Sign of the Times
In response to recurring complaints, a new sign has been obtained to be placed on the EE walking trail. It reads as follows: Welcome to the EE trail. Enjoy our variety of ground art displays as you follow the path.  Your leashed dog is welcome too!  Remember to collect its waste and take it with you when you leave.  We endorse both the Pima County leash law and owner's duty to pick up their pet's waste, so we report any violations to Animal Control. (EE Board of Directors.)

Media Mavens 
Improvements to the Esperanza Boulevard median are being maintained by the careful work of a team of toilers who periodically weed and re-shape water collection circles on the median. Our thanks to Barbara McCalpin, Pat Sharpe, Kathleen Normand and Lynn Gillespie for their early morning efforts.

Got Stuff?
Barbara McCalpin reminds us that Enhancement continues to collect items for the March 2016 Ramada Sale. If you have salable items contact her at (520) 867-8067 or bmmccalpin@cox.net.

Don't Go Kissing This Frog
Several Colorado River Toads have been spotted in EE, and they aren't Prince Charming in disguise. While we're sure none of our female residents will be deceived, your curious dog may not be as clever. River frogs come out of the ground during monsoons. They are slimy and toxic, and may be lethal to dogs.  If you suspect your dog mouthed, licked or ingested a toad, rinse out your dog's mouth immediately and call your veterinarian for immediate life-saving advice.

What's Up in EE?

AM AQUACISE	8:00 AM	MON, WED, FRI	POOL
FIBER ARTS GROUP	1:00 PM	THURS	RAMADA
TENNIS	8:00 AM	FRI	COURTS
PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY	8:00 AM	TUES, THURS, SAT, SUN	COURTS