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Welcome! Northeast Indiana is a playground for many, home to others and an allaround great place to be all yearround. No matter what kind of summer activity you enjoy — from hanging out at the lake to enjoying the arts to just kicking back with a tasty meal and a good book — we have you covered in “Summer Fun.� We’ll even tell you some ways to keep your kids entertained and educated all summer long! Please enjoy and use this section all summer long to get the most out of this great season in northeast Indiana. This guide is also available to view at kpcnews.com. Have a wonderful summer! The KPC Media Group family

June 22, 2012

Stand-up paddleboarding a new popular sport BY CHAD KLINE ckline@kpcnews.net

SKINNER LAKE — They may look like they are walking on water. It’s a new sport that has started to pop up in the area that combines aspects of surfing, canoeing and kayaking. The sport is stand-up paddleboarding, and it’s gaining popularity in the area. “It’s one of the fastest growing board sports in the water industry,� according to Zach Lear, director of marketing for Dry Dock Marine Center in Angola. “It has made getting on a surf board on flat water accessible,� according to Cory Sargent of Columbia City. Sargent has been boarding for more than 5 years. Stand-up paddleboarding, called SUP for short, involves the rider standing upright on a long board. The board is similar to a surfboard, but is thicker and more buoyant. Paddleboarders use a paddle

to propel themselves across the water. “It’s a very easily accessible way to get into the water. All you need is a board and a paddle,� Sargent said. Once on the water, the board is extremely stable and easy to control. Average prices for the boards and paddle range from $900 to $2,000. “A lot of older people think that they’re not stable and are going to fall and get hurt, but if you fall you don’t get hurt, you just fall in the water and it’s easy to get back on,� said Cara Hall with Fort Wayne Outfitters. Fort Wayne Outfitters has demo days every week throughout the summer and offers free lessons. For those looking for a good workout, stand-up paddleboarding works the thighs, calves and arms. “It’s a good core workout,� said Lear. See PADDLEBOARDING page 3

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It’s a great way to “build strength in lower back, arms and abdominal areas.� When on the water, “it can be a calm relaxing paddle or you can get a really good workout,� Hall said. Sargent also enjoys SUP because of the “fun and health aspects� of it. Yoga on paddleboards is also beginning to gain popularity. Yoga on the water expands on the concept, because it requires more focus on balance and posture. “I love yoga. It’s a different challenge and to be outdoors and combine the water with yoga, is my ultimate dream,� said Hall. Fort Wayne Outfitters is also looking to add paddleboard yoga classes. SUP is a sport that the entire family can become involved in. “A lot of families with teenagers are getting them because it’s something that everyone thinks is cool. Everybody can do it,� said Hall. Jodi Steinhoff of Columbia City got

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involved in SUP because “it looked fun and really cool.� Steinhoff and Sargent have traveled to Lake Michigan, Hatteras Island in North Carolina and Florida to SUP. Hall said her family also takes their boards and paddles to Florida and Michigan and all of their vacations. “They are easy to transport around,� she said. “It’s something you can include the kids and bring them along.�

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“What the new law will do is make the consequences of boating while intoxicated equal to those of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated,” said Patrick Heidenreich, public information officer with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, Division of Law Enforcement for District 2, which covers northeast Indiana. “Before, if you were convicted of boating while intoxicated, your boating privilleges could be suspended, but this had no effect on your ability to operate a motor vehicle. As of July 1, a BWI will affect your driver’s license and potentially your ability to operate a motor vehicle.” The bill also creates more harsh penalties for repeat offenders. Penalties will also be increased if the accident involves serious bodily injury or death. “Very few people realize the seriousness of the issue,” said Welch. The law dictates that a BUI will now be registered under a criminal code instead of the existing natural resources code.

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Adirondack art on display in downtown Auburn BY KATHRYN BASSETT kathrynb@kpcnews.net

AUBURN — Twenty wooden Adirondack chairs transformed into unique works of art by local artists are on display in downtown Auburn throughout the summer. “Kick Back� Adirondack Art is presented by the Downtown Auburn Business Association. The Adirondack chairs were especially built by local carpenter Pat Payton. Area artists have taken the chairs and created works of art featuring different themes and styles. The exhibit runs through Labor Day Weekend and the chairs will be auctioned during a dinner and wine tasting Sept. 13, with proceeds from the chairs split between DABA and the artists. DABA then uses the proceeds for seed money for its next exhibit, as well as other projects it is involved in throughout the year, said DABA president Mike Littlejohn.

“All that money goes back to the community,� Littlejohn said. DABA also will award cash prizes at the end of the exhibit. The Fort Wayne Museum of art will select its choice for the top three chairs, based on artistic criteria. The public is invited to vote for their favorite three chairs, with the people’s Choice scores being combined with the museum’s to determine the winners. Ballots should be turned in to Carbaugh Jewelers or The Busy Brush Gallery. Participating artists are: Mark Ober, Sandy Kessler, Shellie Bellinger, Pat Delagrange, Amanda Peet, Crystal Carper, Sarah Rayle, Pat Phillips, Jessica L.D. Greene, Michaele Marks, Megan Satkowiak, Nina Bennett, John Platt IV, Rita Foster, artists from Tempus Technologies, John Platt III, Aaron Brown, Tia Hapner, Emma Taylor Metcalf and Alisha Getts.

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The new law was in response to a boating accident on Lake Monroe that claimed the life of a woman and her grandson. “It will not change our commitment to making the waterways safe; that will remain unchanged,� Heidenreich said. “We will patrol the waterways of northeast Indiana dilligently and focus our efforts on intoxicated boaters, as well as any other boating violations.�

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BALL LAKE — The purpose of lake associations isn’t just for recreational or social purposes. They’re much more than that, according to Marj Lilley, vice president of the 50member Ball Lake Association. Her husband, Walt Lilley, serves as the 85-acre-lake association’s president, and she said he is currently working on securing

Lake and River Enhancement funding for aquatic management. “We have invasive weeds. There’s a lot of them around — whether from other boats or sites,� Marj Lilley said. “They’re away from areas people want to go swimming and clog boat motors.� Rene Scheimann, president of the Lakes James Lake Association, said its mission is lake promotion. “Our mission is to promoted the lake, to protect, enhance,� she said.

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Lilley said a local organization that keeps people up-to-date on lake issues is the Steuben County Lakes Council. The council has existed for more than 30 years and protects the lakes and rivers. “It’s a wonderful organization,” she said. “Purple loose strife is invasive. Around here, it’s under control. The council keeps you up to date on rules and laws.” Lilley said people on her lake keep their eyes open for overdevelopment, but she said, “I think we’re maxed out here.”

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All of the trouble originated from the plant that had been a defense contractor, which was located at Montana Mills (Nevada Mills). Karl was always thinking and always coming up with wild ideas. When asked where he got his ideas for books, Wilma said, “I often wondered myself. He was a very complex person. I often didn’t know what was going on in his

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LIGONIER — As Dorothy said in “The Wizard of Oz,” “There’s no place like home. There’s no place like home.” That statement includes a lot of things, sometimes, even camping. Nate and Anne Lowe of Ligonier enjoy camping in the backyard of a church they neighbor. In their interview below they offer some tips for camping in your own backyard — or possibly the neighbor’s backyard! Nate Lowe is an administrator for The Crossing Education System. Anne Lowe, a stay-at-

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