Page 1. VOL . 1 2 · N O . 11NOVEMBER2026 Harbor Hill News The newsletter of the Harbor Hill Neighborhood Association Maple Row in its first week of color. Photo by a neighbor on Maple Row. THISMONTH The Fall Lights Walk is back, and the garden had its best year yet. 234567INSIDE From the board What's on The garden Market and porches Pool and projects Notices
Page 2. WFROMTHEBOARD Thank you, neighbors hat a fall. Eighty-one of you came out to the September cleanup, the new benches on the walking path are in, and for the first time in four years the annual meeting had more people than chairs. We'll bring more chairs. This month we're asking for one thing: tell us what you'd like to see in 2027. A short survey is on the last page, and every reply is read by the whole board. We're also looking for two volunteers to help plan the spring festival. No experience needed, just a few evenings and a good sense of humor. Harbor Hill from above: 214 homes, 3 parks and one very busy pool. See you on the Lights Walk, Dana Ruiz, president ATAGLANCE Next board meeting Tue, Nov 12, 7 pm 2027 dues $360 a year, due Jan 31 Clubhouse hours Daily, 7 am to 10 pm Harbor Hill News 2
Page 3. WHAT ' SON November at Harbor Hill 2Sat Farmers market Clubhouse lawn, 9 am to 1 pm. Last one of the year. 9Sat Leaf pickup, east side Bags at the curb by 7 am. 12 Tu e Board meeting Clubhouse, 7 pm. Everyone welcome. 16 Sat Leaf pickup, west side Bags at the curb by 7 am. 21 Thu Fall Lights Walk Meet at the pool gate at 6 pm. Cider and cocoa at the end. R SV P FO RTHELIGHTS WA L K Harbor Hill News 3
Page 4. TTHEGARDEN Our best harvest yet The plots behind the clubhouse in late September. wenty-two families grew food at the community garden this year, up from fourteen. Together they gave more than 300 pounds of tomatoes, squash and greens to the Harbor Food Pantry. "My kids ate a vegetable they grew themselves. That's the whole review." Plots for next spring open on February 1. Returning gardeners get first pick, and the new rain barrels mean nobody hauls a hose across the lawn anymore. Thank you to the Okafor family for the new compost bins, and to everyone who weeded the shared herb bed. Harbor Hill News 4
Page 5. MARKETANDPORCHES One more market, and the porch winners Last Saturday's market on the clubhouse lawn. The final farmers market of the year is Saturday, November 2 . Bring a bag: the apple stand sold out by ten last time. Vendors take cash and cards, and the bake sale funds the spring festival. Porch contest winners Best in show 14 Birch Court Most pumpkins 3 Harbor Way Kids' choice 27 Maple Row Winners get a year of free clubhouse rentals. Thank you to all 31 porches that entered. Harbor Hill News 5
Page 6. POOLANDPROJECTS The pool rests, the path grows The pool closed for the season on October 15. It reopens Memorial Day weekend. Where your dues are going New benches on the walking path Done Pool deck resurfacing This winter Playground shade sails Spring 2027 Path extension to Birch Court Bids are in The board picked the path contractor from three bids at the October meeting. The bids are on the community website for anyone who wants to read them. WINTERPOOLHOURS The hot tub stays open on weekends, 10 am to 8 pm, through February. Harbor Hill News 6
Page 7. NOTICES Good to know Leaf pickup East side on November 9, west side on November 16. Paper bags only, at the curb by 7 am. Parking Please keep cars off the street on pickup days so the trucks can reach every curb. Welcome, new neighbors The Patels on Harbor Way, the Lindqvists on Birch Court and the Greene family on Maple Row. Say hello. Lost and found A blue child's bike and a pair of reading glasses are at the clubhouse front desk. Quiet hours 10 pm to 7 am, every day. Thank you for keeping Harbor Hill a good place to sleep. HAVENEWS ? Send it to the newsletter team by the 20th of each month. Harbor Hill News 7
Page 8. STAYINTHELOOP Get Harbor Hill News by email Every issue in your inbox on the first of the month, plus a reminder before each event. GETIT BY EMAIL TA KETHE2027SURVEY Harbor Hill Neighborhood Association · Clubhouse, 1 Harbor Way Board: Dana Ruiz, president · Sam Okafor, treasurer · Lee Tran, secretary