 Change Your Clocks!Daylight saving time begins Sunday, March 12, at 2 a.m. Be sure to set your clocks one hour forward as daylight saving time begins on Sunday, March 12. This is also a great time to change your smoke detector batteries or replace your smoke detectors altogether, especially if they are more than 8-10 years old.
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Legacy Hills Golf Course Open House On Monday, March 13, The Legacy Hills Golf Course will be hosting an open house for all Sun City residents. This is a great opportunity for golfers, and non-golfers, to tour the beautiful Legacy Hills Golf Course! The event will be held from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. Carts will be provided as needed and the golf course staff will be available to help answer any and all questions. We look forward to seeing everyone!
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Filing Period for CA
Board of Directors:
March 13 - 31The filing
period for candidates running for the Resident Board of Directors
begins next Monday, March 13. Pick up an application at the Member
Services office or Click Here to download an application from the website.
Once
completed, return to Katie Newnam at the Member Services Office by 4 p.m. on March 31.
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Friday, March 17
9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Social Center Ballroom
& Parking LotJoin us for the Spring Vendor Fair! Meet local businesses ready to help you with
that next project, trip or service. Come visit with your friends and
neighbors and check out what your Sun City Texas Vendor Fair has to
offer!
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How You Can HelpApplications Due Mar. 17Eight Sun City Advisory Committees would
welcome your involvement. Existing openings are opportunities for you
to serve now while looking ahead to expansion. Be part of making
Sun City better.
To apply and for more information about Advisory Committees and current openings, Click Here. Applications are due Friday, March 17, online or at the Member Services Office by 4 p.m. Interviews will be held April 17 -21. Two of the committees with openings are:
Property & Grounds Committee:
3 openings
Members
monitor all CA property. They conduct annual inspection tours and
make recommendations regarding maintenance and replacement. Members
often have experience in engineering, water systems, facility
management, architecture, construction or landscaping.
Wildlife: 2 openings
Members
evaluate wildlife management strategies and work to ensure a balance
between wildlife and Sun City’s habitat. They educate residents through
publications and Town Hall meetings. A background in wildlife habitat,
or agricultural, land and game management is helpful to this Committee.
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Update & Town HallThursday, March 23
9:30 a.m. • BallroomGeorgetown Independent School District will hold a District Showcase at the Sun City Ballroom on Thursday, March 23 from 9:30 to 11 a.m.
The free event will feature a student-led showcase of programs including: - Underwater robotics
- Culinary arts with tasty treats to sample
- Health sciences
- Aeronautical engineering
- Fine arts
- Performances by the choir, orchestra, jazz band and theater group.
Superintendent of Schools Dr. Fred Brent will report on the district as a whole and discuss his hopes for the future.
_________________________ Is Your Contact Information Correct? Check your profile & preferences by March 31! 
EVEN IF YOU HAVE BEEN LISTED IN THE PRINTED DIRECTORY IN THE PAST, it is critical that each resident log in to the website to check and update their profile. You may also visit Member Services to make these updates.
Please Click Here to see important information regarding your profile and
directory listing.
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In
June, Sun City Texas will take part in the Austin Pond Society’s 23rd
Annual Pond Tour. They are looking for a few more ponds to include on
the tour set for June 3. If you would like to show off your beautiful
pond, please email 
The times are changing this weekend. Don’t forget to adjust your controller clock, as well as your other household time pieces. With unseasonable temperatures, and some semi-regular rain, we are still in a pretty good spot for leaving our irrigation systems off. Water continues to evaporate from the soil at an average of just under 1/10th of an inch per day. During the summer months, our systems need to apply about one inch of water per week. With that in mind, controllers should be set to no more than a 50% water budget. As long as the rain cycle is persistent, I would recommend a 0-25% water budget.
