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Canyon Nine
Check in at the concierge desk at The Club at Town Center.
Hours of Operation
September: 8 am–6 pm* October: 8:30 am–5 pm*
*Weather permitting
Canyon Nine has been set up for no-touch play and until further notice is free for all Somersett residents. Reservations are not required. Looking to get more exposure for your business? Advertise in Somersett Living! For more information about rates please call Kathy Hess-Slocum at 775-846-5656 or email kathy@justimaginemktg.com.
YOUR SOMERSETT REAL ESTATE SPECIALIST
“Seventeen of my 30 years of experience have been dedicated to creating and selling our wonderful community. ” RUBY VON SCHWERIN
NV REALTOR® | NV S.0026519
775 232 3884 rvonschwerin@chaseinternational.com
Reno office: 985 Damonete Ranch Parkway
Full Cocktail Bar 20 Craft Beers on Tap, Extensive Wine Selections don’t tap out, taphouse!
Peavine Taphouse Eats & Beats in Somersett town square has your cravings covered in the am and pm Order and Pay Ahead Online for Drive-Through Pickup peavinetaphouse.com • 775-276-6761
Pizza Pastas Salads Soups Tapas
Coffee + Breakfast Artisan Coffee from Coffeebar Bagels, Muffins, Breakfast Sandwiches & Organic Smoothies
All children’s programs are for members of The Club at Town Center. Register for TCTC Kids at the front desk. For all other programs, registration is through the MySomersett app (see page 5 for more information).
Before and After School Program
Monday through Friday | Grades K-5 Register at the front desk or by calling 787-4500
This program is designed to create a positive and engaging before- and after-school environment from 7–8:30 am and 3:30–6 pm Monday through Friday. Tutoring will be provided two days a week for those who may need a little extra help with their homework. We will provide two snacks (please tell us of any allergies). Space is limited – register today!
NEW GUIDELINES: Each family will be asked to fill out a waiver in order for their child to attend. This program will allow for 12 children to be enrolled in the program at any given time. We also have sociallydistanced our tables so that each child has their own space. Several tables have chairs closer together for siblings. It will be up to the parents of those siblings if you would like them to be socially distant from one another while in the care of The Club at Town Center.
Children will be required to wash their hands when coming in from the bus, outside and after eating. There will be no sharing of food. Snacks will be provided that are individually packaged or will be served by staff after they have washed their hands and are wearing foodservice gloves. We ask that all toys be left at home to avoid the issue of sharing.
BEFORE SCHOOL 7–8:30 am Monday-Friday Cost: $10 per day or $35 per week AFTER SCHOOL 3:15–6 pm Monday-Friday. We will staff for minimum days and early release days. Cost: $15 per day or $50 per week
Fall Break Camp
Monday–Friday, October 5–9, 7 am–6 pm $40 per day or $165 per week Register beginning Sepember 14 on the MySomersett app Grades K-5 | 5 child min.; 12 max A weeklong camp that offers games, science, crafts and just plain fun. You may register for a daily rate or for a full week. We will provide two snacks (please tell us of any allergies).
Nevada Day Camp
Friday, October 30, 7 am–6 pm Cost: $40 Sign up beginning October 12 on the MySomersett app Grades K-5 | 5 child min.; 12 max A day camp that offers games, science, crafts and just plain fun. We will provide two snacks (please tell us of any allergies).
Teacher Development Day Camp
Tuesday, November 3, 7 am–6 pm Cost: $40 Sign up beginning October 19 on the MySomersett app Grades K-5 | 5 child min; 12 max A day camp that offers games, science, crafts and just plain fun. We will provide two snacks (please tell us of any allergies).
Veterans Day Camp
Wednesday, November 11, 7 am–6 pm Cost: $40 Sign up beginning October 26 on the MySomersett app Grades K-5 | 5 child min; 12 max A day camp that offers games, science, crafts and just plain fun. We will provide two snacks (please tell us of any allergies).
MONDAYS–THURSDAYS » 8:30–10:30 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm; 5:30–7:30 pm FRIDAYS » 8:30–10:30 am & 10:30 am–12:30 pm SATURDAYS » 8–10 am & 10 am–12 pm
Register on the MySomersett app!
Kids’ Corner is free, two-hour childcare program which allows parents to enjoy Club amenities. Children ages 18 months to 6 years enjoy interactions and learning opportunities, such as crafts, outside play and the teaching of simple letter and numbers as well as the days of the week and months of the year. Parents of children who are not potty trained MUST remain on Club property. The program runs at a 1:6 ratio. 1 child min; 8 max
NEW GUIDELINES: Each family will be asked to fill out a waiver in order for their child to attend. This program will allow for up to 8 children to be enrolled in the program at any given time. Please drop your child off at the Kids’ Corner door and the staff will allow the child into the room. Please do not send toys and other personal items from home. Jackets and snack bags will be allowed. A staff member will help each child wash their hands as they come into the room. All children will wash their hands frequently throughout the session and before they leave. All drinks need to have names and will be kept on top of the cubbies out of reach of other children. When picking up your child, a staff member will help them gather their belongings and will bring them to the door for parents to pick up. No parents will be allowed to enter the room during pick up and drop off hours.
Kids’ Movie Night
Fridays September 25 & October 30 | $12/child (includes pizza and beverage) Ages 5–12 | RSVP on the MySomersett app by the Wednesday before Your child will watch a choice of two kid-friendly movies while enjoying pizza and the company of friends!
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SIERRA CANYON’S FUEL REDUCTION COMMITTEE & ITS MEMBERS
JIM SHELP CHARLIE FASSO MIKE LEHR JOE THERIOT
The Fuel Reduction committee is made up of retired firefighters and wildfire technicians with over 30 years of experience each. Their purpose is to reduce fire fuels that endanger the Sierra Canyon community during fire season. Thanks to their hard work, time and dedication, the committee has put together a plan of attack to target hazardous areas. Sierra Canyon feels safer with their experience and the members’ commitment to the community. Thank you, committee members, for all of your efforts!
ASPEN LODGE’S SHOWRUNNERS
PATRICIA HUTCHINSON “DOC” CRAIG HILL GAYLE ORR
The Aspen Lodge is not what it used to be before COVID-19. The Lodge is open thanks to the willingness of our Lodge Attendants to work and risk their lives every day for Sierra Canyon homeowners. When at the Lodge, you will always be greeted by one of these friendly faces. Thanks to the Lodge Attendants, the show can continue, although in a different version! The show includes things such as an extensive reservation system that changes constantly, and strict sanitizing practices after every activity and throughout the day.
Aside from being the showrunners, the Attendants are the enforcers! With so many new rules put in place to keep everyone safe, our Lodge Attendants are ensuring homeowners are wearing a face mask at all times, maintaining social distance, as well as overseeing homeowner reservations to enter the Lodge. Verifying that everyone has their name tag, Informed Consent Form and COVID-19 Waiver on file, is one of their daily duties. However, making sure that everyone is safe when at the Lodge, is their number one priority.
We thank Patricia, Gayle and Doc for running the show!
Whether We Face Prosperity or Adversity,
Reno Residents Trust Neoma to Lead us Through Tough Times and Preserve Our Quality of Life.
Reno means a lot to us. It’s our home. It’s where we raise our families, build our careers, make new friends, and lay down roots that last a lifetime. Neoma is proud to call Reno home. Neoma has spent her life advocating for the people of this city, protecting and enriching all of the things that make it so special. As your neighbor, she recognizes and works with you to respond to and solve neighborhood issues.
Neoma believes in advancing prosperity and preserving our way of life. She’s working to promote local businesses, enhance public safety and to implement a smart growth strategy that broadens opportunities while preserving our community’s unique character.
Neoma knows how to get results. Neoma has brought people together to create public safety initiatives and build new parks. She spearheaded programs to help our seniors and created a work program for our homeless - all while helping to pay down our debt by over $100 million.
