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Calendar of RSCA Events

Sounds o he Shores summer concers(all on Sundays, 5‐7pm, in Marlin Park)

on June 12h :

The Shanks (SF Bay Area classic rock)

on July 17h :

Cockail Monkeys (Rock, R&B, Pop & Disco)

and Augus 21s:

Rip‐ides (Beach Boys cover, playing a grea

dance mix of oldies & conemporary his)

RSCA’s Annual Levee CleanupSaurday, Augus 27h , 8:00am ‐ noon

(Get this date on your calendars now; plan to come

out and help us clean up around our levees.)

Halloween ParadeSaurday, Ocober 29h , 1:00pm

And, of course, Sana will be back in he Shore

again his year, Sunday, Dec. 11h (tentative)

You can always find more informaton abou hese

and oher communiy evens on our web sie a

RSCA.org .

Above is from the cover of the he PILO of February 1981.Over 35 years ago RSCA’s wood-frame median signboards onMarine and Redwood Shores Parkways were there to welcomehome the American hostages that had been held overseas.

Tose two RSCA signboards, with hand-placed letters, havebeen there since 1980 to provide information to thecommunity about Shores events and issues. Te location of those signs was carefully chosen so that you cannot reach any

residence in Redwood Shores without passing one of thosetwo signboards.

Our signboards have required constant maintenance and theneed for someone to go out, rain or shine, to replace theletters, one-by-one. Tis has severely limited message content, with little ability for last minute changes. With the mid-peninsula now the center of Silicon Valley, it seemed well pasttime to upgrade the technology and simplify the process.

Coming this summer will be new electronic signboards. Wehave been planning for this signicant change in technology

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Aer 35 Years...New Median SignsComing in 2016

MAY is a Monh o Holidays...Cinco de Mayo (May 5th)Mother’s Day (May 8th)Memorial Day (May 30th)

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REDWOOD SHORES

COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION

274 Redwood Shores Pkwy, PMB #603Redwood Shores, CA 94065 - 1173

RSCA.org 2016 Officers

PRESIDEN Sue Nix [email protected]

VICE PRESIDEN Jim Cvengros [email protected]

SECREARY Lynn Kathleen Adams [email protected]

REASURER Bob Slusser [email protected]

PAS PRESIDEN

Harris Rogers

Board of Directors MembersLynn Adams Sue Nix Nina Boire Connie Munevar Jim Cvengros Clemencia RodriguezCarol Ford Harris RogersDon Long Bob SlusserMike Mancusi Andrew Young

RSCA’s Board of Directors meet at theRedwood Shores Library on the 2nd Tursday of

each month, 7:00 p.m. Our next Board Meeting will b

May 12, 2016

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN REVIEW BOARD (non-HOA area

Jim Cvengros Carol Ford Sue Nix

For CC&R copies & information, email [email protected]

DEADLINES for Te PILO Deadline for space reservation is normally the end of the

week of each month for the following month’s issue.

Email for a precise schedule.

PUBLISHER : Redwood Shores Community AssociatiTe PILO is the official monthly publication

of the Redwood Shores Community Association

Circulation: 6,000 Shores Households & Businesses

Opinions published in Te PILO are solely those of tauthors and not the expressions of RSCA unless officially & expressly designated.

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New Median Signs Coming ......................Page 1•Calendar of RSCA’s Events ........................Page 1•

From Te Mayor........................................Page 5•

Preventing Package Teft...........................Page 8•

ennis Club Opens 28th Season...............Page 10•

Youth Dreamer Network in the City.......Page 11•

It’s Elementary / Schools Update.............Page 12•

Lions? In the Shores?................................Page 16•

Around the Schools / Spring Events........Page 16•

Library Events in May .............................Page 19•

Classied Ads...........................................Page 20•

Lynn’s Kitchen..........................................Page 21•

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My rst car was a pea-soup green, 1972 Granorino station wagon; all18’ of it.

I have vivid memories of the day my parentsbrought that car home;the rst new car Iremembered. Some 10years later, when itbecame mine, I couldn’tbe prouder. Despitedinging it up a bit the lastfew years of high school,I treated that car like I was about to enter it into

a classic car show. However, I failed to pay careful attentionto one “minor” piece of the car’s infrastructure; oil.

Early into my freshman year in college, an awful noise,followed by a complete shutdown of the entire vehicle,signaled the death of my beloved Gran orino. Why? A simple lack of attention to infrastructure.

Redwood City, while it doesn’t require routine oil changes,has critical infrastructure that needs be cared for andmaintained in order to ensure our long term sustainability.Fortunately, because of the wisdom of our community in

passing the Utility Users ax years ago, leaders that haveproceeded me on the City Council, and our current staff andCity Council, we have a healthy, annual investment inCapital Improvement Projects.

Looking forward to 2016-17, our investment in ourinfrastructure will be over $32,000,000; paid for by theUtilities Users ax, Water and Sewer Enterprise funds, Park-In-Lieu funds, Parking fund, Gas ax, Grants and specialassessment districts.

On Monday, March 28th, our City Council heard a staff presentation on proposed Capital Improvement Projects forthe 2016-17 scal year and provided direction for eventualapproval during the budget process in June. Included in thelist are the following projects:

• Veterans Memorial Senior Center

• Middleeld Road Utility Undergrounding

• Water Distribution System Replacement

• Sewer System Replacement

• Roadway Pavement Management

• Sewer Pump Stations Rehabilitation

• Park improvements

• Safe Routes to Schools

• Grade Crossing Improvements

• Highway 101/Woodside Road Interchange

• Citywide ransportation Planning

We are a City that is committed making sure we don’t overlook o

infrastructure!Tank you for your investment in ocommunity!

www.redwoodcity.org.

Te PILO May 2016 Page

Mayor John Seybert City of Redwood City

FROM REDWOOD CITY’S MAYOR

Sunday, May 8th

Monday, May 30th

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Te advancements in technology and affordability have made homesurveillance systems a great optionfor home security.

Tere are several camera optionsavailable ranging from camerasthat activate when someone ringsyour doorbell to systems thatoperate on motion sensors andcan be viewed and alert residentsvia smart phones and computers.

Te Redwood City Police Department has identied someteps citizens can take to help prevent these package thefts.

Sign-up for delivery text alerts so you can receive real-time•

updates when your packages are being delivered. Tis canbe done directly on each carrier’s home page (FedEx,UPS, etc)

Contact the police immediately to report any suspicious•people or activity

Utilize locking mail boxes so mail and packages ca•secured after delivery

If you’re not going to be home to accept your pack•contact a neighbor and have them receive the packagyou

Many residents have opened a rental account with a •mailbox service center. One of the benets frequeoffered by these businesses is the ability to have pack

delivered and held at these busineses.Te price point for video surveillance systems has dro•considerably, making the purchase of a high quality mcamera, cloud-based storage system quite affordable

Face at least one camera toward the street to cap•suspect vehicle descriptions and associates.

Remember, if you see somthing suspicious, SAY SOMEHING!Call and let us check it out.

If you would like more crimeprevention tips contact yourCommunity Policing OfficerOmar Castillo at 650-780-7104or email Officer Castillo at.

Preventng Package Thef:Tips o Keep Home Deliveries Sae(Capt. John Spicer, Redwood City Police Department)

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by Monique Seibel

Te RSC’s annual Membership Mania is open to anyone

who wants to nd out about the club, play a little tennis andenjoy a courtside breakfast. Due to a rain-out on thescheduled date, the event was held the following week (onMarch 19) in conjunction with the rst tournament of the

season. Tat made for a very busy day—accommodatingtournament draw of 16 people playing a modied team

tennis format, plus some new players who had come for tMembership event. All the newcomers enjoyed themselvand expressed an interest in joining. Te RSC is a social cl whose members nevertheless like competitive tennis—butthe end of the day it’s about having fun.

Te weather was beautiful, and the players had a full ddespite the small draw. Some were feeling a bit weighted dowdue to the proximity of donuts, muffins, and Danish th were too hard to resist. Tere were also assorted fruits, ancoffee from Starbucks. Since the primary activity was ttournament, availability for open play was limited, but t

newcomers were rotated in so that each got to play a full game set. Under the circumstances, the tournament directdecided that it would be unfair to tally scores—so chalk thone up as a warm-up tournament!

By the time this issue of the Pilot reaches Redwood Shoresidents, the April tournament (on the 23rd) will have comand gone. Te May tournament will be held on May 21 st.

See our complete schedule for the year at www.rsc.or where you’ll nd everything from FAQs to membershapplications. Let’s play tennis!

Redwood Shores Tennis Club Kicks Off 28th Season with Double Even

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As May begins, you should know that our students in grades3–8 are taking computer-based state tests for the second yearnow. Te tests are aligned to our new state academicstandards in reading, writing, and math, and they adapt toeach student’s performance, with subsequent questions

changing in difficulty based upon a student’s earlier answers. We expect to share the results with you in September. Youcan try out sample questions at caaspp.org, following thelinks to the practice tests.

Enrollmen GrowhIn addition to administering state tests, we are preparing forthe 2016-17 school year. Once again, our enrollment isgrowing. Districtwide, we had 19 classes of kindergarten inthe fall of 2014, then 20 classes in 2015, and we have 524prospective kindergarteners enrolled for school in fall 2016, which will require 21 classes of kindergarten at 25 students

apiece. We are monitoring enrollment closely, and ourdemographic consultants presented their forecast through2020-21 to the school board two weeks ago. You can ndit online at brssd.org/cexp.

Our school district’s enrollment is something of an outl within the county, as these two graphs indicate.

As you can see, our enrollment has grown dramatically mothan the rest of San Mateo County, and more than any othschool district in the county from 2004 to 201Historically, our enrollment growth has been mosignicant in Redwood Shores compared to BelmonHowever, over the last three years, elementary enrollme

in the Shores has attened out while Belmont’s elementaenrollment has grown noticeably. In sum, districtwienrollment and demand for classrooms continues to groand we have sufficient capacity in Redwood Shores schofor our Redwood Shores students.

Te 2014 bond measure passed by the community has beindispensible in addressing this enrollment demand. We aincredibly grateful for your support. Updated designs fthe Sandpiper School project are continually posted on o website. We will notify the community when the traffistudy regarding that project is complete. Do not hesitate

contact me with questions. Write to me with questions at , call our office at 650-620-2703. We are a publicly fundorganization committed to serving the community. Tayou for your support.

Dr. Michael Milliken, SuperintendeBelmont-Redwood Shores School Distri

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for a long time and have taken steps to ensure that thesesignboards become a more timely source of community information WIHOU becoming a distraction.

RSCA has been working with Redwood City since 2008 onnding a way to upgrade these old wooden signs. Tat’s 8-plusyears, three City Managers, and several changes in City Staff,

so this has been a long and thoughtful process.By June of 2010, early in the process and again working withthe City, we had developed these requirements for any new electronic signboards:

Same size/height as our current wooden signboards.•

Remote and secure access for message updates.•

Direct access for the City to use in an emergency. (We •will be using the same technology as RWC Police Department.)

Provision for signboards on BOH sides, costs•

permitting. (Currently the message board is visible only when entering the residential areas but not when leaving. )

Signs, support posts & structure to meet all Redwood•City codes and requirements for roadway signage.

Tis last created an immediate problem since in 2010 City ordinances did not allow for ANY electronic signboards. Soour signboard replacement project went on hold while theCity went through the process of updating its ordinances toallow for “modern” signboard technologies, and while wesearched for cost-effective signboards that met our needs.

RSCA also developed and agreed with Redwood City on thguidelines and limitations for the use of any new electrosigns:

Brightness to be just visible in daylight (not so brigh•to distract or create a nuisance to motorists); audimming at night or in inclement weather.

RSCA will have NO ashing or scrolling messag•(Tis capability does exist, and the City may in

emergency use these features.)No changing of messages more often than one time•day, and this will usually be in the middle of the nigMessages will not be constantly changing while peoare driving by.

In its Articles of Incorporation, dated October 1970, onthe stated purposes of our Association was to provide “inmation of interest and importance” to the community. Tstarted with Te PILO , which became a monthly magazin 1975. Our wooden signboards moved to their curr

location in 1980, and in recent years RSCA has added a wsite and email system to our methods of communications

Again, RSCA’s goal with these new, electronic signboards iprovide a more timely and efficient mode of communicat while not creating a distraction along the parkways.

New Median SignsComing his Year

The median signboard on Marine Parkway afer is las

cleanup and mainenance in 2011.

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by Harvey Radin

Must have been a dream.

Well past midnight many years ago, I could have sworn Iheard lions roaring in the night! In Redwood Shores??

Ten several nights later, I heard it again. Deep roaring likein the movies when there's a family of lions roaming in the

Sahara desert. My wife heard it, too. So we knew for sure.Tis wasn't a dream! I WAS...Marine World/Africa U.S.A.

Te marine and wildlife amusement park that's now inVallejo was in Redwood Shores several decades ago on a multi-acre site along Marine Parkway. So, my wife and I weren't dreaming. Tere really were lions here...at the wildlifepark. And there were dolphins and various species of sh,exotic birds and sometimes even elephants and monkeys.

Te funny thing is...we hadn't actually visited the park, even with Marine World/Africa almost literally in our backyard.

Our son was too young at the time. So we waited. And waited.

Ten one weekend in the 1980s when our son was older, wedecided...Hey! Let's go to Marine World! But wouldn't youknow it? After weeks of nice, sunny weather, it was raining that weekend and when we pulled up to the main entrance,the amusement park was closed due to the stormy conditions.Ten a few weeks later, Marine World closed for good in theShores, prior to moving to its present site in Vallejo, CA.

But maybe we actually hadn't missed out entirely. Because

months after Marine World had left the Shores and we wereno longer hearing big cats some nights, we heard differentsounds very early some mornings. Or were we half asleep?Imagining we were hearing...cock-a-doodle-doo!! Roosters!!In the Shores?

Maybe some roosters had gotten loose? Who knows? But forseveral years we occasionally spotted roosters and hens inthe neighborhood. What a great alarm clock, thoseroosters! Teir crowing in the

morning guaranteed we'd beoff to work and school ontime. And when we heardthem, we imagined we were infarm country, right here in theheart of the bustling Bay Area.

(Harvey Radin retired from a career with multinational nancial rms. His articles about public opinion and communication have been published in Business Insider, American Banker and regional news media. Te Radins have lived in the Shores since 1984.)

Lions? In the Shores? by Kelly Song

Musical ProductonGo under the sea with RalstonMiddle School and the SanCarlos Children’s Teater!Ralston will be presenting its

third annual student musical,“Te Little Mermaid, Jr.” onFriday, May 20th at 7p.m.,Saturday, May 21st at 7p.m.,and Sunday, May 22nd at1p.m. at the McKinley Auditorium in Redwood City. Aactors are from Ralston, and students will also be operatithe lights and sound and working backstage. For moinformation email Gail Welter at .

a CARLMONT HIGH SCHOOL:

Spring Insrumenal Music Concer

Whether it’s jazz, classical or all-time movie favorites, tsounds of Carlmont’s Instrumental Music Program wappeal to all. Te various band and orchestra groups will performing from Wednesday, May 18th to Friday, May 2at the Carlmont Performing Arts Center, from 7p.m. 9p.m. Te group will be featuring famous works from all erof music, and a wide range of pieces for music enthusiasts

Mah Awards Nigh

Mathletes, congregate! Carlmont will be presenting awards its top students in mathematics on Wednesday, May 25th fro

6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Certicates will be presented to students whave performed exceptionally in their mathematics classand all parents and friends are invited to experience thspecial occasion.

Graduaton

he graduation hats are worn and the tassels are shifted, anit is time to say goodbye to the Carlmont Class of 2016. JoCarlmont in sending off this year’s graduates during the nceremony on Friday, June 3rd from 10a.m. to 12p.m. on tschool football eld. For one last time, go Scots!

a SANDPIPER ELEMENTARY:PTA Meetng

Discuss important events and activities, and be an actimember at your child’s school. Te next PA meeting Sandpiper Elementary School will be on Friday, May 13th fro8:30a.m. to 10:30a.m.

Open House

A night featuring the proudest achievements of all Sandpipstudents during the school year, as displayed in every classroom

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Te event is open to all parents and families of Sandpipstudents. Join this celebration of another year’s worth of growon Tursday, May 26th from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Fifh Grade Promoton

Another year means another group of children growing oldand Sandpiper’s annual Fifth Grade Promotion is certainlyreminder of those special transitions of childhood. Join tproud families and staff of Sandpiper as they send oSandpiper’s Class of 2016 to middle school and beyond, oFriday, June 10th from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.

a REDWOOD SHORES ELEMENTARY:

*Due to the calendar of Redwood Shores Elementary Schonot being updated yet for the months May through Juninformation for upcoming school events can be viewed alater date at

hps://rws‐brssd‐ca.schoolloop.com.

(Kelly Song grew up in the Shores and is now a graduatisenior at Carlmont High School. She leaves in August forcollege still to be decided.)

Library Events


Around Our School

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C L A S S I F I E D A D S

FLORES HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE

Excellent service, good references.

Call Ana or Edgar 650-924-0406

Silvia’s Housecleaning ServiceLicense #22085 - Bonded and Insured

References available on request

Serving the Shores for 21 years

(415) 860-6988

Redwood ShoresCertified Public AccountantProviding tax preparation and planning,accounting and bookkeeping services

15+ years experience Shores ResidentCall Kerman at 650-291-4219

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Redwood Shores HandymanNo job too small, can do almost anything.

Redwood Shores Resident

Call Scott 650-464-3276

or email [email protected]


Did You Know....... that EVERY residence in the Shoresis covered by Covenants, Codes &Restrictions (CC&Rs)?

Whether you live in one of our many Home Owners Associations (HOAs) orin the older sections of the Shores, thereare CC&Rs on ALL Shores homes!

You should have received a copy of the CC&Rs when youpurchased your home. But if you live west of Shell and NO

in an HOA, that might have been some time ago. If you needa new copy, email [email protected].

BILINGUAL MONTESSORI CHILD CARE

650-888-7301High Quality Licensed Child Care & Preschool in the

Shores. Chinese Immersion and Montessori ProgramEnrichment Curriculum. Nutritious Food.

Convenient Location. Experienced Teachers.

www.ElitePreschools.com/Testimonial

Tessie's Babysiing ServiceEvening and weekends, CPR and AED certified

Resident of Redwood Shores.Please call 650-455-6177 or

email .

C L A S S I F I E D A D S

CLEANING SERVICESRESIDENTIAL CLEANING, OFFICE JANITORIAL CLEANI

Excellent references. Over 15 years experience.Free estimate plus 10% off on the 1st visit with this ad

Redwood Shores Resident, License #48934call Edith 650-771-1939 or

email

...summer’s almost here!

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– Lynn Kathleen Adams

MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCHOne of my dear friends usually hosts a Women’s ea for ourgroup of girlfriends every May, in honor of Mother’s Day.Many of our Mom’s are no longer with us, or are geographically distant and so we do not have the opportunity to be with themon their Special Day. Since she lives in a large at in SanFrancisco, the weather in May is typically misty and/or foggy,so a large roaring re is always ablaze in their living room.Furniture has been rearranged for several cozy sitting anddining areas, with small tables dressed in beautiful vintagetablecloths and napkins, china tea cups (of course), luncheonplates, and family heirloom silverware. Upon arriving, guestsare greeted with a chilled glass of champagne punch, lightly avored with fresh verbena leaves. It’s always a surprise to

discover what new and delicious tea sandwiches she has made,or what fruits and pastries will be served for dessert.

Several of us were just down in Palm Springs for our annualtrek to the desert for sunshine and relaxation, and we decidedto make a dessert that we had wanted to try for several years.I remember seeing the special little coeur a la crème whiteporcelain molds at Williams Sonoma and Sur La able many times, but never took the time to purchase them. Well, wedidn’t have the proper molds, but that did not stop us from whipping up one of the loveliest desserts of all time. It wouldbe perfect for a spectacular nish to a Mother’s Day Brunch!

It’s very easy to make – just needs to sit overnight – and isluscious served with this Red Raspberry & Grand MarnierSauce! ry it – you will not be disappointed!

Coeur a la Crème wih Raspberry & Grand Marnier Sauce

12 ounces Cream Cheese, at room temperature

1 ¼ Cups Confectioners’ Sugar

2 ½ Cups Cold Heavy Cream

2 easpoons Pure Vanilla Extract

¼ teaspoon Grated Lemon Zest

Seeds scraped from 1 Vanilla Bean

Raspberry and Grand Marnier Sauce – Recipe follows2 Half Pints Red Raspberries, for garnish

Place the cream cheese and confectioners’ sugar in the bowl of an electric mixer tted with the paddle attachment and beaton high speed for 2 minutes. Scrape down the beater and bowl with a rubber spatula and change the beater for the whisk attachment. With the mixer on low speed, add the heavy cream, vanilla, lemon zest, and vanilla bean seeds and beat onhigh speed until the mixture is very thick, like whipped cream.

Line a 7 inch sieve with cheesecloth so the ends drape over the

sides and suspend it over a bowl, making certain that thespace between the bottom of the sieve and bottom of the bso that the liquid can drain from the cheese/cream mixPour the cream mixture into the cheesecloth, fold the endsthe top, and refrigerate overnight.

Raspberry and Grand Marnier Sauce

1 Half-Pint Fresh Red Raspberries

½ Cup Sugar

¼ Cup Cold Water1 Cup Seedless Red Raspberry Jam

2 ablespoons Orange-Flavored Liqueur (Grand Maris recommended although we used Cointreau in PSprings)

Place raspberries, sugar, and ¼ Cup Water in a small sauceBring to a boil, lower the heat, and simmer for 5 minPour the cooked raspberries, the jam and orange liqueur the bowl of a food processor tted with the steel bladesprocess until smooth. Chill. (You can make this the eve

before serving.) o serve, discard any liquid that has collein the bowl with the sieve on top. Unmold the cream ondecorative plate, and drizzle Raspberry and Grand MarSauce around the base. Serve with fresh red raspberries extra sauce. Enjoy!

(Lynn has been an RSCA Board member since 19

From L YNN’s KICHEN(How a Connecticut Yankee embraced California Cuisine)


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Proposed Charer School Sie a Oracle?RSCA and Oracle jointly hosted a community meeting on April 16th to give Shores residents an opportunity to ask questions about the relocation of the Design Tech CharterSchool from its current Burlingame location to a proposednew facility to be constructed on the Oracle Campus.

Over 100 Shores residents showed up for a 90 minutesession to ask questions about the school and then had anopportunity to visit the proposed site.

Design Tech is a charter of the San Mateo High SchoolDistrict, but Oracle is paying for construction of thebuilding on its property with a $1.00 per year lease to theschool. You can nd more information about the existing DesignTech Charter School and the proposed new facility,including architect’s renderings, at:

htp://www.designechhighschool.org

htps://www.oracle.com/d‐ech(or search “Design Tech at Oracle”)

Be sure to read the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)under “Learn More...” on the Oracle page.

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Once again: “LOOK OUT” While we live in one of the Bay Area’s safest communities we still need to take an active role in watching out for eachother and in doing our part to keep the Shores a safe placeto live. So please:

LOCK UP! Let’s not make it so easy for those who wouldtake advantage in our community. Lock your cars, evenin your driveways. Lock your home (front and backdoors), even if you only step out for a few minutes. Anddon’t encourage a break-in by leaving valuables like cellphones, laptops, iPads, and GPS units in plain sight, eitherin your car or at home.

LOOK OU for your neighbors! If something doesn’tlook right, call:

Redwood Ciy Police369‐3333

* If it’s an emergency, you can always call 9-1-1 !

But if you SEE something, SAY something! Don’thesitate to call and let our police check out anything thatlooks suspicious or out of the ordinary. You know yourneighbors and neighborhood... do your part to help uskeep the Shores a SAFE place to live and work!

...and one las reques…If you haven’t yet, please return your Membership noticefor 2016 in the next week or so. Our annual events, whichare supported entirely by your Membership dollars, havealready started. Help us plan the remainder of our year byreturning your Membership this week. If you misplacedthe notice we mailed, simply use the form below.

Help us keep the Shores a GREAT place to live!

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