Events

LCC contributed to the Spark Park at Sinclair Elem and our neighborhood has been invited to the dedication.   Thank you- LCC Exec Board

You are cordially invited to join

Dr. Rhea Brown Lawson, Director, Houston Public Library
and
Council Member Brenda Stardig, Houston City Council District A

for the

Re-Opening Celebration of the

Oak Forest Neighborhood Library

Thursday, April 21, 2011 | 3:30 PM

1349 West 43rd St. | Houston , TX 77018

832-393-1960

Last year H.E.B. selected Jaycee Park to receive one of their water playgrounds (a $250,000 donation).  Construction started on Valentines Day 2011 and all is finished except for some final details.  So now it’s time to bring your family and friends out to Jaycee Park on Saturday May 21st at 10am for a celebration sponsored by H.E.B.!  The firefighters and their fire engine are also scheduled to be at the party.

At past H.E.B. Water Playground grand openings, they have had ice cream, refreshments,  their mascot, H-E-Buddy, and a visit from Scott McClelland, President of HEB Houston.

Please see the attached invitation. All are welcome, so feel free to forward to all your family and friends.

Read more about Jaycee Park.

Sinclair Elementary will be holding their Pre-K and Kindergarten Round-Up on Thursday, April 7th.  There will be two registration times available:

• 8:30 am – Children are invited to attend.  They will have the opportunity to meet the teachers and create a craft with them.

• 6:00 pm – This evening session will be strictly informational and for registering.

To qualify for Pre-K and Kindergarten, your child must be 4 and 5 years old, as of September 1st, 2011.  Typically, Sinclair offers three types of Pre-K:  Tuition-Based Pre-K, Free English Pre-K, and Free Bilingual Pre-K (Note:  families eligible for the Free Pre-K programs must meet a series of certain criteria; see
www.houstonisd.org for further details).

If you are interested in learning more about Sinclair’s outstanding all-inclusive, early education program, please contact the school at 713-867-5160 and ask to speak with Ms. Clark, Principal or Mr. Vogler, Magnet Coordinator.

Come and say hello to your neighbors. Each month containing 5 Fridays we host a meet and greet at our home for all Lazybrook residents on the 5th Friday of the month.

In the 1960’s when our neighborhood began, impromptu social gatherings were the norm. Families got together for no reason other than saying hey and catching up. The Hooper House driveway was active most Fridays. 50 years later we are in a fast paced world and we have to actively seek our neighbor’s company. The Hooper House is now our home and we too love to visit with our neighbors. This past gatherings have been full and fun. We have some very colorful folks in Lazybrook. If you aren’t coming you are missed. Come help us get to know the new neighbors, visit with the original neighbors and hear about what’s up on the different blocks.

Who: Lazybrook Residents and families
What: Dinner by Richard Cade & Shane Davis
(Bring a small dessert or bottle of wine and
your TO GO bags for the many desserts left over)
When: April 29, 5:00PM – 8:00PM
Where: Melissa and Mark Cougle’s home
2110 Millwood Drive
Why: Why live in a neighborhood where you don’t
know you neighbors? Come say hello!

No unattended minors. No pets. No RSVP required. Melissa’s cell: 713-371-6467 Marc’s cell: 713-444-3351

The City of Houston Charter requires that the City Council expand to eleven single-member districts at such point that census data demonstrates that the City’s population exceeds 2.1 million residents. The City is interested in hearing from you and your neighborhood regarding your suggestions for the configuration of the new council districts. Attend this Town Hall meeting and tell us what you think.

Tuesday, March 22, 2011
6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Oak Forest Elementary School
1401 West 43rd St.
Houston, TX 77018

Parking located in 2 school lots along West 43rd St. Additional street parking located along Oak Forest Dr. and Lamonte Dr.

This public town hall meeting is open to all Houstonians! The City of Houston has set up a web page detailing information regarding the redistricting process. Please check back frequently, as it will be updated as new information becomes available. Vietnamese and Spanish language versions of the site are also available.

There will NOT be a map of new districts available at the redistricting meetings. This phase of the process is designed to hear from the public BEFORE the City of Houston draws any proposed map.

Go to http://www.houstontx.gov/planning/2011/index.html for more information.