Think Fishers - January 2017

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Official Magazine of the City of Fishers • January 2017


Think Fishers is the official magazine for the City of Fishers, Indiana, produced by the City of Fishers Public Relations Department. Additional copies are available at Fishers City Hall. For more information, visit us at www.fishers.in.us. On the Cover: Residents enjoy the first real snowfall of the season at Flat Fork Creek Park. Left: Mayor Fadness discussed the future of Fishers with members of the Fishers 2040 Steering Committee.

MAYOR Scott A. Fadness

A MESSAGE FROM

DEPUTY MAYOR

MAYOR FADNESS

Leah McGrath

CITY COUNCIL

For many, the New Year brings a sense of fresh energy and excitement. It’s a time to

Selina Stoller, Northwest District

look back and reflect on things done well and things that can be done even better. My

Eric Moeller, North Central District

team and I have done just that in preparation for another great year.

Brad DeReamer, Northeast District David George, Southwest District

While some people shy away from making and sharing resolutions, we know that part

John Weingardt, South Central District

of being transparent is sharing our determined courses of action as they relate to City

Pete Peterson, Southeast District

business. Inside this issue, you’ll find resolutions and goals of all City departments and City Councilors.

Rich Block, At Large Cecilia Coble, At Large Todd Zimmerman, At Large

My resolve this year is to ensure that our City’s inner workings are as efficient as possible. That means I’ll be taking time to better understand all aspects of our

CITY JUDGE

departments’ internal processes and making any necessary improvements. While you

Daniel E. Henke

may not see all of those changes, know that the efficiency of our departments will surely pay off for you as a resident and taxpayer in the long run.

CITY CLERK Jennifer Kehl

Wishing you the best as you set out to obtain your new year’s goals.

CITY CONTROLLER Oscar Gutierrez Yours in Service,

CITY ATTORNEY Chris Greisl

PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR Scott Fadness

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Eric Pethtel

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CITY OF FISHERS, INDIANA Fishers City Hall One Municipal Drive

We answer questions every day about all things Fishers via private messages, posts

Fishers, Indiana 46038

and mentions on our Facebook and Twitter pages. We figured, if one resident has a

317.595.3111 | www.fishers.in.us

question about the community, it’s likely that another may have the same question

administration@fishers.in.us

and would benefit from the answer. That’s why we want to encourage you to share your questions by using the hashtag #AskFishers. We’ll select a few questions to

Facebook: Fishers Indiana Government

feature here each month.

Twitter: @FishersIN Instagram: NicklePlateDistrict I am moving to Fishers, do you have a welcome packet you send out with info on the city by chance? Tiffany, via Fishers Website

ENGINEERING DIRECTOR Jeff Hill

PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTOR

While we don’t send a physical info packet to new residents,

Tony Elliot

we have several online resources to help you get connected! Quickly access our “Connect with Us” webpage in the right

POLICE CHIEF

sidebar of our website at www.fishers.in.us. There, you can sign

Mitch Thompson

up for Fishers Alerts, download the Nickel Plate District app to learn about upcoming events, restaurants and retail discounts

FIRE & EMERGENCY SERVICES CHIEF Steve Orusa

and connect with all of our social media pages. Hope this helps, and welcome to Fishers!

IT DIRECTOR Tracy Gaynor

FLEET MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR Elliot Hultgren

HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR Cici Conover

Is there a preferred place to dispose of yard waste – tree trimming, grass, etc. when we prune our landscaping?

PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR Autumn Gasior

Terry, via Facebook

THINK FISHERS EDITOR Tiffany Rogers, Communications Manager

DESIGN & LAYOUT Elizabeth Creakbaum, Brand Coordinator

There are several options for yard waste disposal in the area. Our Department of Public Works utilizes Green Cycle in Noblesville.

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AROUNDFISHERS We want a glimpse into city life from your perspective. Each month, we’ll feature your photos from #AroundFishers. To submit your photos, simply use the hashtag #AroundFishers on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram when you share photos of your favorite local spots and activities. facebook.com/FishersIN

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Photos Provided By: 1. tgillian10, tgillian10 via Instagram 2. Lisa Wilkins, @LisaWilkins_ via Twitter 3. Tashi, tashi_thetibetanterrier via Instagram 4. Casey Cawthon, caseyncawthon via Instagram 5. Susan Davis, 3

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Culinary & Entertainment Hub Proposed near IKEA Last month plans were announced for a new development called The Yard, a culinary and entertainment center planned for the southeast corner of 116th Street and IKEA Way.

“One of the things I hear the most from

foster the advancement of the culinary

our Fishers residents is the desire for more

arts and entrepreneurship in the greater-

local food and entertainment options,”

Fishers area. The city will master lease two

said Mayor Scott Fadness. “An investment

1,500 square feet buildings to be used as

in a culinary-hub of amenities is a crucial

a culinary and/or restaurant accelerator.

component to attracting top-talent and

While details on the accelerator effort are

retaining

still being finalized, Mayor Fadness has

culture.

a This

thriving

entrepreneurial

development

will

serve

asked the Indiana Restaurant and Lodging

the companies located in the budding

Association

corporate corridor as well as the residents

development to ensure the endeavor meets

of our community.”

the needs of the industry.

The

development

was

proposed

by

“Recently

to

assist

Central

in

the

Indiana

concept

has

been

Thompson Thrift Retail group and includes

prominently recognized, nationally and

an investment of at least $40 million. The

internationally, as a culinary destination.

culinary and entertainment center intends

We are pleased that Mayor Fadness and

to attract first-class amenities and local

the Fishers leadership have allowed the

culinary entrepreneurs to Fishers.

hospitality industry to play a key role in

Map of the proposed layout for The Yard

this creative collaboration,” said Patrick “The

culinary

demonstrates cultivates

accelerator that

innovation

our

concept ecosystem

across

Tamm, President and CEO of the Indiana

bond will be driven from the assessed

Restaurant & Lodging Association.

value created by the project and is anticipated to be approximately $7 million.

different

industries,” added Mayor Fadness. “I

The Fishers City Council will consider

The agreement also includes the waiver of

look forward to collaborating with the

an

impact fees.

restaurant industry’s ‘culipreneurs’ on

with Thompson Thrift Retail Group. The

this concept as it comes to fruition.”

agreement includes the establishment of

economic

development

agreement

“We are very excited to partner with

a TIF district consisting of the parcels—

the

previously

city

to

create

an

entertainment

unincorporated—associated

and culinary destination that will be

collective of 10-12 individual concepts;

with this project and issue economic

a lasting asset to the City of Fishers

however the exact site-plan may shift

development bonds of which the proceeds

and

depending on demand in the area.

will be available to the developer. The

Ashlee

amount

Thompson Thrift.

The

development

plans

to

house

a

of

the

surrounding Boyd,

communities,”

Managing

Partner

said of

In the heart of the development, situated on an acre of greenspace, a shared culinary center will

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2016 National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence

A GROWING LEGACY OF SUCCESS NATIONAL BLUE RIBBON RECIPIENTS Hamilton Southeastern Junior High

Hamilton Southeastern High School

2004, 2014

2005

Sand Creak Elementary School

Fishers Elementary School

2007

2011

Geist Elementary School 2016

Hamilton Southeastern Schools is home to two nationally ranked high schools, Fishers High School and Hamilton Southeastern High School. Both are ranked in the Top 10 in the State of Indiana by U.S. News & World Report and in the Top 15 by Niche.com. HSE Schools is rated an “A” School Corporation by the Indiana Department of Education and is home to 15 IDOE Four-Star Schools, the most in the state. @HSESchools

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www.hse.k12.in.us

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HSESchools


HSSF PROVIDES STUDENTS, TEACHERS WITH OPPORTUNITIES by Carolina Puga-Mendoza

Since 2001, the Hamilton Southeastern Schools Foundation

and piloting programs and experiences that are meaningful. We

(HSSF) provides grants for education in all 21 schools in the

cannot represent the student voice if we do not engage students

district. HSSF is under the status 501 c(3), which is of a nonprofit

in all components of our work.”

organization

and

donations

are

typically

tax-deductible.

Donations are re-invested in local schools to help faculty, staff

Students read through the applications teachers send and help

and students.

decide who is eligible for the teacher grant.

“It is our job to support teachers and students and bring the next

Even though the foundation primarily provides grants for

best ideas in education, home to our schools,” executive director

teachers to help for projects in the classroom, HSSF also provides

of the HSSF Freedom Kolb said. “You can think of us as Shark

approximately 34 different scholarships for graduating seniors.

Tank for teachers.”

These scholarships and teacher grants are supported by local organizations, businesses and private donors.

The foundation gives grants to educators, as well as scholarships to students. As funding for public schools has continued to shift

“Occasionally scholarships represent restricted funds where

across the state and country, education foundations have taken

the donor gives instructions and limits on how the funds can

on greater significance in local communities, according to Kolb.

be utilized,” Kolb said. “In those situations, funds used for scholarships cannot be allocated for any other purpose.”

The board of directors is comprised of 25 community leaders and eight students. Currently, the staff board consists of four students

The foundation also gains donations through activities such as

from HSE and four from FHS.

the Geist Half Marathon and food donations like Pasta Bowl. They also organize Game Day, a fundraising event where people wear

“I believe everyone here in the school has an equal voice, and I

their favorite basketball jersey and go cheer for their team. The

wanted to be a representative of that voice, so that everyone’s

event cost $75 per person and it is for 21 years and older. Last year

opinions can be heard,” FHS junior representative and ambassador

it raised approximately $100,000.

aide Elissa Tam said. “It’s a hands-on experience of being in an interactive part of the Students from kindergarten through high school participate

school organizations,” Tam said. “It gives you a perspective of

in HSSF-sponsored events. All the students who participate in

what goes behind scenes of all the events that happen here and

events are eligible for service hours and student volunteer hours

there is so much planning that I never knew it happen and it’s

as well.

just an amazing event.”

“Students are our most important stakeholders,” Kolb said.

*This story was originally printed in the Fishers High School newspaper.

“Ultimately, our mission is to serve them through enriching

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2017 RESOLUTIONS CITY DEPARTMENTS SHARE NEW YEAR'S GOALS Our City departments do great work all year round. Their 2017 resolutions provide some insight into each department’s goals and plans for the New Year. As a team, their work is invaluable to the delivery of efficient and effective City services.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

CONTROLLER'S OFFICE

In 2017, the Economic Development department will continue business attraction and retention efforts to ensure that Fishers remains a thriving community with continued

The Controller’s Office will continue

opportunities for economic growth and development.

to ensure taxpayers’ money is being used effectively and efficiently to promote the quality of life and economic growth of the City. The department will also continue

FISHERS PARKS & RECREATION

to provide financial transparency to residents to foster engagement and trust.

Our department aims to develop new, diverse, one-of-a-kind events and programs in 2017. A key target for our team will be to engage teens and young adults in impactful and uniquely tailored

PERMITS & INSPECTIONS

ways. We will add new, large events

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across our park system and will make

Our New Year’s resolution is to strive for perfection in all aspects of

the Nickel Plate District a focal point for

customer service and continue to educate ourselves to ensure the City of Fishers remains

community engagement and vibrancy.

one of the top cities in the country.

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FISHERS FIRE & EMERGENCY SERVICES

FLEET

Your firefighters resolutions are not an annual resolution, but rather a daily one. Our

The Fleet Department’s biggest New

resolution is to continue to improve and exceed your expectations of us, by providing the

Year’s resolution is to increase the entire

highest level of prevention, preparedness and intervention to all hazards.

departments knowledge and utilization of

To achieve this, we constantly evaluate the needs of our community and implement

our software EAM.

programs such as WeCare, Mental Health Initiatives, Protecting the Heart of Fishers, and educational outreach to our schools and community. It’s not about just providing more, but providing better as well. We continue to train our minds and bodies to perform at a peak while enduring and battling the worst

HUMAN RESOURCES

circumstances, and protecting the safety and welfare of our firefighters. We stand behind our service with integrity, honesty, professionalism and accountability, all while providing

In 2017, the Human Resources

empathy and dedication. This is our resolve.

Department will continue to utilize newly installed technology to make City staff more efficient and effective; review and assess employee benefits in an effort to offer to City staff great

PLANNING & ZONING

ENGINEERING

options at the best price; and continue

Our New Year’s Resolution is to embrace

In addition to their normal daily

Relations team to continue to improve

the vision of being a smart, vibrant and

duties, all Engineering staff will attend

communication with City staff and

entrepreneurial department that will

and engage in an outside technical

engage them in meaningful ways.

to work in conjunction with the Public

creatively work with the community

industry organization. This will serve to

members in the best interest of the city,

not only broaden our staff’s horizons and

and to be civil servants to the residents

facilitate continuing education, but our

and business community within Fishers.

Engineering staff will actively participate in these industry organizations to better represent Fishers and its goals and vision within the broader Indiana marketplace related to delivery of improved infrastructure.

FISHERS POLICE The Fishers Police Department is

PUBLIC RELATIONS

committed to maintaining a high quality of life and safety for our community. To accomplish this, we pledge to train

In 2017, the PR Department will continue working to enhance the City’s communications

our men and women to demonstrate

with residents, community leaders and staff and share the news and accomplishments of

our values of excellence, integrity and

Fishers’ departments with the media and public at large.

honor. Our law enforcement strategies will include education, enforcement, intelligence and community partnerships. In addition, we intend to break ground

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

on the new Fishers Police Station in the spring of 2017.

In 2017, Fishers DPW will continue to deliver the best youth sporting athletic facilities in the state; continue to deliver winter snow removal that is fifty percent more efficient than the national average; and raise the bar on our already high water quality standards by implementing our first phase of a phosphorus removal program.

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NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS

from your Fishers City Council Members

Rich Block My resolution is to continue to add to our downtown development and bring in

Pete Peterson

Eric Moeller

My resolution is to continue to implement

My city council resolution is to continue to

Fishers 2040, our City’s long-range

engage with residents and business in the

comprehensive plan that will ensure the

North Central District and ensure that we

future of Fishers is in alignment with our

remain in pursuit of the vision to become a

smart, vibrant, entrepreneurial vision.

smart, vibrant, and entrepreneurial city.

quality restaurants

Selina Stoller My goals/resolutions for 2017, include increasing communication with residents to further understand their concerns and ideas for the community; aid in the dissemination of information regarding

Brad DeReamer

Cecilia Coble

infrastructure improvements scheduled in the

My resolution is to continue to help the

I would like to work with Mayor Fadness and

NW district; explore creative ways to improve

Mayor and the other City Council members

the city on ways to celebrate and provide

the appearance of commercial property and

to make Fishers the number one place to live,

more community awareness about the rich

attract business to the northwest district;

work, shop and play.

diversity of our residents living in Fishers.

and engage my intellect and read about community planning and being a public servant through titles such as Business and Public Policy by Van Vliet, The Art of Strategy by Dixit and Nalebluff, The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John C. Maxwell and Governing States and Localities by Smith and Greenblatt.

Todd Zimmerman

David George

My New Year's resolution is to see the

I would like to further build my

working relationship between city leaders and

communication with each of the HOA’s in my

school board members continue to flourish.

area of Fishers. I would also like to create a

Communication and cooperation will lead

City/School learning partnership which would

our city into exciting new opportunities

allow students to manage a project through

for student led initiatives. A smart, vibrant,

the City’s permitting.

entrepreneurial city's key foundation is the

John Weingardt

education of its next generation leaders.

My resolution is to talk less and listen more.

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PEOPLE FIRST Disablility Awareness Month Call for Artists

The Fishers Disability Roundtable and the Fishers Arts Council invite all artists ages high school to adults to submit artwork that reflects the 2017 March Disability Awareness Month theme which emphasizes that people with disabilities are people first. They are co-workers, classmates and neighbors who want to be included in their communities - just like everyone else. The final pole banners will be 31 inches tall by 26 inches wide. Design concepts will be accepted with the inclusion of sample art work. Please submit questions to Cecilia Coble, Chairman of the Fishers ADA Roundtable at coblec@fishers.in.us. All information and proposals are due at City Hall to the Community Development Department (2nd Floor) and must be stamped no later than noon EST on Wednesday, January 31, 2017. Electronic submissions also will be accepted at gutshallc@fishers.in.us until noon EST on Wednesday, January 31, 2017. Please include with your proposals: contact information and a brief biography/resume. The selected artist will receive $500. The original artwork will be installed by the City on pole banners that will be installed around Municipal District.

4” pocket Artwork should be submitted at 31.5” x 26.5” (final size + .25” bleed on all sides) Vector or High Resolution (150ppi) Rasterized art will be accepted no design, logos, or text

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no design, logos, or text No artwork should fall within 4” from the top or bottom of the banners - this is the “pocket area” and should remain a solid color. 4” pocket

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SPECIAL EVENTS Winnie the Pooh Day Sunday, Jan. 15 | 1 - 3 p.m. Cumberland Park Building | Free Families of all ages are invited to escape the house during our National Winnie the Pooh Day open house. Bring or wear your favorite Winnie the Pooh clothing and stuffed animals to enjoy the celebration. For convenience, activities will take place in and outdoors. Outdoor activities include Pooh Sticks, animal artifacts, a 100 Acre Wood story nook, and games. Inside, families can enjoy crafts, games and light refreshments. Don’t forget to bring your camera, Winnie the Pooh will be stopping by during this program, and parents, we encourage you to share your best photos with hashtag #WinnieinFishers for a chance to be featured!

Heart Hikes Friday, Feb. 3 & Saturday, Feb. 4 | 1 - 3 p.m. Ritchey Woods Nature Preserve | Free This February, our Heart Hikes are returning to Ritchey Woods Nature Preserve. Planned on Hamilton Southeastern School’s half day, the open house style program invites students, business professionals taking a long lunch and residents to enjoy the great outdoors. Photographs of natural hearts found in nature will line the trails and guide your path. Hot cocoa will be provided, and guests can warm up by the campfire. Heart Hikes are free to attend, and take place on two separate days for convenience.

Father Daughter Sweetheart Dance sponsored by Mill Top Banquet & Conference Center Wednesday, Feb. 8 | 7 - 8:30 p.m. | Resident $8, Nonresident $12 Mill Top Banquet & Conference Center, 802 Mulberry St, Noblesville Fathers, you and your daughter, ages 5-12 are invited to our annual sweetheart dance. Dress in your semi-formal attire and enjoy light refreshments, prizes and dancing the night away while Pro-Sound Entertainment plays some of the top hits. A photo booth will be available and professionals from Goldberg Photography will be present to capture photos for an additional fee. Parents, please note: tickets for this event must be purchased in person or through US Mail. Tickets also must be picked up at the Fishers Parks & Recreation Office located at 11565 Brooks School Road, and tickets must be present for entrance into the venue. Register by February 1 with Activity Title "Father Daughter Dance".

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PROGRAMS FOR LITTLE ONES

TWO TIMES THE FUN! Join in the interactive play with your two-year-old and with

Chinese New Year Celebration

other toddlers. Parents, participation and pre-registration

Tuesday, Jan. 24

are both required so you can get in on the fun too!

Billericay Park Building | 10:30 a.m. - noon Resident $2, NonResident $3

Snow Angels

Register by Jan. 17 with Activity Title "Chinese New Year"

Friday, Jan. 27 Billericay Park Building | 10 - 11 a.m.

Polar Bears, Penguins, and Igloos OH MY!

Resident $6, NonResident $9

Friday, Feb. 17

Register by Jan. 20 with Activity Title "TTTF Snow Angels"

Holland Park Building | 10 - 11 a.m. Resident $8, NonResident $12

Sealed with a Kiss

Register by Feb. 10 with Activity Title "Polar Bear"

Tuesday, Feb. 14 Billericay Park Building | 10 - 11 a.m. Resident $6, NonResident $9 Register by Feb. 7 with Activity Title "TTTF Kiss"

PLAYFULL HOURS Your child(ren) ages 1 to 5 are invited to PlayFULL Hours for unstructured play time! Each class focuses on a specific theme, and themes vary year-round. Parents, participation is required so you can socialize alongside your little one.

Things that Go! Tuesday, Jan. 31 Billericay Park Building | 10 - 11 a.m. Resident $2, NonResident $3 Register by Jan. 30 with Activity Title "PFH Shapes"

Natural Wonderland Monday, Feb. 27

Fairy Tale Tea Party

Holland Park Building | 10 - 11 a.m.

Saturday, Feb. 25

Resident $2, NonResident $3

Ambassador House at Heritage Park | 10 a.m. - noon

Register by Feb. 24 with Activity Title "PFH Natural"

Resident $20, NonResident $30 Register by Feb. 17 with Activity Title "Fairy Tale Tea"

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PROGRAMS FOR YOUTH & TEENS

ADULTS & RESIDENTS 50+

Discovery Club

Book Club

Friday, Jan. 13

Tuesdays, Jan. 17, Feb. 28, Mar. 28, Apr. 25

Billericay Park Building | 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.

Holland Park Building | 3 - 4 p.m.

Resident $17, NonResident $26

Free

Register by Jan. 6 with Activity Title "Discovery Club"

Register by Jan. 10 with Activity Title "Book Club"

Chime In! Glass Fusing

DIY: Reversable Blocks

Saturday, Jan. 21

Thursday, Jan. 26

Roy G. Holland Memorial Park Building | 1 - 2 p.m.

Billericay Park Building | 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.

Resident $26, NonResident $29

Resident $20, NonResident $30

Register by Jan. 14 with Activity Title "Chime In Glass Fusing"

Register by Jan. 19 with Activity Title "DIY Block"

Mad Scientists

Travel Adventures

Friday, Feb. 3

Saturday, Mar. 11

Billericay Park Building | 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.

Holland Park Building | 2 - 3 p.m.

Resident $17, NonResident $26

Resident $17, NonResident $26

Register by Jan. 27 with Activity Title "Mad Scientists"

Register by Mar. 3 with Activity Title "Travel Adventures"

Be Mine Pottery Saturday, Feb. 4 Holland Park Building | 1 - 2 p.m. Resident $15, NonResident $23 Register by Feb. 2 with Activity Title "Be Mine Pottery"

BEFORE YOU PARTICIPATE... You Must Register in Advance

Play Date Night

Registration can be completed online at the Fishers

Friday, Feb. 10

Park website (www.fishers.in.us/parks), by mailing your

Holland Park Building | 5 - 9:30 p.m.

completed form with payment, or in person at the Fishers

Resident $20, NonResident $30

Parks office. (Phone registration not accepted.)

Register by Feb. 3 with Activity Title "Kids Night Out"

Check It Out!

Little Chefs

For additional information regarding these programs, as

Tuesday - Friday, Feb. 21 - 24

well as other events and partner classes, be sure to visit the

Holland Park Building | 5 - 6:30 p.m.

Fishers Parks website.

Resident $12, NonResident $18 Register by Feb. 14 with Activity Title "Little Chefs"

Fishers Parks & Recreation 11565 Brooks School Road

Lil' Sharkie Pottery

Fishers, Indiana 46037

Saturday, Mar. 4

(317) 595-3150

Holland Park Building | 1 - 2 p.m. Resident $15, NonResident $23

Office Hours:

Register by Mar. 2 with Activity Title "Lil Sharkie Pottery"

Monday - Friday | 8:30am - 4:30pm (Except Holidays)

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Mudsock Quilters Guild

Break the Chains - Step into Freedom

Monday, Jan. 9 | 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Friday, Jan. 13 | 7 - 9 p.m.

Fishers United Methodist Church, 9691 E 116th Street

Geist Christain Church, 12756 Promise Road Join The Leslie Anne Hulse Foundation for an evening of dessert,

MEETINGS

discussion and inspiring music as you learn about the problem of

To view public meeting dates and submit community events

human trafficking in our community.

for publication, visit www.fishers.in.us/calendars

Winter Farmers' Market Saturdays, Now - Mar. 18 | 9 a.m. - noon Billericay Park Building Taking place on Saturday mornings from now until March 18th, Fishers Parks & Recreation is excited to host the Winter Farmers Market presented by IU Health Saxony. Hosted inside the Billericay Park building, the farmers market invites residents to shop local during cooler winter months. Although smaller in size than the summer market, the Winter Farmers Market features local produce, baked goods, and other artisan items.Residents are encouraged to arrive early to snag their favorite items!

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THINK FISHERS SURVEY We need your feedback! Please visit https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ThinkFishers to complete a quick 10-question survey that will help us to serve you better with our monthly magazine. Respondents have an opportunity to win a $50 gift card.

NEW 106TH STREET INTERCHANGE OPEN The new interchange at I-69 and 106th Street opened last month. The interchange intends to reduce congestion at existing I-69 interchanges at 96th and 116th streets, increase traffic safety in the area and provide additional interstate access at 106th Street. The improvement is also part of the City’s plan to open up greater economic development opportunities along the I-69 Corporate Corridor.

CONSTITUTION 101 Constitution 101 returns to Saxony Hall this February. The course will be held each Wednesday between Feb. 22 through March 29. Participation is free, but registration is required. “Constitution 101 isn't about answers so much as it is about the questions that were asked then, and need to be asked now, said Clark Henkel, a participant of last year’s Constitution 101 class. The class is sponsored by Indiana State Bar Association – Business Law Section, Center for Civic Education, City of Fishers, Scott and Brenda Berkel and Mike and Cecilia Coble. Learn more and register online at www.fishers.in.us/constitution101.


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