Life@Brio November 2023

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THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF BRIO COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION

Happy Thanksgiving

P R O U D LY B R O U G H T TO YO U BY

Tara Holm Lifestyle Director

Lifestyle Update

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ith the arrival of fall we have daylight savings; the air gets brisk; times change for all the outdoor clubs and Thanksgiving makes the month fly by with a week-long celebration. As members of our HOA (Homeowners Association) community, we have a lot to be thankful for. We live in the beautiful desert of St. George; we have a strong sense of community, we enjoy fitness, the outdoors and blue skies that are endless, whether you play pickleball, bike, hike or do the exercise classes, attend plays or serve at the food bank, Brio is known for active, people with a serving heart that make St. George even more of a beautiful place to live in.

With our new Homeowner Board our new President Lynnett Rodgers, will have a column that explains to you what has happened in lay man’s terms after each board meeting. You receive the minutes plus in the magazine we will reiterate the need for extra help. We are putting together the undertaking of lots of committees. Your life’s experience is needed so please make yourself available to a committee that needs your expertise.

As we are ending this year, there are many changes, Laurette our manager is no longer with us here at Brio, we will miss her and wish her the best in her new endeavors. We will be designing the reservations to better accommodate the growth Brio has had with Camino Oso and Camino Borde added to our residents. We are at full growth the end of December, and it is exciting now to put into place the security needed with our fobs and identifying families. We want to recognize everyone and that is why we are asking for pictures attached to your fob to get to know our residents better. We have our first Brio Craft Bazaar early in November for you to purchase your holiday gifts. A noticeably big Thank you to Teresa Weydert, chairperson, she has done a fantastic job with her committee. This craft bazaar was nine months in the planning, so please gather friends and support this event. We will approve the budget in early December and look forward to our Holiday Dinner on December 15th. The Holidays are upon us and make sure you are spending as much time as you can with family with friends and with us here at the Brio clubhouse.

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Let’s take a look at this month’s events: November 4th, 10:00-3:00 pm Our first Brio Craft Bazaar with chairperson Teresa Weydert is happening in the Brio Social Room and Dance/Yoga room.

We have 21 vendors, which is amazing considering Sunriver has a craft boutique the same day. Visit Brio, grab lunch and head over to Sunriver and see the variety of handmade gifts for your holiday selections! #somuchfun!

November 8th, 12:00-2:00 pm, 5:00 –7:00 pm.

Gordon Furness is coming to give us a double dose of Medicare. He is a Brio resident and says there are changes we must know about with Medicare. If you cannot make it during lunch, come later, we will have sign-ups at the clubhouse. Light refreshments will be served.

November 10th, Thanksgiving Recipe Swap What is your go-to recipe for Thanksgiving? Bring a copy to the clubhouse or email Alex and we will select three to publish in the December magazine!

November 14th, 3:00-4:00 pm Ask the Staff Questions you might have about the portal, calendar, lifestyle, landscaping maintenance, and compliance. Come visit with us!

November 17th, 1:00-4:00 pm - Natural Soap Making Class This month we are making Cranberry Orange soap with a new skill. We are delving into our soaps with a little more technique. You do not have to be in the first class to come to this class but please sign up so we can plan for you.

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595 Bluff Street, Suite 4 in St. George November 21st, 6:00 pm Meet 2 Mingle Friendsgiving Dinner This is a change to the second Saturday of the month with a new time! The first 100 people to sign-up through Lori Midgley by November 5th will be welcomed at the Friendsgiving event this year. Enjoy a night out with friends at Meet 2 Mingle 3rd Friendsgiving Dinner.

November 28th, Board of Directors Meeting- 5:30 pm The Board of Directors will be meeting the fourth Tuesday of each month. Lynnett has done a wonderful job at keeping the meeting to one hour and still addressed your concerns. It has been planned for 5:30 pm. See you there.

November 29th, 3:00-4:00 pm – Keith Benson New Time!

Personal accountability and planning tend to solve a lot of problems. Personal health is no different. Staying healthy requires effort and usually, support from family and friends ... and those shoes are not walking themselves you know!

Keith will be here in the gym at Brio for a personal workout, bring your exercise questions and he will be here to answer them. You have him available for an entire hour to get your workout the way that will support you during the holidays!

November 30th, 6:30 pm - Paint and Pour art class with Angie Atkins, a Brio resident who will teach a Paint and Pour class. Enjoy a 1.5-hour class where you will learn a new technique of pouring acrylic paints to create a beautiful design all your own. All experience levels welcome. All supplies and instruction included.

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President’s Column: What’s on Our Plate?

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he newly voted all resident board held their first Brio Board Meeting Friday, 22 September at 6pm. This is an exciting time for Brio as we are taking control of our community. The board had ten days to get this first meeting accomplished and we worked hard to address as much as we could in a very short timeframe. So, what was accomplished? The board elected not to sign the Cole West transition document.

Instead, we chose to hire out for a Slope Engineer’s report and a building envelope inspection. Our attorney, Jenkins Bagley Sperry, PLLC advised us of the best direction to take. This doesn’t mean we won’t still transition; it just means we didn’t sign and release any claim. The two reports we are asking for are so that we can ensure the slope is properly inspected before repair and to ensure our club house doesn’t have any unforeseen repairs that may need attention.

The Brio board also approved the offer to sell the property titled UDOT P15680 Parcel 200 R00. This property is on the corner of Main Street and Buena Vista. The board agreed after counsel to approve and accept the $190,000 counteroffer from the state. This corner is needed for intersection 11, that is currently under construction. The proceeds less attorney fees will go to the Brio HOA Reserve fund. The board took time in executive session to discuss these two topics at length and I am really excited with the outcome of these two monumental decisions on behalf of our community. These decisions and actions are aimed at improving and shaping the Brio community’s future.

Committees are going to be one of the board’s best resources to use. Three were deemed most important to get started as a new board. The first is the financial advisory committee. We would like to review our budget, adjust and make needed updates and submit the budget to the community by 1 December. The second is the Design Review Committee, this is essential to getting residence landscaping or design request moving again. Finally, the third is the Community Center Slope Committee. This will be a short-term committee needed to update the slope after receiving the slope engineer report. How can you help? Volunteer and be an active participant in one or more of the committees and help shape your community.

We look forward to volunteers joining us and getting to work on these important topics. More committees will be approved as we continue to work through the topics needing attention. If you have any questions or would like to send feedback to the board, use your PMP Gateway Homeowners portal and submit a general request to send in feedback or questions. It’s great to see proactive steps being taken for the community’s betterment.

Lynett Rodgers, President, Brio HOA

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Medicare Open Enrollment is here.

Brio residents Gordon and Janna Furness will help you navigate the ever changing details of Medicare.

Whether you just have a few questions about your plan for 2024 or you are totally frustrated we can simplify the problem.

Additionally, there is cause for alarm for some folks. Two major insurance carriers are canceling their plans for next year in Utah. This will require you to submit a new application with another carrier or you will be without coverage for 2024. Thousands of Utahn’s will be affected by this. Come and learn, don’t be caught off guard in January with a terminated Medicare plan!

We can help you understand your options and make the enrollment process as easy as possible. Dental, vision, prescription costs and other needs are easily met when you talk with Gordon and Janna. As true Insurance Brokers they are licensed with every major Medicare plan in the state of Utah. This empowers them to easily identify the carrier most suited for you. We will find your personal “Cadillac” plan.

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Mr. Foodie:

SW Utah Restaurant Reviews “All the news that’s fit to eat”

By Andy Margles

Mr. Foodie Goes “Bowling”

As the saying goes, “There are those who eat to live and those who live to eat”. I think you readers can all guess in which camp Mr. Foodie resides. Therefore, a place such as Aubergine Kitchen which promotes itself as “healthy eating”, didn’t really arouse my interest much. To me, healthy cooking usually means bland food and Mr. Foodie hates bland! However, when I kept hearing good things from friends about this place, I thought I’d give it a try.

Aubergine, 613 S Mall Dr. SG, 435-414-9851 is open M-Sat. 11-9. Service is fast casual, so there are no reservations.

The word “aubergine” translates to “eggplant”, in Italian and there are seven of these restaurants, all in Utah.

When I first walked into the restaurant on a Saturday evening, I felt like the one fat guy who accidently wandered onto Muscle Beach! Fit, trim folks, from kids to geezers (like me), were everywhere. Where did all these toned, thin bodies come from? The Huntsman Games? Military boot camp?? Prison??? I hoped that even if I didn’t like the food, maybe eating it would make me look more like the rest of the patrons. “Fat chance”, I know...).

Like many places these days, Aubergine has lots of bowls on their menu. Their popularity makes sense, both from a restaurant and patron point of view. Bowls are easy to prepare, especially since most of them are deconstructed.

Since there is not much cooking involved, no relatively high-priced chef is needed. From the customer’s perspective, the bowls are reasonably priced at around $15, low calorie, healthful and usually served very quickly.

Aubergine actually has eighteen bowls to choose from! The proteins include chicken, wild salmon, tri-tip beef, tofu and falafel. Accompanying sauces were far from ordinary and included curry, tahini, peppercorn-madeira, cilantro jalapeno and more! I ordered a tri-tip beef bowl, which included mushrooms, Brussels sprouts, sweet potatoes and turmeric rice, along with a peppercorn-madeira sauce. My wife got one with chicken, chickpeas, cauliflower and more, in a coconut-curry sauce.

In addition, there are nine different salads on the menu, some of which have similar ingredients to the bowls. The salad dressings also sounded imaginative and included sweet and spicy mango, spicy cashew and many more. Add to that, a few pitas and wraps, along with some healthy appetizers, smoothies, fruited lemonades and a couple of desserts and you have the entire menu.

Verdict: These were definitely Not Your Grandparents bowls! (Sincere apologies to all foodie grandparents). The ones we had were zesty and even a tad spicy. Each dish was flavorful, healthful, low calorie, reasonably priced and actually filling. Service was almost instantaneous. We both enjoyed our meals and even if Aubergine won’t be the first place I think of when dining out, we will certainly return. If nothing else, it will enable me to have my cherished nightly ice cream (see July reviews), relatively guilt-free.

Restaurant News: Cubby’s, a burger/sandwich shop from Northern Utah, will be moving into the space

that housed Appollo Burger. Sunday’s Best, an interesting sounding brunch restaurant, will be going into Sakura’s old location. Stay tuned for more…

Agree? Disagree? Found a great new place?

I can be reached at Andymargles@gmail.com All suggestions, opinions, and feedback are solely the responsibility of the reviewer 6

Keith and Mick Welcome Aboard We would like to introduce our Night-staff that closes the building and helps each day with tables, chairs, and maintenance at the clubhouse. They are the men that set straight the lounges, pick up your lost and found and help every day to make your life a little easier. We recently took staff pictures (thank you, Will Andrea) so you can better recognize our staff and board with a hearty hello!

First, we have keith Curtis, he is a recent addition to Brio and took Cameron’s place and they are residents in Cameron’s home!

He grew up in the small town of Fairview in Central Utah and they raised their family in Bountiful. His favorite part of his position is meeting the residents of Brio and their families. Keith can be easy-going and flexible; he is always willing to do whatever needs to be done. His interests include golf, fishing, and spending time with family. He loves the beautiful facilities Brio has to offer and the good people he has met, you will see him closing the pool or the building and he has been a PMP (Property Management Professionals) employee doing seven days a week for several months, welcome aboard!

We have just recently hired Mick Floquet to share the night load with Keith. Mick grew up in San Diego and moved from Temecula, California to the perfect fit in Brio in 2020. He loves meeting and interacting with people and has an awesome willingness to help wherever he is needed. His interests and hobbies include pickleball and golf, He likes most the people of Brio and likes least the crowdedness of the growing St. George. Good thing, he calls Brio his home. Welcome Mick. We are glad to have you!

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EWC Experience Washington County Newsletter Update NOVEMBER 1 – DECEMBER 31, 2023 (This is the SHORT version containing venues, events, and dates. Links to the venue website and tickets provided when available plus additional information and synopsis are available at www.ewc.today

By Larry Silverman Broadway Bound Children’s Music Theatre: Washington City Music Center for Music and Theatre Disney Frozen Jr. Session 2: November 2-4 Disney Frozen Jr. Session 3: November 14-16

St. George Musical Theater:

She Loves Me: November 16 – December 16

Simon Fest Theater Company:

The Greatest Christmas Stories: December 21-23

Southern Utah Heritage Choir:

Let Earth Receive Her King: December 15 A Christmas Gift: December 17

The Stage Door:

A Tuna Christmas: December 8-12

Tuacahn Center for the Performing Arts: INDOOR HAFEN THEATER

Center for The Arts at Kayenta:

Irving Berlin’s White Christmas: November 24 – December 22, 2023

Dixie Convention Center

CONCERTS AND EVENTS IN THE OUTSIDE AMPHITHEATRE

What the Constitution Means to Mw: November 9-11 Senior Expo: November 2-3 Southern Utah Comedy Theater: November 4 Crossroads of the West Gun Show: November 10-12 Southern Utah Comedy Theater: November 11 JUBILEE OF TREES: NOVEMBER 18-21 Dickens’ Christmas Festival: November 29 – December 2

Encore! Performing Arts – Youth

Styx: November 2-3 Andy Grammer: November 4 The Jets: 35th Anniversary Tour: November 9 Josh Turner: November 10 Hotel California: A Salute to the Eagles: November 11 Gentri Christmas: November 16-17 A Carpenters Christmas: November 18 Christmas in the Canyon: November 24-December 23

Film and Media Alliance

Tuacahn Saturday Market: Every Saturday Morning.

CHRISTMAS CAROL: A NEW MUSICAL: NOVEMBER 24 – DECEMBER 1 Mud: November 21 Top Gun Maverick: December 19

Liberty Entertainment Diamond Rio: December 7

Rattlin’d Playhouse (Dinner Theater):

Back Into The Future: November 16 – December 23 (Tickets go on sale 9am October 2)

Utah Tech Live:

Christmas in Killarney: November 24 A Kurt Bestor Christmas: November 30 Holiday Swingin’ A Kat Edmonson Christmas: December 2 Joy to the World: December 13 A Nathan Pacheco Christmas: December 19 An Evening with Megan Hilty: December 22

BRIO Night Out December 7 – Special Pricing $40 per ticket including dinner

Utah Tech Southwest Symphony:

Red Hills Garden Center: Open daily

Washington City:

Late November through December 31 – Holiday lights at Red Hills Desert Garden

Handel’s Messiah: December 8 & 9

Veterans Day Celebration: November 11 Christmas in Dixie: November New Year Eve Fireworks Display: December 31

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Holidays are Coming!

The holidays are coming and that means we regularly break normal habits.

Sometimes this is good: you eject a bad habit of starting a new habit (the cup is half full). Sometimes it means we stop doing normal activities: you sit around and eat too much (cup half empty). Other times we find a way to do good things differently: you go for a walk with visiting company (cup is completely full – half with walking and half with company).

Keith Benson

Personal accountability and planning tend to solve a lot of problems. Personal health is no different. Staying healthy requires effort and usually, support from family and friends … and those shoes are not walking themselves you know! In my house we have discussions about exercise and nutrition all the time (too often I’m on the “yes dear” side of the discussion).

We hold ourselves and each other accountable for our health.

“People nowadays blame everything on their parents - add that to the differences - but Pop lived in an era when character alone was expected to accomplish miracles, and so many times did.” - W.D. Wetherell, North of Now, A Celebration of Country and The Soon To Be Gone Looking forward to the holidays, you must plan to maintain your health amid the enjoyment of eating and sitting, visiting with friends and relatives. First, plan to enjoy family and friends. Second, do it while in motion.

Go for a hike. Ride a bike. Be active. Enjoy life!

November 29, 3:00- 4:00 join me for an informal workout in the gym.

For more information call Keith Benson CSCS, PTA, AT(Ret.) 281-536-8240

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