The
Sommerwood’s Monthly Community Newsletter Sommerwood of Noblesville February 2012
S O M M E R W O O D O F N O B L E S V I L L E
with the Board What’s on Board … SWHOA BOARD MEETING
Sommerwood Homeowners Association Association meetings are held on the second Monday of each Board Meeting month, unless otherwise stated. The next meeting of the SWHOA will be held on January 9, 2012 @ 7:00 p.m. at 14074 Trade Center Drive Conference Room # 3 @ 7pm, Fishers, IN TUESDAY, February 7, 2012 14074 Trade Center Drive Board Members Present: Conference Room # 3 @ 7pm, Fishers, IN (Up stairs at the rear of the building.) NEW President: Chris Haynes (Behind Buffalo Wild Wings, 141st Street & SR37) NEW Secretary: Sarah Morey NEW Vice President: Kevin Shellcroft All LOT OWNERS are Welcome & Encouraged to Attend! Board Members at Large: Anne Harrington Board Members at Large: Jeff Voegele Property Manager: Tom Fernandez
The meeting was called to order at 7:10.m. Minutes from the previous meeting were reviewed and approved.
Old Business: • NEW Board Members were discussed for 2012 positions. • CRIME WATCH for our Neighborhood. WE need more volunteers! As a Board WE ENDORSE IT! We need Neighborhood Crime Watch/Update YOU! Contact Cara Augspurger at [email protected] There is still a need of approximately (10) ten residents to • With the NEW Pool Season just around the corner, we email Cara with interest in being part of the Crime Watch the Board want to bring it to ALL Homeowners Program. Once that number has been achieved, a group attention. YOU OWN IT! You Live Here. It is our meeting with the Noblesville Police Department will be privilege and right to monitor and take position to do scheduled—thirty-eight Sommerwood households will need what is right for YOU as a Homeowner. to be represented at the meeting.
New Business: Join in the prevention and reduction in crime in Sommerwood by indicating that you are watching. If you • NEW Board Members elected into positions: have questions or concerns, please contact Cara Augspurger NEW President: Chris Haynes at [email protected] or directly 776-2381. NEW Secretary: Sarah Morey NEW Vice President: Kevin Shellcroft Treasurer: Dion Norris Around Sommerwood ~ February 2012 Board Members at Large: Anne Harrington Board Members at Large: Jeff Voegele 2/2 Ground Hog Day 2/5 Super Bowl XLVI, Lucas Oil Stadium, 6:30pm on NBC It has been a Privilege for me to serve as your 2/7 SWHOA Monthly Meeting, 7:00PM Secretary for over 5 years. It is time to pass on the 2/14 Valentine’s Day torch to our newly appointed Secretary, Sarah 2/15 Noblesville Schools, Early Dismissal 2:05p & 2:55p Morey. Thanks for being such a GREAT 2/20 President’s Day/No School 2/21 Mardi Gras, Fat Tuesday neighborhood. — Jeff Voegele 2/22 Ash Wednesday/Lent Continued on page 2 2/24 Flag Day
“You will never possess what you are unwilling to pursue.” —unknown
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Sommerwood What’s on Board . . . with the Board, continued from pg. 1 Board of Directors 195 Homesteads No further business, the meeting was adjourned
at approximately 8:00 p.m. Board of Directors & The next regular meeting of the SWHOA Board will be Members: held Tuesday, February 7, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. To contact all SWHOA Board, go to:
PRESIDENT ―Great Neighbors‖ . . . make Greater Neighborhoods Chris Haynes 14813 Windsor Lane Submit an article of interest, announcement, concern regarding our neighborhood or maybe a neighborhood lent a helping hand. Email your VICE PRESDIENT blurb to [email protected] or [email protected] Kevin Shellcroft 14957 Windsor Lane and/or deposit it in the Drop Box, located at the pool/commons area! 317-770-9816
TREASURER Dion Norris 14939 Windsor Lane 317-774-9803 Spring Yard/Garage Sale
SECRETARY It’s not too early to think about the Spring Sale, which is just around the Sarah Morey corner! This is a great opportunity to ―spring ahead‖ on your spring cleaning! If 14950 Rosebud Drive you are thinking about running a yard sale this year, please contact AT LARGE Lynne at 774-9803 or by email: [email protected]. Jeff Voegele A tip to get ready for your sale: Start a list of items you want to sell on 14885 Windsor Lane your refrigerator . . . 317-774-0873 By spring, which is March 20th, you’ll have your list ready! Anne Harrington 14849 Windsor Lane 507-1985
Property Manager Tom Fernandez Noblesville Communications Department —-Provided by Captain Nick Campbell, Noblesville Police Department Four Seasons Property Management PO Box 498 12/14/2011 10:48:34 AM ROSEBUD DR DISTURBANCE-NOISE COMPLAINT UNFOUNDED Fishers, IN 46038 1/3/2012 1:20:46 PM DAISY CT 9-1-1 HANG UP UNFOUNDED Phone: 317-846-3687 Fax: 317-324-4044 (See NCD Summary 2011, pg. 6) [email protected]
Pool Gary (Gerry) Porter 317-702-3008 WANTED: Greeters/Resident Updates [email protected] If you are new to Sommerwood or need to update your residential address/phone, please contact Social Committee Christine Earley at [email protected] or call 696-5395, to be introduced into the community via Coordinator the newsletter and to update any information for the Board and directory! Lynne Norris macynorris@ yahoo.com Are you a newsletter captain and/or neighbor on your street, 317-774-9803 who would like to be GREETER to new neighbors? Contact Christine Earley for further details! Architectural Review Board Responsible for reviewing requests for architectural changes and presenting recommendations to the board. Obtain and submit your ARB form to the property manager. Brush and Branches
SWHOA Website Freezing rain and wind gusts have been up to or exceeded 40 mph this winter, which sommerwood.com has blown down branches and trees. Webmaster: Chris Haynes
Sommerwood Homeowners’ Just an FYI: Do not put brush in the street. CALL the Street Dept. at Association 776-6348, press 0 to schedule brush pick up as weather permits. P.O. Box 498 Fishers, IN 46038
Desktop Publisher/ Advertising Storage of Trash/Recycling Containers Christine Earley It’s cold, windy and temperatures are dropping! Please be reminded, that once 317-696-5395 Cell trash day has come and gone, trash and recycling containers need to be stored [email protected] [email protected] out of sight. Please do not leave them on the driveways or in other visible areas. Your cooperation will be appreciated by all. Thank you!
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Sommerwood Social Committee Sommerwood Lynne Norris is the Sommerwood Social Committee (SWSC) KIDS AT WORK
Chairperson for the neighborhood, who plans social events throughout the year. If you have some ideas, share them! Pet Watcher
Contact Lynne at 774-9803 or by email: macynorris@ yahoo.com. Lindsay Buell, 16, 774-9549
Stephanie Foerder, age 15, 773-7929
Lexi Foerder, age 11, 773-7929
Becca Foerder, age 11, 773-7929
Parking Concerns Evan Melloh, 417-5081
It becomes very difficult, especially in the cul-de-sacs, to back out of driveways safely Justin Weimer, 652-9846 or 773-5154 when vehicles are parked in the street. The US mail will not be delivered to an address, Alex Smith, 14 yrs, 774-7522 ($10 per day) if they are too close to the mailbox. Snowplows do not discriminate. If it is deemed necessary to park on the street in the cul-de-sacs, position your vehicle along the curb, rather Babysitting Lindsay Buell, 16, 774-9549 than parking with the front end of your vehicle at the curb. Even though it is inconvenient at times, when all possible, park in your driveways and please ask your guests to do the Olivia Clark, 13, Certified in CPR 770-3894/ Cell 372-4727 same. :) Elizabeth Dickey, 20, Looking for a full-time nanny this summer? College junior at Cedarville University. She loves children, has CPR/lifeguard certification, and has Kids @ Work Update! previously been a nanny. Lives in Wellington Heights. References are available upon request. 314-974-2642 The Kids at Work section of the newsletter needs to be updated. If Mallory Edmundowicz, age 17, 776-0589 your child/children are listed in the Kids @ Work section and require updating, moved, unavailable, need to be removed from the listings Morgan Edmundowicz, age15, Safe-Sitter Certified 776-0589 or a neighbor that has an update, please email the updated information to [email protected] at your earliest convenience. Stephanie Foerder, age 15, 773-7929, Safe- Sitter certified
Lexi Foerder, age 11, 773-7929, Smart- Sitter certified
Becca Foerder, age 11, 773-7929, Smart- Sitter certified Kudos . . . to our Newsletter Distributors Alyssa Hess, 18, 776-1709 Thank you to each and every one of our distributors for delivering the newsletter each Kami Hess, 15, 776-1709 month in the community – it is truly appreciated. If you are not receiving the total amount of newsletters for your route or have extra copies, please contact Christine Earley (refer to Emeline Rodenas, 18, five-years experience, Safe-Sitter and CPR certified. H: 774-8657; contact page). Also, if you are unable to deliver the newsletter within a couple of days of Cell 385-0665 receiving your bundle, going to be out of town or any other situation that prohibits Taylor Seyfried, 14 years old, Safe-sitter delivery, please do contact me, so that arrangements may be made. 317-696-5395 AND/OR Certified, 773-4825 [email protected] Isabelle (Izzi) Substanley, age 13, 774-8046
McKenzie Substanley, age 17, 774-8046
Becca Voegele, 16 years old, CPR Certified External Lighting 774-0873
Barbara Turcotte, Need a Grandma’s help? Please take a minute to look over your external lighting in regard to Anne Harrington’s mother is available. coach lights and posts for repair or blub replacement. This is for your Sommerwood references available.219-6173 own security and your neighbors. Thank you! Sommerwood Mailbox and Post Painting
Justin Weimer, $12.00 Painting (optional metal wrap $7.00), 652-9846 or 773-5154 Dog Gone It! Snow Blowing/Shoveling The snow comes and goes, but the ―doo‖ just keeps coming! When you take your pet for a walk, please carry something with you to collect the ―droppings‖, especially along the CD/DVD Resurfacing sidewalks and in your neighbor’s yards. Not too many things worse than dragging in dog-doo Justin Weimer, ($1.50 each) 652-9846 or 773-5154 on your feet after playing outside and in the snow. Also, the common areas are a great place to exercise your pet—please remember that neighborhood events will be scheduled Lawn/Winter Services soon. However, it isn’t such a nice place to hang out unless you are into skipping over dog Blake Buell, 17, 774-9549 waste. Everyone will appreciate your thoughtfulness. Justin Weimer, 652-9846 or 773-5154 Discover the POWER of Craigslist Call Justin Weimer 773-5154 or 652-9846 for information. SWHOA SUGGESTION BOX Do YOU have a suggestion, comment or concern that you would like to present to the Board in regard Changes/Deletions/Updates? to improving our community or other thoughts? If so, email to any Board member listed on the page Contact Christine Earley at two (2) or mail to Sommerwood Homeowners’ Association. [email protected] and/or (Your submission may stay anonymous AND All articles are subject to Board approval.) [email protected].
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Sommerwood Real Estate Around Town in Noblesville . . . cityofnoblesville.org News 2/14 9AM Public Works & Safety Meeting Noblesville Learn to Swim offered by Provided by: City Hall — Opal Propes— 2/14 7PM Common Council Meeting Noblesville Swim Club, Updated February 2, 2012 City Hall Spring 2012
2/17 All Day SIGN UP FOR NEXT Age 4 by the first day of class Active: MONTH'S CLASSES Session l March 5th thru March 21st 8913 Gardenia cityofnoblesville.org Session ll April 9th thru April 25th LP: $289,900 2/28 9AM Public Works & Safety Meeting Session lll May 7th thru May 23th LD: 09/22/2011 FC Tucker City Hall Classes are Monday & Wednesday
9010 Buttercup 2/28 7PM Common Council Meeting Cost: $55 per swimmer City Hall Class times: 5:30, 6:05, 6:40pm Session 1 LP: $289,900 Century 21 LD: 10/31/11 6:00, 6:35, 7:10pm Session 2 & 3 All classes held at Noblesville High School **9037 Carnation Love your Heart Throughout the month of February, Riverview Pool. Lessons are open to all students. LP: $279,900 Assist T/S will be offering a $99 Love your Heart Swimmers are grouped according to skill level. LD: 11/13/11 Teacher to student ratio is no more than 4 to 1. comprehensive screening. The package 9024 Thames includes a CT calcium heart scan, baseline Register: www.noblesvillelearntoswim.com LP: $269,900 FC Tucker EKG, vascular screening (PAD, carotid and LD: 12/29/11 6th Annual Durbin Classic Marathon AAA), consultation with a cardiac nurse and a 8958 Carnation Dr. coupon for a $15 blood chemistry The 6th annual Durbin Classic will be held on LP: $267,500 FC Tucker profile. Please fast 12 hours March 24, 2012 @ 9am. It will be held at Durbin Elementary school. You can run a 5K or LD: 07/14/11 prior to your appointment. 10K, or walk the 5K. There is also a 1K 8884 Sommerwood Drive To schedule, call 776-7247. marathon for kids. This is a great way to get LP: $239,900 ready for the Indy 500 mini-marathon in May! LD: 10/01/2011 Crossroads February 7: Riverview You can register online at their website. 8882 Gardenia Ct. Hospital Blood Drive, LP: $239,000 3PM - 7PM Give the gift of life Noblesville 2012 Concert LD: 08/26/10 FC Tucker by giving blood! The Blood Mobile will be at Series Schedule outside the Riverview Surgery Pavilion. 15068 Windsor Lane Concerts start at 7:00 PM.
LP: $217,900 At Dillon Park: Big Daddy Caddy LD: 10/04/2011 FC Tucker February 9: 17th Annual Mayor’s May 31, 2012, Aberdeen Project Breakfast for Scouting, a fundraiser for the June 7, 2012, Zanna-doo June 14, 2012, Boy Scouts. Social time starts at 7AM and the Pending: Lemon Wheel June 21, 2012, Corey Cox June breakfast will start promptly at 7:30AM. The 28, 2012. At Forest Park: Living Proof July 8681 Sommerwood Drive breakfast will take place in Hall B of the 12, 2012, Soul Bus July 19, 2012, Terry Lee & LP: $268,000 Keller/Will. Hamilton County Exhibition Center (located the Rockaboogie Band July 26,2012. LD: 08/23/2011 on the 4-H Grounds). For more information or to RSVP, call 776-6367. Noblesville Cultural Arts Sold: Commission None at this time February 11: Bowl-a-thon: Come and The NCAC is hosting its ―Friend of the Arts‖ see employees from the City of Noblesville Award and Annual Gala on March 17, 2012 Withdrawn/Expired challenge employees from Hamilton County as at the Ritz Charles in Carmel beginning at None at this time well as employees from local businesses at this 6:00 pm. Ticket price is $75 with proceeds Annual Bowling fundraiser! The proceeds of benefiting the NCAC's numerous *Indicates new listing the event benefit Prevail. For more programs. The complimentary wine reception ** reduced information, call Prevail at 773-6942. LP: List Price begins at 6pm with an extensive and diverse
LD: List Date offering of art and other items at silent auction. SD: Sold Date February 10-26, Belfry Theatre Dinner is at 7pm with dancing to following. The XD: Expired Date The Belfry Theatre, 10690 Greenfield Ave 2012 ―Friends of the Arts Award‖ will be RESERVATIONS CALL: (317) 773-1085 presented to Douglas Church. Contact Carole 2011 – 2012 Season productions Szentesy at 877-2215 or [email protected] Adults $15 non-musicals, for tickets or information. $17 musicals, 12 and under $12, Friday’s & Saturday’s City Engineering Department 8PM, Sun. Matinee 2PM Improvements are being designed by the City of Noblesville Engineering Department staff for Have Donate Used Cell Phones a roundabout at the intersection of 196th Street and Hague Road. For more information, you lost or Hamilton East PL is collecting unused or retired cell phones to assist victims of domestic including the Phase I Assessment, please visit found articles due to our violence, which will be refurbished/ the City of Noblesville website. recent weather? If so, reprogrammed or sold to help raise funding for contact the editor to agencies. Donations accepted through March place the item in the 2012 at the Fishers Library and Noblesville Library. newsletter.
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2011 Noblesville Housing Recap Noblesville Single Family Building Permits have significantly increased since 2010. December permits Noblesville News totaled 405, approximately 100 more than in 2010. "The rise in housing permits this year can be attributed to the housing product Noblesville High School and the desire to live in a location like Noblesville with it's great February 4, 2012: Dance in the NHS Gym, 8 - 11 p.m., schools, continued growth and available amenities" said Steve Tickets are $7. It's a Winter Dance that is casual with black Huntley, Director of Planning for the City of Noblesville. No multi-family lights and glow sticks. Charities will benefit from you entrance permits were issued in 2011 but 11 permits (84 units) were issued price! in 2011 for the senior apartment complex, Meredith Meadows. Noblesville Middle School November totals for Hamilton County single family housing 2/17 School Dance, 6p-8p permits were: Carmel/230, Cicero/29, Fishers/417, Sheri- 2/21 PTO meeting, 8:30a dan/11, Noblesville/397, and Westfield/230. Total for Hamilton Noblesville Intermediate School County was 1265 in 2010 and 1319 in 2012 (as of November). The 2/2 Drama Club Practice, 2:45-4:30. closest number in the Greater Indianapolis Nine-County area was Additional Dates: 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23, 28 Marion County with 565 permits issued in 2011. Hamilton County 2/2 Harry Potter Book Club. Additional Dates: 9, 16, 23 increased by 4% while Marion County decreased by 14%. The 2/7 Hungry Games Book Club, 14th, 21st American Planning Association stated this month that "Despite 2/7 Drama Club –craft night, 6-8, 14th, 21st, 28th successive waves of foreclosures in the last few years, the 2/14 Dorado Book Club, 28th, US Home Ownership Rate is the second highest it's ever 2/16 CPR Parent Night, 7p-8p been. At 65.1%, the 2011 rate is down just 1.1 percentage points 2/27 6th Grade CPR, 8a-2p, 28th, 29th from the record year of 2000." Metropolitan Indianapolis Board Noble Crossing Elementary School of Realtors in late September said that the housing industry in th th th th st rd th central Indiana was making respectable gains. For the three 2/2 Drama Club, 7 , 9 , 14 , 16 , 21 , 23 , 28 , 2/3 Science Fair Confirmation sheet due months ending in August, median sales price across the region nd was up 3.6 percent to $129,500 and average sales price ticked up 2/7 2 Grade Brownies Troop, 3:25-5p to $165,122; a 2.3 percent increase. Science Fair Set-up, 7-8p 2/8 Science Fair Simpson’s Brownie Troop 126, 6:30-7:30p 2/9 Science Fair Open House, 6p-7p Nature Notes . . . With Valentine’s Day 2/10 All Pro Dad’s, 7am Movie Night: Happy Feet, 5:30-8p just around the corner flowers may be in the future for th 2/13 Curry’s KDG Daisy Scouts, 3:30-4:30p, 27 , a lot of you. Here are some suggestions for keeping your 2/14 Valentine’s Day Party colorful blooms looking fresh longer. Girl’s on the Run, 3:30-4:45p, 16th, 21st, 23rd, 28th, • Re-cut the stems using a sharp knife or shears. Cut at a slant and remove 2/22 KDG registration, 23rd, 24th, 27th about ½” of stem. It is best if stems are re-cut under water. Be careful to avoid crushing the stem and keep the cut surface from resting on the bottom of Board approves district maps for 2012-13 the vase. Remove excess foliage. Use warm, uncontaminated water. Water New district maps have been approved by the Noblesville that is 100 – 110 degrees is ideal and filtered/distilled water is recommended. Board. The maps outline the attendance areas for the district's • Use a flower preservative in the water. When the solution starts to get cloudy, seven elementary schools and two middle schools effective it is time to change it. Avoid excessive heat or moving air. Do not place 2012-13 school year. flowers in direct sunlight, near a register or on a television set, etc. Prom • Keep flowers cold when not in use. It is possible to double the life of your The NHS prom will be held on Friday, April 27 from 8-11:30p at flowers by placing them in a cold room or in the refrigerator at night. the Fountains in Carmel. This is a change from the previously Do not mix fresh flowers with old or damaged flowers or with fruits or vegeta- • published date of April 20. bles. Damaged, aging flowers and many fresh fruits and vegetables produce ethylene gas that shortens fresh flower life. Summer School sessions will be from 7:30 a.m. - 12:35 p.m.: Session I: June 4 - 22 As of February 1, 2009, there are only 49 days till SPRING! Session II: June 25 - July 16, excluding July 4 Return the enrollment form and fees to the main office at the Main Campus by May 4, 2012. Registration for half-day and full-day kindergarten starts Feb. 21. Alternative Heating Sources Kindergarten registration for 2012-13 school year will be from The leading factor contributing to home heating fires was heating equipment too close to things that can burn, such as upholstered 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Tuesday through Friday, February 21-24, & furniture, clothing, mattress or bedding. If you use other heating Monday, February 27, at each elementary school—register at the school they will attend. equipment in your home, remember a few extra tips. Never leave your home with the heating appli- There’s Something for Everyone in 4-H!!! ance on. Make sure it is off and unplug the Youth in grades 3-12 can learn MANY life skills. 4-H Enrollment heating appliance when you leave. Deadline is March 1, 2012. You must re-enroll every year. You Keep all items at least 3 feet away from all can get your questions answered and learn how to enroll by heating appliance. attending the "4-H Call-Out" on Sunday, February 12 from Never use an extension cord—plug the heating 2:00-4:00 PM at the 4-H Fairgrounds in Noblesville. Contact the appliance directly into a wall receptacle. Purdue Extension Hamilton County Office at 776-0854 for more Do not use any heating appliance that uses fuel such as information. Information and online enrollment is also available Kerosene in your home. on their website at: www.ag.purdue.edu/counties/hamilton. Make sure your smoke detector has fresh batteries.
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What the Super Bowl Means Around Indianapolis
to Hamilton Co. 2/2-5 Broad Ripple Village Superfest, Board Ripple There have been several inquiries as to how the big game Village in Indianapolis on February 5th is going to affect N-2/12 Odd Indiana, State Museum Noblesville and surrounding Hamilton County. The N-2/5 Super Bowl Party w/Sun King Brewing Co., Local Hamilton County Convention & Visitors Bureau is Underground Tent to occupy the south parking lot coordinating most of our involvement but this leads to N-5/66 Adventures of Mr. Potato Head, Children’s Mu- a bigger question of how tourism actually affects our seum economic landscape. Our friends at the Bureau sent 4 DirectTV Celebrity Beach Bowl & Super Saturday us a few statistics: Night, Victory Field Hamilton Co. is the third largest tourism destination market in 4 KC & the Sunshine Band, Hoosier Park Racing/ Indiana behind Indianapolis and Lake County. Casino, $40-$75 Tourism accounts for $263.7 million in direct expenditures 4 Reggie Wayne @ Macy’s Castleton Mall, 1pm county-wide each year. 4 Orlando Magic vs. Indiana Pacers, 7pm, Field- Lodging guests spend $136 per person per day, guests visiting friends house or relatives spend $63 per person per day and those just passing 7 Utah Jazz vs. Pacers, 7p, Fieldhouse through spend $30 per person per day. N-2012 Wine Wednesdays, Traders Point Creamery, $16.8 million in local tax revenues are generated as a result of ½ price tourism. 10 Chicago Steel vs. Indiana Ice, Fairgrounds, $5-$20 More than 5,100 jobs in the county are directly or indirectly related to 11 OneAmerica 500 Festival Mini-Marathon Training the tour and travel industry. Series - 5K, 8:30 AM, White River State Park We expect this affect to only be amplified by Super Bowl XLVI in a few 12 Glass Heart Pop-up, Indianapolis Art Center weeks but the biggest 'attraction' to the literally world-wide guests that Event phone: 317-255-2464 will be staying here in Hamilton County and Central Indiana is the Tickets: http://www.indplsartcenter.org/popups/ chance that they will be pleased with their stay and that some day in Cost: $50 per person - ages 10 and up. the future they might choose to return and visit once again. 11 Valentine’s Dinner Dance, Rathskeller Restaurant, 6p www.rathskeller.com, Cost: $5, general admis- Super Bowl Events websites: sion for band only; $85 per couple, dinner and www.indianapolissuperbowl.com music. Tax and gratuity not included. www.indianapolissuperbowl.com/event-calendar/# 14 Big Band Valentine’s Day Dance/Concert, 7:30p, Athenaeum Theatre 15 Bernadette Peters and Feinstein, Center for Performing Arts Noblesville Communications Department 17-19 9th Annual Indiana Art Fair, State Museum, 6- Summary 2011 8:30p, 2/19/2012: 11a-5p 17 Midwinter Dance Festival, Clowes ADMIN - LOG INFORMATION 1 SERVICE CALL - SECURITY CHECK 0 18 Carmel Symphony Orchestra – Di Wu Plays ALARM - RESIDENCE 8 SERVICE CALL - VEHICLE LOCKOUT 0 Rachmaninoff 2, 7:30p, Center for the Performing Arts ALARM - RESIDENTIAL 0 SERVICE CALL - VIN CHECK 1 19 Cody Simpson, Murat, $22.50 ALLERGIC REACTION / STINGS 0 SERVICE CALL - WELFARE CHECK 1 18 Engineers Day, Children’s Museum ANIMAL - BITE / ATTACK 0 SICK PRSN - SPECIFIC DIAGNOSIS 4 18 My Mardi Gras Mask Lil-Pop, Indy Art Center, ANIMAL - COMPLAINTS 1 STAB / GUNSHOT / PEN TRAUMA 0 1p-2p Cost: $10 per child ages 4-12 with adult ASSIST - MEDICAL INCIDENT 1 STRUCTURE FIRE - RESIDENTIAL 4 (adult admission is free with registered child). ASSIST - OTHER AGENCIES 2 SUPPLEMENTAL - CASE FOLLOW UP 0 317-255-2464 CARDIAC OR RESP ARREST / DEATH 1 SUSPICIOUS - NOISES 0 19 Butler Wind Ensemble & All Star HS Band, Clowes CONVULSIONS / SEIZURES 2 SUSPICIOUS - OPEN DOOR/WINDOW 0 20 Presidents Day/Community Day, Conner Prairie DAMAGE / VANDALISM / MISCHIEF 3 SUSPICIOUS - PERSON / PROWLER 3 22 Magic School Bus Live!, Clowes DISTURBANCE - LOUD PARTY 0 SUSPICIOUS - SOLICITOR 0 22 Van Halen w/Kool & the Gang, Bankers Life DISTURBANCE - NOISE COMPLAINT 3 SUSPICIOUS - VEHICLE 1 Fieldhouse, $49.50-$149.50, Ticketmaster DISTURBANCE - NUISANCE 2 THEFT - FROM A VEHICLE 1 24 Glass Flower Pop-Up, Indy Art Center, 7p-9p DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE- VERBAL 1 THEFT - OF A VEHICLE 0 24-25 Michael Jackson: THE IMMORTAL World Tour, FRAUD - FORGERY 4 THEFT - OTHERS 0 Fieldhouse, 8p, $50-$250, 800-745-3000 HARASSMENT / STALKING / THREAT 4 TRESSPASSING / UNWANTED PERSON 1 29 Clifford The Big Red Dog: Live, Clowes INVESTIGATION - FIRE 0 TRFC COMPLNT - ABANDONDED VEH 0 3/1-4 Murat Shrine Circus, Fairgrounds, $10-$20 INVESTIGATION - LIGHTNING STRK 0 TRFC COMPLNT - DRIVING ISSUES 0 3/1 Peter Frampton, 7:30p, Murat, $27.50-$97.50, MENTAL/EMOTIONAL - BEHAVORIAL 2 TRFC COMPLNT - PARKING ISSUES 1 800-745-3000.
MENTAL/EMOTIONAL - DISORDERS 0 TRFC HAZARD - DEBRIS IN ROAD 1 For the complete listing of Indy events, MISCELLANEOUS 1 TRFC HAZARD - DISABLED VEHICLE 0 http://visitindy.com/indianapolis-events-all? MUTUAL AID - FIRE / HAZMAT 1 TRFC VIOLATION - TRAFFIC STOP 1 go to: SERVICE CALL - 9-1-1 HANG UP 11 TRNSPRTN ACDNT - MV HIT & RUN 0 date=11-01-2011 SERVICE CALL - ASSIST PUBLIC 0 TRNSPRTN ACDNT - MV PROP DAMG 0 SERVICE CALL - DAMAGE TO PROP 1 TRNSPRTN ACDNT - MV PRSNL INJ 0 SERVICE CALL - FOUND PROPERTY 0 UNCONSCIOUS / FAINTING 0 February 21, 2012 SERVICE CALL - KEEP THE PEACE 0 UNCONSCIOUS PERSON / FAINTING 0 Mardi Gras/Fat Tuesday SERVICE CALL - LOST PROPERTY 0 VEHICLE - PASSENGER CAR/TRUCK 0 SERVICE CALL - NEIGHBORHOOD CK 7 WANTED - WARRANT SERVICE 0 February 22, 2012 SERVICE CALL - NOTIFICATION 0 WEAPONS - SHOTS FIRED 0 Ash Wednesday SERVICE CALL - RESD LOCKOUT 1 TOTALS: 76
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