News from the Association

  Stafford Airfield Revitalization: Preparing for Habitat Enhancement – As previously announced, we are moving forward with the Stafford Airfield revitalization project to create a thriving habitat for bees, butterflies and other wildlife. The detailed plan is available for review on our website at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BBTiDCw2VkUavR5ai_MxQ7zJCVFcMYwU/view?pli=1 . The weather conditions May 1-2 will allow herbicide application […]

Patrolling the Pond, Masters in our Midst April 17, 2025 Mike Miller, Member Lake Lotawana Board of Directors One of the true signs that spring is here is Master’s weekend.  I spent about four years of my life in Augusta back in the 80s. It was when the Master’s wasn’t quite as popular as today.

“Road Committee Update: Leveraging Resident Expertise – Road Committee, a standing committee mandated by our By-Laws, is expertly chaired by Tim Gravlin, whose leadership remains invaluable, even while residing in Texas half of the year. Committee members Hal Cosgrove, Brian Wilkerson, Jeff Moore, John Davidson, and Don Leven bring a wealth of diverse expertise to

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Annual Meeting Update – thank you to the 89 members who attended the 2025 Annual Meeting and contributed thoughtful questions. I would also like to extend my gratitude to the office staff for their behind-the-scenes efforts in preparing for the meeting. They coordinated the distribution of district director ballots, managed vote collection, organized meeting materials

Patrolling the Pond, March 20, 2025 It’s in the Bag: The Idiom Edition By Mike Miller, Board Member, Sergeant at Arms Once in a blue moon. As rare as hen’s teeth. Or how about this one…as rare as a rocking horse manure? These idioms, or groups of words that together that bring meaning, paint a

Stafford Field Management Plan 2025

Patrolling the Pond: Spring is Coming Edition Mike Miller, Member, Board of Directors, Sergeant at Arms As I write this we are under a blizzard warning! What? It was 72 degrees a few days ago. Now the snow is falling. The wind is blowing. It’s as blustery as any day in January. But Spring is