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LIFESTYLE LETTER
We Love Our Kids and Pets As summer begins to wind down and the start of school commences, the carefree days of slower morning routines and spending more time adventuring is exchanged for busier school and sport routines and schedules. The summers tend to progressively feel like they fly by the older we get, as do the years, but the simple pleasures of summer never get old. Although the routine of our children is often a welcome friend by the time August rolls around, it is generally a little bittersweet. Our August issue is dedicated to the cutest members of our community - kids and pets. They both have a way of making us feel special. I had the pleasure of meeting Denise and Ellie Mazour for the cover shoot with their beloved pet Chuckles. Not sure how many communities have the variety of pets as we do, but it sure makes living here fun! In this issue, we are highlighting a talented and bright group of teens, hearing from local businesses focused on helping our kids stay healthy and getting tips from a local dog trainer. We also wanted to share some family and petfriendly spots around town. As summer comes to a close, we hope you are able to take some time to relax and spend time with the ones you love.
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F E ATU R E D
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Lifestyle Letter
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City Scene
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Business Monthly
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Kids Menu
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Pet Care
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Expert Help
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Education Corner
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Outdoor Adventure
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Travel Journal
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Realty Report
Fun Cooking And Baking Sessions For Children
16 Dean Duett’s Double D Dog Training Positive Reinforcement Dog Training In Your Home
24 Business Incubator & Entrepreneurship Program Awards Teens At Incubator Pitch Night
26 Planning A Getaway In The Texas Hill Country? Stay In A Treehouse!
O N T H E C OV E R
Photography: Kate Cooley/Cooley Portraits Ellie Mazour is pictured with her family pet Chuckles the Pig. Chuckles’ instagram page is: chucklesigofficial.
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business monthly A round-up of exciting news from local businesses. Red Tree Custom Jewelers Gary Wick is an expert jeweler and founder of Red Tree Jewelry. He has over 33 years of experience and specializes in crafting high quality pieces. We are proud sponsors of the Ronald McDonald House, Lone Star Parkinson Society, and the Guardian House in San Antonio. We offer exclusive designs such as the Tulip Collection and the Angel of Hope which proceeds are donated to the designated charitable organization.
Boerne Retailers Style and Shop Event The Boerne Retailers’ are raising money for the Kendall County Women’s Shelter in style! Join us for an evening of shopping and a show! Come join some of your favorite stores in the Boerne area as they strut their stuff down the runway! September 17 at 6:00 p.m. at The Bevy Hotel Boerne. boerneretailersstyleandshop.com Participants include: Handmade on Main, La Te Da, Joli Boutique, Pixie, and Under The Fig Tree.
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FUN COOKING AND BAKING SESSIONS FOR CHILDREN ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY
Looking for ideas to keep the kids busy on these hot summer afternoons? Chef Julie Olsen-Smith of the Cooking Castle conducts cooking and baking classes for children of all ages. Her classes are held in Ms. Sue’s Art Studio on Old Fredericksburg Road. Camps are held throughout the summer and after school. Check the website thecookingcastle.com/ for schedules and fees. When I visited a session in June the kids had just mixed together the ingredients for homemade vanilla ice cream and were starting to gather the items to make snickerdoodle cookies. The day before the class made Asian fare of eggrolls and rice. Each day the kids make something different. Chef Julie explains the process, the importance of certain ingredients and how to carefully mix the creations. She and her helpers, of course, handle the actual cooking appliances. The camps help teach children sharing, interpersonal skills and problem solving. The children are grouped by age into six tables of five or six each. There is a teen-age helper at each table to assist. Chef Julie also provides cooking and baking activities for birthday parties.
Chef Julie
Showing the class how to separate an egg
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K I D S M E N U | FOOD + BEVE RAGE
BY CONNIE MCFALL CLARK
Chef Julie
Preparing the homemade ice cream mixer
“For the past 17 years Julie has taught Culinary Arts and Nutrition to students of all ages.”
Chef Julie will be a coach and teacher at Boerne Middle School North in the new school year. She has always had a passion for cooking and baking as a child and as she became older added nutrition to her pursuits. After completing a Dietetics degree from Florida State University in 2004, she decided to become a Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher shortly after. For the past 17 years Julie has taught Culinary Arts and Nutrition to students of all ages. She also has spent most of her summers and holidays teaching cooking camps and classes. Julie recently moved to Boerne with her husband Jeff, and her two daughters Grace (10) and Ruby (6).
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P E T CA R E | LOCAL SERV I CE S
Dean Duett’s Double D Dog Training POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT DOG TRAINING IN YOUR HOME PHOTOGRAPHY BY KATE COOLEY/COOLEY PORTRAITS
Getting a new puppy or teaching an old dog new tricks? Dean Duett’s Double D Dog Training offers multiple packages for training your dogs and works with the whole family in your home. He uses positive reinforcement methods that you can practice on your own. Double D Dog Training will help your dog create new and positive associations with the world that will help make your dog a happier and more confident pup! Check out Dean’s website doubleddogtraining.com/ for packages and pricing. You can also visit facebook. com/doubleddogtraining instagram.com/ doubleddogtraining Enjoy the following tips from a recent blog on the website. SIX AMAZING POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT TIPS FOR DOG OWNERS: 1. LOTS OF TREATS - Dogs are passionate eaters, and when it comes to treats, they will do just about everything to munch them down. Dogs love eating soft and chewy treats. Break them into smaller bites. You can use commercial dog treats, homemade treats, chicken balls, or even cheese also serves the purpose. 2. ACT LIKE TEAMMATES - Positive reinforcement heavily relies on politeness from the owner’s end. Do not act like a leader or dominate the training session. Your pup will not feel stressed, and learning new tricks becomes relatively easier in a friendly environment.
3. STRENGTHEN YOUR BOND - Dog training can be challenging, especially for inexperienced owners. You have to deal with the ups and downs while familiarizing dogs with the human world. And the most important thing to remember is patience. 4. KNOW WHAT YOUR DOG LIKES - Positive reinforcement is a funny teaching method that adds joy to both you and your canine’s life. Once you notice that the animal is not enjoying a particular command/practice, put it on hold for a while. For example, if the dog is not fetching the ball with passion, go for sit or stay commands. 5. REMOVE DISTRACTIONS - You will get the maximum benefit from the dog training session only if the pup is fully engaged and committed to positive behavior. Removing distractions, including other animals, kids, noises, etc., and shortening the sessions will help sustain their excitement level for the future. 6. BE POSITIVE - Last but not least, stay positive and add things that motivate your pups. From facial expressions to hand movements and voice pitch to making eye contact, show your willingness to work hard for a common goal. Reward the pets every time they behave well: treats, toys, appreciation, short breaks, a game of tug and even a smile on your face. Let them know they are heading in the right direction.
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Promot ion Physic al Therapy Br ings E xper t ise and Pa ssion to Boer ne
ARTICLE BY CATHERINE STEPHENS, SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING LIAISON & BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
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EXP E RT H E LP | HEALTH + W E LLNE S S
Dr. Ashley Medrano, Clinical Director Boerne Clinic
As Promotion Physical Therapy rounds out its 17th year as a leader in the industry, the staff continue to focus on the highest quality of care in a positive, encouraging, environment. With the most recent addition of their Boerne clinic, they now serve patients from five locations in San Antonio and surrounding areas. Dr. Ashley Medrano, the Clinical Director for the Boerne location has been treating patients for almost a decade in South Texas outpatient orthopedics and has a passion for sports rehabilitation. A former collegiate athlete herself, Dr. Medrano holds a Bachelor's degree in Applied Science, a Doctorate in Physical Therapy, is a Fellow of the Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy and is certified in dry needling. Most of Promotion’s Physical Therapists hold the FAAOMPT designation, which makes Promotion a leader in exceptional athletic care, training, and results. “We love athletes, says Dr. Martindale, and we treat them all - from middle school to high school, college, and even the pros - we are experts when it comes to their specific needs.” Not only do the therapists treat sports injuries, but they also work with athletes to prevent them. At the time, soccer high school athlete, Samantha Maudsley, underwent surgery for two ACL knee injuries. After surgery, Samantha’s primary physical therapy team consisted of Dr. Justin Martindale and Dr. Ashley Mendrano. “They are both, along with their staff, very professional, knowledgeable,
and friendly. Their techniques are designed to promote my recovery and truly made me stronger and better than ever. I feel I definitely owe them a debt of gratitude for their perseverance in never letting up on the goals I set for myself to return to soccer without limitations.” Maudsley has since played as an International Women’s soccer player and will currently be starting her junior year this Fall at The University of Louisiana/Monroe as part of the women’s soccer team as a ten-player midfield position. In addition, Promotion Physical Therapy treats everyday occurrences like strains, sprains, and shoulder pain, as well as physical therapy for pre- and post-operative conditions, including ACL reconstruction surgery, rotator cuff, labral repair surgery, and many others. Additional services include: Manual Therapy, Aquatic Therapy, TMJ treatment, Vestibular Therapy, Concussion Rehabilitation, and Dry Needling. Since 2005, when Promotion Physical Therapy first opened its doors, they have been on a mission to provide a better quality of life for San Antonio area patients suffering physical pain and discomfort. “As we began to see more and more patients driving into San Antonio to receive the care we knew it was time to expand our services into Boerne and to collaborate with medical providers in that area," explains Dr. Justin Martindale, President, and Chief Medical Officer. Visit promotionpt-sa. com for more information or call (830) 331-1114.
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ARTICLE BY JENNIFER BREUER/BOERNE CHAMPION HIGH SCHOOL
Business Incubator & Entrepreneurship Program AWARDS TEENS AT INCUBATOR PITCH NIGHT
1st Place: Bonsai Chef - Ishi Estacio, Ethan Coffin, Chase Balderas (BHS), Ty Alexander and Leo Petriu
2nd place: Run Tree - Lyle Rideout and Shannon Breuer (pictured with their mentor Julia Breuer)
3rd place: Attention Novelties - Ryan Nereson, Gabe Hawkins and Camden Vicknair
4th place: Bag the Smell - Juan Castro, Connor Wahl, JP Walker (BHS students)
5th place: Inverse Innovations - Michael Williams, Tanner Goodeill, Asher Van Buskirk pictured with their mentor Paul Ramey
Fireworks Funding - pictured with their mentor Sharon Ramey. Barb Corchado (BHS) Valerie Miller (CHS) and Ariana Greenleaf (BHS) raised $41,400!!
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EDU CAT ION COR N E R | EDUCATI ON
The Incubator.edu Boerne program was started in an attempt to bring real-world experience into the classroom. We teach students to think like entrepreneurs and that means solving a problem they might have encountered in their lives or on some level looking at how the problem is currently being solved and doing it better than it is being done currently. The local investors were many -- our whole community was involved and we are so thankful. The judges were Bill Bird of Bird Imports, Will Hawkins of Goettl AC and Plumbing, Stephanie Chandler of Jackson Walker, LLP. Justin McKenzie from the Boerne Kendall County Angel Network helped out all year as well as Rich Sena from the BISD school board. The program is funded by donations from local businesses and community members. The money that is awarded can be used by the students to further their business. They have to form an LLC to receive that funding. Or, they can divide it up and use it as scholarship money that will be sent directly to their school of choice. We look for mentors who really want to work with teenagers and share their wisdom, knowledge and connections with high school students. One such mentor was Glenn Coward of CapabilitySource who worked with the Bonsai Chef team that won first place. They created a phone app that creates recipe suggestions based on what is in your pantry after scanning store receipts. Bonsai Chef boys shared their post-high school plans. Ishi Estacio will attend UTSA and major in Business, Ethan Coffin will attend Texas A&M and major in Business Entrepreneurship, Ty Alexander will attend Texas A&M Corpus Christi and major in Business or Economics, Leo Petriu will study Economics in Europe, and Chase Balderas is only a junior so he will return to take the Business Practicum class next year.
When asked how the program prepared him for his professional future, Ethan stated, "Incubator has given me a great understanding of what it means to be an entrepreneur, and while I certainly have more to learn, I have a much better grip on how to do nearly everything business-related, from communicating with associates to conducting pitches or delegating tasks to my fellow team members. Coach Breuer, the mentors, and the Incubator program do an excellent job providing you with every resource you need to succeed. You just have to provide the initiative to use those resources." Ishi responded to the question about what attracted him to the Incubator program, to which he replied, "The idea of a team effort, ideation, and process of building a business. The experience in Incubator allowed me to progress and break my comfort zone. Moreover, it allows me to connect with people who are successful and to learn from their experiences." The team that raised all the money for us was called Fireworks Funding. They raised $41,400 for the Incubator program. • 1st Place: Bonsai Chef - Ishi Estacio, Ethan Coffin, Chase Balderas (BHS), Ty Alexander and Leo Petriu • 2nd place: Run Tree - Lyle Rideout and Shannon Breuer • 3rd place: Attention Novelties Ryan Nereson, Gabe Hawkins and Camden Vicknair • 4th place: Bag the Smell - Juan Castro, Connor Wahl and JP Walker (BHS students) • 5th place: Inverse Innovations - Michael Williams, Tanner Goodeill and Asher Van Buskirk • Honorable Mention Reckless Cowboy
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PL ANNING A GETAWAY IN THE TEX AS HILL COUNTRY? STAY IN A TREEHOUSE!
Frio Treetop Lodge
Two locations offering actual treehouses for overnight accommodations for families that we found appealing are in Leakey and New Braunfels. Neither area is a long drive from Boerne. First, the Frio Treetop Lodge in Leakey, Texas. Frio Treetop is magical and has that "wow" factor at first sight! Enjoy inspiring sunsets from the Treetop Deck perched in a giant cypress tree overlooking the Frio River. There are multiple patios and decks for entertaining with winding rock steps leading down to another patio for river access. The Treetop Lodge, Treetop Cottage and Treehouse Deck, along with the sauna and hot tub are one private property and are rented together at one great rate! This is a fabulous place for celebrations like weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, family gatherings, holidays, business and religious retreats! Fish and swim in crystal clear water. There is a shallow area for kids and a deeper area for the rope swing. Treetop has horseshoe and washer pitching areas, a hammock, a hot tub, and a sauna. friotreetop.com/ River Road Treehouses, a nightly vacation rental property, is located on River Road next to the Guadalupe River outside of New Braunfels. This property features six custom treehouses actually attached to the trees! But don’t think you’ll be roughing it staying in a treehouse; these units are fully furnished and have all the conveniences of modern-day living including: indoor bathrooms with showers, fully stocked kitchens, wi-fi, tv with satellite and Amazon Fire, king-sized bed in the master bedroom and two queen beds in the loft. The property features a 400-foot waterfront park with hammocks, picnic tables, fire pits, and outdoor furniture. riverroadcabins.com/ CHECK OUT THESE OTHER UNIQUE VACATION HOMES: Cypress Valley Canopy Tours Treehouses (Spicewood) Treehouse at Scenic Hill Vacations (Brenham) Treehouse at Davis Ranch Retreat (Waelder)
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There’s a reason people visit the Southern California coastal city of Laguna Beach an average of five times in their lifetime. From its stunning oceanside bluffs overlooking 30 Pacific Ocean beaches and coves to its fusion of beautiful canyon wilderness with tranquil ocean life, fresh-ingredients cuisine and eclectic arts culture, Laguna Beach is a time-honored destination full of vibrant and invigorating seaside experiences. This month, our City Lifestyle community of luxury travel enthusiasts are thrilled to collaborate with Visit Laguna Beach to present a breathtaking view into this idyllic West Coast artist community. Plus, together, we have created an exclusive GIVEAWAY opportunity to win a 2-night trip for two. Get ready to experience the upscale and creative culture alongside the lively, yet quirky personality of Laguna Beach! When it comes to prestigious travel hospitality, The Ranch at Laguna Beach is highly regarded by luxury and discerning travel authorities such as Condé Nast, Forbes, and Travel & Leisure for its congenial service, elevated ambiance and reputable guest experience. The upscale, outdoor wellness offerings range from the uniquely designed 9-hole golf course within the canyon setting to the full-time farmer facilitating outstanding local dishes offered on the original homestead of Laguna Beach. And what would the Laguna Beach culture be without all of the seaside activities? Kayaking, snorkeling and diving, whale and dolphin watching, SUP—you name it, you can experience it. Laguna Beach is seven miles of coves and beaches uniquely its own with breathtaking cliffs and recreational canyons and a hippy-loving-self-expression-embracing artist colony that you won’t want to miss in this lifetime.
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realty report A sample of recently sold properties in Boerne. N E I GH BO RH O O D
ORIGIN AL PRICE
SO L D P RIC E
%SO L D/ O RIG
DO M
B DRM S
B AT H S
Cordillera Ranch
$3,690,000
$3,600,000
97.56%
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Cordillera Ranch
$2,849,000
$2,799,000
98.24%
363
4
5/1
Cordillera Ranch
$2,099,000
$2,099,000
100.00%
102
5
5/1
Anaqua Springs
$1,850,000
$1,780,000
96.22%
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5
5/1
Anaqua Springs
$1,649,000
$1,675,000
101.57%
19
4
4/2
Undefined
$1,595,000
$1,585,000
99.37%
148
1
1
Menger Springs
$1,450,000
$1,448,500
99.90%
11
4
4/1
Stone Creek
$1,300,000
$1,300,000
100.00%
9
4
3
Menger Springs
$1,350,000
$1,275,000
94.44%
11
5
4/1
Cibolo Park
$1,200,000
$1,235,000
102.92%
17
4
4
Menger Springs
$1,100,000
$1,100,000
100.00%
4
4
5/1
Raintree Woods
$1,150,000
$1,050,000
91.30%
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5
4/1
Raintree Woods
$949,500
$990,000
104.27%
49
5
4/1
North Heights
$975,000
$975,000
100.00%
12
5
5
$875,000
$950,000
108.57%
13
4
3
$1,200,000
$950,000
79.17%
180
3
3/1 3/1
Kendall Woods Estate Cordillera Ranch Raintree Woods
$950,000
$950,000
100.00%
1
4
Fair Oaks Ranch
$850,000
$865,000
101.76%
3
5
3/1
Fair Oaks Ranch
$850,000
$850,000
100.00%
1
3
3/1
Village Green
$760,000
$845,000
111.18%
12
3
3
Front Gate
$801,101
$826,910
103.22%
7
4
3/1 3/1
Front Gate
$809,000
$825,000
101.98%
2
4
Fair Oaks Ranch
$805,000
$820,000
101.86%
15
5
4
Fair Oaks Ranch
$749,000
$815,000
108.81%
8
4
3
River Valley Fair Oaks Ranch
$802,900
$803,840
100.11%
102
4
3/1
Ridge Creek
$749,999
$798,500
106.47%
12
6
4
This data is a sampling of sold properties from June 2022. Source: SABOR MLS system.
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Joshua Springs Park & Preserve BOASTS OF A TWO-ACRE ENCLOSED DOG PARK
Joshua Springs Park & Preserve outside Boerne off IH-10 West (exit 533) has a two-acre enclosed park for dogs. Complete with agility features and the space separated for large and small dogs, it is a beautiful area to enjoy the sunshine as well as give your dogs freedom to roam off-leash. Water troughs are continually filled to satisfy the fur babies’ thirst for a drink before off to play some more. In case you forget the waste bags, Mutt Mitts dispensers are available, along with trash cans. Picnic tables and benches are located in the dog park. The park is open from May 1 through September 30 from 7:00 a.m. until 8:30 p.m.
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events A curated selection of the most intriguing upcoming events in our area.
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Movie in the Park
BOERN E CITY PARK "Ninja Turtles" is the featured film for August. This events offers family-friendly outdoor movies in the park with preshow activities.
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Boerne Market Days
BOERN E MAIN PLAZA On the second weekend of every month, Main Plaza is home to a magical outdoor market that blends the traditions of the Texas Hill Country with the creations of today’s culture. Opens at 10:00 a.m. both Saturday and Sunday. Hundreds of festive booths display everything from collectibles and remembrances of the past to modern innovations.
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Moondance Outdoor Concert Series
Cibolo Center for Conservation proudly announces the musician on stage in August is Ruben V. Bring lawn chairs and coolers and enjoy an evening of great music under the full moon and oak trees. 7:00 to 10:00 p.m.
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