May/June 2020
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INSIDE STERLING LIFE IN THIS ISSUE... 4
Manager's Message
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Empty Nester’s Clubs
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Summer Camps
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11 Chalk the Walk Resident Amenities Card Replacement If you have lost your Amenities Card, replacements are available for $25 each at the Clubhouse. Please call the Clubhouse or email Activities@Sterling-Life.com for an appointment. Lost Pet/ Animal Disturbances For lost pets, dangerous animals and/or unclaimed pets, please contact Hall County Animal Services at 770-531-6829. Within Sterling on the Lake, dogs barking more than 15 minutes continuously should be reported as a nuisance to Hall County Animal Services. Mailbox Replacement/ Repair Mailbox Standards: Mailbox standards include Brass Numbers, a Metallic Silver Accented Medallion and a black semi-gloss finish on the mailbox and pole (Do-it-Yourself with Rustoleum Textured Paint, Semi-Gloss Black (#7220)). Order replacement numbers by contacting the Clubhouse. Clubhouse Office Information 770-965-3980 Clubhouse Hours & Address Mon – Tues 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Weds 1 p.m.-6 p.m.,Thurs-Fri 9 a.m.6 p.m., Sat 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sun 12 p.m. – 5 p.m. 7005 Lake Sterling Boulevard CMA after hours emergency number 404-835-9100 Please call this number for emergencies involving amenity and common areas such as fire, flood, etc. To advertise in Sterling Life, contact Leah Nelson at The Times 770.535-6330 - lnelson@gainesvilletimes.com Sterling Life is a publication of The Times. Subject matter published is the opinion of the author and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the publisher of this newsletter. Professional advice should be obtained before making any decision in which a professional is readily available. Advertisers assume responsibility for the content of the ads placed in publication. Material published may not be reproduced without the written permission of The Times. The Publisher has the right to refuse any advertising it deems inappropriate and may do so through the negotiation of an agreement with the customer; this may include advertising that is explicit or pornographic, that is political in nature (including ads that are pro- or anti-political issues or for any member of a political party or candidate for office), etc. The Publisher and/or Sterling on the Lake has the right to refuse or discontinue inclusion of any advertiser in the Sterling Life publication for any reason at any time.
Private Schools Hebron Christian Academy............................................ 770-963-9250 Lakeview Academy............................................................ 770-532-4383 Maranatha Christian Academy....................................... 770-531-9625 Riverside Military Academy............................................. 770-532-6251 Sugar Hill Christian Academy......................................... 678-745-4121 Lanier Christian Academy............................................... 678-828-8350 Child Care & Preschools Carrington Academy........................................................ 844-826-3425 Chestnut Mountain Academy......................................... 770-967-7105 Winnford Academy........................................................... 770-945-3338 Friendship Learning Center............................................ 678-546-9002 Goddard School................................................................ 770-967-6737 Lakeview Academy............................................................ 770-532-4383 Primrose School (Crossroads Drive)........................... 770-932-5573 Prince of Peace Preschool............................................... 678-960-0077 Kids of Covenant Child Care......................................... 678-769-5437 Ms. Heather’s Educational Adventures......................... 678-936-6534 Colleges and Universities Brenau University.............................................................. 770-534-6299 UGA Visitors Center........................................................ 706-542-0842 Georgia Perimeter College............................................. 678-407-5000 University of North Georgia.......................................... 706-864-1400 Medical Services Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta....................................404-785-KIDS Emory Eastside Hospital.................................................. 770-979-0200 NE Georgia Medical Center (NEGA).......................... 770-219-9000 NE Georgia Medical Center (Braselton)..................... 770-848-8000 NEGA Lanier Park Campus............................................ 770-219-0023 Gwinnett Medical.............................................................. 678-312-1000 Government Services Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce.......................... 770-532-6206 Flowery Branch City Hall................................................ 770-967-6371 Flowery Branch Police Department............................. 770-967-6336 Flowery Branch Post Office........................................... 770-967-6431 Hall County Fire Department........................................ 770-531-6838 Hall County Sheriff’s Department................................ 770-531-6885 Spout Springs Hall Co. Library....................................... 770-532-3311 Hall County Animal Control/Services.......................... 770-531-6829 ......................................................................(after hours) 770-536-8812 Tax Commissioner/Auto Tags......................................... 770-531-6950 Utilities/Services Jackson EMC...................................................................... 770-536-2415 Charter Communications............................................... 678-410-9362 AT&T.................................................................................... 800-436-8638 Gainesville Water/Public Utilities.................................. 770-535-6878 Direct Satellite/Dish Network....................................... 678-714-1495 Red Oak Sanitation........................................................... 770-536-7868 Street Light Outage/Jackson EMC................................. 770-536-2415 (When calling to report a street light outage; please reference the street light number on the front of the pole)
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HELPFUL LOCAL NUMBERS
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Public Schools Spout Springs School of Enrichment............................ 770-967-4860 World Language Academy............................................... 770-967-5856 C.W. Davis Middle School............................................... 770-965-3020 Flowery Branch High School.......................................... 770-967-8000 DaVinci Academy...............................................................770 533-4004 Martin Technology Academy of Math & Science........ 770-965-1578 Lanier Charter Career Academy................................... 770-531-2330 Chestnut Mountain Creative School of Inquiry......... 770-967-3121
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Association Manager’s Corner
The Manager's Message
Dear Homeowners, Spring is in the air, and we have finally received a reprieve from all the rain. The Greenwood Group has explained that since we had such a wet winter that we should expect weeds in our lawns and more Red Ant mounds than usual. Their recommendation for residents is to use both pre- and post-emergent treatments to try to control the weeds in your lawn. For the ants, if you are in the common area and you see an ant mound please email sterlinginfo@ greenwoodgroup.net with the approximate location so we can help keep our parks safe from these insects. With the arrival of Spring many residents install summer flowers in your landscaping beds.If your landscaping beds have an area for perennial flower the following are some suggestions to consider for your beds: Lantana’s, Vincas, Impatience or Begonias. Please remember when replenishing your landscaping beds with mulch please use the approved black and brown mulch or pine straw. Please do not use red mulch or wood chips. If you are planning to paint your home, do any exterior repairs, or landscaping enhancements, please submit a Design Modification request along with the documentation and the $75 modification fee to the Clubhouse lock box, located the right of the Clubhouse front door, for review by the Design Review Committee. The community continues to move forward with plans for the summer. The trail signs have been installed thanks to help from the Lakes and Trails Committee. The Lake 4
Pavilion has been repaired and painted, and gutters have been added to help with erosion control. The committee is looking at additional enhancements for this venue in 2021. Twelve Crepe Myrtles have been added to the island, and the Clubhouse Trail is scheduled to be re-paved in May. The Sterling on the Lake Board of Directors are happy to announce that the Transition Committee has been established and will begin their meetings in May. The members are as follows: Charlie Jemo, Jean Marie Ellis, Erin Mundy, David Benson, Shawn Lesko, David Welch, and Joe Lanford. We look forward to working with these residents as we move towards the Resident managed community. The Board has also established a Landscaping Committee to work the me and the Board to plan landscaping within the community. The committee will be involved with the landscaping enhancements of the common areas and overseeing the Landscaping company. If you are interested in joining this committee, please contact Tammy Quinn my email is tquinn@cmacommunities.com. The Board, my staff, and I would like to thank the Community for your continued help and cooperation during the COVID 19 outbreak within our state. If you have any questions, please email me at tquinn@cmacommunities.com. Regards,
Tammy Quinn,
Community Manager for Sterling on the Lake
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Association Manager’s Corner
UPCOMING EVENTS Who to Contact for Quicker Responses Clubhouse Main line is 770-965-3980
Property Administrator, Brittany Hawkins, bhawkins@cmacommunities.com Applications for modifications and general account and amenity areas questions. Activities Director Maggie Shay, mshay@cmacommunities.com Information about activities and events, clubhouse and lodge rentals, marketing, Sterling-life.com questions and amenity access cards. Community Manager Tammy Quinn, tquinn@cmacommunities.com Community concerns and matters relating to the Board of Directors and the HOA. Landscape - Greenwood Group sterlinginfo@greenwoodgroup.net
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Empty Nester Clubs & Groups
Due to the current state restrictions, as of the date of publication, all Sterling on the Lake events have been cancelled until further notice. If you would like to join the Empty Nester’s email distribution list please go to www.sterling-life.com, sign into your account > Update Profile > Personal/Web Info > Subscriptions > Select Empty Nesters If you have any questions about joining please email Maggie at mshay@cmacommunities.com. If you would like more details about any of these clubs or future Empty Nester events please visit www.sterling-life.com > Activities > Empty Nesters or email emptynesters@sterling-life.com.
WOMEN’S ACTIVITIES Bunco Group- Wednesday Canasta Mexican Train Dominos Golf Walking Group Sewing and Quilting Group Knitting and Crochet Group Luncheon Ladies’ Night Out MEN’S ACTIVITIES Men’s Breakfast Golf ROMEO Lunch Tennis
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CO-ED GROUPS/ SINGLES American Mahjong Dominos Euchre Club Hiking Group Travel Group Art Group International Dinner Club 60’s-70’s Music Seminar/Roundtable Music and Song Circle Pickleball Sterling Reviews Book Club Steaming Mugs Coffee Club Theater and Music Group Singles Just Want to Have Fun!
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Community News INTRODUCING A unique opportunity to embrace the lake lifestyle at Sterling on the Lake
CUSTOM BUILD HOMESITES FOR SALE Sterling on the Lake is offering a Custom Lot Program, exclusively inside The Preserve. Choose your lot, bring your own builder or choose one of ours, and build your dream home. One-acre and two-acre lots are available.
The Preserve is a beautiful neighborhood located off the beaten path, yet close to Sterling on the Lake’s many amenities. Act now, lake resort living is waiting for you.
A limited number of opportunities remain for this home-building experience of a lifetime. Contact us today.
Jamie Mock | 770-616-1531 | jamie.mock@evrealestate.com May/June
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Community News
INTERNATIONAL
SOCCER CAMP June 8th-12th
Sterling on the Lake Main Clubhouse rear field by the pool
Name Age Group Tiny Tykes Resident Ages 3 -5 Tiny Tykes Non-Resident Ages 3 -5 Half Day Resident Ages 6 -14 Half Day Non- Resident Ages 6 -14 Goalkeeper/Goal Scorer Ages 6 -14
Camp Time 9-11am 9-11am 9-11am 9-11am 9-11am
Pricing $117 $127 $160 $170 $25
Combining British Soccer and TetraBrazil with a new international curriculum!
Register at Challengersports.com or come by the clubhouse to pick up a registration form.
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Heating & Cooling Plumbing Gas Line Work
Five Year Winner
Ductwork Modifications
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Association News & Events
Sterling on the Lake’s Bear Hunt Thank you to all the families that displayed teddy bears somewhere around their house! We have so many kiddos that loved going on a “Bear Hunt” around Sterling!
Thank you to all residents that shared their quarantine stories and pictures with us. Here is a little recap of
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Association News & Events
Sterling on the Lake’s
Chalk your Walk
Thank you, resident Gary Nix with Georgia Real Estate Depot, for hosting such a wonderful event for Sterling on the Lake Residents! Thank you to everyone that participated in Chalk your Walk event and congratulations to first place winner Ally Shedd, second place winner April Curlee, and third place to Sarah Glass. Winners won gift cards to local and resident owned restaurants, Maynards at the Corner and Little Italy!
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The Realtor That Cares! SHEILA DID IT AGAIN! 7563 Brookstone Circle • 6 Bedrooms, 6 Baths, 3800+ Square Feet, Fenced Yard, Loft • Full Finished Basement with 2 Baths, Bedroom, Kitchen, Wet Bar, & Storage • Beautiful Classic Gray REAL Hardwoods, Quartz Kitchen Countertops, 3 Car Garage, Stone & Brick Accented Exterior
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Class of
Graduating from Flowery Branch High School
Plans on attending Georgia College and State University in the Fall where she will be studying Mass Communication with a concentration in Film and a minor in Theatre.
Regan Hutton
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Graduating from Flowery Branch Hig
Graduating from Flowery Branch High School Plans on attending Kennesaw State University in the engineering program. Interests: He was active on the Flowery Branch High School competitive fishing team, is an Eagle Scout and loves hunting and cars.
Alexander Salb
Drayton Carter Matus
Graduating from Flowery Branch High School
Graduating from Flowery Branch High School
Plans on attending University of North Georgia Interests: Tennis, Fishing, Hunting
Plans on attending Georgia College & State University in the fall and majoring in middle school education
Nate Shedd
Sarah Brown
Graduating from Cherokee Bluff High School
Graduating from Mill Creek High School Graduating from Mill Creek High School Plans on attending Kennesaw State in fall ing and hanging rlead chee : ests Inter ds frien with out
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Kaylee Breaux
for the Plans on attending Berry College gram as Pro ent em nag Professional Tennis Ma Degree ting rke well as a Business/Finance/Ma nis ten as Interests: Church & Bible study, g, hanging well as skateboarding, coachin ng concerts, with family and friends, attendi or 2 and Tok thrift shopping, creating a Tikcoffee! or grabbing an occasional boba tea
Plans on attending University of North Georgia (UNG) Interests: Health & Fitness and Science
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Graduating from West Hall High School
Graduating from Cherokee Bluff High School
Plans on attending UNG for business. Interests: He is continuing to grow his landscaping company. He loves to meet new people.
Rachel Eck
Jesse Wylie
Graduating from Buford High School
Graduating from Flowery Branch High School
Plans on attending UGA in the fall to study exercise and sports science. Interests: running Cross Country and Track for FBHS and is involved in the youth group at her church.
Mia Luciani
iversity in Plans to attend Stanford Un the fall. enjoy life. Interests: hike, wrestle, and
Charlie Darracott Graduating from Flowery Branch High School
Graduating from Cherokee Bluff High School
Plans to study Finance Interests: Enjoys playing soccer throughout high school
Plans on attending Georgia Southern in the fall
Ella Reilly
Davis Mundy Graduating from Kennesaw State University
Graduating from Flowery Branch High School
After graduation, she will be employed by Nolan Transportation Group Interests: Omega Phi Alpha - a service sorority, served as President for a year
Rachel Seaman May/June
Plans on attending Brenau University Interests: BU Competitive Cheer team, CBHS Varsity Competitive CheerAssistant coach, hanging out on the lake with friends, working at Cool Under the Collar with Mrs. Dolores, and interning at Kids Dentistry
Plans to attend University of North Georgia Interests: Plays Tennis for Flowery Branch
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Graduating from Flowery Branch High School
Graduating from Mercer University
Plans to attend UNG Gainesville then off to Georgia Tech to pursue a career in cyber security Interests: Loves musical theater and video games
Degree: Biomedical Engineering with a second major in Biochemistary and Molecular Biology Plans to attend Washington University St. Louis to pursue a PhD in Biomedical Engineering.
Amanda Cimino
Cameron James
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Graduating from Mill Creek High Sch
Graduating from Flowery Branch High School and taking courses at LANIER TECH FOR WELDING! Plans to continue at Lanier tech to get a degree in welding. Interests: Competitive online gaming and working out
Bradley Hobgood
Noah R. Faircloth Graduating from Buford High School
Graduating from Flowery Branch High School
Plans on attending The University of North Georgia and Majoring in Business and Hospitality Management. Interests: Musical Theatre, spending time with family and friends, and church.
Plans on attending The Georgia Institute of Technology and majoring in Industrial Design and will be a member of the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Marching Band!
Ryleigh Elaine Allen
William Garrett Bennett
fall, Plans on attending UNG this health sciences. ek, Interests: Football for Mill Cre x Xbo g yin Honors graduate, and pla
Matthew Waller Graduating from Jackson County Comprehensive High School
Graduating from Flowery Branch High School
Garrett is in the delayed entry program with the US Marines and is scheduled to leave for boot camp July 2020. Interests: the military, metal fabrication, wrestling and motorcycles
Plans on attending Kennesaw State in the fall. Interests: Science
Megan Costello
Graduating from Cherokee Bluff High School Graduated from SCAD (Savannah College of Art and Design) with his MFA
Plans on attending Free Chapel College with a focus in Pastoral Leadership Interests: hanging with friends, trail riding in his Jeep, jet skiing, fishing (anything to do with the water!)
Richard Goodwin Jr.
Christian Costabile
Graduating from Buford High School
Graduating from Lanier College Career Academy
and Plans on attending college cations uni mm Co majoring in Business tball ske Ba and participating in NCAA all, Interests: Basketball, Baseb & Business Entrepreneurship g fit, yin sta and out Marketing, working . sic listening to mu
Plans to continue his education and pursue his dreams. Interests: Football, hiking, and working with children at Boys and Girls Club.
Jason Luke Nave
Caleb Andrew Williams Graduating from Flowery Branch High School
Graduating from Flowery Branch High School
Plans to attend Erskine College on a Bass Fishing Scholarship. He will compete in national college Bass fishing tournaments.
Plans on attending Full Sail University in Orlando, Florida to study Film Interests: Traveling, photography, hanging out with friends, watching movies, and playing tennis
Avery Hammock
Traci Timmons Graduating from Georgia College and State University (GCSU) and majored in Early Childhood Education.
Graduating from University of Georgia
Perrin A. Williams
Graduate School of Public & International Affairs (SPIA), Masters of Public Administration (MPA) Plans on working in Public Policy & Administration for a Federal/State/ Local Municipality and/or non-profit Interests: Non-profit management, public service/public administration, working out and staying fit, and fine dining.
Macaely Nix
Plans on becoming an elementary teacher and having her own classroom full of students Interests: Delta Gamma, playing tennis, reading, hanging out with friends and family
Graduating from the University of Georgia from the Terry College of Business with a BBA Major
Graduating from Oglethorpe University with a degree in Finance
Plans on working with Protiviti in Atlanta Tennis, Video Gaming, el, Trav : ests Inter College Football
Plans on starting his first real job in June. Interests: playing baseball for Oglethorpe
Dylan Childress
Jalen Granski
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Graduating from Flowery Branch Hig
Graduating from Buford High School
Tech, and Plans on attending Lanier ta State then transferring to Valdos , enjoys Interests: member of DECA dog. her es lov playing soccer, and
Plans on attending Piedmont College for Master’s degree in Nursing (Neonatal nurse practitioner)
Matisyn Hill
Angie Jones Graduating from Flowery Branch High School
Graduating from Flowery Branch High School.
Sierra Lutz
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Plans on attending Georgia College and State University on a volleyball scholarship, majoring in Chemistry and minoring in Biology. Interests: volleyball, which she has played since her freshman year at FBHS and plays club volleyball at A5 Mizuno.
Plans on attending the University of North Georgia Interests: hanging out with friends, playing guitar and creating digital storyboards with digital character development.
Gabe Anglin
Graduating from Flowery Branch High School
Graduating from Flowery Branch High School
Plans on attending Lanier Technical College for Electrical Systems Technology
Plans on attending the University of Tennessee He is interested in forensics and engineering. He will be marching with the Pride of the Southland Marching Band at the University of Tennessee.
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Calendar Graduating from Samford University with a Bachelor of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders.
Graduating from Buford High School
Plans on attending the University of Mississippi in the fall for graduate school. Interests: painting, traveling, and running.
Matt Alford
Hillary Lawrence Graduating from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine with her MS in Health Sciences-Physician Assistant Studies
Cara Nell Blenke
Graduating from Peachtree Ridge
Evan Bursinger Graduating from Buford High School
Graduating from Cherokee Bluff High School
Plans on attending Samford University and pursue a major in Communication Disorders with plans for graduate work to become a Speech & Language Pathologist; minor in Dance
Plans on attending Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in the fall to study agricultural engineering. Interests: enjoys playing baseball, riding horses, competing in rodeos and hanging with his friends.
Jacob Jones Graduating from Flowery Branch High School
Graduating from Flowery Branch High School
Plans on attending UNG Dahlonega Interests: enjoyed being the President of the Marching Band and Beta Club as well as performing in the Wind Symphony and Winterguard.
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Plans on working in Orthopedic Surgery or Orthopedic Trauma Interests: her golden retriever, Rudy; running and working out; target shooting; traveling; and Notre Dame football
Jillian Clark
Abigail Hartter
Plans are not finalized, with college in Florida, SC or Australia being considered Interests: lighting for concerts, he’s been on the staff at 12Stone Church for a year working on the production tech team
Plans on attending Georgia Institute of Technology to pursue a biology degree. Interests: enjoys traveling abroad and early morning CrossFit workouts.
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Anna Katherine Grady
Graduating from Flowery Branch High School
Graduating from Flowery Branch High School
Plans on attending Columbus State University on an athletic scholarship and plans to pursue a degree in Biology & Spanish. She will be playing for the Cougar’s women’s soccer team. Interests: Soccer, Hanging out with friends, Biking
Plans on attending Georgia Tech in the fall to pursue a degree in Neuroscience Interests: avid outdoors girl, loves adventure and travel. Really enjoys time with her friends.
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Graduating from Flowery Branch Hig
Graduating from Mill Creek High School
ball career Plans to continue his basket iness in college and major in bus ting, hun , ing fish Interests: Basketball, and music
Plans on working on a couple of projects and then plans on attending college with majoring in the Arts, with an emphasis in filming.
Riley Vire
Judson Burney
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7:30-8:30am Yoga 9-11am Men’s Golf 9:30-12pm Ladies Golf 6-8pm Pickleball 6:30-7:30pm HAC Meeting 7-9pm Sterling Reviews Book Club
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9am-12pm Ladies Walking Group 9-11am Pickleball 9:30-10:30am PIYO 11am-12pm Senior Stretch Fitness 11:30am-1:30pm ROMEO Lunch 11:30am-12:30pm Fly Fishing 101 6:15-7:15pm Body Blast
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9am-12pm EN Hiking Group 9am-10am Pickleball 9:30-10:30am PIYO 11am-12pm Senior Stretch Fitness 11:30am-1:30pm ROMEO Lunch 11:30am-12:30pm Fly Fishing 101 6-8:30pm Mercy MATters 6:15-7:15pm Body Blast 6:30-9pm Co-Ed Dominos
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9-11am Pickleball 9:30-10:30am PIYO 10am-2pm EN Co-Ed Art Group 11am-12pm Senior Stretch Class 11:30am-1:30pm ROMEO Lunch 11:30am-12:30pm Fly Fishing 101 6:15-7:15pm Body Blast
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7:30-8:30am Yoga 9-11am Men’s Tennis 10-10:30am Happy Feet Ballet Class 2-3:30pm Happy Feet Ballet Group 6-8pm Pickleball 6:30-7:30pm Modification Committee Meeting
7:30-8:30am Yoga 9-11am Men’s Tennis 9:30am-12pm Sewing/Quilting Group 10-10:30am Happy Feet Ballet Class 2-3:30pm Happy Feet Ballet Group 2:30-5:30 American Mahjong 6-8pm Pickleball 7-10pm Euchre
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9-11am Men’s Tennis 11am-2pm Luau sponsored by Country Financial at Clubhouse Pool
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A TEACHER'S TALE:
Shanon Lutz's Story Students and teachers lives changed overnight with the onset of COVID-19. Shanon Lutz, Sterling resident and secondgrade teacher at Ivy Creek Elementary with 26 years teaching experience, was called in for a staff meeting on Thursday, March 12th, where they were told to take home their computers and some essential materials in case of the need for a couple digital learning days. The school was already going to be out that Friday for a makeup snow day, but little did they know they were going to be out for the rest of the school year. That Sunday, after learning that school was going to be out for more than a couple of days, several of the secondgrade teachers got together and began making videos for their kiddos. If a teacher specialized in a subject, he/she would create a video teaching a lesson on that subject and share it with their colleagues. Teachers had to quickly readjust their curriculum, which meant focusing on math, reading, and writing. Many teachers are trying to teach those subjects through science and social studies but keeping their focus on the core subjects.
Lutz shared some of her biggest challenges. • NO busy work! It is easy to give them worksheets or videos to watch, but we need to make sure the kiddos are completing projects and work that will keep them moving forward. • Another challenge is making sure the kids are not spending the whole school time on the computer. In most households there are two or more kids that all need to share a computer for their schoolwork. Teachers have to give some instruction on the computer then have an assignment that does not require them to be on the computer. • Lutz is using digital learning although she admits to not being tech savvy. Lutz is learning a new online program, where kids can turn in their work and get graded, and where she can video with them without the program causing glitches. • Since families are not all on the same time frame, Mrs. Lutz is always on. Parents are reaching out to their kid’s teachers all day now because everyone’s schedules are so different. Instead of having a normal 8-4 school day Lutz is now having almost 12-hour days. There have been some positives to come from all this. • She feels like she has really gotten to know her class because when they zoom the kids are showing everyone where they live. They are meeting siblings and pets. • Parents are now more involved and invested in their child’s education. Parents are also getting creative with how they are teaching their kids. • Many parents are showing their gratitude by reaching out to Shanon thanking her for teaching their child every day. • Teacher parades! Shanon has loved driving around different communities to see her kids. Many kids come outside with posters made cheering on the teachers. She said it is also fun to see kids she used to teach and seeing how much they’ve grown. Sterling on the Lake wants to thank all the teachers for their dedication and hard work during this time.You have been given an impossible task and are making it work for the kids!
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Carly Preston's Story: FROM THE FRONTLINE
Carly Preston is a Registered Nurse with Northeast Georgia Health System. On March 30th, two weeks into the COVID-19 pandemic, Carly felt God tugging at her heart to serve in a bigger way. “God has tugged at my heart through this pandemic. I’ve been wanting to care for these sick patients. I’ve been hoping to help lighten the load of nurses who are being crushed under the weight of the workload. I knew as a high schooler that I wanted to change lives and serve and leave an impact, well God certainly delivers on His purpose for me…I will be flying to New York to work for six weeks.” Carly made the decision to be a travel nurse in the ICU, which means traveling to New York, the heart of the pandemic, with little supplies to keep her safe, and a state with no friends or family for comfort. Here is Carly’s story of day one… “Day One: Surreal. A day in the life of a nurse working in a HOT COVID-19 unit. First day. A quick orientation will suffice. Review all the necessary skills of an RN, sign a hundred forms and get shuffled into a group of other agency nurses. At least we have each other. Go have a quick 30-minute lunch, find your way to the ID office in a 1500 bed hospital. Scarf lunch. Follow another agency nurse because he looks like he knows where to go. Get told you’re reporting to CCU after your badge prints. Sprint to the bathroom because once you gear up, it’s over. Turn your backpack around on the way up. Start putting on your scrub cap, N-95, shoe covers. All the other nurses stare but you don’t care what they think because you have to protect yourself. Walk into THE COVID-19 ICU. The hottest place in the hospital in terms of virulence. A knot ties its way into your gut and pray to God you can remember your spatial awareness. It’s eerie. Every door is closed. All IV pumps have been rigged with extension tubing so the critical drips remain outside the room. Alarms are blaring everywhere. No one seems to rush to them. This is normal. Patients desaturating everywhere.Youngest is 35. Oldest is 65. All of them intubated and sedated. All of them infected. Nurses are yelling, crying, arguing, but ultimately working together to weather the storm.Your group is told seven patients will be moved to a new makeshift ICU and we are going to help. They ask the group who wants to go first, and your hand immediately shoots up. What the hell am I thinking? Oh well, good for you honestly, you came to work, not gawk at the surroundings.You are ushered to a room, backpack still on. Told you will take this patient and open the new unit, five floors above. “Yes ma’am.” You look around and see a Gambro CRRT machine and your heart soars.Your favorite machine.You tell the leader in front of you that you are experienced with this CRRT machine and she yells with joy. “HEY! Guys, I’ve got another CRRT nurse here, these nurses are legit! Thank you for coming sweetie, you don’t know how happy we are to have you.” Tears burn behind your eyes. But nope, you don’t have time for tears. 26
You look around.You see a blue gown in a package and claim it. You put it on along with two pairs of gloves.You Find a clean surgical mask, claim it too so you can protect your precious N-95.You see a stack of face shields, get one before you can’t find another.You find a box of bouffant caps to add another layer of protection to your head.You feel somewhat prepared. But can’t decide if you can smell the sick unit through your mask. Brush it off, you’re okay. Don’t touch anything.Yet. You see the Braun IV pumps that you have extremely minimal experience with and feel a sense of disappointment.You grab the nurse at the room you are assigned to move and ask him to help you learn these pumps. He is uncommonly kind. He thanks you immensely for coming to help. He is eager to help you learn. He teaches you how to program the pumps and you try to remember every move he makes.You have to learn this now. You can’t ask for help on this again.You have to learn it now. You’ve moved your patient up to the new ICU.You can’t help but think you just smeared the halls and elevator with COVID. No wonder this this isn’t going away.You roll into a makeshift ICU. There are monitors and oxygen and suction. Basics. Thank you, God. There are some supplies. There are no linens. There is a Pyxis, but you don’t have access. Shit. Your ICU brain kicks into gear. Do what you do best. Do what you know.Your heart rate is good.Your NI blood pressure is good, but that A-line isn’t working. Troubleshoot. There it is, perfect.Your oxygen is fantastic. 97%.You look at your vent. 60% FiO2 and 11 PEEP. Well shit. Okay at least my sat is good. Temperature? No temperature cable. No thermometer.You have to figure that one out. These patients are hot and HOT.Your patient is fine.Your patient is heavily sedated. Shed your first pair of gloves. Forget how you shamed other people for applying hand sanitizer to their gloves because you’re one of them now. Don’t you dare take off that first pair. Don’t you dare expose your hands. It’s two hours in and you are keenly aware of the inability to catch your breath. It’s hot and muffled.You are wondering if it’s just the mask or you actually already got infected. But seriously you can’t breathe.Your plastic blue gown is sticking to any skin it can find and you’ve got beads of sweat running down every inch of your body.You’re wondering why it’s so damn loud in here and realize it’s the system creating a negative pressure environment for you.You hope.You finally get a thermometer. One. For an 11-bed makeshift ICU. Okay we’ll make it work.Your patient’s temp is 99.6. Not bad honestly.You suddenly realize you’re left with two vented patients. Alone. Everyone either went to transport another patient or ran to grab a bite to eat while they had five minutes. Alone.You know nothing about this hospital.You have no numbers to call. No resources. Okay God, can you please just keep these two friends of mine in line until I get more help? People.Yes, thank God. It’s only been 30 minutes, but it felt like forever. It’s hot as hell.Your patient is surprisingly doing great. Next door, she’s struggling.You go help and hunt down supplies that she needs.You realize your patient doesn’t need much but these other patients do. These other nurses are struggling.You run, you help, you troubleshoot, you fight for supplies, you get creative, you start inventing things. Hours pass.You can do this.You can help.You are a great resource. These other nurses are fantastic.You are learning so much. We are working together. Team nursing. We are fighting together. We share a few laughs along the way. It’s okay. The most significant thing is the film that has formed in your mouth making it hard to talk. More patients roll in. The unit keeps getting hotter
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and HOTTER.You start to panic slightly. It’s gotten harder to breathe; you have a rash on your chin, but you better not touch it. Don’t you dare.Your scrubs are soaked completely, and you realize you didn’t bring a change of clothes. Idiot.You check your patient’s temperature and its 98.8. Oh my gosh, he’s afebrile. I didn’t do much but shit if that’s the only thing I did, that’s okay. Maybe he’s fighting. The night shift nurse walks in and you feel like crying, or hugging her, or both. But you do neither.You realize you never got a report and you know nothing about this patient in your bed.You only know his access, his drips, his vent settings, his UOP, and that’s pretty much it.You apologize for your lack of knowledge about the patient but there wasn’t anything in the chart either. It’s sad really.You look at your patient and think of what a shitty job you did.You didn’t do mouth care, you didn’t turn, you didn’t find him a clean gown. Stop. You kept. him. alive. Heart rate 61. Blood pressure 122/63. Sat 100%. Temp 98.8. Pulse and a pressure and a pleth. He’s alive. And so are the other five patients on the hand-me-down ICU. We did a damn good job. You have to know that’s enough.You have to. No deaths=great day. Exhaustion hits.You find a pair of paper scrubs to change in to.You sanitize literally everything. Except your skin, even though you wish you could. You fight the urge to rip off your N-95 because you can’t form words with your cakey mouth anymore.You didn’t stop for water, it’s too dangerous to risk exposure.You realize the paper scrubs are see through, but you couldn’t care less. Let everyone see your coral underwear.You place your valuable face shield and N-95 in a paper bag.You carefully place your HOT scrubs into a separate paper bag.You planned on biking home, but you just can’t muster up the strength.You walk out onto the streets of New York and slide into the first cab.You don’t care how much it costs; you just want to be home.
You wipe the cab’s door handles, tip him extra and carefully make your way up to the 6th floor.You sanitize your badge, your phone, your shoes.You carefully peel off the see-through paper scrubs and place them in a trash bag.You spray Lysol everywhere.You start your laundry and make it hot.You make it to the shower and as much as you want to drink the bottle of water you have waiting for you. Don’t. Don’t risk it.You clean in with a wet wipe and bring it in the shower with you.You look at your face in the mirror and see the impression your N-95 mask has made; you wonder when you’ll start getting skin breakdown. You wash your face twice. Nothing you do rids your mouth of the film that has formed.You decide you can’t take it any longer and you chug every ounce of water and then wish you had brought three more in with you.You wash your hair twice.You scrub your skin twice.You wash your face again because you just don’t feel clean.You put on your favorite lounge pants and sweatshirt and make your way to the kitchen for food. You scarf down half a container of watermelon because it’s cold.You make a bowl of cereal because it’s easy You eat on the terrace because there’s fresh air out there. Tons of it.You don’t care how cold it is, you’re sitting out there as long as possible. Maybe you can even sleep out there. The sounds of New York are growing on you.You recount the day and realize they never told you when to come back. But you already know when you’ll return. It’s hell, but it’s desperate and they need you. So, rest up nurse, 40 more days.”
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