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Westover Park
League City, TX
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Announcements & Fun
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Join the westover park running club. Call Cindy @ 713-306-9645 for the details!
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Kandiland is now offering half-day preschool programs!
Kandiland has been in business since 1985. We are a family owned and operated Christian-based preschool with an infant and afterschool program, as well. Our preschool program meets the state of Texas’ Pre-K Guidelines.To better serve our community, we are now offering a half-day preschool program for ages 3-5 years. We want to allow children of stay-at-home parents’ the same opportunity to learn and grow with Kandiland!
For more information call or stop by for a tour. Tours are available from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. or by appointment. Reserve your child’s spot today!
Kandiland Day School
180 Westover Park Ave.
(281) 338-9625
www.kandiland.com

Insurance serves as a safety blanket for the major purchases in our lives: house, car, jewelry. What about your hard-earned money? As banks continue to evolve, more products and services are being offered to the consumer beyond that of traditional checking and savings accounts. And just like you review the coverage on your car insurance policy, you should also check that you are receiving maximum coverage through your bank and that your accounts have been structured properly.
The FDIC, an independent agency of the U.S. government, provides a standard deposit insurance amount of $250,000 per depositor, per insured bank. It is possible to qualify for more than $250,000 in coverage if the accounts are deposited in different ownership categories (i.e. single accounts, joint accounts, trust accounts, etc.) If structured properly, a husband and wife can insure up to $1.5M based on the number of deposit accounts held. Those accounts protected include deposits in a checking account, NOW accounts, Savings accounts, Money Market Deposit accounts (MMA) and CDs.
The FDIC does not, however, insure money invested in stocks, bonds, mutual funds, life insurance policies, annuities or municipal securities, even if purchased at an insured bank.
Effective December 31, 2010 through December 31, 2012 all funds in a noninterest-bearing transaction account are insured in full by the FDIC. This temporary, unlimited coverage is in addition to, and separate from, the coverage offered under the FDIC’s general deposit insurance rules.
So, are your deposits covered and how much is your FDIC coverage really worth? For more information and to see how we can structure your account to provide the maximum coverage stop by HomeTown Bank of Friendswood Bay Area, 3211 FM 528, or contact Vice President Chris Salinas at 281.648.9000. Member F.D.I.C.
Source: www.fdic.gov
League City In-Home Mother’s Day Out
& Kindergarten Readiness Program
Tuesdays & Thursdays 9AM-2PM Starting March 1
Experience: Texas Certified Teacher, ESL Certified, taught PreK-2nd grade, Literacy Coordinator for Alvin ISD
Curriculum: letter recognition, letter sounds, colors, counting, number recognition, sorting, art, music, dramatic play, story retelling, basic addition and subtraction concepts, shapes
*Each week a newsletter will be sent home with a description of what we will learn in each subject area.
Pricing: Mother’s Day Out: $20/day, 2 or more children: $15/day each
For more information contact:
Carli Bolden
832-771-3518
bolden@comcast.net
Located in: Westover Park, League City
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Lost and Found
Email me if you have any items -- lost or found -- or lost pets. This website reunited about 6 lost pets with their owners in 2009!
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Builders & Homes For Sale
There have been many home builders in Westover Park, including Perry Homes, DR Horton Homes, Emerald Homes, Taylor Woodrow Homes, Newmark Homes, and Ryland Homes. If you have particular questions about a builder, please call me. It is very important to use a realtor when buying a new home. The people working in the model homes have a job - it is to sell homes at the highest possible price.
Click here for all homes for sale!
(Updated Daily!)
ABOUT WESTOVER PARK,
IN LEAGUE CITY
Westover Park is a 500 acre master-planned community in League City, Texas that will eventually include approximately 1,400 homes clustered around numerous neighborhood parks,lakes, and commercial parcels fronting on State Highway 518. A newly completed multi-purpose recreation center includes three swimming pools, a pool house, a multi-purpose sports field, playground, lake, and park. The community has been designed to offer a quality lifestyle in a convenient location at a reasonable price. Home prices range from the $150's to the $350's.
The community is located in League City on the south side of State Highway 518, approximately three miles west of Interstate 45. Westover Park is located in the highly acclaimed Clear Creek school district, and is convenient to area recreational and cultural amenities, as well as shopping and major employment centers.
MY WESTOVER PARK
NEIGHBORHOOD DIRECTORY
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Directory, click here!
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Westover Park Schools.
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WESTOVER PARK
TRASH & RECYCLING!
Tuesday and Friday are trash days.
Recycling pick up is on Tuesdays! Get your recycling bin from the water department at City Hall. (adjacent to the library).
Paper:
All types, including news-paper, magazines, cardboard, corrugated paper and packaging materials.
Cans:
Aluminum, tin, and steel.
Metal:
Aluminum foil and some scrap metal.
Plastic:
Marked Numbers 1 through 7, including milk, water, detergent and juice jugs; plastic soft drink bottles; and polystyrene food containers and cups.
Glass:
We DO NOT accept glass of any kind. Glass creates many serious safety problems during the recycling processes of delivery and sorting.
Glass Recycling
New Recycling Drop Off: League City is going green. A glass recycling drop off location has been set up at the League City Public Works building at 1535 Dickinson Avenue.
At this location, they also accept oil, oil filters and antifreeze.
The hours of operation are Monday – Friday 7:30 am to 5:30 pm.
Heavy Trash
pickup is on Friday.
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