The annual Easter Egg Hunt is today at The Boulders at Adventure Park on Cupertino.  The event is from 9am-11am.  We hope to see you there!

The San Tan Ranch Social Committee is holding the annual Easter Egg Hunt, this Saturday morning.  Email social@santanranch.org for more details.

We’ve been hit recently with a lot of spam activity on the Community Forum.  Unfortunately, we have been forced to turn on account validation for registrations to the website.  If you’d like to become a member, just fill out the New User form and we will approve it shortly.

Thank you very much to our residents who emailed to report the problem.  We have removed the offensive posts and the bogus accounts.  If you see anything else on the Forum that is inappropriate, please email us at santanranch@santanranch.org and let us know.

Date: Saturday, March 31st, 2007
Location: The Boulders at Adventure Park on Cupertino

The event is for kids aged 0-12. We will have 4 hunts for ages 0-3, 4-6, 7-9 and 10-12. Event will have jumpers, goody bags, prizes and Easter Bunny pictures. The event is from 9 – 11am and is FREE if pre-registered by March 26th. The event is $3.00 per child of not pre-registered. Email to social@santanranch.org to pre-register.

Don’t forget to come out to the Board of Directors Monthly Meeting! All members of San Tan Ranch are welcome. We encourage all of you to join us and provide feedback on the issues in our community.

Where: Higley High School Library
Date: Thursday, March 8th
Time: Homeowner comment session begin at 6:30pm; regular meeting begins at 7:00pm

We hope to see you there!

This is an archived article from the Town of Gilbert, originally sent in March, 2005.

This time of year, many landscapes may need a bit of tidying up as spring begins to generate new growth.  Pruning landscape plants is sometimes a source of confusion for many homeowners and association board members.  They often ask when? how? or why?, and may not understand that plants may not ‘need’ to be pruned.  Why does your water conservation office care about how plants are pruned?  Because frequent or repeated pruning actually increases plant water needs in addition to impacting their overall health.

The attached article should help answer most questions on this topic.

Spring Pruning Tips