Another lost dog
Black & white Papillon. This is a very small breed, 5-7 lbs. Her name is Molly, she is 8 years old and she is sweet.
If you see her, please call 979-575-7481 or email nancy@coppock.com.
Update 9-23: Wow, saw the flyer below while sadly taking down the one for this dog:
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Calendar added to Park Reservation page
To check the availability of the Park for an organized event, go to the Park Reservation page, which now has an interactive Google calendar displayed to show reservation days and times.
Remember, when reserving the park, or any time you use it, you are responsible for taking out your own trash.
See you at the park!
Report ’em all, let Bryan PD sort ’em out
We’ve had a few reports of suspicious activity in our neighborhood recently (in addition to some actual truck wheel thefts); if you’re not subscribed to the Westwood Estates Yahoo email group, please do so now to get reports from Bryan Police Department’s Will Holt and contributing residents. You can see past letters to this group if you sign up.
Also, it’s a good time to review last year’s post about car burglaries.
Found dogs
A resident on Westwood Main found these two sweet pups running loose. They don’t have tags or collars but they’re safe and happy and waiting for their owner! Please call Rod at 255-4601 to claim.
Small dogs at large
Annual Meeting this Thursday
The upcoming annual meeting is scheduled for
Thursday, January 13, 2011
7:00 pm
at Mary Branch Elementary School Cafeteria . Enter at the east entrance, the side facing toward Aerofit.
If you cannot attend, please have your vote represented by proxy. We’ve printed the proxies and they will be distributed in the next few days. If you prefer, or somehow don’t get one, download one here: 2011 Proxy. Then fill it out and bring it to a block captain or a board member.
We will be electing board members to fill three (3) positions. We have three openings on the board, with only two willing candidates. We need at least one other resident, ideally three, to step forward to run for the board.
If less than 25% (49 votes) of the members are represented at the meeting, the meeting will not occur and eventually the Association will cease to exist. (Notice of meeting was in October Newsletter. Per Bylaws, notice of meeting has to be given not less than two weeks before the meeting.)
Return of predators?
Careful; these guys are out there.
A resident on Hummingbird phoned to report that she’d found a dead cat in her yard this morning with its head gone, presumably the result of some predator animal. The cat was yellow, not fully grown.
As you may remember, we’d had coyote problems earlier in the year. Everyone, please protect your animals!
Also, from the earlier article, The Texas Parks and Wildlife website has some excellent information regarding dealing with urban animals whose habitats are being encroached upon.
Halloween Party and Newsletter
Thanks again to Laura Stafford for putting on this party!
Also, the Fall 2010 Westwood Estates Newsletter is ready. Thanks again Clyde Garland!
You can view and download this and past newsletters on the Newsletters page.
National Night Out Oct. 5, 7pm
Westwood North and South:
Westwood North and South will have a combined block party at Mike and Laura Stafford’s, 3009 Westwood Main.
Rolling Glen:
Rolling Glen to meet at the park, according to a flyer Clyde Garland received.
Deer Trail/ Westwood way north:
Also at the park. Walter will be there at 8:30.
For other party locations, contact your block captain. Or come to one of the parties listed above. Hope to see folks out tonight!
Adieu, Gabbard Road
This post is late, but The Road Formerly Known as Gabbard is now officially named North Traditions Drive.
Here is the official document: Ordinance No. 1867 (PDF).
From Martin Zimmerman, Planning Administrator for the City of Bryan:
At its meeting on May 11, 2010, Bryan’s City Council approved a proposal to change the name of Gabbard Road to North Traditions Drive. Please also see attached a copy of the ordinance approved by City Council.
The City of Bryan has already notified the affected property owners, as well as the U.S. Postal Service, emergency responders, the Brazos County Appraisal District and franchised utility companies. New street name signs will be installed by the City of Bryan in the next couple of weeks.
The purpose of this email is to inform you and your neighborhood association of this street name change. Please share this information with your association’s members.
If you have questions regarding this street name change, please do not hesitate to contact me by email or at (979) 209-5030.
Sincerely,
Martin Zimmermann, AICP
Planning Administrator
City of Bryan, Texas
979.209.5030 (phone)
979.209.5035 (fax)
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