2012 Jan/Feb Somersett Living

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JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2012

Community Socials page 3

Association meeting schedule page 16

Youth Basketball League page 8

Somersett Golf & Country Club page 5

Somersett Owners Association

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The Club at Town Center 7650 Town Square Way Reno, Nevada 89523 775-787-4500 events@mysomersett.com www.mysomersett.com

January/February 2011 | Somersett Living

CLUBHOUSE HOURS Monday through Friday: Saturday: Sunday:

5:30 am to 9 pm 7 am to 9 pm 7 am to 7 pm

Somersett...It’s Great to Be Home!

Whether you are a resident or just live nearby, Somersett has so much to offer the entire Reno community!

HOLIDAY CLOSURES Closed Sunday, January 1 STAFF DIRECTORY Christina Cravens, CPT, CFI, CPO Club Manager x335 ccravens@mysomersett.com Lauren Stemmler Activities & Marketing Director x327 lstemmler@mysomersett.com

3 Somersett Residents Events & Specials 4 Adult Programs 5 Somersett Golf & Country Club 6

Kids’ Corner/Tween Scene

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7 Kids’ Club 8

Miscellaneous Kids’ Programs

12 Fitness Schedule & Programs Rachael McGarrah Sports Director x337 rmcgarrah@mysomersett.com

14 Fitness Programs/Canyon Nine 16 SOA

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18 Sierra Canyon Emily Eoff Activities Coordinator x317 activities@mysomersett.com Jeanette Metz, CPO Private Events Director x320 jmetz@mysomersett.com SOMERSETT OWNERS ASSOCIATION Customer Care: 775-624-9152 Onsite Staff: 775-487-4500 soa@mysomersett.com Melissa Ramsey, CMCA, CPO, CFPM Provisional Community Manager x332 mramsey@rmillc.com Sean Stapleton Compliance Coordinator x322 sstapleton@rmillc.com SIERRA CANYON ASPEN LODGE Mike Aguilar, Executive Director 775-624-2900 mike@sierracanyonreno.com Somersett Golf & Country Club 775-787-1800 Somersett Living newsletter is published by: Kathy Hess, Just Imagine Marketing and Design 775-746-4138; kathy@justimaginemktg.com Front Cover Photo: Somersett residents David, Leah & Hannah Nisenfeld at the Daddy Daughter Sweetheart Dance.

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19 January/February Calendar

14 a note from the SOA...

From a Year of Change to a Year of Communication

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he last twelve months marked a year of change for Somersett Owners Association. From management companies and office location, to parking policies and the violation process, it was a busy year for all involved. The Board of Directors worked closely with the staff and transition committee to develop a strong grasp on the financial state of the Association. With a new collection company on board as well, the Association began collecting large payments on delinquent accounts. All in all, it was a year that put the Association on solid ground and ready to enter 2012 with positive opportunities and improvements.

With the start of the New Year, one of the main goals of staff, transition members and the Board has been to improve communication and understanding with homeowners. This not only includes communication from Board of Directors’ meetings about operations of the Association, but also an increase in the understanding of rules, policies and strategies. We encourage all homeowners to bookmark www.mysomersett.com on their computers as a resource for information about the Association, the Club and the Canyon Nine as well. Additionally, homeowners are encouraged to use www.rmiconnect.com/somersett for information on their account balances and to access Association documents, including minutes, rules and regulations, and aesthetic guidelines.

To encourage communication, the Association will host various programs each quarter for all homeowners, including a new resident orientation, a social and a seminar. The social and seminar will have different topics and themes each time. The programs will be a great way to meet other members of the community and find out about more about the Association.

Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions, comments or concerns.

Melissa Ramsey, CMCA, CPO, CFPM

Provisional Community Manager 775-787-4500 x332 or mramsey@rmillc.com

Canyon Nine Recap

The Canyon Nine remained consistent in 2011 as we reached our target of 5,000 rounds of golf. Our events and tournaments continued to grow as well. Glowball proved to be a hit once again, while Conquer the Canyon picked up quite a few participants eager to be added to the championship plaque. The winter play option was also popular and will continue in 2012. Our goal in the New Year is to broaden our marketing of the public play option to make the Canyon Nine a truly successful course that gets better every year.

With the new contract between the SOA and Somersett Golf & Country Club, Cris Novich, PGA, will be busy planning more events, clinics and tournaments for all residents with the expertise of a full golf department behind him. Somersett Golf & Country Club will manage all 2012 Canyon Nine programs, events and instruction. Please contact the pro shop with any questions at 787-1800 x704.

The Club at Town Center Recap

Our fitness and sports program continued to grow and mold to the needs of those using the facility and programs. The sports department met the demand for a diverse fitness schedule by incorporating new fitness challenges and adding unique classes to the schedule. The fitness and sports department will continue its growth with tennis, TRX and Fit Express programming in the New Year. Residents can look forward to new group training options, as well as programs geared to the individual that build upon the workouts available through our regular fitness classes. The wildly popular Youth Basketball League busted at the seams, forcing us to stay with our 2011 plan of two age groups to better accommodate the demand for the program. Finally, as more residents utilized the tennis courts throughout the year, we were able to

create a more diverse and year-round program for players at all levels.

The activities department saw tremendous growth throughout the year as well, with successful camp, after school and adult programming.

Fourteen weeks of summer camp were planned, with almost every week meeting the maximum number of participants. Our after school program has doubled in size and is now managed by two activity leaders. Our community events continued to be a popular destination for people across Reno. Farmers’ Market was a hit once again, and we added Music on the Green­even in the cold, windy weather. If turnout is any indication, this was very much enjoyed and fun for the whole family.

We’re pleased to report that our 2012 community event schedule is already planned and available online. With feedback during events, as well as from the survey, we are looking forward to implementing several new and improved programs.

The pool was the place to be all summer long! With increased shade, warmer water temperatures and expanded October hours, it was a fun and busy aquatic season. We received lots of compliments throughout the season on the professionalism of the staff and we hope to improve even further in 2012. The balancing of adult and child time in the lap pool continues to be a struggle, but we found that our new signage reduced some of the confusion. Our poolside cabana received great feedback on its menu, hours and customer service. We are excited to offer more unique specials in 2012 to keep everyone’s taste buds satisfied.

I look forward to another great year at the Club!

Christina Cravens,

CPT, CFI, CPO

Club Manager

all somersett residents events & specials!

Northstar & Heavenly

Lift Tickets Ticket Costs Adult: $84; Young adult (13–18): $75; Child (5–12): $50 Corporate lift tickets may be purchased during the winter season from the concierge desk. With the ticket in hand, you can skip the lines at the resorts and head straight up the lifts for a day of skiing.

Tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Private Events for Any Occasion Drop-in tours available Tuesdays & Thursdays from 3–6 pm and Wednesdays from 4–7 pm.

Appointments may also be scheduled for a personalized tour.

Looking for a place close to home for hosting your next function?

Contact Jeanette Metz at jmetz@mysomersett.com to learn about the various venues here in Somersett for your special dinner, birthday party, graduation party or even a wedding.

New Resident Orientation Tuesday, January 17 | 6–7 pm | RSVP by Monday, January 16 Are you new to Somersett? Then head down to The Club at Town Center to learn more about the community, the Club and the Canyon Nine. It’s the perfect opportunity to meet the neighbors, ask questions about your new community and get your club membership card.

Somersett Social Thursday, February 9 | 6–8 pm | RSVP by Monday, February 6 Join us for an evening of laughter with Reno comic O.C. Gillham in the Association’s first social of the year. Enjoy hors d’oeuvres and wine while meeting new Somersett neighbors. O.C. is a local corporate entertainer, motivational speaker and comedian.

Homeowner Seminar Social Media Marketing Wednesday, March 21 | 6–8 pm | RSVP by Monday, March 19 Somersett Owners Association is teaming up with the Somersett Small Business Alliance to discuss how social media marketing can benefit your business. Terry Retter, a Somersett resident and small business owner for the last five years, will explain how social media marketing is not simply a benefit to your business—it’s a necessity.

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adult programs Adult Pick Up Basketball Every Thursday from 7–8:30 pm Come to the Club for a friendly and competitive game of pick up basketball, and stay in shape this winter by staying active. This is an adults only event, ages 18 and up. We hope to see you every Thursday night!

Craft Club Tuesdays, January 10 & 24; February 14 & 28 | 1–3 pm RSVP by the Monday before There’s a Craft Club in Somersett and we want you to check it out!

We invite you to join other enthusiasts in the neighborhood and share your current project, whatever it is. From knitting and cross-stitch to embroidery and painting, the opportunities are endless! Feel free to bring your own snacks and drinks.

Snowshoe Saturdays, January 21 & February 25 9 am–3 pm (meet at the Club at 8:45 am) $5 per person | RSVP by Monday, January 16 & February 20 8 person minimum; 20 maximum Join Linda for exhilarating and breathtaking snowshoe excursions in the beautiful Sierra Mountains this winter. In January, residents will hike roughly three and a quarter miles around Boreal Ridge Loop and Donner Pass Lakes. The trail is moderately difficult. In February, residents will get to experience the stunning views of Lake Tahoe as they snowshoe an easy to moderate three and a half miles on Incline Flume Trail. These are both carpooling events. Snacks will be provided, but please bring your own lunches.

Adult Potluck Saturdays, January 21 & February 18 | 6–8 pm RSVP by the Monday before January theme: Italian; February theme: Favorite pre-made dish 8 adult minimum; 32 maximum

All programs listed are for members of The Club at Town Center unless otherwise noted.

Get out of the cold and into the Club for our monthly potluck! Our potlucks are known as the place to catch up with old friends and meet new ones right here at the Club. In January, we’ll have our own little Italy when you bring your favorite Italian dish. In February, wind down from the holiday season with ease by bringing your favorite pre-made dish. Grab it from Trader Joe’s, Costco or elsewhere—it’s up to you!

Please indicate what you will bring when you RSVP.

Guys’ Night Out Saturday, January 28 | 6–8 pm $15 per adult | RSVP by Monday, January 23 8 adult minimum; 25 maximum It’s a guys’ night out at the Club! Join your friends and neighbors and enjoy a hearty dinner and drinks. It’s the perfect way to wind down after a hectic and busy week at the office.

Couples Champagne & Chocolate Social Friday, February 24 | 6–8 pm $30 per couple | RSVP by Monday, February 20 10 couple minimum; 25 maximum Love is in the air this month and there’s no better way to celebrate than with champagne and chocolate! Join us at the Club for a romantic evening out with your loved one, complete with bubbly champagne and delectable chocolate desserts. And don’t forget to sign the kids up for Movie Night during this event to receive $5 off for each child!

Massages by Marian Indulge and rejuvenate yourself this winter with a professional massage right here at the Club. Choose from Marian Miller’s full menu of massages, including hot stone treatments, towel treatments and foot scrubs. For more information about holiday packages, massages and pricing, contact Marian at 247-3969 or online at www.massageandbodycontouring.com.

The Club at Town Center & Canyon Nine Reminders Update your profile on mysomersett.com Staying connected to the Club has never been easier.

Enter the website in three easy steps: 1. Go to www.mysomersett.com.

2. Enter your user name: “MEMBER NUMBER” excluding your extension (this is the series of digits under the barcode on your member card before the dash).

3. Enter your password: “LAST NAME” of the primary member on the account.

For security purposes, we recommend that you change your password.

Once you have logged in and updated your profile, remember to opt-in to any of our groups so you can always have the most up-to-date information. Groups include: Sports & Fitness, Adult Programs, Kids’ Programs, Golf, Community Events, Private Events and Aquatics. Each group receives a monthly email on the 5th with current information and tips.

Please Check In Remember to present your membership card at the concierge desk each time you use the facility. Even though the staff may know you by sight, we need to scan your card into the system for tracking, accounting and planning purposes. If you have not had your membership card made, please bring your Nevada driver’s license for identification and

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we will print your card on the spot. If you’ve lost your card, we will gladly make a replacement card for $5.

your child remains with us.

RSVP Policy Please remember to RSVP for programs by the deadline listed so we can ensure that enough supplies and staff are available. All event fees are due at time of reservation. Cancellations must be made 48 hours before an event to receive a refund. No refunds will be given for no-shows. Unless noted, all events are for residents only. If residents choose to bring a guest to an event, event and guest fees apply.

Members are allowed to bring up to six guests at one time for a maximum of ten visits per guest. Members must accompany guests at all times. Please note that holiday guest rates apply on May 30, July 4 and September 5 at $15 per adult and $12 per junior.

10 Punch Guest Pass January 2nd through February 29 ONLY $40 Don’t miss out on getting your discounted 10 punch guest pass! This is a $40–$60 savings off of the regular guest fee price! We encourage you to purchase as many cards as you would like at the reduced rate.

Starting March 1st the card may still be purchased for $60. All non-members of the Club, including out-oftown relatives, are considered guests. Passes are for guest usage to the Clubhouse and pool only; they do not count towards green fees.

Late Pick-Up Fee The Club will charge a late pickup fee for any child not picked up within 15 minutes of a program’s end time. Following the 15-minute grace period, a $5 fee will be charged for every 10 minutes

Guest Fees: $10 adult; $8 junior

Alcohol Policy Alcoholic beverages may be purchased from the Club. Members and their guests are not allowed to bring their own alcoholic beverages on the premises, including the pool area and Canyon Nine. Outside alcohol may only be brought into the facility during an approved private event. No alcoholic beverages will be sold or served to any person not permitted to purchase the same under the laws of the State of Nevada or be sold for off-premises consumption. The Club reserves the right, in its sole and absolute discretion, to refuse service to any member or guest who appears to be intoxicated.

Inclement Weather The Club at Town Center may operate on limited hours due to inclement weather. We will do everything we can to open by 8 am and stay open until 6 pm. Please call ahead to 787-4500 or check www.mysomersett.com when you see snow outside.

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787-1800 | www.somersettgolfandcountryclub.com Don’t miss out on the dining and events available to all Somersett residents at Somersett Golf & Country Club for 2012. Contact Tammy Carvajal at 787-1832 for more information. In addition to the below events, you may also enjoy two rounds of golf each year. To book at tee time, contact the Pro Shop at 787-1800 x704.

Happy Hour Every Friday

| 5–7 pm The Friday night Happy Hour at Somersett Country Club is a blast, and we invite you and all of your friends to join the fun. Every Friday from 5 to 7 pm, enjoy an appetizer buffet for just $5 a person, with Happy Hour drink pricing also available. All draft beer, house wine by the glass, and well cocktails will be discounted by $1, and wine by the bottle will be discounted $5.

Basque Dinner at Santa Fe Friday, January 27 Come out and enjoy the famous regional fare that has become associated with northern Nevada thanks to our Basque settlers and their delightful heritage. In the Basque restaurant tradition, food is served family-style, with seating on benches at long tables. If you have yet to experience a true Basque meal, you’re missing out—the food is hearty and delicious, and the Basque atmosphere most enjoyable. Enjoy your five-course Basque dinner for $TBD, which includes red wine on the tables.

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Super Bowl Sunday February 5 | 3–6:30 pm (Kickoff is at 3:30 PST) Join us at the 19th hole to watch the Super Bowl, and enjoy great drink specials and a delicious stadium-style buffet complete with nacho bar, sliders and beer-soaked brats and dogs starting at $12 per person.

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Kids’ Corner Hours & Programming Monday to Thursday: 8:30 am–12:30 pm 5:30–7:30 pm Friday: 8:30 am–12:30 pm Saturday: 8 am–noon Closed Sunday Kids’ Corner Policy Reminders Kids’ Corner will only accept bathroom-independent children 3 to 6 years of age. • For the morning time slots, parents may sign their child up for either 8:30–10:30 am or 10:30 am–12:30 pm Monday through Friday and either 8–10 am or 10 am–noon on Saturday. Evening slot is from 5:30–7:30 pm Monday through Thursday. • The room operates on a 6 to 1 ratio, with a maximum of 12 kids allowed at any given time.

To accommodate this ratio, the Club requires reservations to be made at least 24 hours in advance to ensure staffing. Each Saturday at noon, reservations will be opened for the upcoming week. • All children must be dropped off in Kids’ Corner within 15 minutes of their reservation time. If the parent has not checked their child in within the 15-minute window, the reservation becomes void and the spot will be opened to a child on the wait list. • No show reservations will result in a $10 fee per child due to the Club. Cancellations must be received by 8 am on the day of the reservation.

January Monthly Theme: Winter Wonderland February Monthly Theme: Love is All You Need

Muffins & Mittens Thursday, January 12 | 10–11 am $5 per child | 4 child minimum; 12 maximum RSVP by Monday, January 9 Spend your morning in Kid’s Corner with us reading The Mitten by Jan Brett and enjoying yummy muffins. After we enjoy story time and a snack, we’ll decorate a pair of paper mittens to take home!

Play a Story Piano Lessons Mondays starting January 23 | 10:30–11 am $100 per child for 4 week program 3 child minimum; 6 maximum RSVP by Monday, January 16 Tahoe Piano Lessons’ Play a Story program is a musical journey in which teachers and students travel through a storybook world, using

The Tween Scene is The Club at Town Center’s program designed for kids ages 11 to 15. All Tween Scene members will receive quarterly newsletters filled with the latest tween trends, event invites and birthday wishes! To register for the Tween Scene, please fill out a registration form at the concierge desk or on mysomersett.com and return it to the Club. For more information regarding the Tween Scene, please contact Emily Eoff at activities@mysomersett.com.

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the piano as its mode of travel…creating sounds, melodies, harmonies and rhythms to express the story. Students create their own musical soundtrack! Play a Story teaches this by providing a foundational, systematic and creative experience that harnesses children’s intuitive, musical appreciation and interpretation. For more information, please visit our website at mysomersett.com

Frosty the Cupcake Monday, January 30 | 3:30–:30 pm $5 per child | 4 child minimum; 12 maximum RSVP by Monday, January 23 Join us in celebrating winter’s favorite snowman by decorating Frosty the Snowman cupcakes! We will have a blast creating snowmen out of cupcakes and our favorite candies, and the end result is sure to be quite sweet! We’ll enjoy hot chocolate with our cupcakes and even send a few home to share with the family.

Be Mine!

Monday, February 13 | 4–5 pm $5 per child | 4 child minimum; 12 maximum RSVP by Monday, February 6 Get ready for the loveliest holiday of the year by making handmade Valentine cards with us. We will provide the space and supplies, you bring the creativity! After we complete our cards, it will be time for a snack and story.

Leap into Leap Day Wednesday, February 29 3:30–4:30 pm 4 child minimum; 12 maximum RSVP by Monday, February 27 Celebrate Leap Day at the Club by playing games with us at the Club! We will skip, hop and jump our way around and enjoy various organized games before refueling with a quick snack.

We hope you hop on by!

Skates & S’mores Friday, January 20 | 4–7:30 pm $15 per child; $20 per guest | 4 child minimum; 12 maximum RSVP by Monday, January 16 Grab your gloves and scarves and meet us at The Club for an iceskating trip! We will gather around the fire pit and enjoy a little piece of summer by making s’mores before heading downtown to the ice skating rink. This is a carpooling event.

Kids’ Club is a FREE club for children ages 7–10! All Kids’ Club members receive a membership card and a quarterly newsletter filled with interactive games, trivia and birthday wishes. Bring your new Kids’ Club membership card to events and get a hole punch for attending. Get ten punches for a special gift certificate! To register, please fill out a membership form at the concierge desk and return it to the Club. For more information about Kids’ Club, please contact Emily Eoff at activities@mysomersett.com.

Popcorn Day! Wednesday, January 18 | 4–5 pm $5 per child | 4 child minimum; 16 maximum RSVP by Monday, January 16 Put on your aprons and join us in the kitchen! In honor of this classic snack, we’ll pop up a bag of sweet and salty popcorn to take home.

Football Fanatics Wednesday, February 1 | 5–6:15 pm $5 per child | 4 child minimum; 12 maximum RSVP by Monday, January 30 Put on your favorite football jersey and throw on an apron, because it’s time to cook some snacks for the big game! We will be learning quick and healthy recipes and making recipe cards, too.

We’ll send home samples and you can decide which ones to whip up on the big day!

Crafty Cupids Tuesday, February 7 | 4:30–6 pm $10 per child | 6 child minimum; 12 maximum RSVP by Monday, February 6 Join us in the craft room as we prepare for Valentine’s Day. We’ll have a blast making card holders to display all of our Valentine cards from friends and family. While we wait for them to dry, we’ll make and enjoy heart-shaped popcorn balls.

Girls Only Slumber Party

Sparkling Ice Crystals Wednesday, January 25 | 3:30–4:30 pm $5 per child | 4 child minimum; 12 maximum RSVP by Monday, January 23 Celebrate the cool weather with this ice-cold craft! We will be making beaded ice crystals, a beautiful decoration perfect for displaying in the window. Frosty punch and a tasty snack will follow craft time.

Friday, March 9–Saturday, March 10 | 8 pm–8 am $15 per resident; $25 per non-resident guest 6 girls minimum; 16 maximum RSVP by Monday, March 5 It’s time for another girls’ sleepover, so bring your friends and your sleeping bags for a night of movies, games, food and fun! Dessert will be served in the evening and breakfast the following morning. This is the last sleepover until October, so don’t miss out on this overnight adventure—no boys allowed!

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Winter Day Camp

Movie Night

Monday, January 2 through Friday, January 6 8 am–3:30 pm $25/child/day or $110/child/week | Ages 5–12 5 children minimum; 20 maximum RSVP by Monday, December 26 The Club will be hosting a week-long camp while the schools are closed for winter break. Winter Camp will keep the kids busy with a variety of games, crafts and experiments. Lunch and snack will be provided all week. Space is limited, so sign up early!

Fridays, January 27 & February 24 | 5:30–8:30 pm $10 per child (includes dinner) 5 children minimum per age group; 12 maximum for Kids’ Corner and 30 maximum for ages 5–12 RSVP by the Monday before Make sure to reserve a spot for this popular event in which parents drop off their little ones at the Club for an evening of movies and pizza. In January, kids ages 6 to 12 will be watching The Smurfs in the sports court, while kids ages 3 to 5 see Peter Pan in Kids’ Corner. And in February, kids ages 6 to 12 will enjoy Kung Fu Panda 2 in the sports court, while kids ages 3 to 5 will watch Penguins of Madagascar: Operation Blowhole in Kids’ Corner.

After School Program Resumes Monday, January 9 | 3:30–6 pm, M–F $40/child/week; $10/child/day | Ages 5–12 Register by the Thursday before 4 child minimum; 16 maximum This quality program features a wide variety of activities, including special sports instruction, arts and crafts, fitness, cooking and much more. A snack and homework assistance is available during the educational hour. It is our goal to help develop great self-esteem for all participants in an active and positive environment. Register your child at the concierge desk.

Toddler Time!

Thursdays, January 12 & 26; February 9 & 23 | 9–10 am Ages 1–4 | 4 child minimum; 12 maximum RSVP by Monday before Join us in Kids’ Corner for story time, snack and fun activities!

We will have a blast learning new things and making new friends. We hope to see you there!

Kids’ Fitness Every Thursday | Resumes January 12 4:30–5:15 pm Ages 5–9 | RSVP by the Monday before 4 child minimum; 18 maximum Hop, skip and jump your way to fitness fun! Unleash some of that bottled-up energy and join Kyle in the sports court for Kids’ Fitness. It’s all fun and games with a focus on agility and coordination, cardiovascular endurance, strength and flexibility.

Winter Day Camps Mondays, January 16 & February 20 | 8 am–3:30 pm $25/child/day | Ages 5–12 5 children minimum; 20 maximum The Club will be hosting exciting day camps while schools are closed in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and President’s Day. Join us for games, crafts and an afternoon in the snow! Be sure to bring your winter gear and water bottle. Lunch and snacks will be provided each day. Space is limited, so sign up early!

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Kids’ Bowl Sunday, February 5 | 2:30–6:30 pm | Ages 3–10 $15 per child; Includes pizza, snacks, drinks, and games RSVP by Monday, January 30 10 children minimum; 30 maximum The first weekend in February means one thing—Super Bowl! Bring the kids down to the Club during the big game and let them have a party of their own. The kids will be kept busy with games, crafts, food and a movie while you enjoy the game with adults. Don’t miss this super event!

7th Annual Daddy Daughter Sweetheart Dance Friday, February 10 Ages 3–6: 5:15–6:45 pm; Ages 7–12: 7–8:30 pm $20 per couple; $5 for each additional daughter 4 couple minimum per age bracket; 12 maximum RSVP by Monday, February 6 Don’t miss our 7th Annual Daddy Daughter Sweetheart Dance! Dads and their daughters are invited for an evening of food, pictures, dancing and fun. Daughters are welcome to wear their Sunday best. Please make sure to sign up according to your daughter’s age.

Youth Basketball League Mondays and Wednesdays, February 20 through April 7 Ages 5–7 from 5:30–6:30 pm Ages 8–11 from 6:30–7:30 pm $50 per child | RSVP by Monday, February 13 10 child minimum per age group; 25 per age group It’s time again for our wildly popular youth basketball league with McQueen High School boy’s varsity basketball head coach, John Franklin! This event has shown increased popularity over the years, so make sure to sign up early to get a spot. Games will be held every Wednesday starting March 7. Tournament and banquet will be held Wednesday, April 4.

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Somersett Country Club The 18-hole Championship Country Club Golf Course was designed by U.S. Champion Tom Kite. Memberships available at 787-1800 or www.SomersettGolfandCountryClub.com.

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Somersett Homeowners Golf Course The Canyon Nine is an executive nine-hole par 3 course designed by U.S. Champion Tom Kite. It is the perfect place for learning the game or enjoying a quick round after work. The course is an amenity for all residents of Somersett, including those living in Sierra Canyon by Del Webb.

www.somersett.com

27 Miles of Trails Enjoy the outdoors with the 27 miles of developed trails within Somersett.

Somersett Homeowners Amenities The Club at Town Center, a 22,000 square foot, 9 million dollar facility is the showpiece of the Somersett resident amenity program, which also includes the Canyon Nine par-3 golf course, 27 miles of hiking and biking trails.

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Pools/Spas A resort pool with a 98 foot water slide and interactive pool toys highlight Somersett’s resort style pool and the three lane junior Olympic pool is perfect for lap swimming and competitions. Two full spas are also within the water park area.

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The Great Room Enjoy a sunset, relax with a book in front of the fireplace, check your e-mail from your laptop on the wireless network or watch the golfers on the Canyon Nine from the outdoor deck.

The Loft Somersett’s own entertainment and gathering room. Excellent for weddings, business meetings and gatherings.

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Aerobics Studio Work it out in a cardio kick boxing, body sculpting, spinning, yoga or pilates class or sign-up for a personalized training session. The Club at Town Center has a class for everyone.

(775) 787-9216 Talon Pointe

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Cardio-Weight Studio Enjoy comfort and convenience in our cardio theater while working out on one of our elliptical trainers, exercise bikes or treadmills.

Strength training is easy on the wide variety of professional equipment.

Sports Court/Indoor Basketball Play a game of hoops or watch a production on the stage. The Sports Court is truly a multipurpose room complete with three basketball hoops, hardwood floors, community stage.

And more...

Visit www.mysomersett.com to see all that we have to offer!

www.somersett.com/amenities/

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Visit mysomersett.com for February’s calendar.

fitness schedule monday

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Yoga* w/ Linda 8:30–9:30

Gentle Sunrise Yoga* w/ Renee 7:30–8:30 (max 20)

Yoga* w/ Linda 8:30–9:30

F.I.T. Instructor Varies 8–9 (max 16)

Cardio Tennis* w/ John 9:45–10:45

Yoga Instructor Varies 9–10 (max 18)

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Yoga* w/ Linda 8:30–9:30

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Step w/ Cindy 9:30–10:30

Body Sculpt w/ Beth 9–9:45

Step/Sculpt w/ Cindy 9:30–10:30

Body Sculpt w/ Beth 9–9:45

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Get monthly fitness tips from Rachael by signing in under your profile for the Fitness & Sports Group on our website, www.mysomersett.com, or by checking the fitness bulletin board.

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Spin w/ Beth 5:30–6:15

Spin w/ Ashton 5:45–6:30

Yoga Jam w/ Linda 5:30–6:30

Spin w/ Christy 5:45–6:30

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F.I.T. w/ Holly 6:30–7:15

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Zumba* w/ Amy 6:35–7:35

Step w/ Cindy 9:35–10:35 (max 14)

F.I.T. w/ Christy 6:30–7:15 (max 20)

Private Pilates in the Aerobic Room» Tues. 7:30–8:30 am, 10–11 am; Thurs. 7:30–8:30 am Participants may only bring a plastic, closed container of water into class. No food is permitted in the aerobics room. All participants are asked to wipe down equipment after use. Used equipment should also be returned to original location.

Fitness Classes» For a complete description of all our fitness classes, please visit the Fitness Classes page of our website at www.mysomersett.com.

fitness programs Teen Fitness Orientation

Last Chance Workout

Wednesdays, January 18 & February 15 | 6–7 pm Ages 14–18 | RSVP by Monday, January 16 & February 13 Has your teen received his or her fitness orientation yet? This is a perfect time for your teen to come to the Club and learn proper use of the fitness equipment and weights. This event is intended to promote awareness and safety of equipment in order to prevent injury, as well as provide tips for a healthy workout. Please sign up for a ten-minute time slot at the concierge desk by the Monday before the scheduled event.

3rd Saturday of each month | January 21 and February 18 8–10 am | $5 per resident RSVP by Monday, January 16 & February 13 Start the New Year off right with the most intense and challenging workout of the month! Whether you have been vigorously training or you just want to challenge yourself, this workout is one you won’t want to miss. Class will concentrate on strength, endurance, agility and balance. We’ll finish with a mobility session to stretch and release those tired muscles.

Somersett Fit Express Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, January 16 through February 25 10–11 am or 6:30–7:30 pm *Saturday instruction: 10–11 am or 11 am–noon $250 per person; $350 non-resident Registration begins Monday, January 2 3 person minimum; 12 maximum Ready to begin working on your New Year’s resolutions, or just looking for a new fitness routine for 2012? Somersett Fit Express is designed to help you reach your fitness goals while balancing a healthy diet. Participants will have an initial consultation with TCTC’s personal trainer, Ash Cramond, to discuss personal goals. From there, participants will meet in groups of three to work on lifestyle changes through various fitness routines and nutritional lessons. Don’t miss this life-changing 6 week program!

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Gymnastics Please visit our website at www.mysomersett.com and look around the Club for flyers starting in February regarding an upcoming youth gymnastics program here in Somersett!

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vs Fort Wayne vs Fort Wayne vs Los Angeles vs Iowa vs Sioux Falls vs Austin vs Rio Grande Valley vs Rio Grande Valley

vs Bakersfield vs Bakersfield vs Los Angeles vs Los Angeles vs Austin vs Idaho

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Please Welcome The Club at Town Center’s Indoor Tennis The Club at Town Center Newest Personal Trainers!

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e’re pleased to welcome new personal trainers to the Club.

This month, Ash and James will be conducting the Last Chance Workout on Saturday, January 21 from 8 to 10 am.

We invite you to meet them, check out their training styles and then sign up for personal training to start the New Year off right!

Ash Cramond

is continuing the junior tennis program throughout winter. Indoor tennis will cover the same skills and strategy taught outdoors with plenty of fun new games that are sure to get the family excited about tennis! For more information, please visit the Tennis page of our website at www.mysomersett.com or email Rachael at rmcgarrah@mysomersett.com.

Private Lessons — $50 per hour

Ash has over 12 years of experience as an ACE certified personal trainer with extra certifications in pre- and post-natal fitness, nutrition counseling and special population training, specifically working with older adults dealing with arthritis and osteoporosis.

Semi-Private Lessons (2) — $25 per hour per person

James Ready

Year Round SPA!

James has been an athletic trainer for seven years. James received his Master’s degree in kinesiology at Louisiana State University, where he worked with the number one LSU track team and the number three LSU football team. James now works for the Arizona Diamondbacks and is the athletic trainer for the Reno Aces. James excels in designing programs for each individual’s needs. This includes TRX, circuit training, functional training, power lifting and core training.

Spa Hours: 8 am to 8 pm

Fitness Questions For information about classes, fitness equipment, reformer pilates and personal training and pricing, please visit our website at www.mysomersett.com or contact Rachael McGarrah at rmcgarrah@mysomersett.com or 787-4500 x337. Are you new to the gym? Call today to arrange a complimentary fitness orientation.

Small Group Lessons (3–4) — $15 per hour per person

Spa Rules 1. Extended exposure to hot water or vapors may be detrimental to the health of elderly persons and persons with heart conditions, diabetes or high or low blood pressure.

2. People with skin, ear, genital or other body infections, open sores or wounds should not use the hot tub because of the possibility of spreading infection.

3. The heat of the hot tub water speeds up the effects of alcohol and can cause sleepiness, dizziness and unconsciousness.

4. Horse playing, splashing and swimming are not permitted in the spas.

Winter Play 11 am to 4 pm, weather permitting To find out if the course is open, please visit www.mysomersett.com or call 787-4500.

Little Tykes Golf Clinic

Winter Rates (December 1, 2010 to March 31, 2011) Residents: $5 Adult; $3 Junior Guests: $7 Adult; $5 Junior Non-resident: $10 Adult; $7 Junior

Wednesdays, January 25 & February 29 3:30–4:30 pm 4 child minimum; 12 maximum Get your little one introduced to the game early with our children’s golf clinic.

Loyalty Points Earn loyalty points each time you golf on the Canyon Nine. For each resident green fee purchased on your account, five points will be added to your loyalty account.

Earn 50 points to receive a free green fee. These points roll over annually.

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Highlights: • 18 Hole Championship Golf Course • 9 Hole Executive Golf Course • A Planned Community

The Club at Town Center: • Health Club • Two Swimming Pools & Spa • Tennis Courts • Community Events, Crafts, Kids Programs & Play Area

Somersett Golf & Country Club

For more information:

RESIDENT Privileges: As of January 1st, 2012 all residents of Somersett will have resident privileges to the Somersett Golf & Country Club. The highlights of these privileges are: • Two rounds of foursome golf per family per year at $40 per person per round including the cart. The foursome must include one Resident or sponsored by a Resident (four guests).

• Dining, Club Events & Golf Shop Merchandise

Greg Raleigh 775.787.1800 x 710 graleigh@somersett.com

Privileges to future Club improvements which include: • Improved Dining Facility (spring 2012) • 18 Hole Putting Green (summer 2013) • Bocce Ball Court (spring 2012) • Driving Range (summer 2012) • Fishing (spring 2012) Preview GOLF Membership: Somersett Golf & County Club is interested in enhancing the community experience by offering a Preview Membership for golfers that enjoy the Somersett 18 Hole Championship Golf Course and would like play more frequently at a competitive price.

• Preview Family Golf Membership will be $250 per month • Unlimited golf Tuesday through Sunday (closed Monday) • Participation in club events • Lessons by the top golf professional in Northern Nevada—Stuart Smith (additional fee for lessons) • Play golf today but dues begin April 1st 2012

we thank the following sponsors: Bishop Manogue Catholic High School

www.somersettgolfandcountryclub.com

SOA OFFICE HOURS Monday through Friday: 8 am–5 pm Association Information The SOA is professionally managed by RMI. Onsite office is located at The Club at Town Center.

Customer Care: 624-9152 Assessment mailing address: PO Box 54089 Los Angeles, CA 90054-0089 Account information: www.rmiconnect.com/somersett

Assessment Reminder Assessments are due on the 1st of each month and are past due if not paid by the last business day of the month. A late fee of $25 will be posted to accounts not paid by the last business day of the month.

Accounts 60 days past due will lose clubhouse and/or Canyon Nine privileges. Accounts 90 days past due will be sent to collections.

Aesthetic Guidelines Reminder Split Rail Fence Coverings: Dark green, vinyl-coated, 16-gauge containment wiring with transparent opening dimensions not to exceed 2” by 4” is the only approved containment wire that can be used to line two rail and/or three rail split rail fencing. Wire must be attached to the inside face (side not exposed to public view). Wire must cover full height of the fence, from the ground to the top rail. No other screen fences are allowed.

CC&R HIGHLIGHTS GARAGE USE – CC&R Article IV Section 18 Garage doors shall be closed at all times except when entering or exiting the garage or cleaning the garage. Garages shall not be converted to living space or used exclusively for storage.

Winter Reminders Holiday Decorations: As we head into the holiday season, please remember that holiday decorations may be installed up to 10 days before a holiday and must be taken down within 10 days after the holiday. For the December holidays, decorations may be installed at Thanksgiving and must be removed by January 31.

Public Street Snow Plowing: Public streets are maintained by the City of Reno. For more information on the street plowing priority listing, visit www.reno.gov or call Reno Direct at 334-4636. Somersett Parkway, Evening Rock Trail, Del Webb Parkway and Somersett Ridge Parkway are all classified as Priority 1 streets.

Private Street Snow Plowing: Private streets maintained by the Association are plowed according to the Board policy of 3” of snow accumulation. For more information on private street plowing, please call 624-9152. During inclement weather, the gates may be placed in a hold-open status to allow for snow plows to easily access the streets.

Street Parking: Please remember to be a good neighbor by not parking your car in the street for extended periods of time. If you see a car regularly and continuously parked on a public street, contact Reno Direct at 334-4636. For cars parked on private streets, contact the customer care center to report the non-compliance. No parking on private streets is permitted from 2 to 6 am unless a parking pass is granted for no more than 72 hours.

Somersett Parkway Sidewalk CLOSED Please remember that the front sidewalk along Somersett Parkway from the entry cottage to the 1st roundabout is closed. For your safety, please refrain from walking, running, biking, etc., on the path.

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Sign up for Emails Help the Association go green by signing up to receive Association letters via email. To enroll, please email Sean at sstapleton@rmillc.com.

Compliance Complaints If you would like to report a non-compliance of the CC&Rs or Rules and Regulations, please submit the complaint in writing to our Compliance Coordinator, Sean Stapleton, at sstapleton@rmillc.com.

Somersett Owners Association

2012 Meeting Schedule

We are notifying all homeowners as to when meetings of the Executive Board of Directors will be held as per NRS 116.31083.2, “not less than 10 days before the date of a meeting of the Executive Board.” The following are the scheduled meetings for 2012, including the annual membership meeting and budget ratification. All board meetings will be held at The Loft located in Town Square at 7665 Town Square Way, Suite 201. Agendas for the board meetings will be posted online at www. mysomersett.com and www.rmiconnect.com/somersett. Any changes to the meeting dates will be updated in the Somersett Living newsletter as well as online. Executive sessions, AGC and CSC meetings are not open to residents other than those on the agenda.

JANUARY 3rd 9 am CSC Meeting followed by Executive Session 3rd 1 pm Finance Meeting 5th 10 am AGC Meeting 19th 10 am AGC Meeting 24th 1 pm CSC Meeting followed by Executive Session 24th 4 pm Finance Meeting FEBRUARY 2nd 10 am AGC Meeting 9th 9 am Board Meeting 16th 10 am AGC Meeting 28th 1 pm CSC Meeting followed by Executive Session 28th 4 pm Finance Meeting MARCH 1st 10 am AGC Meeting 15th 10 am AGC Meeting 27th 1 pm CSC Meeting followed by Executive Session 27th 4 pm Finance Meeting APRIL 5th 12th 19th 24th 24th

10 am AGC Meeting 5:30 pm Board Meeting 10 am AGC Meeting 1 pm CSC Meeting followed by Executive Session 4 pm Finance Meeting

Winter Pet Safety

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n areas that get cold and snowy, temperatures can get downright dangerous for pets, especially for those who aren’t built for the cold.

Here are a few tips to help keep the colder months safe for everyone:

John A. Koehm, D.V.M., F.A.V.D. • Cathy A. Connelly, M.S. D.V.M. Dawn Hess, D.V.M. • Brian McLaughlin, D.V.M. Kelly MacLellan, D.V.M., M.Sc., M.Vet.Sc., D.A.C.V.S.

• Keep an eye out for automotive fluid: Both antifreeze and windshield washer fluids are hazardous to animals. Keep pets out of garages and other automotive areas.

• Wipe de-icing products off paws: If you walk your dog on de-iced roads or sidewalks, wipe off paws, legs and stomach when they come in out of the cold.

• Be wary of rodent poison: You may see mice move in when the temperature drops. If you exterminate rodents, use humane and safe traps rather than poisons.

• Watch the temperature: Indoor pets should sleep off the floor and away from drafts. Outside pets should have shelter with raised bedding.

Though frostbite and hypothermia is more rare in dogs than in humans, it can happen.

• Keep cats away from your car: Cats love warmth, so after you park the car, the heat from the engine can entice even the wariest of felines. Once under the hood, your cat could be seriously hurt the next time you start your engine. Bang on the hood and honk your horn before starting your engine.

With a few simple precautions, the wintertime can be a favorite time of year for both you and your pet.

—SUBMITTED BY COMMUNITY ANIMAL HOSPITAL

Dogs • Cats • Avian • Exotics (775) 746-0333 www.cahreno.com 4871 Summit Ridge Drive, Reno, NV 89523

Providing The Highest Quality Medical, Dental & Surgical Care To All Our Patients.

Russian Folk Music Gets A Classical Twist Trio Voronezh

Saturday, March 10, 2012, 8 pm Laura Jackson, Music Director Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts, downtown Trio Voronezh is a group of remarkable Russian musicians with a diverse and engaging repertoire. From classical pieces to folk tunes, gypsy dance songs to American pop favorites, Trio Voronezh surprises and delights at every turn.

Trio Voronezh

Tickets from $25 Pioneer Center Box Office, 775-686-6600, M-F 11am to 6pm, pioneercenter.com

getyourcultureon.com | 775.323.6393

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Life at Sierra Canyon • • •

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etirement life at Sierra Canyon by Del Webb doesn’t get any better in the state of Nevada. Just ask the residents! The standard refrain is, “There’s so much to do, it’s like living in a vacation resort day in and day out!” Others have compared Sierra Canyon to life on a cruise ship, where there’s really no end to what you can do each and every day.

Why are these comparisons made? Simply because the Del Webb brand of lifestyle allows residents to join a variety of organized resident groups that involve everything from card games and wine groups to knitting clubs and outdoor groups. Then, there are the many day and overnight trips filled with busy itineraries that are available to our residents. Other activities include a variety of fitness classes such as Tai Chi, Yoga, Pilates, body sculpting, Zumba and water aerobics, any of which may be of interest to those residents ready to get back in shape during their retirement. These activities are all available and centrally located within the community at the Aspen Lodge recreation center.

If the trips, fitness classes and more than forty different resident groups of varying interests don’t keep you busy, there are always the special speakers, educational seminars and social events held at the lodge.

The social events include holiday and theme parties plus individual community socials at the different parks in the villages. Odds are good you won’t find a better social life than the one found here at Sierra Canyon!

For 2012, make it your New Year’s resolution to participate in the variety of social offerings listed in this article and on our community calendar at www.sierracanyonreno.com. I am confident that you will not be disappointed after taking advantage of the many opportunities afforded within our community. Hope to see you at one of our many events!

Mike Aguilar, CMCA, AMS, CPO, Executive Director, Sierra Canyon

SAME-DAY APPOIN MENTS 80 medical professionals. 16 convenient locations.

When you’re sick or injured, you need to see a doctor today, not sometime next week. At Renown, we offer the convenience of same-day service for minor illness or injury. New or established patients can see one of our 80 Renown Medical Group medical professionals the same day you call, Monday through Friday, at 16 convenient locations in Reno, Sparks and northern Nevada. Urgent Care locations are open extended hours and weekends.

Call 982-5000 Monday through Thursday 7am – 7pm and Friday 7am – 5pm to schedule an appointment.

For more information, visit www.renown.org/sameday.

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Kids’ Fitness 4:30–5:15 pm Adult Pick Up Basketball 7–8:30 pm

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Last Chance Workout 8–10 am Snowshoe 9 am–3 pm Adult Potluck 6–8 pm

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Community Events for All to Enjoy • Somersett Resident Events The Club at Town Center Events • Canyon Nine Events • Private Event Specials

January

1~ Club Closed 2-6~ Winter Day Camp 9~ ASP Resumes 16~ Schools Out Camp 17 ~ New Resident Orientation 21~Adult Potluck 27~ Rental Open House 28~ Movie Night & Adult Social 29~ Little Tykes Golf

775-787-4500 www.mysomersett.com events@mysomersett.com 7650 Town Square Way in Reno, Nevada Take I-80 to Robb Drive exit and turn left on Sharlands Avenue.

Sharlands turns into Somersett Parkway.

Turn in at second roundabout.

Don’t forget to check the bi-monthly newsletter or online at www.mysomersett.com for additional Private Event Specials!

TCTC Inclement Weather Policy

We will do everything we can to open by 8 am and stay open till 6 pm. Please call ahead to 787-4500 or check mysomersett.com when you see snow outside.

April

2~ Canyon Nine In-Season Hours & Green Fees Start 7~ Eggstravaganza 8~ Easter 9-13~ Spring Break Camp 17~ New Resident Orientation 21~ Adult Potluck 25~ Little Tykes Golf 27~ Movie Night & Adult Social

July

4~ 4th of July Bash & Club Closes at 6 pm 9~ Pools Closed 14~ Fun Run & 5k & Wine & Dine 17~ New Resident Orientation 21~ Adult Potluck 25~ Little Tykes Golf 27~ Super TGIF 28~ Adult Social

October

5~ Girls Sleepover 13~ Fall Garage Sale 13~ Adult Potluck

soa@mysomersett.com

Customer Care # 775-624-9152 Reno Direct

Contact for Snow Plow on Public Streets 775-334-INFO (4636)

16~ New Resident Orientation

19~ Haunted House 20~ Touch-a-Truck & Fall Festival 24~ Little Tykes Golf 26~ Nevada Day Camp & Movie Night 28~ Pools Close 31~ Halloween

February

March

9~ SOA Social 10~ Daddy Daughter Dance 18~ Adult Potluck 20~ Schools Out Camp 24~ Movie Night & Champagne Social 29~ Little Tykes Golf

1~ Summer Camp & Swim Sign-Ups Begin 9~ Girls Sleepover 17~ Adult Potluck 21~ SOA Seminar 28~ Little Tykes Golf 30 ~ Movie Night 31 ~ Adult Social

15% off all Teen Room parties booked for March

One free round of golf on C9 for wedding party if ceremony and reception are booked by March 31st.

May

5~ Spring Garage Sale & Springfest 13~ Mother’s Day Brunch 16~ SOA Murder Mystery Social 19~ Adult Potluck 21~ Lap Pool Open 25~ Movie Night & Adult Social 26~ All Pools Open & Wine & Dine 28~ Memorial Day Bash 30~ Little Tykes Golf

August

2~ National Night Out 4~ Glowball 18~ Music on the Green 24~ Adult Social & End of Camp 25~ Adult Potluck 27~ School Starts & ASP Resumes 31~ Super TGIF

November

6~ Schools Out Camp 9~ Mother Son Soiree 10~ SOA Potluck 12~ Schools Out Camp 17~ Sip-N-Shop 22~ Club Closed 28~ Little Tykes Golf 30~ Movie Night & Adult Social

June

1-2~ Reno-Tahoe Odyssey 11~ Camp Starts 13~ First Farmers’ Market of the Summer 16~ Adult Potluck 17~ Father’s Day 20~ SOA Seminar 23~ Music on the Green 27~ Little Tykes Golf 29~ Super TGIF 30~ Glowball

September

3~ Carnival Celebration 15~ Adult Potluck 16~ Conquer the Canyon 19~ SOA Seminar 26~ Little Tykes Golf 28~ Movie Night & Adult Social 10 % early booking discounts for December College graduation parties.

December

1~ Canyon Nine Winter Hours & Rates Begin 14~ Holiday Open House 15~ Adult Potluck 24~ Club Closes at 2 25~ Club Closed 27-28~ Winter Day Camp 28~ Movie Night 31~ Club Closes at 2