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Saturday, March 27, 2010,10:00 am

Southland Hills Annual Easter Egg Hunt!

On the Front Lawn of the Presbyterian Home, The Easter Bunny will be making an appearance! If you are planning to attend, please deliver one dozen filled, plastic eggs (per child) by 3/26 to: Sue Corona at 405 Alabama Road or Jenn Lohse at 30 Southland Court. (Rain date 4/3)

Announcements

February 2010 - March 2010

SHIA Newsletter

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February 1, 2010

Single stream recycling arrives in the County on Monday, February 1st.

This means that wherever recycling collection has existed before, residents may place all their acceptable paper and bottles & cans out for collection, mixed together, each week. The range of acceptable recyclables has also significantly expanded. Please see www.bcrecycles.com for further details.

January 23, 2010

School Boundary Recommendations for West Towson Elementary School

The following PDF shows the boundary option that was presented to the Baltimore County Board of Education. All options had included Southland Hills attending the new West Towson Elementary School. Stay up-to-date at the Towson Families United Blog.

December 2009 - January 2010

SHIA Newsletter

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December 2009

Towson Swim Club—Last Chance!

We are entering the last few weeks to make this wonderful opportunity a reality. If you don't want to personally use the pool or already belong somewhere else, consider purchasing a patron membership certificate for the improvement of the neighborhood and your home's value.

Baltimore County has agreed to give us an incredible deal on very valuable land that was donated to the County more than 100 years ago. Empty land in the heart of Towson isn't easy to come by. We should take advantage of this. We do not want to be standing on another drug store parking lot wondering about what could have been.

Please see the Web site for more information: http:www.towsonswimclub.com.

Southland Hills Improvement Association

SHIA Dues

It is that time of year again, please pay your annual dues. Southland Hills Residents enjoy many fine events that allow us to come together as a community in the midst of our busy lives. Your dues are necessary to maintain these events. If you have already paid, thank you!

Monthly e-mail updates

Southland Hills President will send monthly updates via email to all residents who have provided an e-mail address. This e-mail will inform neighbors of any new information, minutes of the last board meeting, upcoming events, etc., by directing residents to various links on the website.

Newsletter

October - November 2009 (PDF)

Overcrowded Schools in Towson

Towson Families United

This is the group that has formed to deal with the county's unwillingness to appropriately deal with the overcrowding that is occurring in our schools. Due to their efforts, the West Towson elementary school will be built and open by Fall 2010.
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Highlights

Highlights

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Easter Egg Hunt!

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Southland Hills Improvement Association (SHIA) is a volunteer organization dedicated to the improvement of the quality of life for all residents of this unique community.

Projects

Projects

Plant Your Own Tree and Save $10

Increase the Urban Tree Canopy in Baltimore County

For the second year, Baltimore County homeowners are planting trees in their yards with the help of the Growing Home Campaign. For more information … 

Presbyterian Home of Maryland

Adopt a Grandparent

Spend a little time with one of your neighbors.
For more information

Donations for New Trees

The recent removal of several dead tress in the mini-park has left it looking bare. The County will replace some of them, however, a few more trees would certainly make for a more inviting common space. Anyone wishing to make a donation towards a new tree should contact Amy Welling. Or if you have not paid your dues, you may add extra to be put towards the tree fund.