9637 Manatee Sheriff’s Dept. (941)747-3011 Stoneybrook Rec Center (941)750-9688
Office Hours: Weekdays 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Saturday 10:00 am to 12:00 noon
PARKING REMINDER: Motorcycles, golf carts & all other non-traditional passenger vehicles must be parked in enclosed
garages. There is no overnight parking permitted on the streets of Stoneybrook. Overnight parking passes
are available at the rec center office to use the rec center parking lot. There is no parking permitted on
the street for more than 4 hours. A fine of $50.00 per occurrence may be imposed.
TREE TRIMMING REMINDER: Oak and Palm Trees have to maintain their natural growth pattern. Canopies must be raised
to 8’ if they hang over sidewalks. They must be raised to 14’ high if they hang over the roads.
They may not be cut to look unnatural— no lollipop top or hat racking.
Remove dead branches immediately.
Wednesday is Yard Trash Pick Up! Landscape debris must be bundled in piles not over 4’ long and not over 50 lbs.
It can also be placed in lawn bags or cans.
Sun Mon Tue Wed
Thu Fri Sat
1
MUSIC
ON THE
LAWN
2-4 pm
2 9am H20 Aerobics
9am Aerobic Walking &
Conditioning 10am Coffee
S.Sings 12:30-1:45
2:00 PM Line Dancing
3 9am Aerobic
Walking & Conditioning
1PM MAH JONGG
BOCCE 9:00-11 AM
4:00 PM CDD Meeting at HH
Eatery
4 9am H2O Aerobics
9am Pilates 9 AM
PAINTING
FISH PAINTING 11:00-1:00 PM
5 9am Aerobic
Walking & Conditioning 3 - 4:30 PM
Chess Club
6 9am H2O Aerobics
9am Aerobics 9:15 AM
ACTIVITIES COMM
1:00 pm Canasta 1:30 PM
Book Club
7
GARAGE
SALE
8:00 AM-
1:00 PM
8
9 9am H20 Aerobics
9am Aerobic Walking &
Conditioning 10am Coffee
11 AM HELPING HANDS
S.Sings 12:30-1:45
2:00 PM Line Dancing
10 9am Aerobic
Walking & Conditioning
1PM MAH JONGG
BOCCE 9:00-11 AM
11 9am H2O Aerobics
9am Pilates 9 AM
PAINTING
BARBEQUE TICKETS GO
ON SALE
12 9am Aerobic
Walking & Conditioning
1:00 PM EUCHRE 3 - 4:30 PM
Chess Club
13 9am H20 Aerobics
9am Aerobic Walking &
Conditioning 12:00 pm
Canasta at the Clubhouse
6:00 PM SHARE A DISH
14
ART SHOW
2:00-5:00
PM
15
16 9am H20 Aerobics
9am Aerobic Walking &
Conditioning 10am Coffee
S.Sings 12:30-1:45
2:00 PM Line Dancing
ARC 3:00 PM
17 9am Aerobic
Walking & Conditioning
1PM MAH JONGG BOCCE
9:00-11 AM
18 9am H2O Aerobics
9am Pilates 9 AM
PAINTING
SECURITY SEMINAR
1:00-2:30PM
19 9am Aerobic
Walking & Conditioning
3:00 PM BOARD MEETING
20 9am H2O Aerobics
9am Aerobic Walking &
Conditioning 1:00 pm Canasta
21
22
23 9am H20 Aerobics
9am Aerobics Walking &
Conditioning 10am Coffee
S.Sings 12:30-1:45
2:00 PM Line Dancing
24 9am Aerobic
Walking & Conditioning
1PM MAH JONGG BOCCE
9:00-11 AM
25 9am H2O Aerobics
9am Pilates 9 AM
PAINTING
26 9am Aerobic
Walking & Conditioning 3 - 4:30 PM
Chess Club
LAST DAY TO BUY BARBEQUE
TICKETS
27 9am H2O Aerobics
9am Aerobics 1:00 pm Canasta
12:30-2:30 PM
JEWELRY CREATING
28
ANNUAL
BARBEQUE
6:00 PM
29
30 9am H20 Aerobics
9am Aerobics 10am Coffee
S.Sings 12:30 2:00 PM Line
Dancing SECURITY
SEMINAR 6:00-7:30PM
BINGO 6:30 PM
31 9am Aerobic
Walking & Conditioning
1PM MAH JONGG BOCCE
9:00-11 AM
MARCH 2020 REC CENTER HOURS:
MONDAY- FRIDAY
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
SATURDAY 10:00 AM – 12 NOON
