LAKE HOUSTON COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
A very sweet resident wanted to pass along a suggestion of thanking The Enclave mail carrier. And maybe you have other ‘essential’ personnel providing services during this unique time that you would like to say ‘Thanks!’.
Below are free printable Thank You cards if you would like to print your own.
There’s still time!
For more information and to schedule a time for a Kingwood Photo Club member to photography you and/or loved ones (including your pets), which practicing social distancing, click HERE.
Scroll down in the above link to see if you recognize any of your neighbors that have already made that call!
This article is not intended to scare residents, but to educate.
Each year, several residents report a snake or two in the neighborhood. Most reports are of the nonvenomous type, like the Gulf Coast Ribbon Snake or Eastern Garter Snake.
But unfortunately, they are not the only snake that might be present from time to time. Texas also has several venomous snakes. The most likely to appear in our yards is the Southern Copperhead.
Click here for “A Guide to Snakes of Southeast Texas”.
The posting below appeared April 15 on the site “Nextdoor”.
Chris Wist, Lakewood Heights
Snake relocations and quick ID (Free)
“Neighbors, I want to once again, as I do every year, offer my services to you. I relocate snakes free of charge. If I am not able to relocate, I have a vast network of individuals who also relocate snakes. This is free of charge. My passion in life is spreading knowledge and understanding of one of the most misunderstood animals. If ever you find a snake, please contact me through here or on Facebook. I will immediately and positively identify your visitor. From that point we can decide if relocation is needed. I will offer my phone number to anyone genuinely interested in this offer. Please message me if you would like to save my number for this reason. I look forward to assisting and educating the community.”
Chris has provided the following information:
If ever you see a snake, try to capture a clear picture of it. If I get a picture in a text message, I will respond with an ID the second I see it. This also helps if the snake happens to get away so we can discuss what snake was visiting. Chris Wist 832-372-0292
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 17, 2020
Contact: Jessica Beemer (832) 393-3008 districte@houstontx.gov
Like many Photographers all over the country in these difficult times the Kingwood Photo Club wants to return something to our community and lift everyone’s spirits. Photos capture time, and they can also portray what is right in the world. During this period of time, in spite of everything else we are home with our loved ones. Let us help you commemorate those things that are positive. By doing this project our club wants to show the faces of Kingwood and bring our neighbors together virtually in this time of separation.
For more information and to schedule a time for a Kingwood Photo Club member to photograph you and/or loved ones, while practicing social distancing, click HERE.
The Enclave is one of the selected Kingwood neighborhoods as a couple of our Enclave residents are members of Kingwood Photo Club & have volunteered their time.
Click here for April 2020 Newsletter
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