Matt Lafata’s Weekly Community News

June 7, 2007 – Volume 6, Issue 23

matt@mattlafatamarketing.com – www.mattlafatamarketing.com

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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:

“Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t, you are right.” - unknown

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In this jam packed issue you will find lots of great information. There is something for everyone including the following…

Governor Rick Perry’s Statement On The 80th Session: 34

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 or group in Frisco who has been nominated by another individual. He, she or they could be a person or a group 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.

City of Frisco Related Question of the Week:

Q. When will the water restrictions be lifted on the J.R. Newman Park spray grounds? I understand that both Plano and Allen have lifted such restrictions on similar parks.

"Found in the West Falls Village subdivision and next to Izetta Sparks Elementary School, J.R. Newman Park is full of family features. According to Mr. Johnson, the Kiddie Korral play structure and picnic pavilion can provide lots of outdoor entertainment.

Cooling off in the park's new spray grounds will be a way to beat the heat of the summer - but not for a while. The park's spray grounds will remain turned off, as will the spray grounds at Shepherds Glen Park, until the city lifts its water restrictions.

The park also features a walking trail and poems sandblasted into the concrete sidewalks of the Kiddie Korral by artist John Runnels.

J.R. Newman Park is at 8211 Twin Fall Drive, near the intersection of Main Street and FM423."

A. Thanks for your note about the potential opening of the two different spray grounds that we have at J.R. Newman and Shepherds Glen neighborhood parks.

There was an agenda item found on the June 5, 2007 City Council agenda that had the Council consider and act upon modifying the current Stage 3 Water Restrictions for the City of Frisco.

One of the recommendations that was considered was the ability to open the spray parks that are found at the two referenced park sites.

The Council approved the recommendations of the staff to ease the watering restrictions and to allow the spray parks to operate. They should be operational very soon.

This Day in History – June 7, 1942, Battle of Midway Ends:

From the History Channel…

On June 7, 1942, the Battle of Midway--one of the most decisive U.S.
victories in its war against Japan--comes to an end. In the four-day
sea and air battle, the outnumbered U.S. Pacific Fleet succeeded in
destroying four Japanese aircraft carriers with the loss of only one
of its own, the Yorktown, thus reversing the tide against the
previously invincible Japanese navy.

In six months of offensives, the Japanese had triumphed in lands
throughout the Pacific, including Malaysia, Singapore, the Dutch East
Indies, the Philippines, and numerous island groups. The United States, however, was a growing threat, and Japanese Admiral Isoruku Yamamoto sought to destroy the U.S. Pacific Fleet before it was large enough to outmatch his own. A thousand miles northwest of Honolulu, the strategic island of Midway became the focus of his scheme to smash U.S. resistance to Japan's imperial designs. Yamamoto's plan consisted of a feint toward Alaska followed by an invasion of Midway by a
Japanese strike force. When the U.S. Pacific Fleet arrived at Midway
to respond to the invasion, it would be destroyed by the superior
Japanese fleet waiting unseen to the west. If successful, the plan
would eliminate the U.S. Pacific Fleet and provide a forward outpost
from which the Japanese could eliminate any future American threat in
the Central Pacific.

Unfortunately for the Japanese, U.S. intelligence broke the Japanese
naval code, and the Americans anticipated the surprise attack. Three
heavy aircraft carriers of the U.S. Pacific Fleet were mustered to
challenge the four heavy Japanese carriers steaming toward Midway. In
early June, U.S. command correctly recognized a Japanese movement
against Alaska's Aleutian Islands as a diversionary tactic and kept
its forces massed around Midway. On June 3, the Japanese occupation
force was spotted steaming toward the island, and B-17 Flying Fortresses were sent out from Midway to bomb the strike force but failed to inflict damage. Early in the morning on June 4, a PBY
Catalina flying boat torpedoed a Japanese tanker transport, striking
the first blow of the Battle of Midway.

Later that morning, an advance Japanese squadron numbering more than 100 bombers and Zero fighters took off from the Japanese carriers to
bomb Midway. Twenty-six Wildcat fighters were sent up to intercept the
Japanese force and suffered heavy losses in their heroic defense of
Midway's air base. Soon after, bombers and torpedo planes based on
Midway took off to attack the Japanese carriers but failed to inflict serious damage. The first phase of the battle was over by 7:00 a.m.

In the meantime, 200 miles to the northeast, two U.S. attack fleets
caught the Japanese force entirely by surprise. Beginning around 9:30
a.m., torpedo bombers from the three U.S. carriers descended on the
Japanese carriers. Although nearly wiped out, they drew off enemy
fighters, and U.S. dive bombers penetrated, catching the Japanese
carriers while their decks were cluttered with aircraft and fuel. The
dive-bombers quickly destroyed three of the heavy Japanese carriers
and one heavy cruiser. The only Japanese carrier that initially
escaped destruction, the Hiryu, loosed all its aircraft against the American task force and managed to seriously damage the U.S. carrier Yorktown, forcing its abandonment. At about 5:00 p.m., dive-bombers from the U.S. carrier Enterprise returned the favor, mortally damaging the Hiryu. It was scuttled the next morning.

Admiral Isoruku Yamamoto still had numerous warships at his command,
but without his carriers and aircraft he was forced to abandon his
Midway invasion plans and begin a westward retreat. On June 5, a U.S.
task force pursued his fleet, but bad weather saved it from further
destruction. On June 6, the skies cleared, and U.S. aircraft resumed
their assault, sinking a cruiser and damaging several other warships.
After the planes returned to their carriers, the Americans broke off
from the pursuit. Meanwhile, a Japanese submarine torpedoed and
fatally wounded the Yorktown, which was in the process of being salvaged. It finally rolled over and sank at dawn on June 7, bringing an end to the battle.

At the Battle of Midway, Japan lost four carriers, a cruiser, and 292 aircraft, and suffered 2,500 casualties. The U.S. lost the Yorktown, the destroyer USS Hammann, 145 aircraft, and suffered 307 casualties. Japan's losses hobbled its naval might--bringing Japanese and American sea power to approximate parity--and marked the turning point in the Pacific theater of World War II. In August 1942, the great U.S.
counteroffensive began at Guadalcanal and did not cease until Japan's
surrender three years later.

June is Potty Training Awareness  Month:

More than 4 million parents are expected to begin potty training this year, and undoubtedly would welcome any advice to make the transition process easier. To celebrate June as Potty Training Awareness Month, during June 6-10 from 9am-5pm ET, parents can call the potty training "Totline" at 1-877-4BIG-KID and speak directly to one of the Potty Training Partners, a panel of pediatricians, child psychologists and parenting experts. Parents are able to ask these experts any of their potty training questions with the comfort of knowing they're getting help from someone who understands how frustrating the process can be. In addition, the first 10,000 callers to the Totline in June will receive a newly developed, comprehensive potty training guide. The Pull-Ups Way to Go Success Guide has flexible advice to help parents customize their approach to their particular child. The Potty Training Partners are also sharing their top 10 tips for potty training on the road--with smart solutions to keep potty training on track when families head out on vacation this summer. Also, don't forget to consider these tips for training a toddler in daycare.

Just a reminder - this newsletter is put together with information from many different sources. You can also view this newsletter and past newsletters in the News section of my web site at www.mattlafatamarketing.com. If you do not receive your emailed newsletter for some reason, please visit www.mattlafatamarketing.com each week as some mail servers block emails that are sent to multiple recipients. Just remember that if you don’t get it by each Friday, you can read it on the web site.

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Homeowner Association Meetings and Other Group Meetings:

If you have an upcoming meeting that you would like a city official at, just to be available to answer any questions, please let us know. If Matt’s schedule permits, he would love to attend.

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.

All the opinions, endorsements or recommendations in this newsletter are mine alone and they do not necessarily reflect the opinions or views of any organization or group with whom I am affiliated or the individuals who are a part of such organizations and groups.  You should not rely on any statement made in this newsletter as evidenced of how I may act as a member of any organization or group.  Inclusion of news, events and other information in this newsletter does not imply an endorsement; it merely serves as my effort to be of service to the readers.

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, entrepreneur and human resources professional, he is the Director of Business Development with the Frisco-based HR strategy and 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, marketing, 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 2^nd term as a Frisco City Council member and has been 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 21^st 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

·         Wakeland High School PTA Technology/Publicity Committee Chairperson

·         Co-Director of the Mrs. Texas United States Pageant

·         Honorary Chair for World AIDS Day 2007 in Collin County

Since 2001, Matt and his marketing company have produced this very popular e-newsletter that goes out every week to over 40,000 people and businesses 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.

How to “Whitelist” this Frisco Community Newsletter in Your Spam Filter:

With the advent of outrageous volumes of unwanted email these days, of which I get a ton, it's unfortunate that legitimate email publications like this are not being seen by some of the readers who enjoy those publications. There is much fear today that the email publishing/marketing industry is in serious trouble, due to mistakes in filtering when legitimate email is erroneously tagged as unwanted email.

While we applaud the anti-spam industry for removing the plethora of unwanted email from many of our mailboxes, from time to time, some legitimate email publications are mistaken as unwanted.

Sometimes, this results in our mailings bouncing back, with requests for us to respond to challenge/response messages to prevent future filtering. However, due to the size of our list, it's nearly impossible for us handle the volume of such requests.

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Dear Friends,

This week’s newsletter is proudly sponsored by S.O.M. Productions and their Father’s Day Weekend Community Event. The first 100 adults to respond from this newsletter will get free admission! Also check out the spotlight on Jack FM and their upcoming Frisco block party and Jack’s Big Show, along with the opportunities for you to participate. 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.

FC Dallas is in first place in the Western Conference and hope to stay at the top of the table when they host the L.A. Galaxy this Saturday (June 9, 7:30 p.m. CT). Pizza Hut Family 4-Packs are still available and the most affordable way to bring the whole family out to the game. 4 tickets + 4 pizzas + 4 drinks + free parking, starting at $67. Cheer your Hoops on at home before their 3-game road trip. Buy now

The June Citizen of the Month is…Teresa Taylor, a teacher at Corbell Elementary School! Read more about why Teresa was chosen, a little further down in this newsletter, and how you could be next!

Frisco Boy Scout Troop 216’s camping equipment trailer was recently reported stolen from their charter church’s parking lot (Grace Avenue United Methodist Church). An estimated $6,000 to $8,000 worth of camping equipment along with the cost of the trailer was lost. Scoutmaster, Skip Williams, has doubts the trailer will be recovered, but requests people keep their eyes open. The missing trailer is described as a white 7’x14’, Road Force Wells Cargo trailer. The license plate number is 18YWZW. If you have any information or see the missing trailer, please call Frisco Police Dept at (972) 292-6010. Troop 216 is currently seeking donations to replace the equipment and trailer, you may contact Scoutmaster, Skip Williams, at (972) 333-4193 or Joe Koester at (972) 712-8388.

If you have a business, restaurant or a service and are interested in advertising and reaching more than 40,000 individuals and businesses in Frisco and the surrounding areas, please email us at sales@mattlafatamarketing.com for more details on the various options available to you. The newsletter is also included on the web site www.mattlafatamarketing.com and www.frisco-online.com for additional exposure. It’s a great way to promote your business, promote an event at your place of business and is the most cost effective and efficient way to reach a large segment of the Frisco population. You may want to also consider providing a special offer to newsletter readers only.

Newsletter Sponsor – S.O.M. Productions:

Coming This Father’s Day Weekend A Community Event You WON’T WANT TO MISS!

Celebrate Family-Fun & Freedom Expo

A Weekend of Enrichment, Enlightenment, and Entertainment with Events, Activities, and Opportunities For the Entire Family….

Sat & Sun, June 16th & 17th 2007 at The Richardson Civic Center, 411 West Arapaho Rd. Richardson, TX 75080

FEATURING DFW’S # 1 DAD GAMESHOW!

JOIN US AS WE CELEBRATE:

·         CHILDREN w/ THE KIDS KORNER- FREE Entertainment and activities for the kids including: Face Painting & Balloon Animals, Arts & Crafts, Games & Prizes!

·         WOMEN, CELEBRITY STYLE as we roll out the Red Carpet w/Hair & Fashion,

            Jewelry & Accessory Shows, Gift Bags & Other Celebrity Treatment!

·         MEN, OUR FATHERS, OUR FOUNDATION w/ Father’s Day Shopping, Gift Ideas, And Tributes! Also DFW’s #1 Dad Gameshow On Father’s Day!

·         FREEDOM, though Entreprenuer & Home-Based Business Opportunities!

AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!!! Visit www.somproductions.com for more info.

KIDS UNDER 13 ARE FREE! 13 & UP JUST $5.

A portion of the ticket proceeds will go towards various charities and non-profits.

Have your kids email us at dfwdad@somproductions.com and tell us why they have DFW’s #1 Dad to win a chance to have their dad participate in the games how that will be videotaped live!

For Matt’s Readers Only: The first 100 adults to request tickets will receive free admission!!! So don’t wait. E-mail us at tickets@somproductions.com

Spotlight On 100.3 Jack FM, where Jack "plays what he wants":

If you have never tuned into the station, you're missing out...with 11 different genres of music, from Bruce Springsteen, Frank Sinatra, Rush, The Eagles, the B-52's, Prince, Donna Summer, Pat Green, Johnny Cash, The Police, Pat Benatar and more, the variety is second to none in the DFW Metroplex. Plus, with no DJ chatter because the station nixed DJs, (they just have the voice of Jack's dry sense of humor to make you chuckle now and then between songs) and less commercials, you'll be hooked! Celebrating 3 years on air here in July, Jack has listened to how listeners want their radio.

100.3  Jack FM loves Frisco! Check out cool things the station is doing for Frisco residents in the very near future:

For the 3rd year now, Jack FM has chosen Frisco as one of six locations in the DFW Metroplex for one of their free summer block parties. On Saturday, June 30th from 6pm-8pm, bring your lawnchairs out to Frisco Square where you'll find a live band, food, and fun for the whole family. It's Jack's way of thanking Frisco for the great support all year long! There are opportunities for your business to be on-site as well during the block party, so contact the station here for more information.

"JACK'S BIG SHOW"-- August 4th with Don Henley, The Pretenders & the reunion of The Stray Cats!

Jack is gearing up for the concert of the year with headliner Don Henley at Nokia Theatre on August 4th. Jack will also be in Frisco throughout the summer giving tickets away at various appearances, so listen to the station to find out when & where. You can get your seats at www.jackontheweb.com as well as www.ticketmaster.com . Because this is Jack's show, the station can bring your business on-site the night of the show to be showcased in front of a sold out crowd of 6000+ concert attendees. This is the fastest selling pre-selling of a show ever in the history of Nokia Theatre and sure to be a sell out!

Contact the station here for more information to have your business be a part of the excitement.

You can also listen to Jack online while you work at www.jackontheweb.com.  

Frisco Population:

The estimated residential population is 95,266 as of June 1, 2007.

Frisco StarFest:

Join us this Saturday night, June 9, for views of Saturn, Venus, Jupiter, and the Ring Nebula. Frisco StarFest is a free event for the whole family held on the second Saturday of every month at Frisco Commons Park. Come and view the night sky through telescopes operated by local amateur astronomers. This is a great opportunity for scout troops to earn space and astronomy badges.

Great Deal on Lifetime Scuba Certification:

Blue Dolphin Scuba SPECIAL for Matt Lafata's Weekly Community Newsletter readers.  Lifetime certification takes only 5 days; Friday, Saturday and Sunday in the class & pool with the following weekend to Athens Scuba Park for 4 checkout dives.  Regular price is $299.  With this newsletter take $100 off.  This offer is good till June 30, 2007.  We have several dive trips scheduled for 2007.  Please call 214-619 DIVE (3483) or visit www.BlueDolphinScuba.com for more details.  Have a Bubbly Summer!

Frisco Soccer Association Registration Now Open:

Players must be 4 prior to August 1st. Official birth certificate required for all new players

Games start September 8th

REGISTER ONLINE ANYTIME.  NO LINES, NO WAITING. WWW.FRISCOSOCCER.ORG
 

Walk in registration at the FSA office Saturday, June 9th and Saturday July 14th.

Registration also accepted during regular office hours

Regular Registration: June 4- July 14

*Late Registration Period:  July 15 - July 21

(*add $10 per player, online only)

Mailing Address:  Frisco Soccer, PO Box 1479, Frisco, TX  75034

Office Location:  9741 Preston Rd, Suite 303, Frisco 75034

Phone:  972-712-GOAL (4625)

www.friscosoccer.org

Frisco Baseball and Softball Fall 2007 Registration:

Walk-up registration will be Saturday, July 14 from 10am to 3pm at Dick’s Sporting Goods at the Stonebriar Mall.

Online registration will be available through July 14, 2007 at www.fbsa.org.

Registration fee is $50 per child and family/sibling discounts are available. Visit the web site or call 214-537-3272 for more information.

Legendary Self Storage:

LEGENDARY SELF STORAGE your Frisco Self Storage Headquarters with all ground level units invites you to take advantage of our BEAT ANY PRICE IN FRISCO SPECIAL.  Standard and Climate Controlled Units are available.  In addition we have locks, boxes and moving supplies at our facility and a friendly, professional staff to assist you with all your storage needs.  LEGENDARY SELF STORAGE is located just west of Preston Road on Stockard Drive behind Lee Lighting.  Stockard is north of Warren and south of Lebanon.

You may visit us in several different ways.  Our address is 8747 Stockard Drive.  Our office hours are:  9-6 Monday thru Friday, 9-5 Saturday and 11-3 on Sunday.  Our office phone number is 972-712-9188 or you may want to check out our website  -  www.legendaryselfstorage.com.

Dallas Baptist University Free Summer Basketball Camp:

The Dallas Baptist University Basketball Program will be hosting two free basketball camps this summer for boys and girls ages 8 - 15.  The first camp will be held at First Baptist Church of Frisco, June 11 - 14 from 9am - 3pm.  The camp is free of charge and is open to the first sixty people to register. 

The second camp will be held at Antioch Fellowship Baptist Church at 7550 South Hampton Rd. in Dallas.  The camp will run June 18 - 21, from 9am - 3pm and will also be free of charge.  There are thirty spaces still available for the Antioch Fellowship camp.

The camps will include skill instruction, games, and daily devotionals with Dallas Baptist University coaches and players.  To reserve your space for a camp please call Brandon Curran in the Dallas Baptist University Basketball Office at 214 333 5514 or email to brandon@dbu.edu.

4^th Annual Monte Carlo Night:

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.

Be part of the excitement.    Be part of the fun

~ Sponsorship Opportunities have Many levels of sponsorship available. Something for everyone. Please contact Todd Hogan at toddhogan@tx.rr.com

~ Donations are being accepted for the Silent Auction.   Please contact Anna Tillerson at tillyfamily@msn.com

~Want to be on the inside of this fun filled evening as a Volunteer? Need additional information?   Please contact Angela Reed at Adreed64@sbcglobal.net

Presented by MCN-Frisco, a non-profit organization.  Benefiting St. Francis Catholic Community's Building Fund

$50 Initial Deep Cleaning Discount Offered to New DeBonair Clients!!:

Debbie Childers, owner of DeBonair Custom Cleaning, is offering a $50 discount to all new clients in June.    Debbie will schedule time to meet you in your home to discuss your specific deep cleaning needs.  During that time, we will determine if a one-time cleaning is needed only or if a consistent cleaning routine is preferred.  After the meeting, she and an employee will schedule and then perform your initial cleaning needs.

Debbie creates a personalized checklist for your home identifying your individual cleaning requirements such as: specific and unique supplies needed for various surfaces within your home, specific items needing special attention, your likes/dislikes when working with a cleaning service, etc.  The customized list is “your individual wants and needs” and allows DeBonair to provide a more personalize service to you.&nb