July 2015 West Side Stories Newsletter

2015
WEST HARBOUR OF NOBLESVILLE ~ COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER
Enjoy the Fourth!
WestHarbour.org
161 Homesteads
West Harbour Property
Owners’ Association
P.O. Box 20887
Indianapolis, IN 46220-0887
[email protected]
Board of Directors
Jan Helms, Jason Voyak, OPEN
“And the Star - Spangled Banner in
triumph shall wave O’er the land of
the free and the home of the brave.”
-- Francis Scott Key
Wishing all West Harbour residents
and their families a fun, relaxing and
safe and holiday weekend!
President
Jan Helms
[email protected]
Vice President
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
POSITON
Treasurer
A special thank you goes out to
Jennie Snay for all her years of
service to the community.
Jason Voyak
[email protected]
Carrie Rayls
[email protected]
Secretary
Joanna Post
[email protected]
Commons Director
Katie Clark
[email protected]
Website/westharbour.org
Dave Harp
[email protected]
Property Manager
Kevin Schwarz
[email protected]
Ardsley Management
3002 E. 56TH Street
Indianapolis, IN 46220
317.253.1401
(Questions/Concerns, Maintenance
Needs, Covenant Violations,
Development Control Committee
Requests, General Questions)
Accounts Receivable Questions
Jane Mills
[email protected]
317.253-1401
Aquatic Management of
Indianapolis
Jeff Blume
317-821-8031
[email protected]
Pool Parties: 7 days in Advance
Desktop Publisher/Editor
Advertising Information
Christine Earley, Marketing & Ad’ Works
317-696-5395 Cell
[email protected]
[email protected]
A decision on the appointment of the
open position on the Board of Directors
has been delayed, due to vacations.
Currently, there are approximately six (6)
candidates. The board asks that these
candidates email Jan and Jason on how
they envision next year going for West
Harbour. Once the BOD return from
vacation, a decision will be forthcoming.
SWIM LESSONS
for WH residents
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Session 2: Monday – Thursday
July 6-9; July 13-16
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Session 3: Monday – Thursday
July 27-30; August 3-6
Interested residents are asked to speak
with the manager or other lifeguards to
get signed up for lessons. We will do
beginning lessons, levels 1 and 2. There
are 8 lessons in each session (2 weeks,
Mon.-Thurs.) Each lesson is 30-minutes
long, and will be grouped with 3-6 other students. You can do one or more of
the sessions listed above. The lessons
will run from 9:00-9:30 AM (Level 1) and
9:30-10:00 AM (Level 2).
WEST HARBOUR’S
POOL SEASON
Open now thru September 7th
10AM — 9PM (Non-School Days)
3PM — 8PM (School Days)
ASSESSMENT
PAYMENT REMINDER . . .
Some monthly due payments are still
coming to the West Harbour P.O. Box.
Though the P.O. Box is still open,
payments should go directly to Ardsley
Management—by doing so, this will save
the WH Treasurer from having to mail
them to Ardsley, delaying payments.
NEIGHBORHOOD
/Pool Party
Join us on FRIDAY, JULY 17th, from
6PM—10PM for West Harbour’s Annual
Summer Bash! There will be a DJ and
Bounce House.
Neighbors are asked to bring a side
item to share. Also needed, are
preteens (12—14 year olds) to supervise
the Bounce House. Do you have a
home-based business? Looking for
neighbors, who would like to donate to
the raffle, i.e., Advocare, Lia Sophia,
Mary Kay, Thirty-one Bags, Pampered
Chef, etc. For more information, donate
or would like to help out, contact Katie,
at [email protected]
or [email protected].
Around the Harbour!
JUL 4 Independence Day!!!!
JUL 6 Session 2: WH Swim Lessons
JUL 17 WH SUMMER BASH!!!!
“Liberty is the right to choose. Freedom is the result of the right choice.” – unknown
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WEST SIDE STORIES ~ WEST HAROUR’S COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER ~ JULY 2015
WEST HARBOUR
REAL ESTATE NEWS
The Propes Team
Opal Propes -Realtor/Broker
CRS, GRI, SRES,ABR
F.C. Tucker Co., Inc.
317-846-7751 ofc.
317-848-3798 fx.
317-216-8070 vm.
317-877-5614 hm.
UPDATED: JUNE 2015
ACTIVE
NEW! 608 White Pine Drive
LP: $193,900
LD: 06/13/2015 Moores
PENDING
NONE AT THIS TIME
SOLD
432 Hemlock Court
LP: $185,000
LD: 04/21/2015
CD: 06/09/2015
627 White Pine
LP: $179,900
LD: 04/21/2015
CD: 06/18/2015
Keller/Wil
This home on Hemlock Court with all it’s greenery, color and beautiful
landscaping AND well kept home is this month’s “Yard of the Month”!
Nominate your yard or a friends! Send a snapshot to [email protected]!
Liberty
WELCOME NEW NEIGHBORS . . .
Contact your neighborhood greeter or email the editor at [email protected] to be
introduced to the neighborhood via the newsletter! Optional: preferred phone number,
where you moved from, hobbies, interests. Please also submit an EMAIL address to
the WHPOA Secretary for board updates and correspondence. If you would like to
receive a digital copy of the West Side Stories e-Newsletter, forward your email
address to [email protected].
NEIGHBORHOOD
GREETERS!
Deerberry:
Marita Oilar ~ 776-0882
Firethorn/Coffee Tree:
LuAnn Harger ~ 773-3034
Buttonwood and Redbay:
Jackie Powell Work: 317-396-1385
Home: 317-572-7748
White Pine:
Katie Clark ~ 678.6084
Wintergreen:
Marsha Schneider ~ 773-9264
NEWSLETTER
DISTRIBUTERS
Sue Smith, 607 WHITE PINE DR.
North side of Buttonwood, Deerberry,
White Pine, and the north side of
Wintergreen (69 newsletters)
Gail McCollum, 438 HEMLOCK CT
SOUTH SIDE of BUTTONWOOD
Wintergreen, Redbay Ct., Redbay Dr.
317. 847.1377
Carrie Rayls
FIRETHORN/COFFEE TREE:
307 Redbay Drive (26 Newsletters)
812.631.0075
FOR NEW HOMEOWNERS
Buying a house is a big decision and can definitely change your life. You get
the advantages of living in a place that’s all your own, but there are so many new
responsibilities that fall on your plate: mowing the lawn, painting the house, taking
care of that washing machine yourself when it starts spraying water, rather than calling a super
or a landlord. These new responsibilities often wind up leading to big new bills.
Make sure to take care of one important task when you buy a new home: change your
auto insurance. Sounds strange, right? But many people don’t like to go to the hassle of
changing their car insurance when they buy home insurance. Turns out, it’s not a hassle at all,
and bundling your auto and home policies can save you big money, whether you’re buying a
new home or are an existing homeowner.
NOBLESVILLE COMMUNICATIONS
DEPARTMENT
—-Provided by Captain Nick Campbell, Noblesville Police Department
6/4/2015 11:00:42 PM
6/5/2015 11:27:24 AM
6/7/2015 10:43:03 AM
6/9/2015 10:55:21 PM
6/10/2015 10:09:28 PM
6/13/2015 9:14:21 AM
WINTERGREEN DR
BUTTONWOOD DR
BUTTONWOOD DR
FIRETHORN CIR
BUTTONWOOD DR
BUTTONWOOD DR
BEHAVORIAL
NEIGHBORHOOD CK
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DISTURBANCE
DAMAGE TO PROP
NEIGHBORHOOD CK
UNABLE LOCATE
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DISREGARDED
UNABLE LOCATE
DETAIL COMPLETE
FYI: False Alarms: Non-Chargeable: issuance of more than four (4) false alarms in any
one (1) calendar year or an alarm system which emits a false alarm within 30 days after the
initial installation of the alarm system.
5th False Alarm in a Calendar Year ~ $50.00
6th False Alarm in a Calendar Year ~ $75.00
7th—10th False Alarm in a Calendar Year ~ $100.00
11th And Every Subsequent False Alarm ~ $200.00
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WEST SIDE STORIES ~ WEST HAROUR’S COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER ~ JULY 2015
GREAT NEIGHBORS
Make Greater Neighborhoods!
Submit an article of interest, announcement, neighborhood event or simply thanking
a neighbor at [email protected].
MAKE SOMEONE’S DAY . . . MAKE A STATEMENT!
AN OPEN LETTER to all my wonderful
West Harbour Neighbors:
Thank you so much for your friendship and condolences after the sudden loss of
my husband of 30 years. He had a heart attack and passed away. We are still stunned
and grieving. I just want to thank everyone for the outpouring of support during this
difficult time, as we remember Joe fondly.
He is missed everyday by his three surviving children. He was a great father, a
loving husband, and would do anything for anyone. We miss his smile, his sense of
humor, his great strength that kept us safe.
We do not know why he was taken so soon, we do know he is at peace. Each day
is a struggle, but with my children, I will get through.
God Bless each and every one of you.
Very Respectfully, Laura Weldon
NOBLESVILLE’S Mosquito Control
The Noblesville Street Department has been and is continuing to treat for mosquitoes by testing
for mosquito larvae in neighborhood ponds that do not have fountains. If the test is positive, then
the Street Department treats the pond with larvicide. The larvicide is EPA-approved and is safe
for fish and for animals—it only kills mosquito larvae. Mosquito larvae are unable to survive in
flowing water, including neighborhood ponds with fountains.
In order to effectively control mosquitoes in yards, residents are urged to search their
property to identify any items or areas that hold water and then drain that water. Standing
water (even a small amount) is a breeding ground for mosquitoes and often contains high
concentrations of mosquito larvae. Areas that are prone to standing water include gutters,
old tires, toys, and uneven areas in gardens or lawns to name just a few. Residents should
also regularly change the water in bird baths, wading pools, pets' water bowls, etc.
In addition, the EPA recommends limiting your exposure to mosquitoes by taking the
following steps:
 Use EPA-registered mosquito repellents when outside and flow the label
directions carefully. (note that repellents containing DEET are the most effective against
mosquitoes.)
 When possible, stay inside during early morning hours and during evening hours when
mosquitoes are especially active.
Make sure the windows and door screens in your home are "bug tight." For more
information about larvicide treatments or mosquito control, please call the Street Department
at 776-6348.
Kids @ WORK!
BABYSITTING
Olivia Bartosiak, 507-4405 or
[email protected]
Corinne Chimel, 671-0674 or
[email protected]
LAWN CARE
Spencer Alvey, Mowing/Edging/
Watering Flowers/help with Mulch.
Call 773-6384
Nick Hanna, 17
· Lawn cut and trimming
· Most lawns can be done between
$20 and $30
· Tree/ hedge trimming, leaf
collecting and bagging, various
odd jobs - Just ask!
· Experienced , satisfaction
guaranteed.
· Long term or on occasion
Contact number: 317-410-6348 or
email [email protected]
occasion. Call 317-410-6348.
PET/HOUSE WATCHING
Corinne Chimel, 671-0674 or
[email protected]
Adam Marcuson, 417-1720
LEAF/SNOW REMOVAL/YARD
Call or text Nick at 317-410-6348
List YOUR student in the
Kids @ Work section of the
West Side Stories! Email to
[email protected]!
GRASS CLIPPINGS/BRUSH
The City of Noblesville does NOT pick up grass clippings.
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The Hamilton County Household Hazardous Waste Center no longer has a drop off.
Grass clippings should be included with resident's waste totes.
Overage bags can be purchased for anything over the waste containers.
Bags must weigh no more than 40 lbs.
BRUSH
 Please place the brush/limbs between the sidewalk and the street; if you do not have
a sidewalk, place brush on the couplings/curb and not on or in the street. The Street
Department will pickup your brush (including large piles) during your regular trash day.
Solicitors MUST have a Permit/BADGE
If they do NOT have a permit (BADGE), you may call the police on their
NON-emergency line at 773-1300 to report them!
For the latest Board
News, HOA documents,
West Side Stories
and MORE!
Go to the WHPOA website:
westharbour.org!
It’s just a click away!
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WEST SIDE STORIES ~ WEST HAROUR’S COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER ~ JULY 2015
Noblesville Parks Releases
New Mobile App
RESIDENT
ONLY RESALE
The West Side Stories
will run your classified
ads, up to 20 words
each, FREE of charge
for West Harbour
Residents.
NO business ads
please!
Email the editor at
[email protected]!
FOR SALE
Cemetery Plots for Sale
Six (6) cemetery plots for
sale in Summit Lawn
Cemetery, Westfield, IN.
They are all next to each
other, but four (4) are in one
lot and two (2) are in another
lot. Willing to sell 2, 4 or 6
of them.
Call Kris at (317) 776-0517,
if interested.
The Noblesville Parks and Recreation Department has a new mobile app available for download to
accommodate today’s technology and on-the-go parent and community resident. “The new mobile
app serves as a tool for our users to be more connected,” said Mike Hoffmeister, assistant parks
director.
The new app is meant to provide more communication and information about the
parks department. The app also allows for push notifications, so in case a concert
is canceled due to weather or an event has been changed, an alert will be made
on the user’s phone.
Hoffmeister said the app will evolve as it gains users and the parks department would like to
eventually incorporate a way for the public to provide feedback at programs or while visiting the park.
The app is currently available via download from the Apple iTunes store and will be on Google Play
for Android phones shortly. The app is free to download with either service.
Registration Deadline Approaching
“Summer in Chicago” Bus Trip
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Saturday, August 1, 2015 ~ Leave Forest Park 7:30AM; Return approximately 9PM
For entire family ~ dropped off in the area by Shedd Aquarium
Cost $50 per person/Registration deadline Friday, July 24 or when the bus is filled.
Register at 776-6350 or visit www.noblesvilleparks.org or for more information
CITY OF NOBLESVILLE
to offer new Recreation Programs
The Noblesville Parks Department is excited to announce new recreational programs for
all ages. The new courses are focused on adult and golf programming and classes with
a newly-hired naturalist.
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Foot Golf
Volleyball League
Women’s Golf Clinics
Women’s Golf Three Hole challenges called “Teasing on the Tee”
Camping preparation courses
"What’s buzzing in your backyard" program about bugs
Intro to Karate
Tee-nsy golf
Introduction to Volleyball
http://www.cityofnoblesville.org/eGov/apps/document/center.egov?view=item;id=5686
MONDAY
AUGUST 3rd
The newsletter is
supported by local
business advertisements.
If you have a business,
and would like to support
your community
newsletter, contact the
editor for more information.
The advertisers are
close by . . .
Give them a try!
How To SAFELY Dispose Of Used Fireworks
Fireworks safety continues after their use.
So you took all the proper safety precautions prior to and during your fireworks fun this
holiday weekend and you've got a pile or a backyard full of used sparklers and fireworks.
Before you make your next move, it's important to know that fireworks safety doesn't stop
there.
According to the National Council on Fireworks Safety, proper disposal of fireworks is important for
safety and environmental reasons; it includes the following steps:
 Soak used fireworks in water for 15 to 20 minutes after use.  Do not place used fireworks in your recycling bin. Fireworks often contain chemicals capable of
contaminating any recyclable goods in your bin.  Dispose of all fireworks, wrappers, used matches, etc. Failure to do so could lead to contaminated
water runoff.  All fireworks and related materials should be thrown out in your trash can.  Never attempt to re-light a "dud" firework. Instead, wait 15 to 20 minutes before touching it and
then soak it in a bucket of water. Unused fireworks should not be placed in water.  It would be best to keep all used fireworks in a closed fireproof container before disposal.  For more information on fireworks disposal, eHow.com offers this "Disposing Fireworks" video
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WEST SIDE STORIES ~ WEST HAROUR’S COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER ~ JULY 2015
City Establishing
Riverfront District
Strawberry
Pretzel Salad
The City of Noblesville aims to
attract dining, entertainment and cultural
establishments near the White River by
creating the Riverfront Redevelopment
District, which was approved at the
Common Council meeting on June 9.
The Riverfront Redevelopment District
designation is a way to increase retail and
tourism activities, which will strengthen the
economic vitality of the riverfront area – the
historic downtown square to the east and
Federal Hill Commons to the west. The area
extends 1,500 feet from each side of the
buildable bank of the White River.
“The creation of the Riverfront
Redevelopment District will help further
the City of Noblesville by removing barriers
for development. Through the creation of this
district, the city will be able to attract additional
development opportunities, expand the tax
base and create more opportunities for the
people of Noblesville, Hamilton County and
surrounding areas to enjoy the various venues
present in this proposed redevelopment
district,” said Alaina Shonkwiler, Noblesville
economic development specialist.
Traditionally, Indiana communities are
limited on the number of alcoholic beverage
licenses and state legislated quotas are
determined by the population of the most
recent U.S. Census. Those licenses also are
bought and sold on the open market, which
can drastically increase their cost. Application
for a license in the district is the same set forth
elsewhere in the community.
The district designation provides the
opportunity to allow an unlimited number of
three-way and two-way licenses sold at the
state designated purchase rate as opposed
to the private market rate. This provides
Noblesville new opportunities to increase the
number of restaurants and nightlife that can
be located in the district.
“This Riverfront Redevelopment
District designation will put Downtown
Noblesville well on its way to becoming a true
dining destination, and improve the visitor
experience in an already vibrant downtown”.
(Dave Pumphrey, Copper Still Kitchen and Bar)
Three-way liquor licenses allow the sale
of beer, wine and liquor at restaurants while
two-way licenses allow for just beer and wine.
Currently, the city has all 32 of its three-way
licenses in use and eight of its 24 two-way
licenses available.
The proposed redevelopment district
is another way the city is working to advance
and expand downtown. Since Jan. 1, 2013,
$2,682,980.17 has been spent to improve the
downtown area, including $1,463,316 by the
City of Noblesville for public infrastructure and
$242,816.62 in its façade grant program. The
City of Noblesville anticipates spending $9.7
million in the next two years in the
redevelopment district for the Federal Hill
Commons and BlueSky projects.
Makes 24 servings
BOATS, CAMPERS, TRAILERS and
similar vehicles should NOT be parked or
in view of your neighbors.
Indiana has a "restraint statute."
Under this statute, dogs must be
restrained at all times. If a dog injures
someone when it is not restrained, the
owner is subject to various criminal
penalties, as well as civil liability. For
the consideration of your neighbors,
please keep your pets on a leash at all
times. The BERMS to the sidewalk along
Little Chicago Road are easements and
owned by the property owner, who mow
and maintains them. When walking
your pet, please pickup after them,
especially along Little Chicago Road!
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PEDESTRAIN traffic in the
neighborhood will be increasing!
Please keep in mind that residents and
particularly children, who may not always
look before entering the road, will be out
walking, bike riding, playing, going to the
pool and enjoying outdoor activities. The
speed limit throughout the neighborhood
is 25 MPH.
CLEAN TIP of the MONTH
Before you go on vacation this summer:
Pull the plug on any unnecessary
appliances - such as cell phone chargers,
TVs, VCRs, stereos, toasters and
microwaves. These items can still
use energy in their off mode!
Millions of cigarette butts are
discarded onto the ground every day,
which end up in the rivers and lakes
where fish and animals eat them and
often die from it. Left on the ground to
decompose (25 years), chemicals and
additives leach into the ground and
pollute the soil and plants. Smokers,
please consider this information before
you throw your cigarette butts on the
ground. It looks unattractive, a major fire
hazard and it is extremely harmful to the
environment.
Once trash day has come and
gone, trash and recycling containers
need to be stored out of sight.
What is that pungent odor?
With the summer heat, your trash bin
may smell. If it does, consider rinsing it
out with a little dish detergent and water.
ALSO, Republic Services requests
that no loose trash be
placed in your bins, which
is probably causing the
problem!
Walkers and
By-passers will
Appreciate it!
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2 cups finely crushed pretzels
1/3 cup sugar
3/4 cup butter, melted
1 - 8 ounce package cream
cheese, softened
1 cup sugar
1 - 8 ounce container frozen
whipped dessert topping,
thawed
2 10 ounce package frozen
strawberries in syrup, thawed
2 - 3 ounce package strawberry
flavored gelatin
2 cups boiling water
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
In a medium bowl combine
crushed pretzels and the 1/3 cup
sugar. Add melted butter and stir
well to combine. Press onto bottom of a 13x9x2-inch baking pan.
Bake in the preheated oven for 10
minutes. Let cool on a wire rack.
In a large bowl beat the cream
cheese and 1 cup sugar with an
electric mixer on medium speed
until well combined. Fold in the
whipped dessert topping until combined. Spread over cooled crust.
In another large bowl combine
strawberries and syrup, gelatin,
and boiling water. Stir for 2
minutes or until gelatin is
dissolved.
Carefully pour over the cream
cheese layer. Cover and
refrigerate for 4 hours or until
set or up to 24 hours.
24th ANNUAL NOBLESVILLE
STREET DANCE
JUL 11th ~ 4PM—11PM
Courthouse Square
WEST SIDE STORIES ~ WEST HAROUR’S COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER ~ JULY 2015
NOBLESVILLE THURSDAYS
MARKET ~ Noblesville Square
5PM—8PM
European style market offers seasonal
produce, ultra-fresh meals, artisan
foods, handcrafted products, art and
local live music every Thursday.
Noblesville Farmer’s Market
SATURDAYS 8AM—12PM
Riverview Parking Lot
HAMILTON CO. JUNIOR GOLF
TOURNAMENT (Ages 4—14)
Forest Park Golf Course/Tuesday, JUL 7
2015 SUMMER CONCERT SERIES
Concerts at 7:00pm
FOREST PARK
 Terry Lee/Rockaboogie Band - JUL 9
 Seth Bradley - JUL 16
 Zanna-Doo - JUL 23
 Paul Butler as “Elvis” - JUL 30
SOUTHSIDE PARK
 Big Daddy Caddy - Aug. 6
Questions: 776-6350/noblesvilleparks.org
Classic Movies in the Park
Forest Park ~ Begins 9:15—9:30PM
Free event! Bring lawn chairs, snacks and
bug spray!
JUL 10: Fred MacMurray in 1948
Family Honeymoon
JUL 11: 2014 PADDINGTON at the
Noblesville Street Dance @ dusk
on the lawn behind the Judicial
Center. Bring your blankets and
chairs and enjoy.
JUL 17: Cary Grant in 1947 The
Bachelor & the Bobby-Soxer
BAND CONCERTS IN THE PARK
Concerts at 6:30 PM
Seminary Park ~ Sundays ~ FREE
10th/Hannibal Streets
July 12 - Lapel Community Band
July 19 - BARTON ROGERS BIG BAND
July 26 - Indianapolis Symphonic Band
August 2 - Swing Shift Indy Jazz Or.
August 9 - New Horizons Concert Band
August 16 - Indianapolis Municipal band
August 23 - Blue Door Jazz Combo
Shakespeare
in the Park
2015 Dates
Free to the public
July 23, 24, 25, 30,
31, August 1
Pre-show begins at
7:30PM/ Performance
approximately an hour
later (8:30)
Seminary Park ~ S. 10th Street
Donations are always welcome. Bring your
lawn chairs and blankets and picnic with us!
2015 Crown Royal 400 at the
Brickyard Event Schedule
NASCAR Practice Day
FRIDAY, JULY 24, 2015
09:00am - Gates Open
06:00pm - Gates Close
LILLY DIABETES 250 RACE AND
NASCAR QUALIFYING DAY –
SATURDAY, JULY 25, 2015
07:00am - Gates Open
03:30pm - Lilly Diabetes 250
06:00pm - Gates Close
CROWN ROYAL PRESENTS “YOUR
HERO’S NAME HERE” 400 AT THE
BRICKYARD – SUNDAY 26, 2015
10:00am - Gates Open
03:30pm - 22nd running of the Crown
Royal 400 at the Brickyard
07:30pm - Gates Close
MARCHING BAND COMPETITION
July 31 from 7:00pm - 11:00 PM
Hare Chevrolet Field
Admission $6
(See article, page 7)
Art on the Square
Noblesville's Fine Art Fair
August 1, rain or shine
Historic Courthouse Square
Join us on the historical grounds of the
Noblesville Courthouse for a day full
of pleasure. View the works of local,
accomplished artists with the opportunity to purchase one of these wonderful
works of art! Admission is always free.
Donations are always welcome.
NOBLESVILLE DAY
BUS TRIPS
AUG 1
Summer in Chicago
7:30AM–9PM • $50 per person
SEPT 15 Fall Shipshewana Flea Market
7:30AM–8PM • $46 per person
OCT 28 Nashville, IN Shopping/
Sightseeing
8:30AM–6PM • $38 per person
DEC 5
Chicago Christmas Shopping
7AM–11PM • $50 per person
(Register noblesvilleparks.org or 776-6350)
MUSIC & ALL THAT JAZZ
7PM - 9PM
Courthouse Square
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AUG 7 ~ Murray Weirich Quintet
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AUG 21 ~ David Hartman Band
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SEPT 4 ~ The Tucker Brothers
NOBLESVILLE FARMERS MARKET
Saturday’s from 8AM ~ 12:30PM
 8/22 Pie Day
 9/19 Pet Day
 10/10 Firefighter Chili Cook-off
NOBLESVILLE
SCHOOL
NEWS
All Schools
AUG 3
AUG12
AUG 13
AUG 26
AUG 26
BACK TO SCHOOL
Early Release Day K-12
Table Talk, 6:30-7:30AM
Early Release Day K-8
Full e-Learning Day 9-12
NOBLESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
JUL 23 Freshmen iPad Deployment/Orient
JUL 31 Back to School Bash, 5PM—8PM
NOBLESVILLE EAST MIDDLE SCHOOL
JUL 28 6th GD Meet & The Middle,
6:30-8:30PM
JUL 29 8th GD iPad distribution, 4PM-6PM
JUL 30 7th GD iPad distribution, 4PM-6PM
JUL 31 Back to School Bash, 5PM-8PM
NOBLESVILLE WEST MIDDLE SCHOOL
JUL 31 Back to School Bash, 5PM-8PM
AUG 10 7th/8th Back to School Night, 5:30
AUG 11 6th GD Back to School Night, 5:30
HINKLE CREEK ELEMENTARY
JUL 30 Ice Cream Social—Posting of class
Lists ~ 4PM—6PM
JUL 31 Back to School Bash, 5PM-8PM
Student Transportation Changes
If your child has a transportation change,
please send a written note with him/her in
the morning, and not emailing their teacher.
If you MUST change your child’s transport
throughout the day, please call PRIOR
to 2:00pm to let the front office know. We
understand that emergencies occur and
late changes are sometimes unavoidable;
however, please keep in mind that due to
the number of students at Hinkle Creek,
last minute changes are extremely difficult.
Additionally, please be prepared to answer
security questions when requesting
changes as well as showing identification
when you sign your child out prior to the
end of the day.
4th of July Jokes . . .
The difference between a duck and
George Washington is what?
What happened as a result
of the Stamp Act?
The Americans licked the British!
Happenings Around Town
One has a bill on his face; the other
has his face on a bill!
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MUD DAY
July 11, 2015
11AM —1PM
Cyntheanne Park | Free
(12383 Cyntheanne Rd, Fishers)
Throw on old clothes, grab
dirty tennis shoes and head to
Cyntheanne Park on Saturday,
July 11 for Mud Day!
We'll combine 20 tons of soil with
over 50,000 gallons of water to create a giant mud pit. Rain or shine,
children will compete for titles of King
and Queen Mud during the event.
We
recommend a towel for the
ride home and bringing a few extra
dollars to the event. Kona Ice will be
onsite and a live DJ will play summer's best tunes. Share your photos
using #FishersMud so we can see
the mess you're making!
MARCHING BAND COMPETITION
July 31 from 7:00pm - 11:00 PM
Hare Chevrolet Field
Admission $6
Second largest in the state, second only
to the State Fair competition itself.
Marching bands from all over the state of
Indiana will converge at Hare Chevrolet
Field to perform their competitive track
shows.
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July 4th - (2pm app. call time)
July 16th or 17th CITSA CLINIC
July 18th Centerville Contest
July 24 Parent Preview , 6:30pm
July 25 Muncie Invitational
July 31 Black & Gold Invitational
August 8th STATE FAIR CONTEST
Aug. 21 – Football Game – State Fair SW
Aug 22 - ISSMA Summer Show Case
September 4 – FB– MASS BAND NIGHT
Sept 18 – FB Game
Sept 25 – Football Game
Oct 9 - FB Game / (Disney Trip)
Nov. 29th – Noblesville Holiday Parade
RESERVE YOUR SPOT HERE!
BLOCK AND CLASSIFIED ADS AVAILABLE!
($10.00/$12.00 Block/Classified per month.)
MORE INFORMATION? Christine Earley ~ 317.696.5395
[email protected] ~ [email protected]
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Noblesville, IN 46060
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