"It All Began Here!"- Wilde Lake e-News June 18, 2021
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"It All Began Here!"- Wilde Lake e-News
June 18, 2021
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.
A Unique Marketing Opportunity for Columbia
Businesses
The Columbia Ice Rink in Oakland Mills is one of
Columbia’s favorite recreational locations, with over
200,000 visitors participating in hockey, lessons,
recreational skating, private rentals and camps each year.
CA is offering a rare opportunity to showcase local
businesses by offering season-long dasher board ads that
will be seen continuously by skaters and visitors.
For more information, Click here
Wilde Lake CARES News
1) Covid Environmental Repercussions - Know the
Facts
Masks in lakes and streams, along our pathways, in
parking lots. Plastic gloves improperly disposed of,
heightened use of aerosol disinfectants, take out
containers, plastic water bottles. These are the environmental repercussions of Covid. So
what does the research tell us we need to do to stay safe and what are we doing
unnecessarily which in turn is causing harm to our environment?
Ana María Rule, an assistant professor in Environmental Health and Engineering at Johns
Hopkins University and an expert on aerosols and particulate matter, advocates for
reducing their impact—by using fewer of them, replacing them with reusable options when
possible, disposing of them properly, and developing environmentally friendly alternatives.
Below is a link to the full article and other suggestions for reducing the environmental
impact of Covid.
https://hub.jhu.edu/2021/05/05/environmental-toll-of-covid-19/
2) Volunteer Opportunity - Adopt a Spot Weed Pull - June 27, 9am - Snowy Reach
Tot Lot
We are in need of volunteers to help us weed the Adopt a Spot location at the Snowy
Reach tot lot. Let us know if you can lend a hand as we pull weeds around the native
plants we planted in this location last fall. RSVP to besswlvb@gmail.com.
4) Water those trees!
Did you receive a tree from the Wilde Lake giveaway this spring? You should give your
tree a deep watering at least once a week during the summer months. Twice if we are in a
drought situation. A deep watering means 1-2 gallons, poured slowly at the base of the
trunk. The water should soak into the ground and not runoff away from the base of the
tree.
5) Pollinator Week - June 21-27, 2021
Pollinator Week 2021 kicks off in Howard County on Saturday, June 19 th at the Howard
County Conservancy and continues throughout the week. Check out the schedule and
sign up for some of the family friendly events or the more academically focused webinar
by Heather Holm, winner of six book awards for her book entitled “Bees: An Identification
and Native Plant Forage Guide.”
For more information on Pollinator Week click HERE.
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
6/18/21: Mr. Dave of D's Magic (CBS News "Baltimore's Best"
Magician)
6/25/21: The Bay Jazz Project (Lively Mix of Jazz & Blues)
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
RAC Meeting: Tuesday, June 22, 7pm. Contact Carl
McKinney at covenants@wildelake.org for Zoom link Click
here for agenda
CA Board Meeting: Thursday, June 24, 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
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 June
June is National Fruit and Vegetable Month!
Do you customize your plate? You should tailor your eating habits
to meet your unique tastes, goals, and lifestyle! Below are a few
tips that can help tailor your healthy eating plan to fit your
preferences and to make meal prep easier and fun:
Cook and Prep: Make cooking a family event! Involve everyone at home with making
meals and teach proper food safety strategies.
Meal Planning: Brainstorm ahead of time what meals you want to cook and make a
grocery list! This will help you carefully consider your food choices.
Vary Your Diet: Explore new healthy foods. Try a new recipe and see how you like it!
Visit an RDN: Registered Dietitian Nutritionists are qualified health professionals who can
help personalize nutrition advice just for you. Ask your doctor for a referral to an RDN!
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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