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Mon Feb 08 @08:00AM - 09:00AM
Cross Training CANCELLED
Wed Feb 10 @08:00AM - 09:00AM
Cross Training CANCELLED
Wed Feb 17 @03:00PM -
Maintenance Committee Meeting
Wed Feb 24 @04:00PM -
Dinner and a Movie
Fri Feb 26 @06:30PM -
Evening Snowshoe Hike

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Greetings From The Valley ~

VALENTINE'S DAY ON THE MOUNTAIN

Treat that special someone to a candlelight dinner at Hidden Valley, February 14.  Our Clock Tower Restaurant will offer a tantalizing buffet while The Yukon will offer a delectable dinner for two.


Clock Tower Restaurant

Feb 14, from 6 - 9 p.m.
Enjoy the music of Tim & Stacy while
feasting on this elegant buffet for only
$24.95 per person.

The menu will consist of Oysters on a Half Shell, Carving Station w/ Prime Rib, Seafood Newburg over Rice, Chicken Marsala, Portobello Mushroom Ravioli, Rosemary Baby Baked Potatoes, Green Bean Almondine, Eggplant Parmesan, Cheese Stuffed Tortellini with Marinara Sauce, Full Salad Bar, Tiramisu, Cheesecake w/ Cherry Topping, Assorted Cakes and Pies and a Chocolate Fountain w/ assorted dippers.

The Yukon

This special dinner for two offer will be available February 14 until 8 p.m.

$69.95
includes dinner salad, choice of one appetizer, choice of two entrees and choice of one dessert

Appetizer Selections:
Shrimp and Crab Fondue
Spinach Artichoke Dip
Coconut Shrimp Skewers
Parmesan Stuffed Artichoke Hearts
Shrimp Cocktail
Thai Spring Rolls
Provolone Moons

Entree Selections:                                                                             
Filet Oscar
Roast Pork Tenderloin
Salmon Dill
Brace of Duck in Pears and Grand Marnier
Cranberry Pecan Chicken
Blackened Tuna and Feta Cream
Eggplant Rolatini

Dessert Selections:

Sinful 7 Chocolate Cake
Tiramisu
Strawberry Swirl Cheesecake

Make it a truly romantic and unique experience by adding one of our tableside selections.

For an additional $5 per person, choose our Tableside Caesar Salad for Two as an appetizer or our Tableside Bananas Foster for dessert.

A
sushi menu will also be offered featuring different varieties of select sushi rolls.

 

For reservations for either venues, please call 814-443-8000 ext. 200.

Also available February 13 only, will be an Italian Buffet offered from 5-9 pm in the Clock Tower Restaurant. Adults are only $16.95 and children just $8.95. The buffet will feature all your pasta favorites - Stuffed Shells, Vegetable Lasagna, Pasta Garden Primavera, Linguini with Marinara or Alfredo, Italian Meatballs, Italian Sausage with Peppers and Onions, Garlic Breadsticks, Pizzas, and more. Chicken Tenders, French Fries, Broccoli and Cheese Sauce will be available for the kids

For information on everything Hidden Valley Resort has to offer, please call 814-443-8000 or visit www.hiddenvalleyresort.com.

 

 

 

EXCERPT FROM THE POST GAZETTE                                    

LAUREL
HIGHLANDS' EMERGENCY SERVICES WORKERS KEEP SKI TRAILS SAFE

 BAKERSVILLE -- The snow-covered parking lots were filling up quickly with carloads of enthusiastic cross-country skiers Saturday at Kooser State Park, a few miles east of this Somerset County community.

While some unloaded skis, poles and boots from their vehicles, others headed to the nearby ranger's office that serves as the weekend headquarters of the Laurel Highlands Nordic Ski Patrol. The short walk took them past shoulder-high piles of snow plowed from the parking lots.

As the visitors entered the cabin, they were greeted by patrol director Jerry Timcik of Bakersville and eight other members preparing for a busy day of patrolling up to 38 miles of cross-country, also called Nordic skiing, trails in Somerset and Westmoreland counties.

Last Updated (Thursday, 04 February 2010 16:07)

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These pictures were taken December 23, 2009 outside of the Foundation office.


bdp1Wow! Its good to be a hidden Valley Homeowner!  First Drink Is Free every Thursday Night at the Black Diamond Pub.  Just show your Foundation Card.  Go to their website to find out about other specials just for homeowners. www.fallingleaf.info
 

SHOVEL OFF YOUR DECK
Hidden Valley has received 52" plus of snow over a 7 day period.  The blowing snow also caused much drifting on Hidden Valley property and on decks.  Because of the weight of the snow on the decks on upper units, the Foundation strongly suggests the decks be shoveled off.  The Foundation can provide the names of individuals or companies who have a service to accomodate shoveling the snow off the decks. 

 

CIRCUIT TRAINING IS CANCELLED FOR THE MONTHS OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH.

 
SNOWSHOE  HIKE  AND  LUNCH

Our  first  scheduled  snowshoe  hike  will  take  place  on  Saturday,  January  16th.  We  will  meet  at  the  South  Ridge  Center  at  10:00AM  and  travel  on  the  shuttle  to  the  Jones  Mill  Trails.  We  will  hike  for  approximately  two  hours.  The  hike  is  suitable  for  all  levels  of  experience.  Snowshoes  may  be  rented  at  Outback  Park.  The  rentals  are  limited,  so  call  to  reserve  them  in  advance.  After  the  hike  we  will  have  lunch  at  the  South  Ridge  Center.  There  is  no  fee  for  the  hike.  The  price  for  lunch  is  $5.00  per  person.  RESERVATIONS  MUST  BE  MAKE  NO  LATER  THAN  MONDAY,  JANUARY  11th.

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The Yukon on the 2nd level of the Ski Lodge is now open for business.  Currently they are open on Fridays and Saturdays from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
MENU FEATURES INCLUDE:
Steaks, Seafood, Chicken, Pasta Dishes and more.
GREAT FOOD; REFRESHING BEVERAGES AND COURTEOUS SERVICE


 

According to weather predictions the upcoming winter is going to be long with lots of snow.  If the damp cool summer is any indication of how the winter is going to be in the mountains, homeowners definitely need to think about winterizing.  We publish an article every year about this time to remind

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The Somerset County Bookmobile schedule was not available at the time of this printing.  Please call the library or check the website below for available scheduling.
 
Other questions regarding the bookmobile can be directed to the Somerset County Library by calling 814-445-5907 or you can visit the website at www.somersetcountypalibraries.org.
 

SPORTS CLUB LOCKERS

ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS:  The Sports Club has announced the lockers provided are for the use of members only.  Many of the lockers have locks on them that are not assigned to the Sports Clubs Members.  The Sports Club is appealing to those who maintain their belongings in a locker and are not Club Members to either join the Club or forfeit the locker. If the non-member lockers are not cleared in a few weeks, the Club Management will take action to eliminate the items in those particular lockers. 

 

SWIM LESSONS TO BEGIN AT RESORT

Spring Swim Lessons will be offered at the Hidden Valley Sports Club Mondays April 5 – May 24, 2010.  Classes will be available for ages 2 months – 18 years.  Pre-register by March 21 and SAVE!  Call the Sports Club at 814-443-8000 ext. 266 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for information or to register.

 

ATTENTION PET OWNERS
with regard to snow removal

It has come to our attention by the snow removal crews that homeowners are leaving leashes for their pets on the sidewalks.  These leashes are getting caught in the snow blowers which causes the blowers to break thus causing a delay in snow removal.  Two snow blowers were damaged in the last week from leashes getting caught in the augers.  Please, pick up your leash or remove it from the sidewalk when you take your pet inside to prevent this situation. 

Another hindrance to the snow removal crews are door mats being left on entry ways.  The door mats need to be removed as well. 

Your cooperation will be appreciated by both the Foundation and the snow removal crews.

As a reminder to pet owners, please keep the area around your Hidden Valley unit cleaned of pet feces.  There are numerous complaints coming into the office regarding this problem and the snow being littered with pet feces.  Be considerate of your neighbors and visitors to Hidden Valley and clean  up after your pet. 

 

Marilyn Boleky, Chairman  
814-443-1754 
Janet Gallagher, Co-Chairman
814-444-0176

 

Don't feel snowbound this winter.  Come out and join our WINTER SOCIAL EVENTS.  We will begin the Coffee Hours the last Saturday of January, continuing until Memorial Day on the last Saturday of each month.  Starting in June through August we will meet every Saturday morning from 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM at the South Ridge Center.

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It is that time of year again when the Foundation office must concentrate on preparing the 2010 edition of the Homeowner's Directory.  If you do not have your information included in the existing directory and would like it to appear in the 2010 edition, complete

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HIDDEN VALLEY LEASES THE FORMER PUB AND GRILL TO POLYMATH PARK RESORT FOR NEW DINING ESTABLISHMENT

Just in time for the winter ski season, Hidden Valley has leased the former Pub and Grill Restaurant along Route 31 to Polymath Park Resort, who announced the opening of Falling Leaf Restaurant and the Black Diamond Pub and Grill.

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It is ABSOLUTELY required by the Architectural Control Committee Guidelines that all property owners shall have a permit before commencing with any structural or exterior change - this includes painting:  For additional information and application forms, call the Foundation Office, (814) 443-3001.

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