Friday, July 7
Concert at 6:45 p.m.  - Santana Ways - Carlos Santana Cover Band
Movie at 8:30 p.m. - Sing
 
Grass Area behind Conference & Recreation Center
14075 Frederick Street
Moreno Valley CA
 
Come out to enjoy a free concert and movie!
 
Bring your lawn chairs and blankets (umbrellas, pop-ups, and alcohol not permitted).  Local food vendors will sell a variety of foods as well.
 
Additional information at (951) 413-3280 or www.moval.org/pcs.

The Association has fourteen (14) surveillance cameras and the system that runs the cameras for sale, as they have been replaced with new ones.  The cost per camera is $50.00 and the cost for the system is $250.00.  All items are sold AS IS on a first come first serve basis. 

If you are interested, please contact the office at (951) 485-2020.

The Association has four (4) pedal boats for sale, as they are being replaced with new ones.  The cost per pedal boat is $500.00 and are sold AS IS on a first come first serve basis. 

If you are interested, please contact the office at (951) 485-2020.

The Association has two (2) 50" LG televisions for sale that include the mounting hardware and hanging bracket; however they do not have a power chord or remote.  The cost per television is $150.00 and are sold AS IS on a first come first serve basis.

If you are interested, please contact the office at (951) 485-2020.

Due to the construction, the pool, spa and wader pool remain closed due to the open concrete areas and debris (dust, nails, wood pieces) that may fall into the area.  The gym is open for your use.

Work continues in the clubhouse and new gym, it is projected to be completed in July depending on any construction delays.
 
The following is in progress with construction:

• Installation of the additional 14 windows is under way; this will take longer than anticipated due to dry-rot damage and extent of stucco removed;
• The floor has been installed in the new gym and clubhouse;
• The appliances have been installed in the kitchen;
• Interior sanding and staining of the new wood ceilings; and
• Replaced the interior and exterior perimeter doors of the clubhouse, new gym and restrooms.

Please keep an eye on the website for updates and the grand opening celebration.

The Moreno Valley Animal Shelter located at 14041 Elsworth Street is hosting a Father's Day Pet Adoption weekend.  The fees during this weekend are: $50 adoption fees for dogs and $15 adoption fees for cats which include spay/neuter surgery, vaccines, and a HomeAgain microchip.  The event will be held on:
 
     Thursday, June 15, 10 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
     Friday, June 16, 10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
     Saturday, June 17, 10 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. 
 
This is the perfect time to provide a dog or cat a forever home while finding your newest four-legged family member.

For the Lawn:

Water your lawn in the early morning. Turf will have time to dry off before night, preventing disease.

Move it Up and Keep It Sharp. Raise the mower blade up a notch and sharpen the blade. Taller grass can withstand dry weather and a grass blade with a clean cut needs less water.

In the Garden:
 
Change out tired cool season annual flowers with heat-loving, summer annuals like dianthus, marigolds, portulaca and vinca.
 
Prune and feed azaleas and camellias once blooming has finished. An organic fertilizer like E.B. Stone Camellia and Azalea Food is best.
 
Busting at the seams? It’s time to divide and repot cymbidium orchids. Feed with a “growth formula” food such as Grow More Orchid 20-20-20 (Yellow) every two to four weeks.
 
Sow your seeds of heat-loving annuals such as corepsis, lobelia, sunflower and zinnia.
 
Go Crazy with Veggies. Now is the time to plant all summer vegetables including pumpkin, eggplant, peppers, watermelon and more.
 
Prune to shape all winter-flowering shrubs and vines, such as New Zealand tea tree, Geraldton waxflowers, Carolina jessamin and hardenbergia now.
 
Water-Wise, Weed-Free Gardening. Mulch all garden beds well to help regulate soil temperature, retain moisture, and help keep weeds at bay.  Use Concern Pre-emergent Weed Preventer.
 
Shield Yourself from the Sun. Make sure to wear a wide-brimmed hat and apply sunscreen when playing in the dirt.

Summer day camps are being offered as follows:

June 5 to August 4, Monday to Friday, 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

For Kids (5 to 11 years old) and Teens (12 to14 years old)
 
Enjoy art projects, dance, games, excursions, golf, sports, talent showcases, and much more in fun-filled environment with supervision.  Please provide two snacks each day, lunch will be provided.
 
Kids Camp Location:      March Field Park Community Center, 15325 6th Street
Teens Camp Location:   March Annex Center, 15450 4th Street
 
Contact the City’s Parks & Community Services Department at (951) 413-3701 for further information or to sign up.