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P.O. Box 715, Noblesville, IN 46061
161 Homesteads
Meetings of the POA take place
on an as needed basis.
West Harbour of Noblesville ~ A Community Newsletter
West Harbour’s Fall Garage Sale
Check “Upcoming Events” on the
website and “More Information” for
the e-newsletter, By-Laws and other
related West Harbour documents.
The Annual WH Fall Garage Sale will take place on
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Board of Directors
Jan Helms, Jennie Snay, Jason Voyak
September 26th and 27th
President
Jan Helm
president@westharbour.org
Vice President
Jason Voyak
vice_president@westharbour.org
Treasurer
Jeannie Snay
treasurer@westharbour.org
Secretary
Joanna Post
secretary@westharbour.org
Commons Director
(Time/Details in the September issue.)
2014 WHPOA
ANNUAL MEETING
The POA Annual Meeting took place at
7PM WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, at the POOL
shelter. In attendance were the three (3)
current Board of Directors, Commons Director
and six (6) homeowners.
Joanna Post
Approximately fifteen (15) proxies were
circulated and returned to the Board. For a
quorum to be established “not less then 10 of
the number lots in the Project are present”.
The proxy contained the following:
Architectural Committee
1.
Jessica McKamie
commons_director@westharbour.org
Pool Rental/Pool Coordinator
Brian Snay, Clint Stohler
architecturalcommittee@westharbour.org
Website
Dave Harp
webmaster@westharbour.org
Neighborhood Greeters
Buttonwood: OPEN
Deerberry:
Marita Oilar, 776-0882
Firethorn/Coffee Tree:
LuAnn Harger 773-3034
OPEN
Redbay:
White Pine: Katie Clark , 678.6084
Wintergreen: Marsha Schneider, 773-9264
Newsletter Distributors
Sue Smith, 607 White Pine Drive
North side of Buttonwood, Deerberry,
White Pine, and the north side of
Wintergreen (69 newsletters)
Beth Clements
South side of Buttonwood —Wintergreen,
Hemlock Ct, Redbay Ct. & Redbay Dr.
(66 Newsletters)
Firethorn/Coffee Tree: Carrie Rayls
307 Redbay Drive (26 Newsletters)
812-631-0075
Desktop Publisher/Editor
Advertising Information
Christine Earley, Marketing & Ad’ Works
317-696-5395 Cell
cmearley@comcast.net
MarketingAdWorks@comcast.net
2.
I/we, owners of lot number __ in West
Harbour, wish to be counted as present
for the purpose of establishing a quorum,
and;
I/we, owners of lot number __ in West
Harbour, vote by proxy for the following
Board of Director candidates at the July
9, 2014 Annual Association Meeting:
Jen Helms, Jeannie Snay, Jason Voyak.
All submitted proxies were signed, dated
and addressed. As a result a quorum was
established and the current Board of Directors
have been reinstated.
IN DISCUSSION:
• The Board did not receive any
correspondence, i.e., emails, etc. from
residents, who had an interest in being on
the Board.
• There was an interest from residents, who
were present, for a position on the Board of
Directors and the Treasurer.
• A motion was made to retain the current
Board and passed.
2014 Annual Meeting, continued on pg. 4
Around the Harbour
SEPT 7
Last Day of Pool Season
(Weather Permitting)
SEPT 26/27 WH Garage Sales!
NEW GREETER
Kudos to Katie Clark, who has volunteered
as a West Habour greeter for White Pine.
If you are a new move-in to this street, please
contact Katie at 678.6084, who will welcome
you to our neighborhood!
POOL HOURS CHANGING
Weekdays through August
12PM ~ 8PM
Weekend Hours through August
10AM ~ 9PM
Beginning the first day of school (August 4th),
the pool will open at noon and close at 8pm
for the month of August. This will be the
weekday hours. The weekend hours will
remain the same for the month of August. We
will continue to have lifeguards on duty during
these hours.
As long as the weather cooperates, the pool
will stay open a little later this year due to the
late start of the pool season. The last pool
day will now be Sunday, September 7.
Starting the day after Labor Day, the hours
will again be modified due to the college age
lifeguards being gone and our high school
lifeguards being in school until 3 pm. The pool
hours after Labor Day will be from 4pm-8pm
weekdays and regular pool hours on the
weekend.
Learn from the past, set vivid, detailed goals for the future, and live in the only
moment of time over which you have any control: now. -- Denis Waitley
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WEST HARBOUR
REAL ESTATE NEWS
YARD OF THE MONTH!
A snapshot of one of the
BEST groomed homes in the
Harbour will be feature in the
newsletter for the
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.
“Yard of the Month”.
Nominate your home by
forwarding a snapshot to
cmearley@comcast.net.
UPDATED: July 2014
Active
NEW! 435 Hemlock
LP: $129,900
LD: 07/52/2014
This home on the corner of
Redbay Court/Redbay Drive
stood out for it’s bright yellow door,
flowers and well kept exterior!
Century 21
Pending
NONE AT THIS TIME
Sold
FSBO: 307 Redbay Drive
LP: $172,900
PD: 07/2014
Expired
NONE AT THIS TIME
Withdrawn/Undetermined
NONE AT THIS TIME
NEW! Listing
REDUCED! Listing
LD:
List Date
LP:
List Price
CD:
Closing Date
PD:
Pending Date
ED:
Expired Date
WD:
Withdrawn Date
FSBO: For Sale by Owner
NOT LISTED WITH A
REALTOR? Post it in the
West Side Stories!
Title Letters
Five (5) working days notice must
be given to the WHPOA treasurer
for title information letters (payment
of dues) needed to process
homeowner titles. For the protection
of WHPOA and its future residents,
a title letter is required to close on
any home. As provided in the
WHPOA bylaws, there is a $10.00
processing fee for this information
and checks should be made
payable to WHPOA.
ANNUAL BOARD MEETING
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
• West Harbour Garage Sale
Dates for the sales will be
Friday, September 26th and
Saturday, September 27th —
times TBA. South Harbour’s
sales are tentatively scheduled for
September 26, 27 and 28.
• It was stated that a Halloween event for the
neighborhood is in the planning.
• The WHPOA Balance Sheet as of July 9,
2014 was presented and discussed; as well
as, the Budget vs. Actuals: 2014 Budget,
January—December 2014. For a copy of
these documents, contact the Treasurer.
• Outstanding Assessments
As of the meeting, there were ten (10)
outstanding assessments. In 2013 at this
time, there were three (3) delinquent
payments. A 2nd letter will be sent.
• There is approximately $25K leftover
from the settlement. (The trees around
the pool and tennis court areas were dying
from the result of Imperils, a selective
herbicide created by DuPont. Imperils is a
low toxicity herbicide that provides pre and
post-emergent control of broadleaf weeds,
woody species, vines and grasses.
Unfortunately, it was killing or damaging
evergreen trees, including white pine and
Norway spruce. The POA filed a claim
against DuPont, which was settled.) On
the “Wish List” from a resident — add to
playground.
• Plumbing at the pool
The plumbing at the pool needs to be
flushed out every year to remove dirt, sand
and grit in the drain. The Board is thinking
about going to a larger pipe or flushing
the current pipe 2x per year.
Lost or Found
articles around
your home or in the
neighborhood
HERE!
• Furniture
No new furniture was purchased for the
pool/commons area this year. Available
funds went to the repair of the pool heater,
rather than furniture.
• The KEY FOBS are not working correctly
for entry into the pool. A new IPS address
will be established and connected to Wi-Fi.
The meeting came to a close at approximately 8:30PM.
New Brush Pile
Standards for City Pick-up
We are so lucky to have the City of
Noblesville pick up our brush. Perhaps
we have all lived somewhere that they don't
offer this service, and it becomes a pain to
figure out how you are going to get rid of your
broken limbs, as well.
There has been a revision to the
pick-up. We used to have to call the City
for pick-up of larger brush piles, but that has
changed.
The new standard is as follows:
All brush must be stacked in small
piles, no more than four feet in length
and eighteen inches in diameter (4'x18").
Individual limb size
should be no more than
four inches (4") in
diameter. If the
resident's brush pile
exceeds the above
stated size, crews will
report the address
to the office and our
knuckleboom truck will
be by within a week to
pick up the large pile.
Streets, Sidewalk, Curbs
Please contact the CITY and
LET THEM KNOW!
Unless you contact the CITY, these issues
will go undetected and would not be repaired!
The Noblesville iPhone APP is available for
download at cityofnoblesville.org! Go to
“Action Center”
where you will be
able to report asphalt/
potholes problems.
The Action Center tab
will also list 19 other
citizen services from Weeds
and Junk Vehicles, Brush Pickup, Bio Bags,
Street Department General Concerns and
the “Contact Us” link. Drop a line to the
Street Department, 776-6345; CITY of
Noblesville: 773-4614 or Engineering Dept.
via email jberry@noblesville.in.us.
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WEST HARBOUR POLICE BLOTTER
-Provided by Captain Nick Campbell, Noblesville Police Department (Updated JULY2014)
6/16/2014 9:31:35 AM
6/16/2014 4:02:51 PM
6/18/2014 10:41:54 AM
6/18/2014 11:59:51 AM
6/18/2014 2:26:38 PM
6/18/2014 6:13:43 PM
6/20/2014 3:50:57 PM
6/21/2014 9:42:11 AM
6/25/2014 6:32:23 PM
6/29/2014 10:21:47 PM
7/1/2014 10:00:15 AM
7/1/2014 10:28:18 PM
7/7/2014 9:02:56 AM
7/8/2014 12:22:13 AM
7/9/2014 10:31:44 AM
7/13/2014 10:31:40 PM
7/14/2014 8:06:28 AM
BUTTONWOOD DR
BUTTONWOOD DR
DEERBERRY DR
DRBERY/WHITE PINE
BUTTONWOOD DR
HEMLOCK CT
FIRETHORN CIR
BUTTONWOOD DR
WINTERGREEN DR
WINTERGREEN DR
BUTTONWOOD DR
DEERBERRY DR
BUTTONWOOD DR
WINTERGREEN DR
DEERBERRY DR
DEERBERRY CT
BUTTONWOOD DR
NEIGHBORHOOD CK
NEIGHBORHOOD CK
NEIGHBORHOOD CK
KEEP THE PEACE
DISTURBANCE- VERBAL
ALARM - RESIDENCE
VIN CHECK
NEIGHBORHOOD CK
KEEP THE PEACE
DMGE/VNDLSM/MISCHF
NEIGHBORHOOD CK
DMGE/VNDLSM/MISCHF
NEIGHBORHOOD CK
PERSONS
NEIGHBORHOOD CK
SUSPICIOUS - NOISES
NEIGHBORHOOD CK
CHECKS OK
DTL COMPLETE
DETAIL COMPLETE
ASSISTANCE GIVEN
DETAIL COMPLETE
FALSE ALARM
DETAIL COMPLETE
CHECKS OK
DETAIL COMPLETE
UNABLE TO LOCATE
CHECKS OK
UNIT DISREGARDED
DETAIL COMPLETE
COMPLAINT ONLY
CHECKS OK
CHECKS OK
CHECKS OK
Kids @ WORK!
Have a youngster available
for babysitting, pet watching
or another service? List them
in the Kids @ Work section of
the West Side Stories! Email
to cmearley@comcast.net
and be a part of the
Kids @ Work!
BABYSITTING
HOME SAFETY TIPS
Crime Alert Watch: Steps to Prevent Burglaries
Exterior lighting is in working order and replace blubs as needed.
Install exterior lights at all entrances. Consider motion detector lights.
Check that your garage door is closed when not in use. Walk-by burglaries have
taken place in board daylight.
Check who is at the door and do not open the door to anyone you don’t know.
Install good locks on all doors and windows. Use those locks!
Be sure locks on doors and windows can be opened quickly in case of fire.
Leave a light on when you are not home. If you are on vacation, use a timer to control lighting.
Don’t hide keys outside.
Remove house keys from your keychain when your car is serviced.
What to Do After an Accident
The screech of tires. The shriek of brakes. The tinkle of broken glass. These aren't sounds that
anyone wants to hear, but car accidents are part of modern life. How you react after an accident
can make the process of getting back on your feet a lot easier. So keep calm and start picking up
the pieces. Here’s a checklist to keep in mind:
Madison Broyles, 776-3657
Corinne Chimel, 671-0674 or
corinne_chimel@yahoo.com
LAWN CARE
Spencer Alvey, Mowing/Edging/
Watering Flowers/help with Mulch.
Call 773-6384
Nick Hanna, 16 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! Long term or on
occasion. Call 317-410-6348.
PET/HOUSE WATCHING
Madison Broyles, 776-3657
Corinne Chimel, 671-0674 or
corinne_chimel@yahoo.com
Adam Marcuson, 417-1720
 Get out of the way--: If the accident happened in the middle of the street, move to
the shoulder or another safe location to check the extent of damages.
 Check for injuries: Are you okay? Your passengers? The people in the other car?
Safety should be your number one priority. If you're in doubt, call 911.
 Call the police: Always get a police report. This is the best way to document “the
facts” of an accident and can prove invaluable when memories get “fuzzy” later. Also,
make sure you get a copy of the report.
 Exchange insurance information: So you can make a claim, make sure you get
the other driver's name, phone number, address, license plate number, make, model
and year of the vehicle, and insurance number. No need to discuss who's at fault in the
accident. The claims investigation will clear that up.
 Document: Take careful note of the scene. If you have a smart phone or camera
with you, pictures can be a huge help. If there are witnesses, don't interview them
yourself—just get their name and number.
 Call your Agent: Call us any time, and we'll get the ball rolling on your claim right
away.
By keeping a cool head and following these simple steps, you'll have a great foundation to a
quick, painless claim. Have other questions about what to do after an accident? We're always
here to help. —Craig Penwell – Penwell Insurance
In 2014, August has 5 Fridays, 5 Saturdays and 5 Sundays.
This occurs every 823 years!
Deadline for
submissions in the
SEPTEMBER 2014
“West Side Stories”
issue
of the newsletter is
AUGUST 15, 2014!
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WEST SIDE STORIES ~ WEST HAROUR’S COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER ~ AUGUST 2014
WEST HARBOUR’S SUMMER BASH
Friday, July 18th
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
cmearley@comcast.net!
LIST THEM
HERE!
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.
GO TO . . .
West Harbour
of Noblesville
The FACEBOOK page group is
growing AND it’s easy to join!
Log in to your Facebook
account, Search for the "West
Harbour of Noblesville” group
page and you are there. Invite
your neighbors, post pictures,
sell some home goods, list lost/
found items or just socialize!
Photo’s by Audra Justice Kelly and Christine Earley
See more pics on the WH Facebook page!
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We have a Winner!
Park Naming Contest
The City of Noblesville and the Noblesville Parks Department sponsored
a contest from June 26 – July 24, which invited people to submit names
for the city’s newest park. The future 6.4 acre park, which has been referred to by its working
title of West Gateway Park, will be located next to the White River and bordered by State Road
19; Conner Street/State Road 32; Nixon Street; and Logan Street. Groundbreaking for the park
is scheduled for next spring.
The area of Noblesville, where the park will be located, has been known as Federal Hill since
the 1800’s, and the name was chosen to reflect the history and heritage of that area of the city.
Noblesville resident Joyce Scott was the first to turn in the suggestion for Federal Hill Park.
Courtesy of Klipsch Music Center, Scott received two tickets to any concert for the remainder of
this season. For more information about the future Federal Hill Park, contact Parks Director
Brandon Bennett at (317) 776-6350.
DUKE ENERGY
FREE assessment of your home, as well as, provide a detailed list of potential
energy improvement suggestions!
Let us
introduce
YOU to the
West Harbour
community through
the newsletter!
Update your resident information
to the Board by contacting the
WHPOA Treasurer. Contact
the West Side Stories editor at
cmearley@comcast.net and/or
your Greeter for your area listed
on the front page. Please include
in your residential information:
Name, Address, Lot number.
Optional: previous place of
residency, children, hobbies, etc.
Access the following link at http://energizingindiana.com/programs/residential-home-energyassessments/ to enroll in a FREE home energy assessment. When inputting your last
name, use the last name that is listed on your Duke Energy bill. At your assessment,
Duke will provide multiple CFL bulbs, low-flow shower heads and low flow faucet heads, as
part of a free kit along with a 12-page print out report of home energy usage trends, similar
home comparatives and individualized assessment of energy savings opportunities.
MILLING AND PAVING
State Roads 32 & 37
Contractors for the Indiana Dept. of Transportation (INDOT) have begun milling existing
pavement before paving new asphalt surfaces on sections of SR 32 and SR 37. Once the
existing asphalt surface is milled away, crews will begin paving a new asphalt surface.
Both projects, totaling $1.6 million in pavement improvements, are expected to be complete
before September. Motorists in these are as are advised to drive cautiously and be alert for
work zones and stopped or slowed traffic at flagging locations. Always follow speed limits,
maintain a safe distance from other vehicles and avoid all distractions — including cell phones
— especially while driving through highway work zones.
UPCOMING PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE PROPOSED
MIDLAND TRACE TRAIL PROJECT
A public hearing for the proposed Midland Trace Trail Project will be held on Thursday, August 7
beginning at 5:30pm. The hearing will be held at Hazel Dell Elementary School (3025 Westfield
Road) in the cafeteria. An open house will take place from 5:30pm – 6pm, followed by a formal
presentation which will begin at 6pm.
The purpose of this public hearing is to offer all interested persons an opportunity to comment on
the environmental documents and preliminary design plans for the proposed trail project. In addition, land acquisition and the future of this project will be discussed at the hearing. The project
has been approved for federal funding to cover the majority of land acquisition costs for the portion between Gray Road and Willowview Road, subject to all conditions of the approval process.
The city will fund 20% of the project cost.
The proposed overall Midland Trace Trail follows the abandoned Central Indiana Railway
corridor from Westfield to the White River. This corridor passes through scenic woodlands,
goes across two iron-truss bridges, and links neighborhoods and schools throughout Noblesville
and Westfield. Ultimately, it will also connect to the Monon Trail once the Monon is extended
north and Westfield’s portion of the Midland is extended east to US 31. The City of Westfield
has already constructed a portion of the Midland Trace Trail within Westfield city limits.
Prior to the federal funding application approval in the fall of 2013, the city hosted an informal
public information session in November 2012. Since that time, the city has been conducting
title research on the many parcels of land that are along the proposed Midland Trace path as
well as researching and compiling environmental reports for INDOT’s and FHWA’s review.
Please note that as part of this public hearing process, questions/comments about the project
must be directed to Briana Hope with American Structurepoint (bhope@structurepoint.com or
317-547-5580) so that all questions, comments, and concerns are recorded and can be
addressed in the final environmental document. American Structurepoint is serving as the
environmental coordinator for this project.
Enjoy Summer!
Fall comes in on
September 22nd
Dog-gone it!
The City of Noblesville prohibits
dogs to be outdoors without any
type of restraint or containment
and not allowed to roam loosely.
Residents are encouraged to call
animal control, if you witness
any domestic animal roaming the
neighborhood. Also, when you
are out
and about
with your
pet,
please
pick up
after them.
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Happenings Around Town
Noblesville Farmer’s
Market 2014
Every Saturday, 8AM-12:30PM
(Saturday, September 20th,
is Pet Day at the market!)
Noblesville’s Main Street
Thursday Market
Thursdays, Now – September 18
5pm - 8pm. The market is held next to Main
Street’s office, located at 839 Conner Street
in downtown Noblesville.
REGISTER NOW!
Nashville, IN Shopping/Sightseeing Trip
October 22, 2014 ~ 8:30am - 6:00pm
$38 per person. For information/or to
register go to www.noblesvilleparks.org
or call the Parks’ Office at 317/776-6350.
Indiana State Fair
August 1-17, 2014
Gate admission $10 for
adults/children 5 and under
will be free. Discount tickets
are $7.00 at Wal-Mart stores and
CVS/pharmacies. Parking Pass: $5; Midway
Wristband: $30. State Fair Coliseum/
Grandstand Tickets at State Fair Box
Office (317) 927-7601, all Ticketmaster
locations, ticketmaster.com or charge-byphone at 1-800-745-3000. Go to http://in.gov/
statefair/fair/gen_info/program.html
Results of the Indiana State Fair
Band Day competition
Muncie, Richmond, Anderson,
Centerville, Jay County, Noblesville,
Northeastern, Kokomo, Hagerstown,
Monroe Central, Mooresville, Southmont,
Frankton, Yorktown and West Lafayette
WFMS FAIRTRAIN
The FairTrain operates a daily nine (9)
round-trip schedule with the first departure
from Fishers at 8:45AM each day of the fair.
Tickets may be purchased at the Fishers
boarding area. Times/Schedule, go to
http://itm.org/event/fairtrain/2014-08-01/
2014 CONCERTS IN THE PARK
Seminary Park 6:30pm • Sundays
August 10 ......Blue Skies Big Band
August 17...... Indpls. Municipal Band
August 24...... Indpls. Brass Choir
2014 Symphony on the Prairie
8/8, 9
8/15,16
8/22-24
John Denver Songbook, 8PM
ABBA featuring Waterloo, 8 PM
The Beach Boys
Fri. & Sat.22, 8PM; Sun. 7PM
8/28, 29 The Hit Men: Frankie Valli and the
Four Seasons, 8PM
8/30, 31 Preservation Hall Jazz Band, 8P
Casting for a Golden
Future ~ Fundraiser
Sat., August 9th, 6:30pm
$50 per person. Must be 21
or older to attend. Reserve
tickets by calling 773-1085.
http://thebelfrytheatre.com/
MUSIC AND ALL THAT JAZZ
8/15
9/5
9/19
9/26
Cathy Morris, 7:00-9:30pm
The Tides (during First Friday)
West Central Band, 7—9:30pm
Casey Harshbarger and Friends,
7-9:30 pm
Bring your lawn chairs and friends to the
courthouse square, and music genres on the
first Friday of each month. Then, the smooth
Sounds of JAZZ are on the third Friday of each
month. 7PM—9:30PM for all performances.
Noblesville Fit Fest 2014
Triathlon/5k Run/Walk and
Kids Aquathon
Saturday, August 16
Forest Park Pool
Registration Closing Date:
AUGUST 15 at americamultisport.com
Noblesville FREE Movies Series
Shelter 1: Forest Park at dusk!
Catching Fire.............................. Aug. 30
Man of Steel ............................ Sept. 6
Frozen...Now You See Me
Double Feature!........................ Sept. 13
Despicable Me .......................... Sept. 20
Iron Man 3 ..................................Sept. 27
Monsters MU University
Downtown Square ……………… Oct. 3
Noblesville Parks Department Day
Chicago Shopping Trip!
Registration Opens September 2, 2014
Saturday, December 6
7am - 11pm • $50/person
For information/or to register go to
www.noblesvilleparks.org or call the Parks’
Office at 317/776-6350.
NOBLESVILLE’S
First Fridays and Events
Sept. 5
Sept. 11
Sept. 13
Oct. 3
Nov. 7
Dec 5
First Friday, Birthday Celebration
Thursday, Chocolate Trail,
All Day-Duck Race
First Friday, Fall Festival
First Friday, Soup Cook-off
First Friday Holiday Event
Old Mill Festival
Saturday, September 20, 9am – 4pm
Dozens of vendors surrounding the
courthouse square will tempt and dazzle
you with everything from fine artist paintings,
quality hand-crafted sculptures and wares
to antiques, vintage collectibles and historic
primitive items.
7th NMS Duck Race,
NMS 25th Anniversary Party
& White River Celebration
Sat, September 13, 9am – 2pm
Ducks are $5 each and can be purchased at
the office of Noblesville Main Street at 839
Conner St. or purchased online.
2014 White River Cleanup
Saturday, September 13, 2014
More details in the September issue!
2014 – 2015
Noblesville
Schools
Calendar
School Starts: August 4, 2013
Labor Day:
N/S (September 1)
Fall Break:
N/S (October 13-24)
Thanksgiving: N/S (November 26-28)
Winter Break: N/S (12/22 —1/5/15)
MLK/FLEX DAY: 01/19/15
Spring Vacation: N/S 3/30 — 4/10/15
Teacher Work Day/FLEX DAY: 1/5/15
President's Day/FLEX DAY: 2/16/15
Memorial Day:
N/S (May 25, 2015)
School Ends
Last Day School: (June 5 - only if all
FLEX days are needed.)
Early Release
and eLearning Days:
Elementary Early Release:
8/27, 9/10, 9/24, 10/3, 10/29, 11/12,
12/3/2014; 1/21, 2/4, 2/18, 3/4, 3/18,
4/22, 5/6/2015
Middle School Early Release:
9/10, 10/3, 10/29, 11/12, 12/3/2014;
1/21,2/4, 3/4, 3/18, 5/6/2015
Middle School 1/2 eLearning Days:
8/27, 9/24/2014; 2/18, 4/22/2015
High School Early Release: 10/3,
10/29, 12/3/2014, 1/21, 3/18, 5/6/2015
High School 1/2 eLearning Days:
8/27, 9/24/2014; 2/18, 4/22/2015
High School Full eLearning Days:
9/10, 11/12/2014; 2/4, 3/4/2015
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CLASSIFIED ADS
BICYCLE SAFETY
Wear a
correctly
fitting helmet.
ROBIN I. RAUB, D.D.S.
FAMILY DENTISTRY
317.773-3839
Complete Dentistry for Adults and
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CALL 773-3839 19405 Little Chicago
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It will help
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Nearly 500,000 kids in the U.S. are
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have prevented most of their injuries.
Get flashy. Neon or fluorescent clothing
shows up best. Use reflective tape or trim or
flashing lights on the bike to make it more
easily visible. Make sure the bike has front
and rear reflectors as well as tire reflectors
for night rides.
PORK
2 TBS light teriyaki sauce
4 garlic, chopped
1 lb. pork tenderloin
Juice and zest of 1 lime
Ride with, not against, traffic.
SAUCE
1 14 1/2 oz. can low-sodium
chicken broth
3 tablespoons light teriyaki sauce
4 teaspoons cornstarch
1 teaspoon sugar
3/4 teaspoon hot sauce
Contrary as it may seem, this is a rule of the
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and educate your child as well.
Use your eagle eye. Be on the lookout
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Resize and customize. Adjust the
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should be positioned so the rider can bend
his knee slightly when his leg is fully
extended.
Resist the urge to "buy up." When it
comes to your child's bike, one that is too
large is a safety hazard.
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SEASON IS
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IN BOLDFACE CAPS
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RAIDERS, 2PM
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AUG 07
AUG 16
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Pork Teriyaki
NY Jets, 7PM
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AUG 30 BRONOCOS, 12N
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IN SYCAMORES
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VEGETABLES
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
large onion, peeled and thinly
sliced
1 red pepper, seeded/sliced
8 oz. sliced mushrooms
1 bunch scallions, trimmed
and cut into 1-inch pieces
1 12 oz. bag microwave-ready
green beans, cooked following
package instructions
3 cups cooked brown rice
PORK: In a large ziptop bag,
combine teriyaki sauce, garlic,
lime juice and zest. Add pork and
marinate in refrigerator for 2 hours.
SAUCE: In a small bowl, combine
chicken broth, teriyaki sauce,
cornstarch, sugar and hot sauce.
Set aside.
VEGETABLES: Remove pork
from marinade and discard marinade.
Cut pork into 1/2-inch slices. Heat
1 tablespoon oil in a large nonstick
skillet over medium-high heat. Stir-fry
pork for 3 minutes. Remove from
skillet and keep warm.
Add remaining tablespoon oil to
skillet. Add onion and cook 4 minutes;
stir in red pepper, mushrooms and
scallions. Cook 3 minutes. Stir in the
green beans, broth mixture and pork.
Simmer for 2 minutes, until thickened.
Serve the pork over cooked brown
rice.
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