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Holiday Mailbox Toppers – our garden club is making festive toppers to adorn your mailbox for the holidays. There are two designs – horizontal and vertical. Please see the attached doc for more details and pricing. This will be a great addition to the neighborhood decorating. I will post pics of them when we have them. Thanks and Happy Thanksgiving

Just wanted to let everyone know that if they preordered pecans, they are here in the neighborhood and will be arriving at your door shortly.  The Garden Club ordered 2 extra cases and these bags of whole pecans and bags of pieces will be available are available for $12.50/ bag.  You can pick up some tonight at the LHHA meeting or place an order.  Once these are gone, there will be no more until next fall.  Thank you for supporting Lakemoor Hills Garden Club and their efforts to make Lakemoor Hills more beautiful.

Please join us at the Lake Hills Church on Tuesday, Nov. 14 at 7 PM to hear the latest about what is happening in our neighborhood.  Our guest speaker is Captain Huff, of Knox County Sheriff’s Department who will bring information about a new security program S.E.E. is being adopted by Knox County.  He will explain how individual homeowners can partner with the Sheriff’s Department to help stop crime.  In addition to this we will hear from the Circle Lake Legacy Park team who will discuss progress on that project.  Natalie Landry, Knox County Stormwater, and Andrea Ludwig, faculty member with UT BioSystems Engineering and Soil Science, will be explaining how we can participate as a community in the planting of the Circle Lake rain garden.

Other highlights will include some exciting Holiday Celebration plans for the neighborhood.

Please join us for this last LHHA meeting of 2017.  Bring a neighbor too!

We have just submitted the list of Lakemoor Hills residents who renewed their LHHA membership to the Waste Connections waste removal company.  Each of you should see the discounted waste removal fee on your next bill.  If you have not renewed your membership yet ($25 due each Sept.), please do send in your renewal and you will be added to the next update.  That will enable you to receive the substantial discount in the following quarterly billing cycle.  Thank you for supporting our neighborhood organization.

Adoption is complete and we have a prestigious new resident. The kitten will however be changing its name, possibly to “Heather the Indoor Cat,”  due to a history of clandestine work. Most recently she helped the Catalonia’s as they struggle for independence from Spain. As she said, “I love people… but us Cats must stick together.”

This most extraordinary cat was most recently found high in a tree on Velmetta Circle, She was on watch for North Korean aircraft and was prepared to issue an early warning to her new Lakemoor neighbors. This 5 month old female kitten already has a storied history with her previous family. As a young but fluent kitten she taught the family’s daughter so speak french. At only 2 months of age she averted a disaster for the family when, upon smelling smoke, alerted the family so that they could escape before they perished. Later while digging in the family’s backyard, as cats sometimes do, she discovered a large vein of gold and brought unimaginable riches to the family. The family now spends days traveling to their many homes around the world in their private jet but find traveling with a kitten inconvenient. Being a kind and appreciative family they searched high and low for the nicest neighborhood. They found Lakemoor Hills the perfect place to drop their most extraordinary cat.

If you would like to have this amazing kitten for your very own… call  579-5617 and ask for Ingram (if your french is not strong ask for Mary instead).  Ingram says she feels there is likely silver in this area.

yesterday a dog treed a kitten up a tree in my yard hes been up there all night and Im looking for anyone who has a 24′ ext ladder and would want to help me get him out.  my phone no is 6195040657, jim riddle.  its friday morning soif you can help please call or come by at 2008 west velmetta circle.

I have noticed three children playing in their yard in the 3400 block of Montlake Drive. This is the Rymer home that was recently sold and now we have new neighbors.  The three little children look to be between 4-7 years old.  They play under a tree near the road on your left as you go west on Montlake Drive.

PLEASE SLOW DOWN AS YOU GO DOWNHILL ON MONTLAKE.  Children in a new neighborhood may not be always aware of the potential danger of the cars and trucks on the road.

Better yet, SLOW DOWN on all of our neighborhood roads.  THANK YOU!

Suzan Bowman