The News Page that has been added to the BNA website allows space for news items, but the BNA Newsletter may still be useful for offering periodic summaries of what has been happening. The Bohls Neighborhood Talk website was created in October 2011 as a depository for information and discussions about topics such as land use, green industries and climate change, subsidies, taxes, gardening, etc., etc. Participation in the discussions is invited as is explained in the Instructions Page of the BNT website.
As the years go by, it will be interesting to follow the effects of our city growth on the quality of life in Pflugerville.
January Fundraising Events for HHS Class of 2012 Senior Celebration
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Holiday Lights judging in the Bohls neighborhood was held in the evening of December 22, 2011. Judging was done by a committee of volunteers, who thereby enabled a neighborhood tradition to continue. Special thanks to Syndie Ramirez and Deeana Tilly.
WINNERS OF THE 2011 HOLIDAY TRAIL OF LIGHTS
Neighborhood addresses given recognition in past years can usually be found in past January issues of the BNA Newsletter.
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Pictures taken of some of the holiday decorations in 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2011 have been posted in the Holiday Lights page of the BNA website. Those wishing to add pictures of their Bohls neighborhood decorations to this holiday album are invited to email jpg images to bohls2003@yahoo.com
Ground was broken for the Pflugerville Solar Farm on December 15, 2010, according to the Austin American-Statesman. In the same newspaper more than a year later on December 21, 2011, it was reported that the solar farm was still an empty field. A major customer had apparently not yet been found for the power that the solar farm would supply.
Businesses coming to Pflugerville include Complete Energy Systems and WindData (a subsidiary of Baryonyx). Wind turbines will provide power for the Pflugerville WindData facility according to this article in The Pflugerville Pflag. Also, Baryonyx is proposing to install wind turbines off of the coast of Texas. More information is available in "Feds Order Full Environmental Study of Wind Farm Proposal" by Steve Clark, The Brownsville Herald, November 25, 2011.

Efforts to raise funds to build shade structures in the city parks were begun by the local chapter of the Moms Offering Moms Support Club. In addition, some help was provided by the city and matching funds were obtained from PCDC. See "Made in the Shade" by James Rincon, The Pflugerville Pflag, March 24, 2011.
The electric car charging station just southwest of the Pecan Street bridge over SH 130 is one of twelve that have been planned for Pflugerville. The time needed to charge a car is two to four hours according to "Pflugerville's Renewable Energy Park to Get Solar 'Sail' Car Charger" by Marques G. Harper, Austin American-Statesman, December 17, 2011.
Also see:
"PCDC Weighs Anchor on Solar Sail Charge Station" by James Rincon, The Pflugerville Pflag, December 30, 2011.
"Pflugerville Opens Renewable Energy Park with Solar Sail Car Changing Station" by Blake Rasmussen, Community Impact, December 30, 2012.
"Closed: National Scooter Co. Inc." in the Community Impact, January 4, 2012.
"Williamson County Opens Propane Fueling Station in Round Rock" by Christine Bolaños, Community Impact, January 5, 2012.
| First United Methodist Church | 500 East Pecan Street | 251-2575 | www.pflame.org |
| First Baptist Church | 306 South 10th Street | 251-3052 | www.fbc-pflugerville.org |
| Pflugerville North Rural Community Center - Travis County | 15822 Foothill Farm Loop | 251-4168 | |
| Immanuel Lutheran Church | 500 Immanuel Road | 251-4494 | www.ilcpville.org |
| St. Elizabeth Catholic Church | 1520 North Railroad Avenue | 251-9838 | www.stelizabethpf.org |
| Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints | Bishop Gary Bronson 700 N. Heatherwilde Blvd. | 252-4775 | |
| The Storehouse | POP Center, 1202 FM 685 Suite C4&5 | 989-9989 | www.thestorehouseofaustin.org |
About The Storehouse: "Pflugerville's Storehouse Thrift Store closes, Food Pantry remains open" by Rebecca LaFlure, Community Impact, May 12, 2011.
The Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints has opened a Bishop’s Storehouse in Round Rock on Gattis School Road where food, sanitary items and cleaning supplies are distributed to people in need. Contact Bishop Gary Bronson, 700 N. Heatherwilde Blvd. or 252-4775 for information.| Carl Wasmuth | President |
| Dawn Janacek | Vice President |
| Position Open | Secretary |
| MaryAnne Wilson | Treasurer |