Cover Contents

A Note from Cheryl Wood Delta Secrets and Getaways

Home Maintenance Tips Trilogy at Rio Vista Map

Map Street Index Crossword Puzzle Clubs and Groups

Local Resources About Wood Real Estate

1 2 3 4 - 5 6 - 7 8 - 9 10 11 12 - 13 14 - 15 16

CONTENTS

Booklet © 2016 by Wood Real Estate ~ No part of this publication may be copied or used either in whole or part by any commercial entities or organizations without the expressed permission of Wood Real Estate.

Digital copies of this booklet may be downloaded and used for non-commercial private use at:

www.woodlistings.com/booklet

2

3

With so much to do inside Trilogy’s gates, one could easily be forgiven if they rarely venture beyond the community to seek new adventures. But just beyond a few picturesque bends of the California Delta’s maze of levee roads lies a world of discovery that makes the average day trip seem like a vacation in itself. Here are a few of our favorite destinations (in no particular order) that await discovery just a short distance outside of Trilogy’s gates. Happy trails!

4

THE DELTA LOOP Restaurants, marina’s, cabins, camping and more. Just minutes from Rio Vista, yet a world away from it. all.

If you blink while driving on Highway 12 just 3.2 miles east of the Rio Vista Bridge (officially known as the Helen Madere Memorial Bridge we should say) you might miss the “Delta Loop” signs inviting you to turn right onto a paved road leading south. Next time, go ahead and make that turn. Then relax and take your time. Along this 10 mile drive you’ll find restaurants, marinas, lodging, and more. Don’t worry about getting lost, you’ll end up at Highway 12 again, just 6 miles from Rio Vista. So whether it’s a relaxing Sunday drive, or a deliciously fresh seafood dinner at dockside while sailboats sway, you’ll find both and more on “The Loop”. More info at: www.deltaloop.net

THE RYDE HOTEL Standing tall on an orchard-lined Sacramento river bank, the colorful atmosphere of its fabled past still abides.

The Ryde Hotel’s vibrant history secures its local status as a legendary landmark, and recent renovations have incorporated modern amenities while skillfully maintaining the original character of its art deco design. Opened in 1927 during prohibition, it was an opulent over-the-top establishment, and a bustling riverboat way station. From famed Hollywood celebrities, to presidents, mobsters, bootleggers, to rumors of secret river tunnels and even a bordello, the Ryde has seen and survived it all. Stay in one of its many rooms or enjoy the popular Champagne Brunch Buffet hosted every Sunday in the dining hall and patio from 10am to 1:30pm. More info at: www.rydehotel.com

THE HISTORIC TOWN OF LOCKE Step onto the 1920’s era streets of Historic Locke and you’ll swear you’ve stepped back in time.

Locke was founded in 1915 after a fire broke out in the Chinese section of nearby Walnut Grove. The Chinese who lived in that area decided that it was time to establish a town of their own. By 1920 Locke stood essentially as you see it now. Visiting Locke is like stepping back in time. Locke is no tourist trap, nor is it a ghost town. Its unusual, out-of-the-way charm is genuine. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, visitors are welcome in Locke and there are no fees for visiting. The entire town is an historic site, but also a living community with two Chinese restaurants, and a variety of small shops and historical museums. More info at: www.locke-foundation.org

THE GRAND ISLAND MANSION A local favorite for weddings & events, this luxurious property is frequently open to the public on select dates.

This mansion is on the delta? Why yes it is! Designed in 1917 by renowned San Francisco architect J. W. Dolliver and built by the finest craftsmen from Europe for San Francisco native Louis Meyers, this 24,000 square foot four-story villa features 58 rooms. It has five marble fireplaces, inlaid parquet flooring, rare handmade tile work, imported wood paneling, period furnishings, authentic artwork, and classical Italian gardens. The Mansion and grounds are open for public viewing and dining during the famous Sunday Champagne Brunch, served twice monthly from 10:30am to 2:00pm, by reservation. More info at: www.grandislandmansion.com/sunday-brunch.html

5

THE OLD SUGAR MILL IN CLARKSBURG Eleven wineries in one historic building. Simply put… a wonderful place to spend a very enjoyable day.

Built in 1935 and located in the heart of Clarksburg's scenic wine country, this rustic old-world property and its extensive grounds provide a wide variety of spaces - including an outdoor plaza that accommodates up to 1,000 guests, a spacious barrel room, a beautiful main gallery, and a refurbished boiler house. Best of all, a whopping eleven of the region's most prestigious wineries offer daily wine tasting, and variety of special events often frequent the calendar. Just 28.4 miles from Rio Vista along scenic levee roads, it’s open seven days a week, 11am to 5pm, 361 days a year, though individual tasting room hours may vary. More info at: www.oldsugarmill.com

THE WESTERN RAILWAY MUSEUM Explore regional rail history, ride a train, or just marvel at their huge collection of vintage passenger cars.

You whiz by it on Highway 12 and think "We should stop there sometime". Well you should! This 22 acre museum preserves the region's heritage of electric railways with over 50 historic cars on display, 22 miles of track, historic exhibits, vintage streetcar and interurban train rides, a shaded picnic ground, a Museum Store, a Depot Café and more. And we HIGHLY recommend during the 3 weekends before Halloween that you board the rustic train that takes you miles over the prairie to the Annual Pumpkin Patch Festival. You won’t forget it! Open year round on Saturdays & Sundays from 10:30am to 5pm (Wed. thru Sat. in Summertime). More info at: www.wrm.org

Please Note: This map is intended for general reference, not active navigation. When traveling, use a good road map or reliable GPS device.

It's tempting in a community as recently built as Trilogy to assume that properly maintaining your relatively new home is simply a matter of cleaning house, cutting the lawn, and keeping your patios and walkways well swept. These are indeed a part of any well balanced home maintenance regimen, but there are a variety of other things that should be monitored closely on a regular basis in order to prevent more serious and ultimately costly problems from developing. Perhaps no one understands this better than realtors. Most home sales transactions require a home inspection report be performed by a professional inspector. Time and again these reports mention the same commonly overlooked issues which, with regular maintenance, can often be avoided. Let’s examine three of the most common of these now.

Each autumn Trilogy’s lovely and increasingly mature deciduous trees create a community wide carpet of leaves and debris. On windy days they’re virtually everywhere. It’s an inescapable condition, and gutters collect them like magnets. As they’re out of sight, many home owners may go years without ever giving their gutters a second thought.

That is until a problem arises. Physical damage to gutters caused from clogged downspouts that create heavy standing water can lead to leakage and overflow that can cause eaves to begin rotting or sometimes water to start leaking into walls. Even residents without mature trees directly on their property can be affected. Winds can blow leaves from far distant locations, but leaves aren’t the only culprit. Wind born dust and dirt that settles onto your roof and subsequently runs off into your gutters eventually builds up in thickness, creating a substrate in which seeds of various kinds can take hold and sprout. Even the thinnest layer of gutter dust can trap and hold moisture that allows mosses, mildew, insects, and other culprits to take up residence and cause problems.

Cleaning your own gutters is a potentially dangerous, messy, and time consuming endeavor. And with increased water rationing, using a hose or pressure washer can be problematic, especially if badly clogged gutters and downspouts begin to overflow onto - and into – walls during cleaning. So unless you’re confident you can do the job safely by yourself, our advice is to hire a professional to do the work. They’ll not only clean your gutters properly, but will inspect their structural integrity and check all your downspouts and related structures to see if any additional problems exist. Once your gutters are clean, regular inspections should be a part of your yearly maintenance schedule. Late fall or early winter are good times for this to be undertaken. Homes with leafy trees nearby may wish have this done twice per year, once after the majority of autumn leaves have fallen, and then again in early winter (preferably before the rainy season is in full swing) to insure that a flurry of late falling leaves haven’t reclogged the gutters or downspouts.

A recently inspected gutter in Trilogy: Leafy debris slowly build up, resulting in clogged downspouts, standing water,

leaking or broken gutters, and potential water damage.

Gutters

Once the initial landscaping of a new home is completed, ongoing maintenance is generally in the hands of someone else. That being either the home owner or their hired gardener. The level of your gardener’s understanding of the relationship of that vegetation to your home’s integrity however, may be as widely divergent as the plants in your yard. It’s an important thing to consider, for much like the gutter issues discussed above, vegetation related problems resulting in structural damage are one of the most commonly reported issues found in Trilogy home inspection reports. Some of these problems can be very costly to repair and if left unchecked may seriously devalue your home.

Vegetation, Walls, Foundations, and Drainage

6

Moisture retained from plants that encroach upon or are in contact with the walls and foundations around your home tend to invite mildew and other organisms to take up residence on these surfaces. Layers of dead and rotting leaves, mulch, dirt, and other vegetative debris soon build up against the base of the foundation, slowly burying them in this moisture laden mix. Left unchecked, rot, cracking, and structural damage usually aren’t too far behind. Inspect the perimeter of your home carefully and cut back any vegetation to the extent that air is allowed to pass freely between the walls and your plants. Remove any layers of mulch, leaves, and debris along the base of the foundation. Pay special attention to the sides of your home that are in shade for much of the year. Keeping these areas clean and well ventilated reduces the chance that fungus, mold, termites, and other pests will take root there. In addition, be aware that almost all Trilogy home lots were built with back yards that slope gently away from the home to prevent rainwater from pooling against the home’s foundation. Each corner of your back yard should have a drainage grate to collect this runoff and divert it. Locate and check to see if yours are open and are kept free of debris.

Retain enough space between your home and your plants so that air can flow freely between them, and

keep the base of your foundation debris free!

HVAC Filters

HVAC stands for your "Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning" system and every Trilogy Home has one. The main blower and heating unit are in your attic and the air conditioner condenser unit is a big box-like structure, usually mounted on a concrete slab at side of your home. It's important to insure that the area around the condenser unit is kept free from encroaching vegetation, dirt, and leaves. Each system incorporates an air filter that should be periodically inspected for accumulated dirt and dust and replaced regularly. These filters are easily accessed from inside your home. On older Trilogy homes they're most often found behind a ceiling grate in the hallway. On many newer Trilogy homes they may reside lower down on a wall, usually in one of your central rooms. As dirt and dust builds up on your filter it reduces airflow, causing the blower to work harder, which in turn uses more electricity, and potentially reduces the lifespan of the blower. More importantly, a clean filter helps the system to circulate cleaner air, minimizing respiratory health risks. To replace the filter, locate and open your filter grate, remove the old filter and make a note of its size and / or model which is usually printed on the filter. Oilwell Hardware in Rio Vista, customarily stocks a good supply of the various filters used throughout Trilogy.

A typical Trilogy HVAC filter with the grate opened. Oilwell Hardware in Rio Vista stocks replacements.

It’s beyond the scope of this article to list all the local businesses that cater various home maintenance needs, and we wouldn’t want to omit any qualified entities from that list. That said, if you discover any maintenance issues that you feel require professional attention we’re happy to offer advice or assist you in finding someone who can do the job.

Email us anytime at woodrealestate@gmail.com or call 707-374-3456 and we’ll be happy to assist you.

Getting Help

7

8

9

Map

Ver

sion

: 3.0

R

evis

ed: J

anua

ry 4

th, 2

019

This publication’s latest map update (January 2019) includes ALL the final streets at Trilogy! With a total of 126 of them in the community however, actually finding the one that your new Trilogy acquaintance said they lived on can sometimes be a challenge. “Where in the blazes is Eagle Crest Court?!!” Well, not to fret! We’ve bordered the map on the previous pages with letters and numbers across the top and left side so by utilizing the associated coordinates below you can trace a street’s general location in a jiffy. Enjoy, and happy trails!

Alpine Drive I17 to L19 American Falls Drive P4 to V6 Anglebrook Drive J4 Arlington Drive R5 to R8 Arrowhead Court Q11 Atlantic Drive C10 to F11 Augusta Court L15 Aurora Way S15 Bay Oaks Way S9 Belcarra Court X14 Bella Vista Way G8 Belvedere Drive X11 to X15 Birch Ridge Court Z8 Birch Ridge Drive O7 to Z8 Black Diamond Drive P4 to P7 Blue Heron Drive O19 Branchwood Drive H11 Bridgeport Way N17 Brockton Place T9 to V11 Brookside Lane H3 to N4 Canyon Springs Drive F13 to G16 Cedar Ridge Court O16 Cedar Ridge Drive N18 to U15 Cherry Hills Lane P13 Cinnabar Hills N5 Clubhouse Road E15 to H14 Colonial Way L8 Conway Drive F8 to J9 Coronado Way S6 Crystal Downs Drive A12 to D18 Cypress Drive G11 to U13 David Lamoree Way W9 to W12 Deerfield Way R13 Del Monte Drive D11 Desert Forest Court J13 Desert Forest Drive C12 Diamante Drive G2 to K2 Diamond Hills Drive W9 to Z9 Eagle Crest Court X7 Eagle Crest Way W7 to Z7 Eagle Drive Y17 Eagle Glenn Way R6 Edgewood Drive O11 to V11 Fairbanks Drive L7 Falconcrest Way S19 Forest Highland Drive G13 Foxwood Lane F11 to H7 Glenn Lakes Drive F18 to G16 Gold Hills Drive C11 Goosepond Drive P20 Harvest Hills Lane X9 to X12 Hawk Ridge Drive R19 Heatherwood Lane J18 Indianwood Way E13 Inverness Drive N13 Kestrel Way X16 Laurel Place Q9 Livingston Place M6 Lon Hills I4 Longspur Drive X17 Magnolia Drive G6 Mallard’s Gulch Drive T18 Marianna Place K5

Marks Road V12 to Z15 Meadowbrook Lane R14 Michelbook Lane G3 to N6 Mockingjay Drive Z16 Oak Hill Way P14 Oak Marsh K6 Oakridge Way D10 to F6 Olympic Drive M13 Osprey Ridge Road O20 to Q19 Palisades Drive L2 to L6 Paradise Pines G13 Peachtree Lane U10 Pebble Beach Drive I-10 to H13 Pelican Place X15 Pine Hills Drive L18 Pinehurst Drive Q13 to P16 Quail Walk Way Q4 to P6 Redmont Lane J4 River Oaks Drive K18 River Trace Road I18 to I19 Rivercliff Drive E10 Riverside Drive I-9 Riverwood Lane L2 to L9 Riviera Drive J8 to J11 Rutland Drive T10 to U5 Saddle Rock Lane W5 to Z6 Sage Meadows Drive G7 Saint Andrews Drive P8 to N15 Sand Hills Drive G12 Sandpiper Place S19 Seminole Court T13 Shadow Creek Drive E14 Shearwater Drive V17 Silver Ridge Drive Z5 to Z14 Southern Hills Drive E12 to F9 Spring Creek Drive W6 to Z6 Springhill Drive G10 to I8 Spyglass Court D12 Spyglass Drive B12 to F16 Steelwood Lane I18 to K18 Sugar Creek Lane U7 Summerset Drive Main Loop Sunset Court E4 Sunset Landing F3 to J6 Three Rivers Way V7 to W4 Timber Creek Drive W5 to W7 Timberlane G4 Turnberry Terrace N16 to U14 Twin Lakes Lane P6 to T6 Twin Pines Drive R8 to T8 Valley Hill Drive J19 to L19 Valley Landing Lane W13 to Z12 Vintage Court K13 Vintage Drive L8 to L12 Waterbird Place P19 Waterwood Court V16 Waterwood Drive M16 to W14 Watson Hollow Drive A14 Western Hills Drive R9 to V10 Whistling Straits Way G13 Willow Brook Drive H10 Wilmington Lane Q14 Wrenwood Way P19

10

2. Needed for tennis 6. Trilogy's age in 2016 8. Road bordering its namesake 10. Where your new Camaro awaits 11. Trilogy Street with no end 14. One under par 15. One over par 16. Bass Festival’s Saturday finale 17. 1st city due east of Rio Vista 18. Chevron's eatery 21. Saint of a Trilogy drive 23. Humans on links 24. Needed to golf

25. Place of glassy eyes 27. View 30. Trilogy has two, 1 big & 1 small 32. Common to fishing & golf shots 33. Not working 36. Hole waver 37. Main Street "factory" product 38. Knight of Trilogy’s eatery 39. Fish with a festival 41. Local cetacean celebrity 42. Small wooden pedestal 43. "Shining Light” newspaper

1. Color of river span 3. No birdies or bogey's 4. Place that boats sleep 5. 1st city due west of Rio Vista 6. Highway designation 7. The bridge has two of them 9. Just for the green 12. White Spinners 13. Best Trilogy resale broker 19. Primary pantry supplier 20. Big city upstream

22. Fairfield is seat 25. 5 less than Trilogy minimum age 26. Common to pizza's & golf shots 28. Trilogy's "other" ball sport 29. Lepidoptera of community logo 31. OilWell ________ store 34. Region / clubhouse / pharmacy 35. Long & green 40. Built your Trilogy home

ACROSS: DOWN:

So you think you know your Trilogy & Rio Vista geography, businesses, popular sports, & area lore pretty well ay? Try testing your local knowledge with this 45 word crossword puzzle and see! All clues are focused on Trilogy, Rio Vista, and the general area. Some clues are give-aways, others not so much! Answers are on Page 15. Good luck!

11

Art Guild (TAG) - Maren, 374-3954

- Bergren Art - Lori, 374-6096

- Card Design - Alma, 374-3064

- Rubber Stamp Cards & Things - Shari, 363-9752

Art, Pastel Painting - Linda, 374-7590

Art, Watercolor Painting - Anna, 374-3560

Ballroom Dance Lessons -

Jonathan / Ellen, 510-672-0502

Billiards Club - Al, 374-2436

Bingo - Irene, 374-6999

Bocce League - Joe, 374-7520

Book Club - Adrienne, 374-5576

Book Club, 66 Bible Books - Deb, 374-5324

Bridge, Duplicate - Sue, 374-6136

Bridge, Lessons - Sue, 374-6136

Bridge, Friday - Larry, 374-3511

Bunco - Anna, 374-2239

Canasta, Couples - Pat, 225-0796

Canasta, Ponytail - Judy, 374-2679

Canasta, Hand & Foot - Sue, 374-3930

Ceramics - Ann, 374-5122

Community Connections - Robie, 650-454-4299

Cooking Club - Gary, 374-5859

Council for the Arts - Judy, 374-2924

Country Line Dancing - Andra, 374-5783

Cycling - Marcia, 374-5177

Dance Club - Richard, 374-7595

Delta Breeze Chorus - Cheryl, 374-7567

Do you have a favorite hobby, card game, sports activity, or other interest you’d like to share with new friends or neighbors? Look no further! The variety of clubs, groups, hobbyists, support groups, or just the casual “get together” enthusiasts of one interest or another that make up the Trilogy community are as varied and abundant as the community’s members themselves. Have some fun! Unless otherwise indicated, all numbers are local area code 707.

Dog Club - Mona, 374-4057

Dominos - Shirley, 374-9984

Drama Club - Judy, 374-2924

Emergency Action Committee - Barry, 415-407-8529

Family Support - Claudette, 439-6116

Fat Quarters Quilters - Esther, 374-2639

Fishing Club - Noel, 348-4097

Game Night - Donna, 374-6296

Garden - Harish, 374-2643

Genealogy Club - Rhoda, 374-7542

- Workshop - Carolyn, 510-334-0912

Golf, Men's Executive 9 - Mike, 253-312-8371

Golf, Senior Men's - Eric, 925-685-7237

Golf, Women's 9 - Debi, 374-5797

Golf, Women's 18 - Carol, 374-2740

Good Samaritans - Paul & Rose,

- Email: 9fellowship@gmail.com

Guitar Club - Roger, 374-2737

Hiking Club - George, 764-6104

Hispanic Club - Don, 673-6608

Horseshoe Club - Richard, 580-8112

Jazz Band - Jim, 374-7567

Mah Jongg - Molly 374-3417

Mah Jongg Joy Luck - Rita, 374-2663

Model Club - Ted, 925-691-4676

Motorcycle Club - Larry, 374-2967

Movers and Shakers - Audrey, 374-7506

Nature Club – Gail, 374-2718

12

Pickleball - Linda, 916-835-3801

Photography - Yvonne, 408-690-4524

Pinochle - Anne Marie, 374-6807

Poker - Al, 374-2436

Poker, Texas Hold’em - Jim, 815-3675

Radio Club - Dean, 374-3967

Recipe Club - Kathy, 374-3345

Religions of the World - Don, 510-909-5049

Rip, Stitch, and Bitch - Diann, 374-5875

RV Roamers - Richard, 580-8122

Sailing - Dennis, 374-5840

Singles Group - Robie, Email: robiejw@hotmail.com

Soul Line Dancing - Pat, 280-6059

Stained Glass, Marianne, 374-5379

Supper Club - Susan, 372-5489

Table Tennis - Ruth, 372-9956

Tai Chi/Yuan Chi Dance - WeiKang, 507-5253

Tennis Club - Claude, 374-3964

Theater Group - Louise, 374-3541

TOPS - Elouise, 374-1499

Ukulele - Claire, 510-301-0479

Walk & Talk - Penny, 925-324-4757

Whist Club - Hattie, 374-3699

Woodcarving - John, 374-5730

Writers Club - Suzi, 925-231-5213

Village Kare Bears

Village One - Sandy, 374-5232 (Inactive)

Oakmont Village - Kathy, 374-2969

Village Riviera - Gerry, 510-507-4080

Olympic Village - Rich, 374-3065

Saddle Rock - Diana, 925-759-1261

Village Resident’s Clubs

Village One - Tess 374-4778

Oakmont Village - Linda, 760-486-9178

Village Riviera - Barb, 507-5026

Olympic Village – Rich, 374-3065

Saddle Rock - Dana, 374-3455

Eagle Point - Marlene, 714-317-9688

Please note the preceding list was obtained from third party sources, and though we’ were very careful to insure that it was transferred accurately to this publication we were not able to independently verify all the names and numbers were correct, still active, or were free from source material typos. Please email us with corrections or updates at: woodrealestate@gmail.com ~ Thanks!

13

Rio Vista Police / Fire / Emergency For Emergencies Dial: 911 Rio Vista Fire and Police Dispatch: 707-374-2300 Rio Vista Fire Dept. Business Line: 707-374-2233 Rio Vista Police Dept. Business Line: 707-374-6366

At Trilogy Activities Director: 707-374-4204 Cafe Vista in the Clubhouse: 707-374-4202 Fitness and Spa: 707-374-4205 Front Gate: 707-374-4306 Golf Club: 707-374-2900 Homeowners Association: 707-374-4843 or 800-400-2284 Sir Flair's Restaurant: 707-374-4400 Vista Recreation Center: 707-374-4200

In Rio Vista Bank of Rio Vista 101 Main Street, Rio Vista, CA 707-374-5711 www.bankofriovista.com Bank of Stockton 230 Main Street, Rio Vista, CA 707-374-5032 www.bankofstockton.com Delta Breeze (Rio Vista Transit) 707-374-2878 www.riovistacity.com/delta-breeze-transit-system Delta Pharmacy 407 Main Street, Rio Vista, CA 707-374-5135 Lira’s Market Home Delivery 609 CA Hwy. 12, Rio Vista, CA 707-374-5399 (& Press Option 1) www.lirassupermarketrewards.loyaltylane.com Rio Vista Post Office 140 Sacramento St., Rio Vista, CA 707-374-2057 www.usps.com

Below is a comprehensive list of frequently sought Trilogy and Rio Vista phone numbers. You can always access this list by going to www.woodlistings.com/resources.htm ~ Every attempt has been made to verify the information below is correct as of late January 2017. If you find anything in error, please email us at woodrealestate@gmail.com and let us know! We’ll make sure and update our online resource page and our next resource booklet update. Thanks!

Newspapers Rio Vista Beacon Newspaper 925-550-7811 www.riovistabeacon.com River News Herald Newspaper 707-374-6431 www.rivernewsherald.com

Utilities / Services City of Rio Vista Water & Sewer 707-374-2176 Rio Vista Sanitation 707-374-5644 Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) 1-800-743-5000

Telephone / TV / Internet: Frontier Communications (Tel. & Internet) 1-800-921-8101 DirecTV (Satellite TV & Internet) 1-855-802-3473 Dish Network (Satellite TV & Internet) 1-800-333-3474 Exede Internet (Satellite Internet) 1-855-627-0942 HughesNet (Satellite Internet) 1-866-293-8945 Wave Broadband (Cable TV & Internet) 1-866-928-3123 Xfinity by Comcast (Cable TV & Internet) 1-800-945-2288

14

Various Local Organizations Rio Vista Chamber of Commerce 33 N. 2nd Street, Rio Vista, CA (707) 374-2700 www.riovista.org Rio Vista Food Pantry 1105A Airport Road, Rio Vista, CA (707) 374-5706 www.riovistafoodpantry.org Rio Vista Senior Center 25 Main Street, Rio Vista, CA (707) 374-3349 www.riovistaseniorcenter.com Rio Vista Youth Services 45 Main Street, Rio Vista, CA www.rvys.net Rio Vista Rotary Club P.O. Box 513, Rio Vista, CA www.riovistarotary.org Soroptimist of Rio Vista P.O. Box 152, Rio Vista, CA (707) 374-6618 www.siriovista.org Rio Vista Bass Festival www.bassfestival.com Simonsen Delta Swim Center (City Pool) - Operated by Rio Vista Sharks Swim Team 300 California St., Rio Vista, CA (707) 374-5211 www.riovistacity.com/simonsen-swim-center-information

Rio Vista CARE (Family Support) 628 Montezuma Street, Rio Vista, CA (707) 374-5243 www.rvcare.org Rio Vista Museum 16 N. Front St, Rio Vista, CA (707) 374-5169 www.riovistamuseum.com Rio Vista Lions Club P.O. Box 362, Rio Vista, CA (707) 374-4025 www.e-clubhouse.org/sites/riovista American Legion Post 178 Veterans Memorial Building 610 St. Francis Way, Rio Vista, CA (707) 374-6554 www.americanlegionpost178.org Moose Lodge #1846 11 N. Front Street, Rio Vista, CA (707) 374-2534 www.mooseintl.org/public/default.asp

ACROSS: 2. racket ~ 6. twenty ~ 8. airport ~ 10. abel 11. summerset ~ 14. birdie ~ 15. bogie ~ 16. fireworks ~ 17. lodi 18. mcdonalds ~ 21. andrews ~ 23. golfers ~ 24. clubs 25. fosters ~ 27. vista ~ 30. clubhouses ~ 32. hook ~ 33. retired 36. flag ~ 37. pizza ~ 38. flair ~ 39. bass ~ 41. humphrey 42. tee ~ 43. beacon

DOWN: 1. gray ~ 3. par ~ 4. marina ~ 5. fairfield ~ 6. twelve ~ 7. towers 9. putter ~ 12. windmills ~ 13. wood ~ 19. liras ~ 20. sacramento 22. solano ~ 25. fifty ~ 26. slice ~ 28. bocce ~ 29. butterfly 31. hardware ~ 34. delta ~ 35. fairway ~ 40. shea

DO NOT LOOK BELOW THIS LINE UNTIL YOU’VE… ...CHECKED OUT THE TRILOGY & RIO VISTA CROSSWORD PUZZLE on Page 11. These are the answers!

15

WOOD Real Estate 707-374-3456 Email: woodrealestate@gmail.com

Specializing in Trilogy Homes Since 1996 With over 23 years in the Trilogy Community specializing in Trilogy homes we’re deeply committed to providing our customers with expert advice, attentive and knowledgeable service, and solid proven results.

As Trilogy Home Owners and Rio Vista Residents ourselves, our investment in the community is reflected in the personalized help we’re always ready to provide you - our neighbor - should you ever need us. We’re available 7 days a week if you have any questions or need answers. We hope you’ll call us for all your real estate needs, and we look forward to meeting you!

DRE# 01419822

916-798-7674 pigboothe@yahoo.com

Chris Boothe Realtor Associate / GRI

Trilogy Resident

DRE# 01002783

Cheryl Wood Owner/ Broker

Trilogy Resident

510-220-1514 woodrealestate@gmail.com

707-673-7667 debbie1222@frontiernet.net

Debbie Werter Realtor Associate

Rio Vista Resident

DRE# 01125366

Visit our web site today and enjoy the most comprehensive, up to date, and mobile friendly Trilogy resale showcase available! Ready to list your home? Call us today!

www.WoodListings.com

Online: www.WoodListings.com

707-372-0203 charlenefowler715@gmail.com

Charlene Fowler Realtor Associate / SRES®

Trilogy Resident

DRE# 01988913

16