Sommerwood News July 2010

The
Sommerwood’s Monthly Community Newsletter
Sommerwood
of Noblesville
July 2010
S O M M E R W O O D
OF N O B L E S V I L L E
Neighborhood 4th of July Parade
SWHOA BOARD MEETING
Our neighborhood’s 4th of July Parade is
scheduled for
Association meetings are held on the third Monday of
each month, unless otherwise stated.
The next meeting of the SWHOA will be held on
Saturday, July 3, at 4:30pm, sharp!
Please begin lining up at 4:15.
The Noblesville Fire Dept will be leading the
way. Everyone should meet at the pool/park
common area. Be sure to decorate your
bikes, wagons, strollers, etc. and
join in the fun!
Monday, July 19 @ 7pm
14074 Trade Center Drive
Conference Room #3
(Upstairs at the rear of the building.)
Fishers, IN
(Behind Buffalo Wild Wings, 141st Street & SR37)
City of Noblesville
CONSUMER FIREWORKS ORDINANCE
The City of Noblesville’s fireworks ordinance now states that
consumer fireworks may now only be used in the Noblesville
city limits during the following days and times:
• Between the hours of 5pm and two hours after sunset on June
29, June 30, July 1, July 2, July 3, July 5, July 6, July 7, July 8,
and July 9.
• Between the hours of 10am and 12 midnight on July 4
Both Fire Chief Ken Gilliam and Police Chief Kevin Jowitt
support the fireworks ordinance:
• statistics provided from the Indiana State Injury Report,
• concerned citizens who have expressed their support for a
change in the ordinance
the fact that between 1 – 3 major structure fires occur in
Noblesville every year as a result of consumer fireworks.
First time violators of the ordinance will receive a warning from the
NPD. Additional violations will result in citations. City of Noblesville
public safety personnel are confident that these ordinance changes
will result in a much safer community.
•
After all of your personal fireworks have been set off,
everyone is encouraged to pickup the spent fragments left
behind in the streets, on the sidewalks in front of their
homes and/or anywhere else they may have landed, at your
earliest convenience. This will prevent the plastics, sticks
and cardboard debris from being washed into the storm
water sewers and into to our creeks, streams, rivers and
eventually our water supply — : )
Independence Day Neighborhood Party
Come celebrate & join your friends and neighbors for an
Independence Day PARTY on Saturday, July 3 on Carnation
Drive! ALL residents of Sommerwood are invited to attend
following the parade. Dinner is at 6:30 and fireworks start
at 10:00. Meats, buns and dinnerware will be provided. If
your house number is even bring an appetizer of side dish. If
your house number is odd bring a dessert. Please bring
your own chairs and drinks for your family. A suggested
donation of $20 per family to cover some of the cost of the
event would be greatly appreciated. See YOU there!
Around Sommerwood in July
3
3
4
19
Neighbor 4th of July Parade, 4:30 sharp
Independence Day Neighborhood Party, after parade
Sunday, Independence Day
SWHOA Board Meeting, 7pm
“Liberty is the right to choose. Freedom is the result of the right choice.” – unknown
SOMMERWOOD’S MONTHLY COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER , JULY 2010
Sommerwood
Board of Directors
~ SWHOA MONTHLY MEETING ~ June 21, 2010
14074 Trade Center Drive
Conference Room #1
Fishers, IN
195 Homesteads
President
John Burnham
14921 Windsor Lane
jdburnham64@gmail.com
317-945-4401
In attendance were:
Vice President: Eric Blankenship
At Large:
Kevin Shellcroft
Tom Fernandez, Property Manager
Alternate:
Anne Harrington
Quests:
Chris Haynes, Webmaster
Steve Shemelynec
Vice President
Eric Blankenship
14950 Rosebud Drive
blankenship20@yahoo.com
317-727-5798
Secretary
Jeff Voegele
14885 Windsor Lane
jvoegele@saleslinkco.com
317-774-0873
Treasurer
Dion Norris
14939 Windsor Lane
dion.norris@color-box.com
317-774-9803
At Large
Sommerwood Web-Site Discussion
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The website will include architectural change form, board members and bios, last three
newsletters, forums, social, covenants, pool, HOA meetings, etc. Chris Haynes is the
web-master. We all owe him a HUGE thank you for taking this on. Chris will register
neighbors and will update as required (at least monthly). There will be an e-mail set-up
for the HOA Board.
TREES
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Kevin Shellcroft
kshellcr@sbcglobal.net
317-770-9816
Anne Harrington
[anne.harrington@rolls-royce.com]
Property Manager
Tom Fernandez
Four Seasons Property Management
PO Box 498
Fishers, IN 46038
Phone: 317-846-3687
Fax: 317-324-4044
tfernandez@indy.rr.com
Pool
Gary (Gerry) Porter
317-702-3008
gerry_porter@mail.nobl.k12.in.us
Social Committee Coordinator
Lynne Norris
macynorris@ yahoo.com
317-774-9803
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.
SWHOA Website
sommerwood.com
Side Walks
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Some areas in the neighborhood have side walks sinking or raised. The city will (in time)
take care of this if you get on the list. The homeowner can either call and report to the
city or notify Tom Fernandez with an address.
Trees
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Pool News
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There has been a recommendation to purchase two (2) umbrellas for the pool, if Gerry
Porter agrees they are needed. Perhaps they can be purchased from Costco. Pizza
Night is in swing again on Thursday nights. and all Adults are invited to partake. No
swings will be installed at the playground, due to space limitations.
Landscaping
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The flowers look great. Thanks to the contractor who planted them. Junipers are dead.
These will be replaced by knock-out roses. The tall grass over the lights on Allisonville
Road needs something done. Brickman will address the issue.
FACT
Sommerwood Homeowners’
Association
POND
Desktop Publisher/Advertising
Christine Earley
317-696-5395 Cell
cmearley@comcast.net
marketingadworks@comcast.net
Missing, dead, falling trees that are a hazard can be reported to Tom Fernandez, if
homeowners are not comfortable discussing with neighbors. Per our association rules,
this is the responsibility of the homeowner to maintain. Tom will send a letter to the
homeowners to correct the issue.
Abandoned Property
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For the properties that have been reported grass-cutting to be an issue, Brickman will
cut the grass if neighbors are not already volunteering to cut. The homeowner will be
charged at closing. The board is no longer cutting grass and doing repairs as this is an
insurance issue.
Webmaster: Chris Haynes
P.O. Box 498
Fishers, IN 46038
The Ash trees in Sommerwood have been tagged to be sprayed. Two or three
neighborhoods have been selected by the city to spray. We are very lucky. This process
will also include root ball injection. This should take place in the next few weeks.
Overhanging limbs are still an issue and must be taken care of. If there is an issue,
please contact Tom F. He will send a notice to the homeowner to address within 30
days.
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There are 190 homes in Sommerwood. 90% have paid their homeowners fees.
Board voted to approve tree removal that fell down during the storm. The duck weed
application was also approved.
The meeting was adjourned. The next meeting of the SWHOA will be held on Monday,
July 19, 2010 @ 7pm at 14074 Trade Center Drive, Conference Room #3, (Upstairs at the
rear of the building.) in Fishers, IN (Behind Buffalo Wild Wings, 141st Street & SR37).
SOMMERWOOD’S MONTHLY COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER , JULY 2010
Greeters/Resident Updates
If you are new to Sommerwood or need to update your residential address/phone, please contact
Christine Earley at cmearley@comcast.net or call 696-5395, to be introduced into the community
via the newsletter and to update any information for the board and directory!
Are you a newsletter captain and/or neighbor on your street, who would like to be GREETER
to new neighbors ? If so, contact Christine Earley for further details!
Please welcome Tyler & Christy Meinerding and their children, Evan, 9; Connor, 7; Megan, 4;
and Ainsley, 9 months to 15080 Windsor Lane. They came to Sommerwood from Lawrence
Township. If you see them out and about, say Hi, and welcome them to the neighborhood!
SWSC is looking for YOU!
Sommerwood is a great community but it needs volunteers to help out in
planning community events and activities.
Lynne Norris is the
Sommerwood Social Committee (SWSC) for the neighborhood and is looking
for
volunteers to help out at various social events being planned throughout the year.
If you have some ideas, share them! This is a chance to meet your neighbors, and
become involved in your community and have fun.
Interested? Contact Lynne at
774-9803 or by email: macynorris@ yahoo.com.
Mailbox Regulations
Please remember, all mailboxes must maintain the same color, style, numbering and posts as the
rest of the neighborhood.
LENGTH
WIDTH
18 ½”
19 ½”
22 ½”
5"
6"
8"
HEIGHT
6"
7"
11 ½”
If you are in need of a replacement, please contact :
Address Art (mailboxes) addressart.com or 254-1508
or AAA Mailboxes (Post) at 317-255-2500.
Emerald Ash Tree Update
The Noblesville Street Department has recently been in the neighborhood, measuring the
Ash trees in around Sommerwood. The crew confirmed that is was related to the
Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) problem and that the city will be receiving the chemical to treat
the trees FREE of charge to residents. The process will be to inject the chemical into the
roots of the trees to protect them from the EAB. —Update submitted by Kevin E. Shellcroft
Sommerwood
KIDS AT WORK
Pet Watcher
Lindsay Buell, 15, 774-9549
Evan Melloh, 417-5081
Joshua Rang, 10, pet/dog walking 776-1222
―Jessica’s cell 701:7458‖
Justin Weimer, 652-9846 or 773-5154
Babysitting
Lindsay Buell, 15, 774-9549
Olivia Clark, 13, Certified in CPR 770-3894/
Cell 372-4727
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
previously been a nanny. Lives in Wellington
Heights.
References are available upon
request. 314-974-2642
Mallory Edmundowicz, age 16, 776-0589
Morgan Edmundowicz, age14,
Certified 776-0589
Alyssa Hess, 18, 776-1709
Kami Hess, 15, 776-1709
Safe-Sitter
Emeline Rodenas, 18, five-years experience,
Safe-Sitter and CPR certified. H: 774-8657;
Cell 385-0665
Taylor Seyfried, 14 years old, Safe-sitter
Certified, 773-4825
Isabelle (Izzi) Substanley, age 12,
774-8046
McKenzie Substanley, age 16,
774-8046
Becca Voegele, 13 years old
774-0873
Sommerwood Mailbox and Post
Painting
Justin Weimer, $12.00 Painting (optional
metal wrap $7.00), 652-9846 or 773-5154
Snow Blowing/Shoveling
Alex Smith, 12yrs, 774-7522
CD/DVD Resurfacing
Noblesville Communication Department
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CASE REPORT
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DETAIL COMPLETE
CHECKS OK
Ju st i n We im er ,
652-9846 or 773-5154
($ 1 . 50
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Lawn/Winter Services
Blake Buell, 16, 774-9549
Justin Weimer, 652-9846 or 773-5154
Discover the POWER of Craigslist Call Justin
Weimer 773-5154
or
652-9846 for
information.
A Community Effort
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Please be reminded that RV’s, boats, trailers and other water vehicles
should be parked out of view of your neighbors.
Once trash day has come and gone, please store trash and recycling
containers out of sight.
Just a Reminder . . . There are several areas along the sidewalks, where you
have to walk around overhanging limbs on the street. For the safety of all,
please trim trees along the sidewalks—it would be greatly
appreciated!
On your daily walk with your pets, please be reminded that
DOG WASTE should be disposed of at your resident’s and
steer clear of the trash containers at the pool.
If you would like to have your child
included or deleted in the Sommerwood
Kids at Work column, or have an
update, please contact Christine Earley
at
marketingadworks@comcast.net—
cmearley@comcast.net or
mail your change to
702 Firethorn Circle, Noblesville, IN
46062.
SOMMERWOOD’S MONTHLY COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER , JULY 2010
Sommerwood
Real Estate
News
Residents ~ NOISE ORDINANCE INFORMATION
Provided by:
Opal Propes
Updates are current
Active:
8940 Carnation
LP: $299,900
LD: 04/19/10
14921 Windsor Lane
LP: $299,900
LD: 06/17/2010
8958 Carnation
LP: $279,800
LD: 03/25/10
FC Tucker
FC Tucker
Burglar Bait
F C Tucker
15089 Orchid Ct.
LP: $264,900
IN Real 1
LD: 04/12/10
*15070 Windsor Lane
LP: $264,900
Prudential
LD: 05/12/2010
**8658 Sommerwood Dr.
LP: $259,900
Cent21
LD: 05/24/2010
**8950 Sommerwood Dr.
LP: $240,000
Keller/Wil.
LD: 04/15/10
8918 Sommerwood Dr.
LP: $197,000
LD: 08/15/2009
8865 Sommerwood Dr
LP: $231,900
LD: 05/09/2010
Keller/Wil
Real Prop
Pending:
15080 Windsor Lane
LP: $284,900
Ladig Rel
LD: 03/29/2010
8922 Carnation Drive
LP: $272,900
FC Tucker
LD: 05/18/2010
Sold:
14790 Rosebud Drive
LP: $229,900
LD: 05/22/09
SD: 05/27/2010
9035 Thames Court
LP: $256,500
LD: 01/31/09
SD: 06/11/2010
15076 Windsor Lane
LP: $275,000
LD: 09/04/09
SD: 06/15/2010
City of Noblesville residents are reminded that per City Code, Title IX – General Regulations,
Chapter 93 - Nuisances, use of equipment such as lawn mowers, garden tractors, construction
equipment, and power tools are restricted to the hours of 7am – 10pm, seven days a week. To
read the City Code regarding this issue in its entirety, visit www.cityofnoblesville.org/planning and
click on “City Code.” If residents see or hear violations of this code in their neighborhood, they are
invited to report those to the Noblesville Police Department by calling (317) 776-6340. Please
include the address and/or location of the property and the nature of the violation (lawn mowing,
construction work, etc.) For more information regarding this city code, contact the Planning
Department at (317) 776-6325.
FC Tucker
F C Tucker
FC Tucker
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GPS systems are a hot item for burglars. Other items, such as, cash, CDs, portable radio
devices, radar detectors and wallets are appealing as well. Here are some tips from the NPD:

Don’t leave the keys in the vehicle.

Lock the vehicle, even in your driveway.

Consider locking valuables in your trunk or removing at night.
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Don’t leave burglar bait in plain sight. Extend this to your home trash; don’t leave the new
computer-TV-VCR-Stereo-Xbox box in plain view in your trash can. Leaving these in plain sight
says, BREAK IN HERE, we have good stuff. Put it in a trash bag, in the trash can.
GOING GREEN IN NOBLESVILLE SERIES – YARD WASTE
The phrase “going green” has become more
and more common the last few years as
citizens increase their knowledge of and
efforts
toward
helping
our
environment. Although the most
familiar methods of going green
include things such as recycling,
walking or biking instead of driving a car, etc., the City of
Noblesville’s Clean Storm Water
P r o g r am h e l p s e d u c a t e
residents on other easy ways to
personally “go green” and help
our environment.
Did you
know that homeowners use ten times more
chemicals per acre on lawns than farmers
use on crops? Grass clippings, leaves, and
branches are very high in nitrogen and
phosphorus. If this yard waste is emptied into
storm drains, blown out into the street, or
dumped into Morse Reservoir, the White
River, or other local water bodies, then it
leads to excessive algae growth in those
waterways.
Here are a few ways that
homeowners can help protect our waterways:
Do not dump anything in storm
drains. Storm drains lead directly to our
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Special Delivery!
The “Sommerwood Newsletter”
may be received
via email each month I
n addition to the
hardcopy.
Send your request to
cmearley@comcast.net
waterways, so anything that goes into a
storm drain will end up in the reservoir, river,
or other body of water.
Sweep grass
clippings, leaves, and fertilizers that get onto
a driveway or sidewalk back onto your
lawn. This will help to keep them out
of storm drains. Use a mulching
lawn mower:
Leave grass
clippings and leaves on the lawn. Run
over them with your mower to cut
them up further and then leave them
there. They provide nutrients and are
the best fertilizer for your lawn.
Make and use compost: Dispose of lawn
waste in compost piles. This results in a rich
natural fertilizer for your plants or garden,
allows for reuse of yard waste, and saves
money.
Visit www.compostguide.com for
simple instructions. Each of us can take
simple steps to improve our environment
and the City of Noblesville hopes that
residents will be mindful of how each of our
actions affect our surroundings. For more
information, contact Noblesville’s Clean Storm
Water Program at (317) 770-5132 or visit
www.cityofnoblesville.org/cleanwater.
Grass Clippings
Street Department does not pick up grass clippings.
Grass clippings can be included with resident's trash as part of the resident's two 96 gallon cart
limit. Overage bags can be purchased for anything over the two cart limit for solid waste removal
to be picked up by Republic Services.
Bags must weight 40 lbs or less.
Only grass clippings may be taken to the Hamilton County Household Hazardous Waste Center at
1717 Pleasant Street. Clippings must be dumped out of bags and/or containers. Please
contact Hamilton County Hazardous Waste Center at 776-4005 for business hours.
SOMMERWOOD’S MONTHLY COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER , JULY 2010
Noblesville Happenings
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7/15
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5:30 PM -8PM First Friday Noblesville Courthouse Square
8:AM -12:30PM Farmers Market
4:30 PM -8:30PM Saturday Night Cruise—Courthouse Square
Plenty of Shade!!!Enjoy Good Companionship, Great Cars, Family
Atmosphere -- and more ! ! Food, drinks, etc. available within one
block or bring your own picnic. No Alcohol allowed. No
Boom-Boxes or loud music allowed.
Nefarious Noblesville Ghost Walk, 317-840-6456
5PM -10PM July 4th Parade & Fireworks Festival NHS
7PM-End NOBLESVILLE PARK BOARD MEETING City Hall
12AM -12AM Movies in the Park— Dillon Park -“The Blind Side”
8AM -12:30PM Farmers Market
4:30PM -8:30PM Saturday Night Cruise-In—Courthouse Square
7PM -8PM Board of Zoning Appeals City Hall Council Chambers
9AM -End Board of Public Works and Safety City Hall
7PM -End Common Council City Hall Council Chambers
9AM -11AM Technical Advisory Committee City Hall
7:30PM -7:30 PM Architectural Review Board City Hall
8AM -12:30PM Farmers Market
4:30PM -8:30PM Saturday Night Cruise-In Courthouse Square
All Day Sign Up Now for Next Month's Classes Forest Park
7PM -9PM Plan Commission City Hall Council Chambers
8AM -12:30PM Farmers Market
4:30PM -8:30PM Saturday Night Cruise-In—Courthouse Square
5PM -11PM Noblesville Street Dance—Courthouse Square
Noblesville Main Street, Inc. and the City of Noblesville will hold
the 19th annual downtown Noblesville Street Dance on
the historic Courthouse Square on Saturday, July
24 from 5:00pm until 11pm. You won't want
to miss this evening of fun for the
whole family, so bring blankets and
lawn chairs and come early to enjoy
the evening. Please note that alcohol
will
not be allowed. The Kids' Zone will be
o p e n
from 5pm until 8pm with games, prizes,
and activities
for kids including moonwalks and face
painting. The Classic Car show will feature vintage autos from
Model T's to hot-rods. Owned by members of the Central Indiana
Vintage Vehicle Club, the cars will be judged in a people's choice
competition. Also returning will be the antique tractor show, featuring farm equipment dating back to the 1940s. Enjoy great
food and beverages at "A Taste of Noblesville," which will feature
delicious treats prepared by local Noblesville restaurants. Kick
back, relax, and watch the concert while enjoying dinner from
your favorite restaurants. Admission is free and open to the
public. For more information, contact Noblesville Main Street at
(317) 776-0205.
7PM -8PM Historic Preservation Commission
9AM -End Board of Public Works and Safety City Hall
7PM -End Common Council City Hall Council Chambers
8AM -12:30PM Farmers Market
4:30PM -8:30PM Saturday Night Cruise-In Courthouse Square
Noblesville’s July Summer Music Lineup Up
July 1, Phil Stevens & The Open Road, Southside Park; July 8, The Meatball
Band; July 15, Living Proof Band; July 22, Aberdeen Project;
July 29, Endless Summer Band; ALL AT DILLION PARK. In case of
inclement weather, call the summer events hot line at (317) 770-2020.
4-H County Fair
Hamilton County Fair Grounds
July 15 – 19
(Open each day at 10 am)
2nd ANNUAL JULY 4TH MORSE WATERWAYS
ASSOCIATION FLOTILLA (BOAT PARADE)!
July 4, 2010 ( rain date July 5) 1-2:30pm
Decorate your boat – patriotic – or however you want!
No entry fee. Registration required—Trophies will be
awarded for 1st 2nd and 3rd places. Decorated boats will meet at Red
“Great Neighbors” . . .
make GREATER Neighborhoods
We have a great community and neighbors have
helped neighbors in time of need, in big ways and
small jesters. It’s never too late to thank that
neighbor!
Submit a statement of interest, announcement or
concern regarding neighborhood safety, and/or a few words to
thank a neighbor. Email any of the above to cmearley@comcast.net
or contact a board member listed.
SWHOA SUGGESTION BOX
Do YOU have a suggestion, comment or concern that you
would like to present to the board in regard to improving
our community or other thoughts? If so, email to any board
member listed on the page two (2) or mail to Sommerwood
Homeowners’ Association, P.O. Box 498, Fishers, IN
46038. (Your submission may stay anonymous.)
Salute our Troops!
“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
The SWHOA wishes all our residents a fun-filled and
safe Fourth of July holiday. If you will be traveling,
remember to drive safely and have a good time. For those
of you staying in town, take time to enjoy the many
activities planned locally to celebrate the day.
Registration for the
Family Fun Race
Saturday, July 10
10am at the Dillon Park Events pavilion
Join the Noblesville Parks Department for an
exciting new event—the Family Fun
Race! Based on the popular TV show
“The Amazing Race,” the competition
will feature challenges, pit stops, detours,
and intersections. Prizes will be
awarded to the winning team and
all participants will earn a ribbon. There will be mental
challenges, physical challenges, and a lot of fun
activities. Teams are encouraged (but not required) to dress
in the same color shirts for added flair competition. When
registering, each team will need to provide a team name, as
well as, a count of the number of team members
participating (infants and toddlers under age 3 will not count as a
member but may compete in the race with their family). Bikes,
roller skates/blades, or any other form of transportation
other than strollers are not allowed. All participants should
wear tennis shoes and come prepared to get dirty! All
ages are welcome to play, but most challenges
require someone over the age of 7. The Family Fun Race is
a partnership between the NPD and Motions, Inc. The race
will be held on Saturday, July 10 at 10am at the Dillon Park
Events pavilion. The registration fee is $32 per family team,
with 4 – 6 contestants in each family. The deadline to
register is Friday, July 2. Register by contacting the Parks
Department at (317) 770-5750.
SOMMERWOOD’S MONTHLY COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER , JULY 2010
Indianapolis Happenings
In July 2010
7/17/1-
High School Musical, Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre
Body Unbound: Contemporary Couture the IMA’s Collection
Indlps. Museum of Art, will examine the many ways designers
have manipulated, transformed and liberated the female figure
7/1
Indlps. Motor Speedway Centennial Celebration, All Day
7/1
Jersey Boys, Murat Theatre
7/1Rock Stars, Cars & Guitars, All Day
7/1
Target Free Family Night, Children’s Museum, 4p-8p
7/2Barbie: The Fashion Experience, Children’s Museum
7/2
Eric Clapton w/Roger Daltrey, Verizon, 7:30pm,
Tickets: $37.50, $95, $175
7/2-4
Glorious Fourth at Connor Prairie
7/2
Marsh Symphony on the Prairie, 8pm, 317-639-4300
12 Weekends throughout the Summer
7/7
Santana & Steve Winwood, Verizon, $25.50, $60, $80, $125.50
7/8—18 Indiana Black Expo Summer Celebration 2010, Convention
Center/Lucas Oil Stadium
7/8
O.A.R. w/ Citizen Cope, White River State Park, 7pm, $30
7/9—11 Nickelodeon Presents Storytime Live!, Clowes
7/10
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers w/Drive-By Truckers, 7:30p
7/15
Lady Gaga: Monster Ball Tour, Conseco, $51.50, $87, $177
7/16
Brooks & Dunn, Verizon Music Center, 317-239-5151
7/17
Symphony on the Prairie, Sci Fi Spectacular, 8pm
7/18
Indy Wine Trail BBQ, 12-6pm Enjoy BBQ items and a glass of
wine at each of the seven wineries
7/18
Propaganda, The Vogue, -Indy’s new alternative dance night, $3
7/22, 29 Animals and All that Jazz, Indlps. Zoo, 5:30pm-8:30p
7/22
Chicago & the Doobie Brothers, Verizon, 7:30p,
Tickets $20, lawn $30-$125
7/22—24 Kroger Speedfest, Camping World Truck Series 200,
J.D. Byrider Racing Classic, O’Reilly Raceway Park, $5-$67
7/22
The Villa and enjoy samplings of chair massage and invigorating
wines. Stay for dinner or an hour spa treatment and the wine
down is on us - free! Or enjoy a full spa treatment of your choice for
10%
off after the Wine Down. Cost: $5. 317-916-8500
7/23
FringeFriday, Mass Ave Arts District, Held last Friday of Month
7/23
Heather Rowe: Tenuous Arrangements, Indlps Museum of Art
7/23
IMA Film Series: Monty Python/Holy Grail, Indlps. Mus. of Art
7/23
Jack Johnson: To The Sea Tour, 7pm, Verizon, $35, $55
7/23-25 Brickyard 400 Friday, Qualifying; Saturday, Qualifying; Sun.,
Brickyard 400, 1pm
7/27
Tuesday Night Street Legal Series, O’Reilly Raceway
7/30
Haunted Indianapolis Ghost Walk, 317-840-6456
Independence Day Celebrations
Cicero
Parade 2:30 pm
Fireworks over Morse Lake at dusk
Fishers
Symphony on the Prairie: Yankee Doodle Symphony
Gates open at 4:30 p.m. for picnicking and pre-concert entertainment
Concert begins at 8 pm and fireworks follow
13400 Allisonville Road
4 of July Canal Fest
th
Indiana State Museum
will take place from 4:30 to 9 p.m. on the Indianapolis Downtown Canal
Walk, and will feature free family activities prior to the downtown
fireworks display. The Indiana Historical Society’s Independence Day Bash
from 4:30-9:45 p.m. will feature the Indianapolis Municipal Band
performing patriotic tunes and marches at 5 p.m. followed by the Impalas
at 7:30 p.m. at Fitness Park, American College of Sports Medicine, 401
W. Michigan St. Reserved seating for tables for 8 on the grass and in the
shade costs $40 for nonmembers and $35 for members. Half-tables can
be reserved for $30 nonmembers, $25 members. Call 317-232-1882.
Indianapolis
Freedom Blast at 9:45 PM
Tune to 94.7 for synchronized music
Celebrate Independence Day with a bang...or a blast! See Indy's largest
fireworks display, shooting from the top of the Region's Bank Tower! This
fantastic fireworks show is a local tradition and favorite activity! Bring the
entire family downtown for food, music and fun that lasts all day and ends
in an amazing fireworks display after dusk.
Fourth Fest ~ July 4th
American Legion Mall
St. Clair Street to North Street in Indianapolis
A family event to listen to patriotic and country bands celebrate our
nation's birthday with military displays and speakers, food vendors and
radio station WFMS. Time: 7pm-11pm
CarmelFest 2010
July 4, 12pm—10pm and July 5, 12pm-9:45pm
CarmelFest is community and family entertainment. There are live band
for music lovers of all ages, sports and games for kids, and the Carmel
Symphony Orchestra.
Fireworks at CarmelFest will be launched on
Monday, July 5, 2010 beginning at 9:45pm. Make sure that you bring
your radios because the fireworks will be simulcast to the music on Soft
Rock B105.7. KidZone will be open for the entire CarmelFest.
Lights Over Morse Lake
Tropical
BBQ Spare Ribs
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1 tsp. butter
1/2 cup sweet onions, finely chopped
3/4 cup light brown sugar
1 Tbs. dry mustard
1 cup cider vinegar
Preheat oven to 425F.
1 cup (8 ounces) crushed
Line a shallow baking
pineapple, un-drained
pan with nonstick foil.
3/4 cup ketchup
Place sweet onions in
Juice of 1 lime
butter in a small
1/2 cup pomegranate juice
saucepan and sauté until
soft and translucent.
1 Tbs. soy sauce
1 Tbs. Worcestershire Sauce
The Fireworks will be held on Sunday, July 4th
THE FIREWORKS WILL BE SHOT FROM A BARGE.
THE BRIDGE WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR SEATING!!!
THE BRIDGE WILL CLOSE TO CAR TRAFFIC AT 7:30pm
In the event of a rain out, contact Joe Katuin, 317-919-4628
regarding cancellation.
Westfield’s Brandon Blast
4th of July Fireworks Celebration ~ 4pm-9pm
Live Music, family events, food and fireworks, plus a chance to win a
$1,000 Westfield Brandon Shopping Spree.
Come early, activities start at 4pm with Fireworks at 9pm.
Proceeds to benefit the Greater Brandon Community Foundation.
Sponsored by CBS Radio and St. Petersburg Times.
Sheridan
Lions' Club Parade 10:30 am
Fireworks at dusk
Biddle Memorial Park
Tipton
Fireworks at dusk
Tipton County 4-H Fairgrounds
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For all ages: the Classic Car Show
from 6pm – 9pm
(sponsored by Republic
Waste Services); the music of Jayne Bond and
the Pink Martinis from
7pm – 10pm; a mini race
car simulator (sponsored by
E & B Paving);rock climbing wall; ladder
golf and Cornhole tournaments (winner
of each receives a $50 Best Buy gift
card); Kids Zone with plenty of
activities for children. Food vendors will
be at the Festival or people may bring
picnic dinners. New this year will be
Noblesville Minute It To Win It games
based on the NBC game show. Winners
will be entered into a drawing for gift
certificates donated by local businesses.
Grand finale of the evening will be
the FIREWORKS DISPLAY
(sponsored by Community Health
Network) at 10pm.
Please note that no sparklers,
fireworks, or alcohol are permitted at
any time on school grounds.
Attention Newsletter Captains
. If you are unable to deliver the newsletter within a two (2) days of receiving your bundle , are
going to be out of town or any other situation that prohibits delivery, please do contact John
Burnham or a neighbor, so that arrangements may be made. Thank you to all of our Block
Captains for volunteering to deliver the Sommerwood newsletter each month. If you do not
receive a newsletter, please contact your Block Captain listed below.
Volunteer
Scott Ruhl
Address
8663 Sommerwood
Phone
774-1642
Distribution Area
Windsor to Allisonville on Sommerwood
Chris Corrao
15056 Orchid Court
773-6402
Orchid Court
Anonymous
8945 Gardenia Ct.
unlisted
Gardenia Court
13 Lots
Milet Milovec 8911 Lavender Ct.
Lynn Norris
14939 Windsor Lane
Lynne Norris 14039 Windsor Lane
774-9805
774-9805
Lavender Court
Windsor Lane - Stop Sign to Saville
Thames Court
13 Lots
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Me`me Pruitt 8868 Carnation Dr.
E. Blankenship 14950 Rosebud Drive
770-3985
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Carnation Drive
Rosebud Street
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Deno Family
9023 Daisy Court
773-5296
Daisy Court
11 Lots
Steve Bales
9026 Buttercup Ct.
Rosebud Ct
11 Lots
Stop Sign at Windsor Lane to Rosebud
Pool thru curve to Windsor/stop sign
24 Lots
26 Lots
Laurie Dyer
8883 Sommerwood
Roberts Family 15083 Windsor Lane
774-8717
774-1066
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Friday, July 23:
American Girl Place in Chicago
Join the Parks Department on this fun bus trip to the
American Girl Place in downtown Chicago. The trip
will include lunch at the American Girl Café, an
appointment at the doll hair salon, and free
time. Cost is $85 per person. The bus will leave
Forest Park Inn at 8am and will return at
approximately 9pm. (Please note: A deposit of
$42.50 per person is due at the time of
registration. The balance of $42.50 will then be due
one month prior to the trip).
 Wednesday,
September 22: Christmas
Shopping at the Shipshewana Flea Market: Get
your Christmas shopping done early this
year! Cost is $38 per person. The bus will leave
Forest Park Inn at 7:30am and will return at
approximately 8pm.
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