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Have you paid your

Annual membership dues? Pay online at:

www.braeswoodplace.org Monthly Meeting: Thursday, September 5, 7pm, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, 3816 Bellaire Blvd. Of Special Interest: National Night Out is coming – pg. 4 Garbage update – pg. 6 HSPVA class for MS – pg. 8

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Index: President’s Message 1 Calendar/Reminders 2 Security 3 Membership 4 National Night Out 4 Rep. Davis Letter 5 Trash update 6 Good Neighbor 6 Little Free Library 6 McGovern Library 6 Moms Club 7 Longfellow Elem 7 Pershing MS 8 HSPVA classes 8 Yard of Month 9 Twain Elem 10 Garden Club 10 Advertisers 10-17 Contact Info 18

September 2019

The calendar cannot turn soon enough! Goodbye to hot and humid August days and let’s welcome in the cool September evening breeze. There is a lot to look forward to this month: back to school, Texans football, and hopefully a cold front or two. (Can you tell I’m ready?) I would like to express my appreciation for Eliza Wright Rappaport for volunteering to chair our Neighborhood Night Out festivities. Please look for her information in the Sentinel and reach out if you are interested in hosting your block on October 1. This is an excellent event and a great way to say hello or catch up with new and familiar families and friends in our community. We would also like to thank our younger neighbors for volunteering in the BPHA office this summer. Maggie Morran and Ninni Vashisht diligently helped to get out membership letters to our neighbors who joined the homeowner’s association. They were lifesavers for our office staff of one! As school starts back up, please keep in mind that children and parents will be walking to and from the great schools in our area. Please drive cautiously in and around the school zones. Additionally, thank you to all the teachers heading back to work. This time of year, I believe most parents have a heightened appreciation for the work that you all perform! Remember to keep sidewalks clear. Obstructions should remain cleared to accommodate pedestrians. Remember to trim low hanging limbs and landscaping. Remind children and forgetful husbands (like me) to bring in their toys and tools. Finally, in the coming months you might hear quite a bit of discussion regarding Proposition 4 and the Texas Constitution. I would like to be clear; I am not advising a vote for or against this measure. However, I am strongly suggesting that everybody understand the wording of the proposition prior to casting your ballot. BPHA reached out to our State Representative, Sarah Davis, concerning the wording on the ballot. You can find her response on page 5. If you have questions, please reach out to your Congress person for clarity. On a lighter note: congratulations to all of those moving back into their homes after Harvey and go Texans!

Braeswood Place Homeowners Association A Deed-Restricted Community 4010 Blue Bonnet Suite 112 Houston, TX 77025 713-666-7248 BPHA@sbcglobal.net

President’s Message

by Will Hawkins, President

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IMPORTANT BUILDING NOTICE Before beginning new construction, remodeling, or adding a room, driveway, or garage, you must submit three sets of plans for BPHA deed restriction review.

BPHA MONTHLY MEETING Thursday, September 5, 7 pm St. Mark’s Episcopal Church

Residents are welcome to attend and observe Board

meetings. We designate the first 15 minutes of BPHA Board meetings for “Open Feedback” by BPHA members who register in advance to speak. To register, members must call the BPHA office at 713-666-7248 by 2 pm, the

day before, Wednesday, September 4. The 15 minutes will be divided equally among the registered speakers with 5-

minute maximum time for each.

ADVERTISER NOTICE

The Braeswood Place Homeowners Association does not endorse nor recommend Sentinel advertis-ers. Before contracting for service, check refer-ences and recommendations from independent sources.

BPHA CALENDAR OF EVENTS September and October

Mon Sept 2 Labor Day – NO CITY SERVICES Mon Sept 2 BPHA Office closed Tues Sept 3 No trash/recycle pickup north of BB Wed Sept 4 Tuesday trash/recycle pickup north of BB Thurs Sept 5 BPHA Board meeting Thurs Sept 12 Recycle south of BB Mon Sept 16 Sentinel deadline for October Mon Sept 16 YARD heavy trash south of BB Mon Sept 16 BBA meeting Tues Sept 17 Recycle north of BB Tues Sept 17 YARD heavy trash north of BB Thurs Sept 26 Recycle south of BB Tues Oct 1 National Night Out Tues Oct 1 Recycle north of BB Thurs Oct 3 BPHA Board meeting Thurs Oct 10 Recycle south of BB Mon Oct 14 Sentinel deadline for November Tues Oct 15 Recycle north of BB Tues Oct 15 JUNK heavy trash south of BB Mon Oct 21 JUNK heavy trash north of BB Mon Oct 21 BBA meeting Thurs Oct 24 Recycle south of BB Tues Oct 29 Recycle north of BB *Call 311 to get your recycle dates! *Always call 311 to double check heavy trash pick-up times! BB-Brays Bayou; BW-Braeswood; BBA-Braes Bayou Association; BSN-Braeswood Super Neighborhood; KYP-Karl Young Park; SL-Stella Link; SVDP-St. Vincent de Paul

BUILDERS PLEDGE OF MAINTENANCE

Each month, Builders agree to participate in BPHA’s Construction Guidelines and Pledge of Maintenance while constructing and remodeling homes in our area. By signing the pledge, these companies agree to follow a number of guidelines that make their construction site more “neighbor friendly”.

4026 Falkirk – McCollum Homes 4034 Falkirk – McCollum Homes 3210 Glen Haven – Zander Homes 4039 Merrick – McDaniel Homes

4130 Grennoch – McVaugh Custom Homes 3817 Aberdeen – AP Construction Group

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DOES THIS LOOK LIKE YOUR STORM DRAIN?

Be a part of the solution, not the problem. Please remember to bag your yard clippings or speak with your yard service about this.

LOST OR FOUND A PET?

Contact the Braeswood Place Pet Rescue Group!

Tim Hebert – timh@friendsofbarc.org 713-446-0574

Founded in 2007, we have rescued over 800 cats and dogs. Please spread the word to your

neighbors who have yet to join our effort. No cost, no obligations. What a deal!

“Finding homes for homeless animals and pets for petless homes”

Constable Patrol Statistics July 2019

Alarm Responses 11 Animal Related 3 Burglary of a Residence 0 Burglary of a Vehicle 1 Checks of Businesses 32 Checks of Park 3 Checks of Residences 341 Checks of Schools 27 Criminal Mischief/Disturbance 6 Drug-Related or DWI 0 Forgery/Credit Card Abuse 1 Meet with Residents 260 Open Door or Window 3 Solicitor Complaints 1 Stolen Vehicles 0 Suspicious Persons 8 Suspicious Vehicles 14 Thefts 2 Traffic (arrests, citations, stops, warnings) 55 Vacation Watches 979 Warrants/Writs Served 4 Welfare Check 0

Total Patrol Mileage: 6,184

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SECURITY UPDATE by Steve Anton

A scary photo of an attempted lunchtime burglary — and they were caught!

Early last month, 2 men were photographed attempting to break into a home in our neighborhood. It’s troubling that it occurred at noontime and on a mid-summer day when many families are likely to be at home.

The men were dropped off by a partner, knocked on the front door and then went around back and shattered the glass patio door. According to deputies, they were scared away when someone returned home just before they climbed into the house. Minutes later, the thieves crossed Bellaire Blvd. into Southside Place and were spotted as they entered anoth-er back yard. Both men were arrested within the hour. They were linked to 5 other home burglaries, and each of them had 3 previous convictions for home burglary.

There are some clear lessons we learn from events like this:

Cameras work. They are cheap and easy to install and provide police with excellent evidence that leads to arrests. Cameras also act as a deterrent, and criminals often turn away as soon as they spot them. For as little as $200, you can have video coverage of your home’s front and back entrances.

No time of day is safe. Criminals know that in a busy, affluent neighbor-hood, homeowners are often away on vacation, driving kids to summer activities, and enjoying a mistaken sense of security.

Criminals take big risks. Unless they are scared away by a camera or a homeowner or a watchful neighbor, burglars are coming in. Their despera-tion for cash or guns or drugs pushes them to take chances.

Look at the gray box to the left. Count the vacation watches and count the burglaries. In July, 979 of our neighbors took advantage of the valuable opportunity to have an armed deputy visit their home every day that they were away on vacation.

And there is no doubt that this amazing service had an effect on the number of home burglaries — which was zero for July.

You can enjoy this great service and the peace of mind it provides by joining the Constable Patrol Program. By now you have received your annual invoice for membership, and the vast majority of us already have rejoined the program. There are many benefits to your annual membership, but the Vacation Watch is a clear and tangible way to keep your home and your family safe. A deputy will visit your home multiple times, and the dispatcher will have your contact information, the names of any authorized visitors and contact information for your trusted friends or family who can be reached in case of an emergency.

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BPHA MEMBERSHIP UPDATE Thanks to our 2019-2020 Patron, Sustaining and Supporting Members! Everyone has received an invoice for BPHA and Constable Patrol dues. Some have paid, some have thought about it, and some neighbors have paid MORE than they were invoiced. The Patron, Sustainer and Supporter membership program gives our generous neighbors an opportunity to add $250+ (Patron level), $200 (Sustainer level) or $100 (Supporter level) to our normal membership dues. The BPHA Board of Directors would like to thank all of these generous neighbors for being special contributors. Please see the list below in recognition of these special donors.

PATRON Jeff & Pilar McNear

Brian & Susan Welch Ouida Townsen

Nicolas & Thomasine Pantazis Angela Prince & Erik Peden Bob Eby & Louise Levien

Arjun & Zeenath Selvakumar Joseph & Lisa Louis

SUSTAINER

Catherine & Christopher Hanslik Kevin & Margaret O’Donnell

Dennis & Marti Stanley Elizabeth & Gill Plummer

Lorraine & Orin Lewis Rosalie & John Fazzino

Christopher White & Stephanie Kellam Tina & Miles Quattlebaum

Amy & Klay Allen Gustavo Hincapie & Elena Ramirez

Chris & Molly Williams Chris & Megan Jordan

Steven & Robyn Kleiman Pamela Soliman

Michael & Gretchen Childs St. Mark’s Episcopal School

David & Janet Rowley Amy & David Bahlo

Greg & Cristina Moreno-Earle Pete & Susie Saldiver

Janet Maxian & John Heideman Mark & Mary Beshears

Brook & Mary Katherine Barbour

HB Young Amir & Elizabeth Alavi

Hossein & Jennifer Tcharmtchi Marcelle Sulek

Donnie & Andrea Blanton Paul & Sara Doyle

Jeff & Natalie Sieler Reid & Laura Baumgarner

Glenn & Camille Cunningham Roger & Amy Horton David & Polly Roth

Sean & Simone Maher David & Linda Castaneda

Lawson & Rebecca Massey

SUPPORTER Robert & Pam Flowers

Andrew & Cathy Civitello Ken & Rita Lee

Joseph & Carly Beauchamp Ethan Miller & Stacey Carter Will Maze & Virginia Sisson

Guy & Melissa Aldrich Gary & Tamara Gannon

Joshua & Morgan Erickson Amy Garms

Trent & Angela Fontenot Amalie & Scott Rosenfeld Bill & Margaret Wilkerson

Jason & Valerie Martin Brent & Jennifer Hyman Sudheer & Anila Sankar

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT – TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1 by Eliza Wright Rappaport

Held annually on the first Tuesday in October, Neighborhood Night Out is a national initiative to encourage residents to get outside and spend an evening among neighbors. Knowing our neighbors is so important – it not only strengthens our sense of community, but it is one of the most effective ways to prevent crime. Each block is encouraged to host a gathering and the constable patrol will stop by participating blocks to greet residents. As you start planning your fall, consider hosting a Neighborhood Night Out party for your block! Thanks to those who have already signed up. Hosting can be as simple as setting out a cooler of beverages in your driveway, or more involved, like organizing a potluck supper. The time is generally 6-9pm but is up to each host. Please reach out to wrighteliza@gmail.com to sign up to host or inquire about your block. We can provide you with a sample invitation to distribute and a sign-in sheet to collect current names and contact info to share. With so much changing in the neighborhood in the last few years, this is a valuable opportunity to connect and meet new faces. Let’s get out there and celebrate our amazing and vibrant community on October 1!

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TRASH, RECLYCLING, YARD and HEAVY TRASH PICKUP

BPHA has received a high volume of calls concerning trash that was not picked up on their usual day. The City of Houston (COH) has been dealing with a high surplus of trucks that are out of service and a shortage of drivers. They have contracted with a private company to help while they await the arrival of new trucks. The COH has ordered 175 new Solid Waste vehicles, including 90 garbage/recycling trucks, which will replace half of the fleet. Residents should already see some of the new trucks in our neighborhood as the additional units are delivered through April 2020. If you are missed, call 311 to report it to the COH. Be sure to ask for the case number. Call your City Council member and ask them to follow up on the case number. The Council Member for District C (north of the bayou) is Ellen Cohen, 832-393-3004. The Council Member for District K (south of the bayou) is Martha Castex-Tatum at 832-393-3016.

GOOD NEIGHBOR STORY by Nancy Daly

On the afternoon of July 17, I was babysitting my daughter’s small five-year-old dog when a friend stopped by around 5 pm. The dog ran out when I opened my door. Our efforts to chase him, by car and on foot, were fruitless. I started calling anyone I could think of for help and a kind friend suggested the Constable Patrol. By this time, an hour had passed, and I feared for the dog in evening traffic. What a relief! A neighbor had reported a similar dog a half-mile away. The Constables called to inform me another neighbor had called, and they had the dog near where he had been seen. He had managed to get into the poor Farm Ditch, and they had retrieved him. Gratefully, I thanked them and took the dog home for a much-needed bath. The Constable’s’ willingness to venture into the ditch for the dog, and the two good neighbors who reported a missing dog saved his life. All of you have my profound thanks.

BPHA LITTLE FREE LIBRARY BOOK CLUB by Susan Gallagher

Our next meeting will be on Monday, September 9, 2019 from 6:15 - 7:45 pm at the home of Ruth Fleshman, 3711 Glen Haven. We will be reading Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng. Deborah Brochstein will lead the discussion. Please RSVP to Ruth Fleshman at Fleshmanr@sbcglobal.net.

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News: • We will be closed September 2 in observance of Labor Day. • Join us for Anime Club on Thursdays at 4 pm and share our love of Japanese anime,

manga, and pop culture through fun activities, crafts and games. For ages 13-18. • Stem @ Your Library: Join us every Wednesday at 4 pm for exploratory activities that make Science,

Technology, Engineering, and Math FUN! For ages 9-18. • Adult Computer classes are on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1:30 pm. Please contact the library for

further information and/or assistance. Classes are free. • Passport Services: Passport application processing is available by appointment only during the following hours:

Mon & Thurs 1-7 pm, Tues, Wed & Sat 10 am – 4 pm, Fri & Sun CLOSED. Please visit www.houstonli-brary.org/passports to conveniently request an appointment at this location or one of our other four passport loca-tions in the Houston Public Library system.

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BRAESWOOD PLACE MOMS CLUB by Liz Sirmans, President

How is it possible that summer is over, and the kids are back in school already?! We hope you had a great summer and made wonderful memories. We have several fall events coming up, so if you have been thinking about joining the group, do not hesitate! Our BPMC website is now through Tinyhood! Hope everyone is enjoying our new platform! Please contact Shell Jenkins at shelljenkins@ymail.com with any questions regarding Tinyhood. MEMBERSHIP: Have you been thinking about joining the Braeswood Place Moms Group? Simply email Shell Jenkins at shelljenkins@ymail.com. Contact Kristin Hamilton at kchamilton44@yahoo.com if you are a current member and would like to be added to our Facebook page. LAST MONTH: Our moms had a rockin’ indoor cycling workout at RIDE! Thanks to our sponsor, Jody Martin with Houston Shade and Shutters, for sponsoring the cycling event and providing moms with a post-work out drink! As always, thanks to our Premiere sponsor, Margaret Vinson, Realtor with Martha Turner Sotheby’s International Realty for sponsoring our upcoming September events. UPCOMING EVENTS: Kids back-to-school cookie decorating party- Hosted by Megan Henry & Bevin Barrett – September 8; Mom’s Happy Hour for Back-to-school- Hosted by Laura Curry & Amy Bahlo- September 12; Wine Tasting Event- Hosted by Joy Krohn & Laurel Gandler – September 26. MOMMY MEALS*: Are you a member who just had a baby and can’t bear the thought of cooking up dinner? Let our group shower your family with 4 meals after the birth of your child. Email Briana Faherty at kearneybriana@yahoo.com. *Please remember that members are encouraged to provide at least one meal during the calendar year. This is also a great way to meet new friends in the neighborhood. SPONSORS: We are always looking for event sponsors. As a sponsor you are welcome to place promotional signage at our events and will be mentioned in The Sentinel. Please contact Liz Sirmans at lizrowen@gmail.com for more information. BABYSITTERS: Do you or your child want to babysit? Moms are always looking for great sitters. Please contact Stephanie Schaefer at shares@gmail.com if you would like to be added to the sitter list.

LONGFELLOW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL by Jenny Rozelle

A new school year has begun, and we have exciting news! Longfellow’s school rating has improved to a B! The primary reason for our rating improvement is our students’ academic progress. We are incredibly proud of our wonderful students, teachers and school administrators who work so hard every day! The Kindergarten Play Date was held on August 24 so new kindergarten students and their families could meet each other before school started. All elementary students and families were invited to attend Meet the Teacher Night on August 22 to learn more about their new teachers and classes. The school will hold its Open House on September 17 at 6 pm. Family members can see what their students have already accomplished this year and touch base with teachers. Longfellow moms (and one teacher!) enjoyed a Longfellow Moms’ Night Out at Bacco on the Bayou on July 25. HISD Board trustee Sue Dimenn Deigaard also joined the group. We enjoyed drinks, snacks and great conversation on the back patio. A big thank you goes to Jessica Evans for organizing the event. Longfellow welcomes our new assistant principal, Mr. Garza. He comes to us after working at Raul Martinez Elementary, where he was a teacher specialist (North Area). He primarily worked as a bilingual educator and teacher leader in Houston and Pasadena ISD. Mr. Garza likes to garden, as that is something he did with his grandmother. He also loves cooking, especially for large groups. He enjoys reading as well as volunteering in local charities and feels strongly about the importance of giving back to the community. We are so happy to have him as a new member of our Longfellow family! Don’t forget to join the PTA or renew your membership for this new year. It’s a great way to get involved at Longfellow. You can join through the Longfellow website or app. Even if you were a member in previous years, you will need to renew to maintain your membership status. We look forward to seeing you at Longfellow in the coming months!

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PERSHING MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS by Jennifer Vaughan

Welcome to the new school year! Pershing Middle School welcomed students on the first day of school, Monday, August 26. School begins at 8:30 am and students are released at 3:50 pm. Please keep in mind the school zone parking times if you visit the YMCA on weekday mornings or early afternoons. There is no parking on Braes Blvd. and Blue Bonnet Blvd. between 7:45-8:25 am and 3:45-4:30 pm. Parents will drop off at the traffic circle on Blue Bonnet Blvd and buses will use Braes Blvd. For more information about Pershing Middle School please feel free to sign up for the weekly e-newsletter "Panda Post" from the link on the PTO website (www.PershingPTO.org) where the School, Athletics and HISD websites can also be accessed. We look forward to keeping you informed of the latest happenings at Pershing Middle School where we offer a Fine Arts Magnet, excellent Athletics and a wonderfully diverse community of students.

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Kinder High School for the Performing and Visual Arts

Students in sixth through eighth grade will participate in three different interactive sessions covering topics like developing ideas, character and dialogue, narrative structure, poetry and spoken word. There will be an opportunity for students to read aloud some of their work from the Workshop during the final session of the day. Snacks will be provided, and participants will receive a commemorative Kinder HSPVA Creative Writing Workshop t-shirt, pen and notebook. DETAILS:

• Registration is $65 per student. Because of the advance planning required, no refunds or transfers are available.

• Saturday, October 5, 2019, 9 am – 1 pm (doors open at 8:30 am)

• Kinder HSPVA, 790 Austin Street, Houston, Texas 77002

• The Middle School Workshops are sponsored by HSPVA Friends, the 501(c)3 non-profit organization that cultivates support for Kinder HSPVA.

• Registration and details can be found at https://hspvafriends.ejoinme.org/creativewriting.

The Pershing Dance Company completed 2 weeks of summer dance intensive with Ballet Hispanico, concluding their time

with a performance at HSPVA on Friday, August 9.

The Pershing Power Dancers worked really hard during their summer intensive with Trendsetters Dance. They earned

recognition ribbons, certificates and a Trophy for their efforts!

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YARD OF THE MONTH by Jackie Addington

The yard of the month featured for September was recommended by a neighbor, and I am sure you will agree that this well-cared-for garden is a beauty. It has been on the list to feature for many months, but I kept missing the homeowners, Tom and Sarah Neimeyer. Tom says he grew up mowing lawns and he enjoys cutting his lawn and tending its care. The soft green zoysia lawn is semi-shaded by four stately live oaks that are the jewels of this yard. Other very nice features are the sculpted shrubs and hedges throughout the front and side yard which include azaleas, boxwood, pittosporum, Indian hawthorne, loropetalum, and a jasmine sidewalk border. Enclosed in the sculpted beds are liriope, airplane plant and large clusters of caladiums. Two planters with ivy, and mondo grass which enclose gradually elevated sections of sidewalk lead to the front entrance. A beautiful Japanese maple and crape myrtles are strategically placed to draw the eye to special features of this lovely home at 3658 Dumbarton.

HOME OF TOM AND SARAH NEIMEYER

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