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Matt Lafata’s Weekly Email Newsletter |
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March 29, 2007 – Volume 6, Issue 13 |
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Hanging out and exchanging crime fighting ideas with McGruff the Crime Dog at last weekend’s Easter Eggstravaganza event at Warren Park.
This newsletter and information source is designed to bring us all a little closer together each week by providing coverage of so many things going on in our community. There are so many amazing things in this newsletter, as there are every week. Please forward this newsletter to all your friends and neighbors and encourage them to sign up to receive it themselves. They will greatly appreciate you for it as no citizen should be without this important information at their fingertips. Let’s work to get all Frisco citizens on this list as a more informed society is a more functional society.
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Inspirational Quote of the Week:
“The time is always right to do what is right.” – Martin Luther King, Jr.
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In this jam packed issue you will find lots of great information. There is something for everyone including the following…
Matt Lafata’s Weekly Email Newsletter Newsletter Sponsor – Legendary Self Storage: Spotlight on…The Embassy Suites Frisco Presents Champagne Easter Brunch: Mrs. Texas United States® Pageant – Be a Part of It: Easter Holiday at Strikz Entertainment: Tornado Talk…by Junior Sports Reporter, Kaleigh Lafata: Tornado to Face Santa Fe in South Division Semi-Finals; Home games slated for April 13th and 14th: 4th Annual Monte Carlo Night – An Evening Under the Stars: Summer Fashion Show and Silent Auction: Spring Mulch Sale – Introducing ECO MULCH from CCRS: Loving Expressions Seeking Sponsors: Heritage Green Community Garage Sale: Frisco Heights Community Garage Sale: Heather Ridge Estates Community Yard Sale: The Trails of West Frisco Spring Yard Sales and Flea Market: Sparks Elementary Looking for Volunteers for Carnival: Nursery Help Needed at First United Methodist Church: Third Annual Frisco Special Olympics Golf Tournament: Frisco Rotary Club’s Annual Tee Off For Kids Golf Tournament: Golf Tournament Benefiting the Frisco Ballet: Hector and Friends---The Four Seasons!: Collin County Songwriters Association News: Use Your Coupons and Donate FREE Food to the Food Pantry (Frisco Family Services Center): Frisco Retired Teachers Association Upcoming Meeting: Want to “Tee It” Up For a Round of Golf at Craig Ranch?” Women’s Professional Golf Returns to Frisco April 9-15, 2007, The Trails of Frisco Golf Club: Happenings in Frisco ISD by Sarah Ianace: Frisco RoughRiders Scholarship Opportunity: Leadership Empowerment Lecture at DBU-North: Calling On All Aggie Volunteers and Sponsors: Businesses Needed to Sponsor $100 Cancer Fact Signs: Photos with Live Bunnies to to Benefit "The Miracle League of Frisco": How to Prepare Your Child for Hospitalization Free Seminar: Texas Hold’em Tournament (04/13/2007) Benefiting the St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Community: Saturday, April 28th 20007, Arbor Day 5K and 1K Seedling Run: 2nd Annual Motherless Daughters Day Luncheon: Crossroads Family Services Needs Volunteers: Frisco Special Olympics Seeking Volunteers: Tin Star Fundraiser Night - Benefiting Autism Speaks - Tuesday April 17th 5pm-9pm: Frisco Residents of Color to Host a Soiree for the Senses: 2nd Annual Frisco Child Safety Day - Only a Few Sponsorships Left!: Cornerstone Living presents Saturday Gardening Fun!: St. Philip’s Episcopal Announces Holy Week Schedule: First United Methodist Church, Frisco: First United Methodist Church Easter Sunday Services: Genesis Metro Church Easter Services: Preston Trail Community Church presents "Showers & Flowers": First Baptist Church Frisco Charity Golf Tournament: Mayor’s Golf Classic to be Held Monday, May 7, 2007: ITIP Golf Classic to be held on May 14, 2007: Commission-Based Sales Positions At HRchitect: Financial Planning and Insurance: Not So Scary After All!: Upcoming Events at Barnes & Noble Stonebriar Centre: Children’s Medical Center Chip Moody Classic Gears up for 20th Anniversary: Frisco Square to Host “Fair in the Square” with State Fair Carnival Operator – Talley Amusements: Calling on all Aggie Volunteers and Sponsors: Collin County Ballet Theatre "Sleeping Beauty Tea": Stonewall Democrats of Collin County: Landscape Detail/Design by Glenn E Kopanski, United States Navy Retired: What’s the Latest on the South End of the Dallas North Tollway?: Inaugural Tom Landry Awards Dinner Planned in Collin County: Westin Stonebriar Resort Named “Hotel of the Year”: Capitol Steps by Rep. Ken Paxton:
Answering Questions for Kids and Young Adults:
As you know, communication and sharing information is something that I spend a lot of time doing. I frequently get asked to answer questions for kids and young adults for school projects or leadership programs. Usually the project involves getting these questions answered from somebody in a leadership position, and as a City Council member, I’m always happy to take the time to do this. If your son or daughter ever needs questions answered from a leadership figure for projects of any kind, please feel free to contact me or have them contact me directly.
Alternatively, if your child is interested in learning more about city government and has questions, feel free to contact me.
Finally, if you are looking for a speaker to talk to a group of kids or young adults about city government or Frisco in general, I’m happy to try and schedule something.
Matt’s Blog - Blog - an online diary; a personal chronological log of thoughts published on a Web page – LAST UPDATED 1/30/07
Newsletter Staff Members and Contributors
Matt Lafata – Editor and Publisher – 214-336-3355
Kaleigh Lafata – Tornado Talk
Sarah Ianace – Happenings in Frisco ISD
Glenn Kopanski – Landscape Design
Pedro Checo – Advice from Dr. Checo
Joe Hockaday, CPA – Today’s Tax Talk From Joe!:
State Representative Ken Paxton -- Capitol Steps
Citizen of the Month and Neighborhood of the Month Details
If you have a citizen or neighborhood you would like to nominate, please send it to me.
The Citizen of the Month will focus on a person in Frisco who has been nominated by another individual. He or she could be a person who has recently done something special that contributes to the well-being of our city and/or its citizens, or it could be somebody who has had (or currently has) an interesting career or experiences that could be shared with our readers.
The Neighborhood of the Month will highlight a particular neighborhood in our city. I am looking to hear from you as to why your Neighborhood is so special.
Please send an email to community@mattlafatamarketing.com to nominate and explain why a Frisco citizen or a neighborhood should be honored with this monthly recognition.
March Citizen of the Month
The March citizen of the month is Rosemarie Odom, United States Marshall – Justice Department!!! Resident Glenn Kopanski, who is retired from the United States Navy, submitted Rosemarie and she was chosen the winner. I interviewed Glenn about Rosemarie and why she is so deserving of this recognition.
Glenn, tell everybody about Rosemarie Odom
Matt, I have known Rosemarie for three years and since knowing her my life has changed, from being alone in Lewisville to moving to Frisco in 2004 buying a home in the Trails of West Frisco and being involved in so many things that are important in our Community. I being an Aid's Patient know of this woman's desire to help others in the same condition as I am in. She sacrifices most of her off time to so many different issues concerning this Virus. She served on the Board of Directors at Aids Services of North Texas/Denton for many years, since resigning she has focused on assisting and being on the Board of Directors at the Resource Center Dallas a Non-Profit to those with Aid's in Dallas County. She is part of the main structure of World Aid's Day bringing remembrance for those who have perished with Aid's since the beginning. She attends just about every function that brings funding to several of these Non-Profits. She spends time in the Hospitals with dying Patients and just has a heart of Gold. I myself know first hand the love that comes from her heart and I am so very honored to be her friend for life, something I lacked before meeting her, dealing with my own discriminations having the Virus.
Rosemarie has also assisting me in speaking to our kids in Frisco Schools since October. She has served the U.S. Marshall Service for 35 years and it going to retire at the end of March. Her husband Tony Odom was a Chief Marshall retiring several years ago, and still working in our Prison Systems. They both should be admired as people of the month, they sacrifice much of their off time together to assist in this mission.
So, I feel they should be commended when no one else will do so. I love the both of them for what they do and for what they are, if we had more like them in our world, imagine how wonderful place this would be to live in. I being United States Navy Retired can relate to them as we are all Government, but the one thing we share alike with each other is our passion to make a difference in our Community.
I thank you for reading this and I am hoping sincerely they are recognized for the work they do, not only for our Government and Nation but for their compassion to help others.
Congratulations Rosemarie! You certainly are an amazing person and I feel privileged to know you.
Wine Question of the Week:
Since we enjoy a glass of wine from time to time, we have become more fascinated with wine in general and in trying to learn more about wine. This week’s question…
Q. What is the difference between Champagne and sparkling wine?
A. Only a sparkling wine made in the Champagne region of France can be called Champagne, even if it is made from the same type of grape as Champagne using the same production techniques. Sparkling wine in Spain is referred to as cava, in Germany it is called sekt, and in Italy it is called spumante. Sparkling wines made in the U.S. by the same method of production used in the Champagne district in France are sometimes labeled as 'methode Champenoise' wines.
City of Frisco Related Question of the Week:
Q. Is it possible to change your property line? I would like to purchase a portion of my neighbors backyard in order to make my own backyard larger.
A. Purchasing a portion of the adjacent lot will require that a replat of the two lots is done to show the new property lines. You will need to have a surveyor prepare the replat and it will have to be signed by both property owners. It is also important to keep in mind that all lots have a minimum lot depth requirement. This requirement varies depending upon the zoning district the lots are located in. The lot being reduced in length will still need to meet the minimum lot depth. The replat of the two lots will then go to the Planning & Zoning Commission for their final approval. Most replats take approximately 30 days from the date of application until they appear before the Commission.
Deep Thoughts from The Boss
Since I am a huge fan of Bruce Springsteen, and he is such a profound and prolific songwriter, I’ve decided to include some of my favorite lines from his vast collection of music.
“You're born into this life paying
This Day in History – March 29, 1973: U.S. Withdraws from Vietnam
From the History Channel…
Two months after the signing of the Vietnam
peace agreement, the last
Featured Holiday of the Week - Passover – April 3:
In the days before Passover, the house is prepared. All traces of bread, or anything using yeast, is eaten or removed from the house, and all of the dishes, silverware, pots and pans are changed for a set that is used only for Passover.
History of Passover relates back to over 3,000 years ago, when the Jews were held as slaves by the Egyptian Pharaoh, Rameses II. Moses, who looked after the cause of the Jews, asked Pharaoh several times to release them from slavery, and warned Him that he would devastate his people by plagues. Moses inflicted 10 plagues, and after all the 9 plagues, the Pharaoh agreed to release the Jews from slavery, but quickly changed his mind. After the 10th plague however, he let the Jews go. The Jews left in a hurry, owing to the fickle-mindness of the Pharaoh, and could thus only take unleavened bread with them, called Matza, which is a part of celebration even today. As expected, the Pharaoh send his army after the Jews so that they could be brought back. The jews traveled for 40 days and nights, and reached Red Sea, where they saw the emperor's army advancing towards them. In despair they asked for help from Moses, who parted the waters of Red Sea for the Jews to cross. As soon as the Jews crossed, the Red Sea regained and drowned the soldiers.
Since the time of Jewish freedom from Egyptian slavery, Jews have celebrated this historical event by having a feast called the 'Seder'. The word 'Seder' means 'order' and refers to the order of historical events recalled in the Passover meal as well as the meal itself. The story of Passover is read from a book called the 'Haggadah'. While the main story of Passover is read by Jews the world over, local customs and traditions have changed over time, so that the festival has been adapted to reflect the life and routine of individual communities.
Passover is celebrated for 8 days (7 for Reform Jews), and always begins on the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Nisan.
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month:
Colorectal cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States. Only lung cancer claims more lives. This year nearly 131,000 Americans will be diagnosed with colorectal cancer and 56,000 will die.
But it begins as a polyp. Remove the polyp and you don't get this cancer. The End of Colon Cancer Begins With Your Screening. Get It Done and Tell Someone.
There are many outstanding efforts going on to: learn more about this cancer; raise awareness; increase the number of people being screened; and bring more resources to this fight. During National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, these important points about colorectal cancer are communicated:
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All About Frisco:
In our continuing efforts to bring information to our great community, we have updated our web site with listings of:
· Frisco Neighborhoods and Homeowner Associations · Churches and other places of Worship · Clubs and Organizations · The Frisco Independent School District and other Schools
Visit www.friscocommunity.com to access this information and I look forward to your feedback. This site will continue to grow and evolve over time.
About Matt Lafata:
Matt Lafata is the proud parent of three children and moved to Frisco from Gloucester, MA in January, 1999. Mr. Lafata has helped build several highly successful businesses for more than 20 years. A long-time business consultant and entrepreneur, he is the Director of Sales and Marketing with the Frisco-based HR technology consulting firm HRchitect (www.HRchitect.com). He is also the founder of several marketing and public relations agencies including The Matt Lafata Marketing Group (www.mattlafatamarketing.com). Previously, Mr. Lafata was an Executive Vice President of a computer software company where he was responsible for corporate development, strategic supervision of marketing and sales, product development and more. Mr. Lafata studied finance and business management at Salem State College in Salem, Massachusetts.
Mr. Lafata is involved in numerous organizations throughout Frisco. He is in his 2nd term as a Frisco City Council member and is also involved in the following…
· Former Deputy Mayor Pro Tem on the Frisco City Council · Former Planning & Zoning Commissioner · Graduate of Leadership Frisco · 2005 recipient of the “21 Leaders of the 21st Century” by Inside Collin County Business · Graduate of the Citizen’s Police Academy and a member of the Alumni group · Youth sports coach · Past board member for the Frisco Family Services Center · St. Francis of Assisi Knights of Columbus Member · Member of the Frisco Heritage Association · Member of the Frisco Association for the Arts · Community Advisory Board member for the Frisco Women’s League · Board member for the Frisco Square Municipal Management District · City of Frisco Technology Committee member · City of Frisco Budget and Audit subcommittee member · Tax Increment Finance board member · Co-Director of the Mrs. Texas United States Pageant
Since 2001, Matt has produced a very popular e-newsletter that goes out every week to over 38,000 people which keeps the Frisco community in touch with local events and businesses.
Matt recently became engaged to Erika Howe of Frisco, who also has three children.
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Dear Friends,
This week’s newsletter is proudly sponsored by Legendary Self Storage and their “beat any price in Frisco” special offer. Also check out the spotlight on the Embassy Suites Frisco and their great Champagne Easter Brunch. A lot of work goes into putting this newsletter together and I greatly appreciate the support of our sponsors so please patronize them wherever possible.
With the rain we have been getting, please turn off your automatic sprinklers. Our lawns only need to be watered once a week and with the drought conditions continuing, we all need to do our part to conserve water on a daily basis.
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Newsletter Sponsor – Legendary Self Storage:
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Spotlight on…The Embassy Suites Frisco Presents Champagne Easter Brunch:
If you have never attended one of the holiday brunches at the Embassy, you are really missing out on something. I highly recommend it and recommend you make reservations early.
Sunday, April 8 from 10am to 1pm at the Embassy Suites, located at 7600 John Q. Hammons Drive here in Frisco.
The experience includes:
· Unlimited Champagne & Mimosas · Full Kiddie & Adult Buffets · Seafood & Sushi Bar · Chef Carved Sirloin & Turkey · Chocolate Fountain Extravaganza
$44.95 adults, $34.95 for seniors 55+ and kids 6-12, $9.95 for toddlers to five, and babies are free. Call 972-624-7055 for more information and reservations and you can also visit www.cyprusgrille.com for full menu, details and reservations.
Mrs. Texas United States® Pageant – Be a Part of It:
The Mrs. Texas United States Pageant is the premiere competition for married women. The state contest has called Frisco home for the last three years, with this year’s competition May 11-13 at the host hotel Westin Stonebriar Resort. A souvenir program book, with a long shelf life, is produced each year. Ads and event sponsorships for activities during the pageant weekend are available, tailored to your business’ needs. Contact the pageant office at info@mrstexasunitedstates.com or Marketing Consultant Tina Grimes at tina.grimes@yahoo.com or 214.228.4401 for advertising and sponsorship information.
Additionally, entries are still being accepted until April 15th. If you want to have a fun, girls’ weekend meeting new friends, consider entering the competition. Contestants must be married, living in Texas, and children are not a factor. Our winners have been all over the age and lifestyle spectrum; we’ve had stay-at-home moms win, as well as those with full-time jobs outside the home. No experience is necessary, and there is no talent competition. Most of the women who enter a pageant for married women have never done so previously. The new Mrs. Texas competes at the televised Mrs. United States Pageant in Las Vegas this summer. Limited local titles are available. Visit www.mrstexasunitedstates.com for more information.
Easter Holiday at Strikz Entertainment:
The Easter Bunny is coming to town and has dropped off some great specials for this Easter Holiday at Strikz Entertainment! Hop on by Strikz on Easter Sunday for a great bowling special! Enjoy $1.95 games of bowling with FREE shoe rental for children under 12! And don’t forget about our awesome arcade, challenging Lazer tag and great food! Can’t make it out for Easter? Swing by for half price arcade and lazer tag games every Tuesday and Wednesday after five o’clock! Hurry out as these specials won’t last long!
Strikz Entertainment is located on the Southwest corner of Preston and Lebanon and features 32 bowling lanes, arcade, lazer tag, billiards, café and bar. It’s the perfect venue for your next birthday party, corporate team building activity or just an afternoon out of the house! Please call Strikz at 972-668-5263 for more information! Happy Easter from Strikz! “
Tornado Talk…by Junior Sports Reporter, Kaleigh Lafata:
The Tornado had a very nice sweep over the 4th place Wichita Falls Wildcats. Friday night was a 5-2 win and Saturday was even better, a 6-3 win. Congratulations to Sean Roadhouse as he was named the Sher-Wood NAHL South Division Player of the Week with five goals and three assists in the last two games.
The Tornado started off the game with Brad McCabe scoring a power play goal 4 minutes in. Nielsson Arcibal and Sean Roadhouse assisted. The next goal was from all the same people with Sean Roadhouse scoring and the other 2 assisting. Wichita Falls snuck one goal in, but it was returned by Nielsson Arcibal’s shorthanded, unassisted goal. In the 2nd period, Sean Roadhouse had his 2nd goal of the night. And in the 3rd period Stephane Da Costa to make the score 5-1, but Wichita added one more goal to the board to end the game 5-2. The Tornado completely out shot them 38-16. The 3 stars were Nielsson Arcibal, Brad McCabe and Sean Roadhouse.
Saturday night they traveled to Wichita Falls to bring home a 6-3 victory. Sean Roadhouse started off the game with his 3rd goal of the series. Wichita tied the game 1-1 for a little while but Ben Miller changed it to 2-1 heading into the 2nd period. Sean Roadhouse scored two goals right in a row to get himself a hat trick for the night. Brad McCabe and Jake Newton assisted on the first goal and Rob Blanchette and Lyon Messier on the 2nd one. A minute later Wichita put one behind Thomas Tragust and minuste after that, Stephane Da Costa made the score 5-2 with Jake Newton and Sean Roadhouse assisting. The game was very high scoring, yet there were no penalties at all in the 3rd period. Jake Newton scored and Wichita attempted a comeback. With 40 seconds left in the game. So the Tornado scored the victory 6-3, with Sean Roadhouse achieving a hat trick. Shots on goal were 39 to 30.
This weekend the Tornado play their final two games of the season against the St. Louis Bandits. Even though there’s no chance the Tornado can wind up in first place, they are still in the playoffs which start on April 7th and 8th. Be sure to make it to the games this weekend, so you won’t miss out on seeing the boys play one last time.
Tornado to Face Santa Fe in South Division Semi-Finals; Home games slated for April 13th and 14th:
For the 8th consecutive season, the Texas Tornado have qualified for the NAHL Robertson Cup playoffs, an ongoing NAHL record. Qualifying for this year’s playoffs means the Tornado have earned their chance at an unprecedented fourth straight National Championship. The first round of the 2007 NAHL Robertson Cup Playoffs will be a best of 5 series, which will begin in Santa Fe against the Roadrunners on Friday, April 6th and continue through Sunday, April 15th, 2007. Games 3 and 4 of the series will be hosted by the Texas Tornado on Friday, April 13th and Saturday, April 14th and played at the Dr Pepper StarCenter in Frisco at 7:30pm each night. Tickets for the 2007 NAHL Robertson Cup Playoffs are on sale now and are available by stopping by or calling the Tornado office at 972-335-9800, or fans can purchase playoff tickets online. The following is the schedule of the best of 5 South Division Semi-final playoffs series between the Santa Fe Roadrunners and the Texas Tornado: (*games 4 and 5 if necessary)
4th Annual Monte Carlo Night – An Evening Under the Stars:
SAVE THE DATE for an evening you won't want to miss. The 4th Annual Monte Carlo Night, An Evening Under The Stars Saturday, August 4th 2007, St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Community 8000 El Dorado Parkway Frisco, Texas. Come Join an evening of Community wide Fellowship, Food and Fun. This promises to be a premier event once again. New Friends, New Menu, Great Live Entertainment, Casino Gaming, Texas Hold Em, Bingo, Silent and Live Auctions and more.
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