"It All Began Here!"- Wilde Lake e-News July 2, 2021

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"It All Began Here!"- Wilde Lake e-News July 2, 2021
"It All Began Here!"- Wilde Lake e-News
                           July 2, 2021

                                       Holiday Closings for Independence Day

                                 The offices of Wilde Lake Community Association will be
                                 closed Monday, July 5 in observance of Independence
                                 Day.

Howard County Government offices, courts, animal shelter, 50+ centers and Alpha Ridge
Landfill will be closed in observance of the Independence Day holiday on Monday, July
5th. As there will be no Monday curbside trash, recycling, yard trim or food scraps
collection on the 5th, the County’s holiday slide schedule will be in effect for the remainder
of the week.
On July 4th, county parks and the Roger Carter Community Center (center closes early at
5:00 p.m.) will be open, the County’s Department of Recreation & Parks’ Cedar Lane and
Schooley Mill Activity Rooms, Gary J. Arthur and North Laurel Community Centers,
Kiwanis-Wallas Hall, Meadowbrook Athletic Center, Robinson Nature Center and county
historic sites (except for the Patapsco Female Institute as it is open for a Shakespeare
performance) will be closed. On July 5th, all county parks, community centers and facilities
will be open, except for the Robinson Nature Center, which is closed regularly on
Mondays.
For a complete schedule click here

Back by popular demand! HC DrugFree is providing another series of FUN and interactive
skills-based classes designed to promote positive health and personal
development. FREE and REGISTRATION IS OPEN!!!

Kids can say "no" and learn to resist high-risk behaviors while keeping their
friends! Younger students will learn the skills to say "no" from older students who have
said "no" plenty of times. Kids listen to older kids, so here’s an opportunity for your kids to
hear what YOU have been trying to get them to hear!!

The 8-class online series using Zoom begins on Tuesday, July 13
Dates: July 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 27, 28
Time: 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

This curriculum was designed for students in grades 6 to 9, but for slightly younger or
older students, we will consider each request. If you have questions about the
appropriateness for your students, register them and we will contact you to confirm
enrollment. We encourage siblings and friends to take these classes together.

For more information or to register, go to www.hcdrugfree.org/2021/06/free-life-skills-
classes-for-grades-6-9 or www.hcdrugfree.org

                          Summer Camp Fun in Wilde Lake!
J oin us at Faulkner Ridge Neighborhood Center this summer for outdoor crafts, dancing,
drama games, and more!
Each of our sessions will have a maximum of 10 campers. For more information, email
Rachael Strube at camp@wildelake.org.

                              Plan a Neighborhood Block Party This Summer!
                           Wilde Lake Community Association will reimburse Wilde Lake
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residents up to $25 for food & beverages for a neighborhood
                         block party. Submit a block party form along with a list of
                         attendees and the receipts to the Village office to get
                         reimbursed.
                         Funds are limited and are available on a first come/first served
                         basis. Questions? Contact Kristin Shulder, Village Manager, at
                         wlca@wildelake.org.

                              Cul-de-sac Beautification Funds Available for
                                         ​Wilde Lake Residents

                           Wilde Lake Community Association will reimburse Wilde Lake
                           residents up to $200 for plants & other materials used to
                           beautify the cul-de-sac.
                           In order to qualify for the cul-de-sac program, residents must
submit a completed Cul-de-sac Beautification Program Application to the Wilde Lake
Village Board for review and approval. Upon completion of an approved project, residents
must submit receipts to the Village office for reimbursement.
Funds are limited and are available on a first come/first served basis. To request the
program guidelines and application form contact Kristin Shulder, Village Manager, at
wlca@wildelake.org.

                                            Lifeguards Needed to Open
                                               Two Additional Pools
                                  The decision to close Haven on the Lake and sublease
                                  that space has put CA in a position to open two more
outdoor pools: Faulkner Ridge and Dasher Green. Doing so depends entirely on finding
staff, and CA is actively recruiting for all positions including managers and lifeguards.
Click here to apply for a summer job where you can make a positive impact in a fun
environment. Thanks in advance for sharing this opportunity with anyone over the age of
15 who may be interested!

                       Attention Wilde Lake Teens! Lawnmowers Needed!
                  Wilde Lake Community Association is putting together a list of available
                  lawn mowers for Wilde Lake residents. If you are interested please email
                  gallery@wildelake.org with your name, email and/or phone number. We
                  will post this information so residents can contact you.

                                          Lakefront Summer Festival is BACK!
                                       Everyone is welcome to come out to the Downtown
                                       Columbia Lakefront for FREE movies and concerts
                                       all summer long.
                                       Please be respectful of your neighbors and
                                       maintain distance when possible. Masks are
                                       welcome, but not required.
                                       Click here for a complete schedule

                            Courtyard Concert Series sponsored by Kimco
                          Realty and the Wilde Lake Village Center Merchants
                                            Wilde Lake Village Center
                                                 Fridays 6-8 PM
                                            June 18 – August 20, 2021
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​7/2/21: Tres Amigos + (Eclectic Mix of Latin, Brazilian & Popular Music)
 7/9/21: Starvation Army Band (Dixieland and Swing)
 7/16/21: Iris Hirsch & Rearview Mirror (Oldies, Variety, Dance Band)
 7/23/21: Janice B. (Adult Contemporary/Soul)
 7/30/21: Ellis Woodward Duo (Family Friendly Summer Covers & Originals)
 8/6/21: Lone Mountain (Blue Grass, Country & Old Time Rock & Roll)
 8/13/21: Karen Collins & The Backroads Band (Honky Tonk Country)
 8/20/21: Patsy's Honky Tonk Torch & Twang (Classic Country & Honky Tonk Music)

                                         Upcoming Virtual Meetings
                             CA Board Meeting: Thursday, July 8, 7pm
                             Click here for agenda

                             Wilde Lake Village Board Meeting: Monday, July 12,
                             6:30pm. Contact Kristin Shulder at wlca@wildelake.org for
                             Zoom link. Click here for agenda

​RAC Meeting: Tuesday, July 13, 7pm. Contact Carl McKinney at
 covenants@wildelake.org for Zoom link Click here for agenda
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Howard County Public Schools in
                                                      ​Wilde Lake
                                    Are you interested in what’s happening at the public
                                    schools located in the Village of Wilde Lake? Check
                                    out the school and PTA websites listed below for
important information about Wilde Lake school news, events and services.

Bryant Woods Elementary School: Click here for the school website and click here for
the BWES PTA website.

Running Brook Elementary School: Click here for the school website and click here for
the RBES PTA website.

Wilde Lake Middle School: Click here for the school website and click here for the
WLMS PTSA website.
May
Wilde Lake High School: Click here for the school website, click here for the WLHS
PTSA website and click here for the WLHS Boosters website.

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                                           Health and Wellness Tip for July
                                 July is National Grilling month! What better way to enjoy
                                 the delights of summer foods than cooked over a
                                 grill? When grilling, it’s important to follow the guidelines
                                 below to ensure your dining experience is a safe and
                                 healthy one.

1. Keep your grill clean
  Keeping your grill clean will not only extend the life of your grill but will also help your
food taste the best. Stuck on grease or food should be wiped clean before cooking.
2. Always preheat the grill
 A preheated grill helps prevent food from sticking to the grates and helps cook your food
evenly. If your using charcoal, wait till your coals are glowing red before cooking.
3. Wash your hands often
  After handling raw meat, it is best to wash your hands with warm soap and water to help
prevent the spread of germs. If water is not readily available, use hand sanitizer and a
paper towel.
4. Keep the food cold
 Letting food sit out allows for bacteria to grow. Keep food cold until it is ready to be
cooked. Put salads and fruit trays on ice.
5. Monitor your grill
 Check your grilling times and temperatures. Never leave your grill unattended. Use a
timer to avoid overcooking or undercooking your food. Food should be at least 140
degrees Fahrenheit before consuming.
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This information is provided by the Wilde Lake Health and Wellness Committee. For more
information, contact Laura Torres, Chair, at lmt4941@yahoo.com.

                                    Wilde Lake Staff is Here to Help!
                     We’re here to help! Members of the Slayton House team are
                     available to assist residents by email and phone (410/730-3987) or in
                     person by appointment.

      For questions regarding exterior alterations, compliance letters or property
      maintenance issues, contact Carl McKinney, Covenant Advisor, at
      covenants@wildelake.org.
      For information about rentals at Slayton House and the neighborhood centers,
      contact Lisa Juranic, Facility Manager, at rentals@wildelake.org.
      For information about Slayton House Theatre Camp of the Arts or special events,
      contact Rachael Strube, Camp Program Manager/Events Coordinator, at
      camp@wildelake.org.
      For questions about the Bernice Kish Gallery at Slayton House, contact Carole
      Black, Program Administrator/Gallery Director, at gallery@wildelake.org.
      For Wilde Lake Village Board related matters and general inquiries, contact Kristin
      Shulder, Village Manager, at wlca@wildelake.org.

                        Get Updates from Your Howard County Government
                                        Elected Officials
                     The Village of Wilde Lake is located in Council District 4 and is
                     represented by Deb Jung.
                     Click here to sign up for the District 4 newsletter.
                     Click here to sign up for The Ball Bulletin from County Executive
                     Calvin Ball.

                        Wilde Lake Village Board 2021-2022
     Due to the corona virus pandemic, the Wilde Lake Village Board has been meeting
virtually via Zoom. The next virtual meeting of the 2021-2022 Wilde Lake Village Board will
      be held on Monday, July 12, 2021 at 6:30pm. Agendas are found on our website

           Board of Directors                    Adriana Sanchez-Benitez
                                                 443-538-1125
Kevin McAliley, Chair                            Education Committee Chair
410-336-6593                                     asbtez@verizon.net
klmcaliley@gmail.com
                                                 Tracey Manning
Laura Torres, Vice Chair                         410-733-5355
443-285-9450                                     Wilde Lake CARES Committee Co-Chair
Health & Wellness Committee Chair                ttmannin@ix.netcom.com
lmt4941@yahoo.com
                                                 Columbia Council Rep
Christian Gourdin                                Christina (Tina) Horn
516-851-7784                                     202-236-2189
Neighborhood Representatives                     Tina.Horn@ca-board.org
Committee Chair
CGourdin@gmail.com                               Village Manager
                                                 Kristin Shulder
                                                 410-730-3987
                                                 wlca@wildelake.org

             Wilde Lake Village Center Stores Open for Business
Click here to see Wilde Lake Village Center store directory.
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