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It's time for ugly Christmas sweater parties! Friday night, 12/8/23, YAC will be having an ugly sweater Christmas party at the Nature Center, 6-8 PM. If you are a High School Student, come party and enjoy games, ugly sweater contest, hot cocoa, and free pizza! Bring a friend and don't miss out!
The Holidays are right around the corner.
Drop your kids off with us and get a jumpstart on your holiday to-do list.
Children will make cookies and play games while enjoying chicken nuggets.
Saturday, 12/9 | 5:30-9:30 PM | Discovery Center
You must pre-register online, open to children 4 years and older.
$10 for first child. $5 for each additional child.
Be sure not to miss out on this great opportunity to to get a head start on your holiday preparations.
Register Here: https://www.municipalonlinepayments.com/meadowsplacetx/easypay
This site is accessible to disabled individuals. For special assistance, please contact the City Secretary at (281) 983-2931 prior to the meeting so that appropriate arrangements can be made. The City of Meadows Place is committed to compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Since 1973, SOBA, or Save our Beach Association gets help from hundreds of volunteers to rebuild its sand dunes—which can get washed back into the Gulf on bad storm years. After the volunteers stake our trees down, SOBA also scatters Sea Oats seed which helps by catching the blowing sand to rebuild the dunes. Sea Oats are very important to natural and artificial dune stabilization but they have to have something to grow on….and that’s where our trees come in. They catch the sand and eventually act as fertilizer for the plants growing on them. A win-win all the way around.
Thank you to all who donated a tree and thank you Santana and Public Works for gathering them up and taking them down to Surfside. We appreciate it and I know SOBA members do too.
Since 1973, SOBA, or Save our Beach Association gets help from hundreds of volunteers to rebuild its sand dunes—which can get washed back into the Gulf on bad storm years. After the volunteers stake our trees down, SOBA also scatters Sea Oats seed which helps by catching the blowing sand to rebuild the dunes. Sea Oats are very important to natural and artificial dune stabilization but they have to have something to grow on….and that’s where our trees come in. They catch the sand and eventually act as fertilizer for the plants growing on them. A win-win all the way around. 
appreciate it and I know SOBA members do too.