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Inaugural Pearland Half Marathon The Inaugural Pearland Half Marathon will take place on Sunday, March 24, 2019. Runners & walkers from Houston and many surrounding counties, will tow the starting line, ready to run! T h e Pe a r l a n d H a l f Marathon will start and finish at Pearland High School and the course will run through Pearland, with a fun loop around the Trail at John Hargrove

Environmental Complex. Spectators will line the course, to cheer on their family and friends. Hydration stations, stocked with water and electrolytes, will be at approximately every mile. All Half marathon and 10K participants will receive a commemorative participant shirt and finisher medal! If running isn't your jam, please consider volunteering! We are looking for MANY volunteers to cheer on the runners, pass out water and much more. All volunteers will receive a yummy breakfast along with a comfy t-shirt. For big volunteer groups, please contact Lisa Hartman at lisa@irunproductions.com To register to run or volunteer visit us at www.runpearland. com Come join us for a great time, we look forward to seeing you there!

February 2019 • Volume 11, Issue 2

Silvercrest PTA BRR! Winter is in full swing, as is our new term. We have a lot to be proud of and a lot of future events to enjoy. Let’s continue to focus on good study habits and good winter health, Spring will be here before we know it!

PTA Reflections Competition: Heroes Around Me We would like to congratulate all of our advancing entries in this year’s Reflections Competition, as well as express our appreciation to all students who participated! We had an amazing set of entries, and our judges thoroughly enjoyed reviewing all of them. Advancing entries have moved onto the Council Level for further review, with the potential to advance to the State and National Levels. These students were recognized at our Reflections Celebration at the General PTA Meeting in January. Please join us in congratulating the following students: (Continued on Page 2)

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Silverlake Important Numbers Police/Fire/Ambulance Emergency....................................911 Brazoria County Sheriff Non-Emergency..........281-331-9000 Poison Control....................................................800-222-1222 Texas Pride Disposal Waste Mgmt.......................281-487-5000 .........................................................www.texaspridedisposal.com SiEnvironmental (Water - MUD 3 & 6).............832-490-1600 Severn Trent (Water - MUD 2)............................. 281-578-4200 Center Point Energy (street lights need 6 digit #)....713-207-2222 ..............................................www.centerpointenergy.com/outages Brazoria County Mosquito Control.......281-331-6106 Ext. 1532 Brazoria County Animal Control.......................... 281-756-2265 Brazoria County Road & Bridge (street & curb repairs)................ ...............................................................................281-331-3197 Call Before You Dig............................................... 800-245-4545 Center Point Energy (gas)...................................... 713-659-2111 Pearland Post Office............................................... 281-485-5278

Silverlake HOA Info Daniel Harris, CMCA, AMS - Community Manager Crest Management Company Silverlake office location 10100 Broadway St #110 Pearland, Texas 77584 daniel.harris@Crest-Management.com 281-272-6377 Office www.crest-management.com HOA website: www.SilverlakeHOA.com Nathaniel Griffin - Assistant Manager 281-272-6375 nathaniel.griffin@crest-management.com Clubhouse Rentals contact

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PRIMARY DIVISION, GRADES KINDERGARTEN - SECOND Dance/Choreography Reese Christensen, First Grade, Heroes are Everywhere Around Us Photography Noah Matthes, Second Grade, Airplane Heroes Visual Arts Jessie Zhang, First Grade, A Girl Police Caught One Male Thief Annabelle Yuan, Second Grade, Bunny Hero in China Albert Zhang, Kindergarten, A Firefighter Saved One House INTERMEDIATE, GRADES THIRD - FOURTH Dance Aubrey Daniels, Fourth Grade, Upon the Shoulders of Giants Film Laurel Jones, Third Grade, Heroes Around Me Literature Ishaan Aggarwal, Fourth Grade, The Heroes In My Life! Music/Composition Lillian Venske, Fourth Grade, That’s Why We Call Heroes Photography Luke Matthes, Fourth Grade, Heroes Above Us Visual Arts Suri Li, Third Grade, MOMs are Heroes Around Me! Arianna Li, Third Grade, Dog Rescuer

Spring Book Fair It’s the Scholastic DINO-MITE Book Fair: Stomp, Chomp, and Read! Super-size fun awaits when the school community is turned into reading raptors, bookceratops, and readasaurus rex bookivores ready to unleash their inner dino and enjoy a stomping, chomping, reading good time! We will need volunteers to assist with set up and take down, look for a sign up on PT Avenue!

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Box Tops

Notice:

It’s time for our Spring collection of Box Tops! Forms are due February 22nd. Don’t forget to check expiration dates, as we can not send in those that are expired. Remember to link your Randalls card to Silvercrest! This earns funds for the school each

Do not place trash or any other debris (including grass, brush, leaves, cut tree limbs, etc.) in any of the common areas for pick-up. If this should happen, the HOA will charge back the individual homeowner for the debris disposal fee.

time you shop. Remember to link your Randalls card to Silvercrest! This earns funds for the school each time you shop.

February events 2/5 - Smallcakes Spirit Night 2/12 - PISD Swap Shop 5-7pm 2/20 - AR Store Volunteer Opportunity It's never too late to join the Silvercrest PTA, www.joinPTA.org. Join us in support of student success and building a strong Silvercrest community

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Preventing Frozen Pipes

The American Red Cross has good advice concerning preventing frozen pipes. Recommendations to consider before and during the onset of cold weather: • Close any inside valves that supply outdoor hose bibs • Open outside hose bibs and allow water to drain, keep valve open • Newspaper can provide protection to exposed pipes in areas that do not have frequent or prolonged temperatures below freezing. • Keep garage doors closed • Open kitchen and bathroom cabinet doors to allow warm air to circulate around plumbing • Let water drip from the faucet as even a trickle of water helps prevent freezing of pipes • Keep the thermostat set to the same temperature both day and night • If you are away, leave the heat on in your home to a temperature no lower than 55 F • Wrap exterior pipes with commercial pipe wrap or old towels or cloths Don't forget about plants and pets when the temperature drops. Protect plants with cloth coverings and keep pets indoors.

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Flour Beetles There are two types of flour beetles that may be encountered in the home- red and confused. These beetles are small (about 1/8â&#x20AC;? in length), reddish-brown to brown in color with a somewhat flattened body. Adults can be long-lived and survive up to 3 years. To tell the difference between the two, you would need to look closely at the tip of the antennae; red flour beetles have a distinct 3-segmented club while confused flour beetles have a gradually formed 4-segmented club. Fortunately, you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t really need to get that detailed in identification to manage them as they feed on similar foods and are often found in the same areas. Flour beetles feed on grain dust and milled grains, but can also feed on undamaged grains. In homes they may be found in cereals, flour, pasta, dried beans, chocolate, nuts, herbs, spices, crackers, dried pet food, dried flowers and cake mix. With large populations of the insects, they may cause a foul taste and odor to infested products due to a secretion from their scent glands.

Red flour beetles are able to fly while confused flour beetles cannot, so it is possible for them to move to different areas of the house. If you are having a problem with flour beetles, but cannot locate the source in your pantry, check other Confused Flour Beetle areas of the home such as where pet food is stored or areas with dried flowers or potpourri. Sometimes people see flour beetles during or after they have had a rodent infestation because the beetles can eat grain that may be in rodent baits or eat food from rodent nests where food was stored. Management tips: • Inspect all food items and get rid of anything infested. If you do not want to throw away infested food, you can either put in in the freezer for a week or heat in the oven at 200 degrees for 2-3 hours to kill off insects. • Clean all pantry areas, making sure to get any grain dust out of cracks and crevices. Use a cleaning solution after all debris is removed. Seal any cracks where grain dust may accumulate with a sealant product.

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• Do not buy damaged or expired items from the grocery store. • Use products promptly. If you go away for a period of time (a week or more), store items in the freezer. For more information or help with identification, contact Wizzie Brown, Texas AgriLife Extension Service Program Specialist at 512.854.9600. Check out my blog at www. urban-ipm.blogspot.com Red Flour Beetle This work is supported by Crops Protection and Pest Management Competitive Grants Program [grant no. 2017-70006-27188 /project accession no. 1013905] from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture. The information given herein is for educational purposes only. Reference to commercial products or trade names is made with the understanding that no discrimination is intended and no endorsement by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service or the Texas A&M AgriLife Research is implied. The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service provides equal access in its programs, activities, education and employment, without regard to race, color, sex, religion, national origin, disability, age, genetic information, veteran status, sexual orientation or gender identity.

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