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You’ll notice that this issue of the Geist Community Newsletter is a little bigger than normal. Actually, it’s our biggest issue yet! We have taken this idea of local journalism around the perimeter of Indianapolis with the Geist, Zionsville, Carmel, Fishers, and Center Grove Newsletters under the umbrella of the TownePost network. As we grow, we want to dedicate more ink and time to our local communities. To this end, we’ve enlisted the help of veteran news guy and friend Neal Moore. He and I have been talking for the past few years about the new age of hyper local news. Who better to tell you all about the future of our newsletters, websites, apps, and video than our newest TownePost team member, Neal Moore. I’m Neal Moore, the new Local Editorial Manager for the TownePost network of community magazines and websites. I’ve spent 40 years in communications including TV news anchoring and reporting, public relations, video production, and in recent years, writing many stories for atGeist and atFishers. I’m very pleased to join Tom Britt in this new role. I’m going to ask for your involvement with TownePost as we develop new ways and opportunities to tell your stories. But first, some reflections on how we got to where we are today. I was born in 1953, and grew up in the era of three channels on the TV dial (four, if you could watch Popeye and Janie on fuzzy Ch. 4), and a handful of newspapers and radio stations providing local news and information. These media platforms enjoyed remarkable popularity and profits using a “one-to-many” business model. It was content of their making; offered on schedules of their choice; delivered on static, non-interactive devices. Such was the mid-century media landscape. Ironically, during the same years that I delivered newspapers and dreamt of being a radio disk jockey, the U.S. government and academic researchers were noodling with the first iteration of what would become today’s Internet.
You might have noticed that the Internet (and the World Wide Web that it spawned) turned the media business on its collective head. Amidst the fallout were the evolution of citizen journalism and the ability to deliver hyper-local content. Such is the media landscape today. That’s what makes TownePost tick – news, information, storytelling – all of it laser-focused on the communities, neighborhoods, even streets where we live, and much of it generated by local residents. As publisher Tom Britt puts it, “There’s no news that’s too small”, and I agree. We want to know what’s happening in your world, and to understand what your interests are. We encourage you to share your stories, photos, videos, news tips, ideas and suggestions so that we, in turn, can share them with the thousands of readers, web surfers and advertisers in Geist and Fishers. Finally, I’m looking for skilled writers to join the TownePost team. If you’re interested in researching and writing local stories, and have a flair for great storytelling, contact me by email, neal@atGeist.com. All writing styles and experience levels are welcome. Together, let’s continue sharing stories about Geist and Fishers that reflect just how terrific our communities are, and what great places they are to live.
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Vicky Andritsch Celebrating the Gift of Mother’s Day | Janet C. Striebel This year, 41 magnificent moms were nominated for the 2013 Geist Mom of the Year Contest. From this pool, five finalists were chosen and featured online where viewers could vote for their favorite mom via www.atGeist.com website. Though all the contestants were worthy of winning, only one mom pulled ahead at the last moment to win this very close race—Vicky Andritsch. Vicky was nominated twice, once by Dean and Amy Hershman and also by her husband, Todd Andritsch. Together, Todd and Vicky have five children ranging from kindergarten to college age. Their eldest, Jack (18) is studying at Clemson University. Grace (15) is a freshman at HSE High School. Audrey (12) is a sixth grader at FCI. Luke (9) is in third grade at Geist Elem. Finally, Ava (who just turned 7) is a kindergartner at Geist Elem. These five siblings are known for having an unusually close relationship with each other. But then again, they do have a special mother who wraps her strength, wisdom, and love into every facet of this familial unit.
explains, “Ava is our test drive on how to handle stress. She’s truly a gift of God and has overcome so many obstacles. She managed to cross every milestone with flying colors.” One year later, during church service on Mother’s Day, Vicky was holding Ava (now 1 yr. old) in her arms reminiscing back on her first year with her, watching her defy all odds by sitting up, crawling, talking and walking. She adds, “The emotions were overwhelming thinking back of what the past year had held and all that we learned about life.” She felt so thankful for her baby’s health and developments. Yet, she felt a wrenching feeling in her stomach for her son, Luke, (3 yrs.) who didn’t attend church that day. He stayed at home with his dad. Luke had been complaining of intense ear pain the day before and was diagnosed with a double ear infection. Two days later, life would change its course forever for this close-knit family. They learned that Luke had Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) and that their little boy would have to undergo chemotherapy every day for the next three and one-half years. She recalls, “Luke’s days of digging in the dirt and skinning his knees came to a roaring halt.”
“Everyone has a story to tell,” says Vicky as she smiles proudly sporting her athletic apparel (she was up at dawn training for her next triathlon.) “I’m just so grateful to have this chance to tell mine.” During our interview, I learned what makes her so remarkable.
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When Ava, her youngest child, was just four weeks old, she was diagnosed with a level three brain hemorrhage near the core of her brain. On Mother’s Day weekend, Ava underwent surgery to have a shunt inserted which would help drain spinal fluid from the brain to the belly. The doctors warned that she may never be able to walk or talk and that they would have to wait to see the effects of her condition. Vicky
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“Our family has been strong from the beginning,” says Vicky. “I can see how families fall apart with this kind of stress. When one member is diagnosed with cancer, it becomes a journey the entire family embarks on.” She recalls embracing her family during this time of crisis, “Guys, we have felt this devastation before with Ava. We made it through and look at her now. Luke needs us. He can’t do it alone. We have to do this together.”
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Her head was fine but she broke her leg and had to wear a hipto-toe cast for months. Luke drew pictures for her and was so excited to be in a caretaker position for someone else for once. “There were countless times during treatment I wondered how much more could come our way. And then I would feel a sense of calm and peace. These were the moments when I knew God had this all under control and we just needed to keep pushing forward, with faith,” Vicky says, with a smile.
Turning the Curve to Make a Difference Although Luke was in remission after only five days of At the conclusion of Luke’s first year of grueling treatment, intense treatment, he endured the next three years of his life battling the effects of his chemotherapy. He will surely always Vicky and Todd felt so thankful to have their son. They wanted to celebrate, yet make a difference at the same time. remember how his family members were there for him when As a result, Vicky founded Team Luke Corp, a 501(c)3 he needed their strength. Vicky proudly describes flashbacks organization that participates in endurance events such as the of how Luke’s siblings rose to the Geist Half Marathon and 5K. Team occasion. Like the time when it was Luke raises money to support blood the last day of Christmas break, she cancer research as well as Riley came into the kitchen to get ready to Hospital. www.teamluke.webs.com take Luke to Riley for his 6:30 a.m. spinal tap. And there was Jack, all “Cancer is a hard circle to run dressed and ready to accompany his in,” states Vicky. “It immediately little brother without ever being asked becomes part of your life and effects to go. Jack chose to go and be with his every waking, breathing moment. brother as opposed to sleeping in on his We are so fortunate to have a healthy last sacred day of break. Or, the times son in the outcome. Not everyone when Grace would sacrifice playing is that lucky. We have had to say with her friends to go to the clinic with goodbye to too many friends.” Luke. Then there was the moment Though Team Luke addresses the when she put Luke on her back and long term goal of finding a cure for carried him across the finish line at blood cancers, Vicky has created the Geist Half Marathon & 5K which an immediate goal for dealing with was the first year this family was able cancer now, that is, for families to participate in this event. (www. who need coping mechanisms at GeistHalf.com) Then, there were the Vicky was treated by Reeda Todd to a special “cover girl” this moment. She and her family times when Audrey would wear a mask members distribute Rhythm Pax day including a hair cut, foot soak and massage, and into the hospital so that Luke would (which in Latin, translates to makeup by Sarah Burke (shown here). feel more comfortable. She would “healing”) which are musical/ always play “doctor” with him to prepare him for his next percussion instrument packages to Riley patients, allowing visit. Finally, there was Ava, who literally spent the first three them to take their minds off of their sickness and focus on years of her life accompanying Luke to Riley. healing and fun. Rhythm Pax was created as a result of Luke’s “Ava was our sunshine who brought laughter and joy into our world. She was the bright spot in our day. Fortunately, because she was so young, she didn’t understand everything that was going on,” says Vicky. There was a period when Luke had been so sick that he hadn’t raised his head off the pillow for two weeks. Then one day, he finally lifted his head and asked to watch Veggie Tales. Ava was so thrilled to see her older brother show interest in something that she began doing her happy dance, wiggling on the bed. Suddenly, she fell off in slow motion Vicky recalls. “I was praying she wouldn’t hit her head because of her shunt, as I saw her twirling in the air.” 12
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own experience of discovering happiness through playing an instrument. When Vicky introduced Luke to bongo drum lessons during his treatment, she and Todd couldn’t believe how “at peace” Luke felt at the end of each lesson. Vicky recalls a time when Luke once said to her, “’Mom, you know how lucky I was that I got cancer out in five days? I know others aren’t that lucky and I want them to feel the way I do when I play music.’” The goal for Team Luke is that every child diagnosed with cancer will receive a Rhythm Pax. Vicky is currently in the beginning stages of writing a book with her family which
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“I’ve had lots of people say to me, ‘don’t you dread Mother’s Day?’ but actually I love this day. I look at all the blessings that have come to us through our trials. It will be a gift for Todd and me to watch our kids grow up. They have taught me so much about being a mom. I believe these kids were meant to be mine and I am lucky to be their mom.” -Vicky Andritsch
Vicky with her family (left to right) Audrey, husband Todd, Luke, Vicky, and Ava. (Inset left to right) Vicky with her oldest son Jack who is at Clemson University and her daughter, Grace. will eventually be included in the Rhythm Pax. Their dream has always been to share their experiences in hopes of helping others. With ongoing fundraising and awareness, they hope to make this dream a reality. In addition, Vicky is a board member for Vines for Life, an annual wine tasting event benefiting three charities. This is another avenue that focuses to raise money for Team Luke. Yet, her energy doesn’t stop here. She is a participant of the Indiana chapter of Team In Training, an organization that trains people to participate in marathons, half marathons, and triathlons to raise money for Leukemia &Lymphoma Society (LLS.) She also supports Pennies for Patients (with the help of her kids), speaks at engagements at Riley and LLS, and organizes blood drives at New Hope Church.
The Motivation behind Her Stamina “We feel passionate about helping LLS and Riley because of the way they took care of us in our darkest days,” says Vicky, who has raised over $70,000 for Team In Training so far. She has run in races across the country from Disney, in Orlando, to San Francisco. She admits, “Running became my therapy to get through the tough times. On a good day, I am able to get
my workouts done early in the morning before anyone wakes up and see some amazing sunrises while I’m at it. During Luke’s treatment, these sunrises were always reassurance to me that we were not alone in this battle.” “When I am at that tough point in a race and I start thinking, ‘what am I doing?’ I am always quick to think about all that Luke, our family and others have gone through when dealing with cancer,” says Vicky who began training one year into Luke’s treatment. She has since co-founded Triple Threat Indiana, a group that organizes endurance training for triathletes supporting LLS. “The best part of any race is the finish line when I get to see my family. I get to see those smiling faces cheering me through. The proudest of all is my husband, Todd. He is my rock.” Even though Vicky has had some unfortunate Mother’s Days in the past, she still is proud to celebrate this special day with her family. She says, “I’ve had lots of people say to me, ‘don’t you dread Mother’s Day?’ but actually I love this day. I look at all the blessings that have come to us through our trials. It will be a gift for Todd and me to watch our kids grow up. They MAY 2013
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have taught me so much about being a mom. I believe these kids were meant to be mine and I am lucky to be their mom.” As we conclude our interview, I say goodbye to this strong woman who exudes an unusual energy about her as she speaks. Her bubbly, upbeat personality represents a most positive inspiration to all who are lucky enough to get to know her. What admires me most about her is that she never once talked about herself but rather her family and her goals for wanting to help ease the pain for others.
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In May 2008, my mother was diagnosed with stage I breast cancer. She faced it head on and never lost her positive spirit. The next year at the age of 23, I was diagnosed with stage II breast cancer. She became my rock, and the only one who truly understood what I was going through. At this time she became more than just my Mom, or my caregiver, she became my best friend. One might even call us “breast buds.” I believe she should be recognized for her achievement not only overcoming her own battle, but helping me with mine.
Angie Sutton Nominated by Sarah Gipson
Angie is a wonderful SAHM mom to her two children. In addition, she watches my daughter each day after school. She is patient, kind, and most of all, fun. She helps all three learn and have fun with their homework. She also volunteers at school. Any time I need her in a pinch, she does not hesitate to help. Angie is very deserving of “Mom of the Year”!
Chalene Braun Nominated by Kassie Braun
My mom is the best mom in the world. Everyone says that, but she really is. She has 4 kids, and one of them plays year-round lacrosse and another plays spring lacrosse. All of us go to different schools and she is constantly driving us around EVERYWHERE! My dad works out of town a lot and when he is home he is basically 22/7 working. She has 16
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to do mostly everything on her own and she is constantly dealing with us kids and all of our craziness. One of my brothers has severe mental disorders as well as me, and she puts up with it all. I can’t explain the countless hours she spends taking us all to doctors appointments, sports games, and friends’ houses. She does more for us than any other mom I know. Besides all the attention she gives us, she also has taught us all very valuable life lessons. For example, I know her whole credit card number, can pay bills, make dinner, make returns, fix things, go to the pharmacy, and the list goes on. I will be completely prepared to go out on my own in a few years because of her. She is the most outgoing mom I know and she is a social butterfly. There’s not a thing you can’t love about her. My mom is my best friend too. I can trust her with anything. She doesn’t judge or gossip about people because she is such an amazing person. Her confidence can’t be beat. My mom deserves to be the Mom of the Year. She is one of a kind and the absolute best mom anyone could ever have.
Cindy Miner Nominated by Mike Miner
Cindy is a perfect role model for moms and for myself. She is, I pray, a typical mom who goes non-stop taking care of her family, serving at her church, cultivating her friendships and making me feel so loved. True love is not boastful, but is shown by our actions. Cindy’s actions everyday, whether it is working from home with sick kids, making dinner for a hurting friend or teaching me the importance of celebrating special moments, makes her my example of what a mom should be.
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Let’s start by saying my mom, Colleen Laughlin, has birthed nine children. Yes, willingly and lovingly, she’s brought nine kids into this world. But this is a rare case of both quantity AND quality -- because while my mom has always had a houseful, she makes each and every one of us feel special. We’re greeted with a hug and a smile (even if she currently loves us but doesn’t like us), and she never fails to amaze us with her selflessness. Oh, and she runs her own interior decorating business… in her “spare time.” As if all this was not enough, in December of 2012, my mom became a first-time grandma. While most would scoff at helping raise yet another child, she’s looking forward to babysitting little Naomi Marie full-time while my sister works. How’s that for inspiring? Colleen Laughlin for mom of the year!
Deanna is my daughter-in-law. She is a professor of pharmacy at Purdue University in Lafayette and is a preceptor of Pharmacy at the VA Hospital. Deanna is very active in our church, Holy Spirit @ Geist. She is in the choir, head of the childrens choir, chairman of the Bible school, and Goast. She and her husband Brian have three children, Alaina (13), Alex (10) and Braede (7). Deanna always, always has time for her children no matter how busy she is. She helps them with their homework and all other activities. Deanna gives from the heart and is happy to help.
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Danielle Palmer Nominated by Aimee Daniels-Goodwin
The “MOTY” is absolutely my sister! Danielle, is the most generous, caring and wonderful mom anyone could have! I am her younger sister by 7 years. Due to our family dynamics, she always served a big hand in being a mother as well to me. With the motherly instinct that is so innate in her, she went on to being a mother of 4 wonderful daughters, with her husband Derek. Their 4 girls ages range from 7-15 years old. They are all straight-A students, and each are excelling in extracircular activities, gymnastics, soccer, dance, theatre, piano and guitar,etc. Each of the girls has been awarded at school and in different activities for their exceptional behavior. Danielle is an amazing teacher and has a gift of patience, patience and more patience! She volunteers at each of the girl’s school, serves as treasurer at the girl’s gymnastics and is always offering to help anyone that needs it. She is the heart of our family functions, due to her planning skills and her belief in the importance of spending time with family. I strive in my own life, to be the mother and person she is. I honestly ask her what and how she does certain things with her girls, so she can teach me to be a better mother. I am nominating my sister because she takes little time, if any, to pamper herself. Her family always comes first, and she loves it that way, but she needs a much needed “thank you for all you do!” in my opinion.
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Debbie Thomas Nominated by Ali Thomas
Being the best mom means spending every minute of the day providing for your kids, making them laugh in the ER even when you find out you have to have surgery, being strong in the midst of financial difficulties, and being willing to give the clothes of your back to your children. My mom doesn’t get to spend time for herself. She is a single mom and spends most of her time working and driving kids to practices, rehearsals, and spending all day at competitions. I don’t know how she does it. She truly cares about our futures and does above and beyond to make sure we are growing up in a nurtured way. She loves us so much and works extremely hard to give us everything with what little we have. I am blessed to have a mom who does all these things and I wish she knew how much she is appreciated and how much her 5 kids love her. Also nominated by Jesse Thomas My mom is the strongest and most loving person I know. She is a single mother of 5 children whom she raised with love and discipline. She taught me everything I know about being a good person and being the person God wants me to be. She is my hero and I only hope I can grow up to be half the person that she is.
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Despite her full-time job as an insurance agent, Erica finds the time to take care of our 3 girls, ages 8,6 and 8 months! She is actively involved in all their after-school activities, including swimming 3 days/week, gymnastics and Girl Scouts! She is non-stop! She regularly volunteers at the girl’s schools and finds the time to join them equally for lunch. I can’t think of a better mom more suited for this title!
Julie Lantz
Nominated by Mackenzie Lantz My mom is a mother of five and she is amazing at it. It may be difficult but somehow she makes it all work. Also nominated by Mike Lantz No one has a bigger heart for kids than Julie. Julie is the mother of 5 kids, ages 13, 12, 11, 10 and 8. She is the rock of our family and is always looking for ways to develop, educate and care for our children. One of her motto’s is her desire to teach our kids how to be productive, successful contributors to society. As all of our children are in school,
Also nominated by Sara Lou Lantz Julie is a wonderful wife, mother, daughter, and friend. Mother of 5 ages 8 to 13, she is a super supportive wife to husband Mike, who works long hours and travels, and makes time for their date nights. She spends time with each of her children both as a family and one-on-one. She volunteers at their schools, supports them in their sports and activities, and sees that they’re where they need to be on time. She helps others by caring for their children during the day, being a good listener, and a great member of the family. She serves the Lord through Heartland Church and with Under the Bridge assisting the homeless. I consider Julie Lantz to be the Mom of the Year!
Kara Casavan Nominated by Jeremiah Casavan
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My wife is a wonderful mother for our four children. She works a full-time job and manages to keep our family organized. She also makes the time to volunteer for many of the kids’ activities. She’s a Girl Scout leader, Cub Scout committee chair, Friends of Scouting chair, Read Up Tutor, and is involved with United Way, KIB, 4-H, the kids’ three schools/schoolwork, and their various sports. Everything she does in her spare time revolves around kids. She also helps care for her mother in a nursing home. She doesn’t complain about not having time for herself.
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Lisa Holverson is the “Supermom” of our wonderful 5-year-old, Sierra Blu, and our newest member to the fam 4-month-old, Sage Berkeley. Not only does she have a fulltime job, but she also manages not to miss a single event for Sierra, goes on all of her field trips, gets the girls ready each morning, takes them to Learning Time daycare, cooks for all of us, cleans up after all of us, does fun playtime stuff at home, takes girls to all sports activities and on and on! She does this all with the biggest smile and most amazing attitude you can imagine! She is the most amazing mother I have ever known (and all mothers are amazing to some extent)!
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Nominated by her husband, Brian I am nominating my wife as the mom of the year for several reasons. First, she has a health issue that only affects one in a million people. This special lady in my life NEVER complains for what she does. Her attitude is that it’s a part of life - just deal with it and move on - life’s too short. Lisa just loves to take care of her family and church. Second, our two kids have health issuses that she has to deal with every day. Our daughter who is 16 has been in and out of Riley Hospital for the last couple of years at periods of time from one to two weeks. Lisa stays with her while she is in there. My wife never complains about being out there. When our son, who is 12, needs something, she always stops what she is doing to take care of him. Her father suffers from
dementia and he is gettng worse. She also is a caregiver so she goes to his apartment which is about 20 minutes away every day. While she is there, she makes him breakfast, prepares him a sandwich for lunch, makes sure he has taken his medicine, and cleans his place. She is also very active in our church. The passion and love she has for kids is awesome. She serves on our Children’s Ministries Team. She has been our VBS director for the last six summers. This summer will be her seventh summer leading us during a long, hard, awesome week. On Sunday mornings, she serves as a Sunday School teacher for the elementary kids. Then she also is the Sunday School superintendent. There are also things she does around the church to help out and does all of this without being asked. This is why I think she deserves to be Mom of the Year. I hope you agree with me.
Loralei Campbell Nominated by Alison
I am an only child and my parents and I lived in Muncie, Indiana. I moved here after college and while I was pregnant with my 4th child (my oldest then was 5!), my dad retired and my parents moved to Indy! Not only did they move here, but they moved in 5 minutes down the road! She provides me unlimited support and love. She adores her grandchildren and often times asks to watch all 4 at once. She doesn’t wan to miss a single moment of their lives! She provided me the same love and devotion growing up. I know this move wasn’t the easiest for her, but she did it without regret and with total mother sacrifice. She is the true definition of a beautiful mother on the inside and out. If my children ever say that I am just like grandma then I know I will have become a great mom!!! She is my true hero. She is my mom!
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Michele Dowless Nominated by James Dowless
My wife and I opened up a restaurant in Fortville back in May of 2011. She holds a full time job at Eli Lilly and works part time at our restaurant as the Pastry Chef and part time bookkeeper. We have three children ages 14, 12 and 10. Michele works tirelessly taking care of our children as well as all her other responsibilities. She sees our children off to school in the morning before driving to work and sometimes making pitstops to Kroger for items needed at the restaurant. After work, Michele stops and shops for the restaurant Mon-Fri at the restaurant depot. Putting all items on a flat cart by herself and loading them into her vehicle to deliver them to the restaurant. The items she gets from the RD are very big, bulky and heavy. 35# containers of fry oil, cases of tomatoes for sauce, 50# bags of flour and sugar and so on. She also takes our sons to boyscouts once a week. When our sons are playing Lacrosse, she takes them to practice and waits for them to finish. She also takes our daughter to her horseback riding lesson twice a week and many more little things she does like keeping the house clean, laundry, making lunches, helping the kids with school projects as well homework. Not to mention keeping our chickens and dogs well fed and cared for. We chop firewood for our fire place as well. Michele does all these things for our children, restaurant and myself and never, ever complains about how hard the work is or how tired she is. She never really does much for herslef because she is either to tired or she is simply sacrificing for someone else. She is truly an amzing woman and my hero! Forgive my jumping around. I’m at the restaurant and I wanted to write this quickly before we get busy. Thank you for considering her for Mom of the Year!
Rebecca Perry Nominated by her daughter, Kathryn
My mom never fails to exceed my expectations and needs. I often come home from school in a bad mood and she is always there to cheer me up or put me in my place if I give her an attitude. Recently, we discovered that my mom has skin cancer, dimentia, and ADHD. Even when fighting her own battles, she puts on a strong face while she works three jobs to support our family. She acts tough for our sake but she is going through a lot. My mom should receive this award because she always puts our minor problems before her major ones and that’s hard to do when she has four children to care for.
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I feel that my wife should be nominated as mother of the year because our 2-year-old daughter has alot of medical problems and my wife keeps this whole family and household together, even though she has to run all over to take our daughter to different specialist appts or take our 4-year-old to pre-school or speech therapy at the elementary school. She always has a smile on her face and truly dedicates her time and life to our two beautiful daughters. I am so thankful to have her as my wife and the mother to our children!
She can do anything from french braiding hair to playing a game of softball. When she’s not working, she usually spends hours outside listening to the birds while planting flowers. Thanksgiving is the time of year our whole family gets together, and my mom opens up our home to everyone. It’s perfect for gatherings because it’s an old farm house that my mom has turned into something from the colonial era. She has great style that she implements into everything, but forgets to take time for herself.
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“Curl up” is a deceiving name as the back is not curling; instead, it is lifting up during this move as you brace or tighten your core abdominals and back muscles. 1. Lay on a mat with one leg straight on the ground and the other leg bent with the foot on the ground. 2. Place hands, palm-side down, under the arch of your lower back. Lock or tighten the abdominals (do not “suck in” the abs). 3. While maintaining the natural arch in your back and keeping your head and neck neutral, lift only your shoulders off the ground. More difficult: Lift your elbows off the ground at the same time as your shoulders.
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The council does have some authority with passing resolutions that can be specific to generating incremental revenue. Once such measure was to pass a resolution that diverted traffic citations away from the Indianapolis traffic court to the Beech Grove court system. Using existing data from the previous year, providing the same number of citations written in 2012 occur in 2013, this should generate over $200,000 in revenue to the city. This was passed early in the year, so the council is expecting to see revenue from this action to be reflected in our budget very soon. The 2012 budget passed in 2011 ended approximately $700,000 in the red. The city is required to pass a balanced budget; however, as a result of a shortfall in tax revenue, and expenses not being aggressively reduced, the council had limited choices in bringing the 2012 budget to balance. As a result,
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“We went from living life, enjoying kids, arguing about normal things – to big changes…something really important arose.” That “important something” was Stage 3 cancer in the breast, and it had spread to other parts of her body. Suddenly, there were biopsies, surgeries, and chemotherapy. She lost her hair and spent days in bed. But Julie decided to stay strong and throw herself into her flower business to keep her mind off things. Then, the outpouring of support surprised her. “People from all over came to help,” says Julie. “We handled about two dozen weddings during that time, which is just amazing!” says Julie who still gets a tear in her eye just talking about it. “They energized me and my kids. Thirteen-year-old Justin and 15-year-old Heather learned a life lesson of how people pull together in time of need. Most of Julie’s cancer was surgically removed from her body, but, there’s no guarantee it won’t come back. Julie remains positive about the future and enjoys working with flowers as well as spending time with her family and pets – especially “Jules” – her fiancé’s golden lab who kept a constant vigil by her side when she was bedridden. Julie served as the ambassador for the Susan G. Komen
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ABOUT THE RACE The Geist Half Marathon Inc. is an Indiana non-profit corporation organized to inspire health and wellness in the children surrounding Geist Reservoir in Indianapolis, Indiana. Working closely with the greater Geist community, the Geist Half Marathon raises funds to benefit physical fitness programs being jointly implemented within the schools. Last year’s race was sold out with 6,000 registered participants raising money for the Geist area schools. SCHOOL PROGRAM INFORMATION St.Vincent Geist Half Marathon is excited to have the opportunity to work with area schools again this year to promote this fun and healthy event to children. The St.Vincent Geist Half Marathon school program, and the far reaching benefits it brought to the over 1,800 youth who participated, is an aspect of last year’s event that we are most proud of. We are working to expand upon this success so as to continue to support the Foundations efforts to combat the growing problem of childhood obesity. To date, the Geist Half Marathon, Inc. has donated $236,767 to Geist area schools in just five years.
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TRAFFIC RESTRICTIONS Hosting the 6th Running of the St.Vincent Geist Half Marathon & 5K will be a great opportunity to showcase the beautiful Geist community to thousands of runners and volunteers. But hosting a 13.1 mile event the morning of Saturday, May 18th will also come with some inconveniences for many of you conducting your normal business on a Saturday. NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS Over 6,500 participants, 1,000 volunteers (over 10,000 spectators)
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PACKET PICK-UP All participants are required to pick up race packets and goodie bags at Packet Pick-Up at the following times: FRIDAY, MAY 17, 2013 • Packet Pick-Up: Hamilton Southeastern High School Auxiliary Gym | 4:30 – 8:30 PM SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2013 • Half Marathon Packet Pick-Up – Hamilton Southeastern High School Auxiliary Gym 5:30 – 6:30 AM • 5K Packet Pick-Up – Hamilton Southeastern High School Auxiliary Gym | 5:30 – 7:00 AM All Half Marathon and 5K runners and walkers are required to pick up their race packet at Packet Pick-Up. You will receive your bib race number, participant shirt, and other important information. All participants must pick-up race packets at Packet Pick-Up. Race packets will not be mailed to you. If you are unable to pickup your shirt, they will be available at the BlueMile
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Fishers location (8965 E. 116th Street, Fishers, IN 46038) during normal business hours until July 4, 2013. You must have a photo ID or printout of your online confirmation email to receive your packet. You may pick up a packet for a friend. Please make sure you have a copy of their identification. After you pick up your race packet, please make sure you verify that the attached disposable Timing Tag is properly assigned to you by running your packet through the Chip Check area. REMEMBER: THERE ARE NO TRANSFERS OR REFUNDS! YOUR RACE PACKET WILL CONTAIN: • Race participant T-shirt • Your bib number with disposable timing chip affixed to the back EXHIBITOR INFORMATION: If your business is interested in exhibiting at packet pick-up, please download the forms below and contact John Long. Booths are sold on a first come, first served basis.
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POST RACE Participants who registered for the Club when they signed up for the St.Vincent Geist Half Marathon and complete a certified 13.1 mile half marathon in the month of May along with completing the Geist Half Marathon, are eligible for the Month of May Marathon Club. Club members will receive a free technical running shirt along with access to the VIP tent.
Finish in the Geist Marina, overlooking Geist Reservoir, and listen to live music, enjoy fresh food, cold beverages, and get a free massage. Invite your friends and family to join you in the Post-Race Party Area to celebrate your accomplishment as well as cheer on other participants as they cross the finish line. There will be food, beer, merchandise and great activities for all ages. FOOD AND BEVERAGE There will be plenty of food options for you after the race. Bring along some extra cash and your photo ID so you can enjoy a beer, courtesy of Michelob Ultra. All participants will receive 1 free beer and 1 bottled water. MICHELOB ULTRA The Post-Race Party Area will be a great place for participants and spectators to celebrate their accomplishment. Enjoy a Michelob Ultra, Bud Light, Select 55, or another great post race drink. Those 21 years and older will receive one free beer with additional beers available for purchase at $3.00 each.
RUNNER SERVICES Once you cross the finish line, be sure to smile as PBC Sports Photography will be taking finisher photos. This year we have implemented disposable timing chips. Please keep moving through the Runner Services area to prevent back-ups at the finish line. Also, you will not be allowed to meet your friends and family in the Runner Services area after the finish line, please do so in the Post-Race Party Area. Post-race food will be available to participants before entering the Post-Race Party Area. Please make sure to get your food at that time, and please be considerate of your fellow runners and take one item per person. GEAR CHECK Free gear check services are provided by Britt’s Professional Packing and Moving. The gear check truck will be available in the Marina Boat Sales & Service parking lot near the entrance to the parking shuttles. Month of May Marathon Club participants’ gear check will be available in the Month of May VIP Tent.
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Member Reflects on First Six Years | J. Andy Murphy Vince Auten remembers the sweet sound of the starter’s gun going off to start the first Geist Half Marathon back in 2008. It sent chills down his spine and relief to his shoulders as he watched the 4,500 runners take off. It all started one day when his wife told him about a posting in the Geist Community Newsletter regarding a meeting to start a race in the Geist area. Vince is a dedicated runner and has raced in many different marathon competitions across the country. In the back of his mind, he always carried the thought that he would love to be involved in starting a half marathon race. The next thing he knew, he was at this “gathering of thoughts” meeting at Burd Ford. Walking out of that meeting left Vince a bit dazed at all the things needed to put together such an effort.
“When I walked out of our first meeting, I had no idea I’d be involved in creating the Geist Half Marathon. Six years later, we are going strong and the race has become part of the community fabric. The first registration numbers after the initial announcement on May 1, 2007, were slow coming in. But then the spike hit; and when registrations hit 4,500 racers, the field was closed and signs of relief pumped up this team of committed volunteers. “We surprised people with our outstanding numbers for a first-time event,” Auten said. “Our race is fun, and it was apparent that there were so many runners out there who would show up to take up the challenge to run our select 5K course,” he added.
It was, indeed, a unique group of people who live in the area and individuals who put on other races similar to this half marathon, all gathered together with a commitment to make it the best half marathon ever. -Vince Auten
The first planning meetings for this wonderful family day of racing did, in fact, bring a lot of issues to the table for the group to work through: getting sponsors, developing a budget to fund all the expenses, gathering enough volunteers to help with so many assignments during the race, and a host of other issues that all needed to be covered. “The way the community stepped up to fill the many roles of sponsorship was incredible,” said Auten. “It was, indeed, a unique group of people who live in the area and individuals who put on other races similar to this half marathon, all gathered together with a commitment to make it the best half marathon ever.” The tone of the meetings also included the goal to benefit the schools and organize as a nonprofit. To date, in five years, the Geist Half Marathon has kept that goal front and center, raising over $225,000 for the Geist-area schools.
That first race also held responsibilities on additional issues such as would the buses be able to transport all the people at the pickup sites to the race on time and how to deal with any long lines that might occur due to busing so many people at once. From the outside, you don’t always see all the little things that go into the planning and set the stage for an event that is fun, challenging, and involves a wonderful charitable cause that really does benefit the community schools. “The Geist Half Marathon provides all this and then some. It’s a great family day and a challenging event for runners who love to compete. It’s unique — the running by water and the beautiful views you have on the course. The hills are a challenge, make no mistake about this, but it’s what calls out to a runner to commit every year,” Auten said, adding, “It’s not our goal to be bigger than the other races. It’s our goal to host the best community race.” Many thanks for Vince Auten and all the other board may 2013
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Vince with his daughter Katie and wife Ellen. (Daughter Rachel not available for this photo) members and volunteers who have made the Geist Half Marathon such a successful race. This year, it looks as if the numbers are going to set a record again. “Who would have thought? Who would have thought?” Auten said with a big smile on his face. P.S. Thanks, Ellen Auten, for reading the first post for volunteers to start this race! Vince’s driving force and experience as a runner indeed keep the Geist Half Marathon exactly where it needs to be: a community day for runners and walkers!
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y husband and I have always enjoyed a relaxing breakfast out – makes us feel like we’re on vacation, I guess, and if it’s a locally-owned place, it seems all that much better! We were delighted to discover Café Audrey tucked so close to home, just down the street from CVS in the Fort Benjamin Harrison area.
Café Audrey is located in the former mule barn at Fort Benjamin Harris.
Café Audrey opened in October, 2011, in an early 20th century military blacksmith shop, named after owner Tammy Cunningham’s mother. Exposed brick walls, wooden floors, and repurposed antique sideboards and cabinetry give it a homey feel, but the warm colors and stylish light fixtures are definitely HGTV-inspired. Local artists are featured on some walls and historic photos on others. Cunningham and her husband of 20 years both worked for the federal government, but she yearned to follow her dream of owning a restaurant. Her mother’s death in 2010 nudged her to quit her job with the tax administration and open Café Audrey. She is now assisted by her grown son, Ty, as kitchen manager. Daughter Jadah is still at Lawrence North; and between her many activities, she also occasionally assists as a server.
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How does Flyboarding work? A willing participant buckles his or her feet into a wakeboard-looking device while standing on a dock. That device, called a Flyboard, is attached via a 45-foot hose to the water jet exhaust of a jet ski manned by Stoeppelwerth. The participant then gets into the lake and arches his back to keep his head above the water, while Stoeppelwerth throttles the jet ski and propels the participant to an open area. When
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Initially, Scott wasn’t thrilled with the word and shape memory exercises he was doing with his cognitive trainer. After all, it was taking away from his play time. But he soon warmed to the tasks as his processing strength and efficiency improved and the LearningRx trainers trained him how to overcome mental blocks, and how not to get frustrated and quit. “And, I learned how to count when you get mad,” said a smiling Scott. McCauley cautioned parents not to wait before taking action. “The longer a child practices bad habits, the more they become ingrained and the lost learning opportunity cost multiplies. Why not address problems early on when they are small, rather than later?” | Neal Moore
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Today, Scott rarely brings lesson work home. Instead, he’s now able to do most of it at school. Math problems and reading are now much easier since he learned concentration skills at LearningRx. And, Scott - who once struggled so with school is now thinking about becoming a veterinarian. His parents have also noticed a big improvement in his diving skills. “His coach is able to catch his eye on the platform, motion the changes he wants Scott to make, and he gets it. Before LearningRx, that wouldn’t have happened” says Bryan. “it’s helped him academically and athletically.” McCauley emphasized the importance of knowing why your child is struggling in school, and in picking the right solution. “If you’re not getting answers from the school, you need to investigate what’s going on. Bring your student in for a simple cognitive assessment,” she urged. “Arming yourself with the right information will allow you to make an informed decision about how to address the problem.” Neal Moore has over 30 years of media and communications experience, including TV news anchoring and reporting in Indianapolis. For more information, visit www.NealMoore.com.
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IMS patriarch Tony Hulman saw them perform at a car show and was impressed by the crowd they’d drawn. “Everybody loved ’em!” according to Doug Hardwick, the current president of the Gordon Pipers. Hulman invited the troupe to perform at the 1963 Indy 500 and at that year’s Victory Banquet, he vowed that as long as his family owned the Speedway, the Gordon Pipers would be a featured attraction. Thus was born the Indianapolis 500 Gordon Pipers. A not-for-profit organization, the Gordon Pipers have a $40,000 budget funded by performance fees from patrons like IMS, the Indianapolis Colts (as the Horseshoe Pipes and Drums), numerous parades in Indiana, and beyond. “We’re ambassadors for the Indy 500 and the City of Indianapolis,” explained Hardwick. Their reach is international, too, having marched in Scotland and Canada. “Some of us are talking about traveling to Afghanistan to play for the American troops there,” shared Hardwick.
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In 1968, Connie Summers began as a Gordon dancer, then added bagpipes to her repertoire the following year. Her daughter, Melissa Whybrew, began performing at age three and a half and is now the dance sergeant and a tenor drummer. “I was born into the band and grew up in it,” said Whybrew. “Now, I have a four-month-old son and he’s destined to be a Piper.” Summers, who once fell during a performance (“I’ve never forgotten that!”), noted there are several children and grandchildren of current members who are Gordon Pipers. “Doug and I grew up together,” reminisced Summers. “The band is very much a close-knit family.”
Hardwick, Tim Bastion, Sharon Hudgens and her daughters, Jessica and Laura, reside in Geist neighborhoods. “I like the opportunities that being a Gordon Piper has opened up,” said Laura Hudgins. “We just played at the Florida Indycar race, and it was fun seeing the race and being next to the drivers.” For a 50th consecutive year, you’ll see
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Band members range in age from 13 to 60 years, and membership hovers around 40 people. “It’s a diverse group including doctors, a retired Marine, police officers – it’s an amazing mix of people,” marveled Hardwick. Extras are necessary because players rotate in and out as their schedules permit. “People have faith, family, and jobs,” said Hardwick, who’s always interested in new members. The band offers instructional classes every three months or so. “Potential pipers have to commit to weekly practices. We like young players, but several recent additions have been age 50 or more. A 72-year-old drummer just retired.”
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“Another Broken Egg Café” is an upscale southern–style café with simple French country décor. The Florida-based chain is known for crawfish omelettes, grits with shrimp, and spicy Bloody Marys to wash it all down. That’s right – Bloody Marys. This breakfast spot has a full bar with seating and a flat sceen TV! Just don’t get too comfortable; they’re only open daily till 2:00 p.m. On my visit to “Another Broken Egg,” the most popular appetizer to share was the “Biscuit Beignets” ($4.99) – a pan of biscuits dusted in powdered sugar and served with honey marmalade. We sampled a signature omelette called “Hey Lucy” ($10.99) which was stuffed with chorizo and cheese and the lobster and brie omelette ($14.99) which 76
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was paired with jimaca slaw and black beans with feta cheese. If all this is making you raise an eyebrow, don’t worry. You have to look, but you can find scrambled eggs with bacon and potatoes. The franchisees who own the two Ruth Chris Steakhouse locations in Indianapolis brought “Another Broken Egg” to town. Kevin Armantrout, president of the Hoosier Hospitality Group, says the Meridian Street location is the first one in central Indiana, with another slated for downtown. “We are excited to bring Another Broken Egg here,” says Kevin, a Fishers resident. “A lot of people know this chain from vacationing in Florida or throughout the south, and we think they will be excited to see it here at home!” I enjoyed “Another Broken Egg,” and I was especially impressed with the effort to give this newcomer such a local feel. Black and white photos of Indianapolis adorn
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one wall, and quotes from Hoosier notables such as James Whitcomb Riley and Booth Tarkington are featured on another wall. They serve locally-brewed Sun King beer, Fuzzy Zoeller vodka, summer blossom honey from Huntington, and pure maple syrup from Greencastle. Even their souvenir coffee mugs sport the checkered flag on the front label. A nice local touch for the new kid in town! The café got its catchy name from the original owner who opened “The Broken Egg” and one day was simply asked, “Hey, why don’t you open ‘Another’ Broken Egg?”
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not just going to do a drive-by, 15-minute tune-up on your air conditioner. They’re usually in your home for an hour to an hour and a half. They’re really thorough,” she says. One of the challenges to the heating and air conditioning business these days, Kandie says, is all the added regulation and new requirements. The cost of providing freon or coolant for older units is becoming prohibitive, so, as a result, it is often cheaper to replace an older unit with a more modern one. Action Air can help you choose the type of system that is best for your home should you need a new one, and financing options are available. Action Air MORE INFORMATION has been an Action Air Angie’s List 317-585-8981/Toll Free: 1-866-585-8981 Super Service 13284 Britton Park Road, Fishers Award winner Kandie@ActionAirFishers.com for eleven www.ActionAirFishers.com years in a row and is highly rated by the Better Business Bureau. And as Kandie says about their Mom and Pop operation, “Mom and Pop go to work every day.” So does their dog, Bentley. It really is a family affair. Ann Craig-Cinnamon is a 30-year radio and television broadcast veteran. Ann is the Publisher of the Carmel Community Newsletter, a writer , travel speaker and author of the book “Walking Naked in Tehran”.
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Construction on the Brooks School and Fall Creek Roads is scheduled to be finished before the July 4th "Blast on the Bridge" this summer. Brooks School Road should be open again by May 1.
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Oaklandon Road Bridge Into Admirals The wooden bridge on Oaklandon Road just north of the 86th Street intersection is going to undergo a major repaving this spring according to Steve Hardiman with the Indianapolis Department of Public Works. Two years ago, this bridge was repaved only to have large chunks of asphalt come up last summer. Indianapolis sent a design consultant out to inspect the bridge and find out why it had deteriorated so quickly. “It appears that the preservative in the timber decking is causing the asphalt to lose its bond with the bridge,” said Hardiman. “Our design engineer has developed a solution for the southbound lane that will create a mechanical bond on the timber deck that will be paved over with asphalt. The repairs of this bridge should occur later this spring.” Calument Asphalt Co. has been hired to resurface the bridge. It is scheduled to be completed by May 31st.
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April 12 - June 9 81st Annual Juried Exhibition Indiana Artists Club: The top 57 pieces from the most prominent Indiana artists, as selected by juror and Chicago-based artist Clayton J. Beck, III, are on display at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Tuesday – Saturday, 11 AM to 5 PM with extended hours to 9 PM on Thursday and Friday; Sunday, noon to 5 PM. The exhibit is open and free to the public. Indianapolis Museum of Art, 4000 Michigan Road, Indianapolis. More information is available at: imamuseum.org.
May 3-18 Biloxi Blues at the Mud Creek Players: With WWII going on, the US Army is in need of good recruits. Eugene Morris Jerome and his fellow recruits are what the Army is getting. Tickets are $12 - Friday & Saturdays at 8:00 pm, Sunday matinee $10 at 2:30 pm. Visit mudcreekplayers.com for ticket info.
May 16 Spring Green Garden Club Meeting: Spring Garden Event Slideshow. If you love gardens, you are welcome to join us! 7 PM to 9 PM. John Hensel Government Center, 10701 N. College Avenue, Indianapolis. FREE event. More information is available at: (317) 660-LEAF (5313).
Spring Fashion Auction: Live On-Line Bidding through Live Auctioneers catalog, online by May 10. Consignments from: North Carolina, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Indiana. 2 PM to 7 PM. Wickliff Auctions, 12232 Hancock Street, Carmel. More information is available at: http:// wickliffauctioneers.com; 317-507-0639.
May 18 St.Vincent Geist Half Marathon & 5K: Join the 6th running of the Geist Half Marathon & 5K on Saturday, May 18 starting at 7:00 AM. Cost is $70 for the half marathon, $35 for the 5K. All proceeds benefit Geist-area schools. Over $235,000 has been raised in just five years! Register online at www.GeistHalf.com.
May 23 Indiana Small Business Expo, 2013!: 4:30 PM to 8 PM. Ritz Charles, Carmel. More information is available at: www.indianasbc.com.
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June 7 - 8 GHPOA Annual Garage Sale: Our annual garage sale including these neighborhoods: Admirals Bay, Admirals Pointe, Admirals Woods, Admirals Sound, Beam Reach, Crossing South, Diamond Pointe, Masthead I and II, Feather Cove II and III (not Feather Cove 1). 8 AM to 5 PM. Most GHPOA Neighborhoods. More information is available at: http://ghpoa.com.
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June 29 Answers for Autism Bike Ride: Join us for the Answers for Autism Bike Ride. The event includes a 40-mile ride, a one-mile family friendly ride, face painting, arts and crafts, sensory activities. The Pacers Fan Van will be there from 9 AM - 11 AM. The ride benefits Answers for Autism, a grassroots organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with autism in Indiana. Registration is limited to the first 200 participants for the 40-mile course and 100 participants for the one-mile family friendly ride. Register by May 10 in order to select a t-shirt size. 8 AM to 1 PM. Fortville Nazarene Church, 701 S. Maple Street, Fortville. More information is available at: www.answersautism.org, 317-4034308.
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Do your kids love driving over the Geist Reservoir and wish they could be on one of the boats they see sailing on the water? Tell them to put on their Coast Guard-approved life vest and get ready for Sailing Camp. The Indianapolis Sailing Club offers weekly Junior Sailing Camps beginning the week of June 10. The camps welcome all levels of experience. Beginners just need to be comfortable around water. Campers will enjoy sailing every day, if the weather permits, and all equipment is included except the required life vest. Sailing Camp is open to ages 8–17 years old with certain weeks designated for the 10 to 17-year-old age group. Camp is held Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. for $295. Discounts are offered for additional weeks, sibling attendance, and to Indianapolis Sailing Club members. Space is limited and slots fill up quickly for this summer opportunity. For more information and registration forms, visit www.IndianapolisSailing.org or email michelle.sarber@gmail.com. n e w s l e t t e r | m a y 2 0 1 3Sailing Camp
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Let your budding artists bloom at MyArt Summer Camp, new this year in Fishers. MyArt has locations in Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville, and Zionsville. The Fishers MyArt is the newest addition to the MyArt family and is located at 12244 East 116th Street on the campus of Rita’s Backyard. At MyArt, a non-competitive environment and supportive instructors give students the courage to explore their creativity while also learning technique and skill. Camps are available in four-day or single-day mini-camp options. Monday through Thursday camps are held for two-and-a-half hours with morning and afternoon options available. Friday mini-camps are in the morning. At MyArt, all teachers believe that anyone can be taught how to draw if you have the passion and desire to learn! Each camp focuses on a theme and will use a variety of mediums and styles throughout the camp. The theme options include Cartooning, Animal Lovers, Rainforest Adventure, Under the Sea, Things with Wings, Angry Birds, Winged Whimsy, Pokémon, and Superheroes. All artist-led camps guide students to create at least one masterpiece per day. The four-day camp is $140, and the single-day mini-camp is $35. These fees include all necessary supplies. Students 5 years old and older are encouraged to register now while openings are available. Space is limited, so sign up today by calling Sylvia at 317-443-6831 or email Sylvia@myartindy.com. More information is available at www.myartindy.com.
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Are you tired of the kids using your furniture as balance beams and trampolines? The Rec Room has a solution for those long summer days! Bring the kids to Gymnastics and Tumbling Camps at The Rec Room for four days of fun! All camps are Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. and include a snack and T-shirt. Gymnastics sessions are designed for children ages 3 and older, and Tumbling sessions are open to those 7 years and older. Participants will be excited to show off their skills during a short performance on Thursdays for parents and guests. Campers will also enjoy the end-of-the-week Water Day! Each session is $135 per week with a $10 sibling discount and a nonrefundable $50 deposit due by May 6 with the remaining balance due on or before the first day of camp. The Rec Room is located at 9344 Castlegate Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46256. Camps are held 5 weeks during the summer beginning June 3, June 17, June 24, July 8, and July 22. Camp registration has already begun and space is limited, so call today at 317-594-5555.
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Kiddie Academy of Fishers
At Kiddie Academy of Fishers, school-aged children from 6 to 12 years old will engage in week-long themed camps that culminate in a field trip or hands-on experience related to the theme. Veteran campers are already buzzing with excitement over Bug Week; aspiring chefs are ready for Cooking Week; and sports enthusiasts are geared up for a week of Olympic fun! Kiddie Academy of Fishers is located at 11703 Olio Road, Fishers, IN 46037, and registrations for camp are accepted in person or by phone Monday through Friday from 6:30 a.m.–6:30 p.m. There is a $100 per child or $150 per family registration fee which includes all field trips or experiences, and camps are $190 per child for fulltime weekly participants. Lunch and snacks are included in the cost, and a 10% discount is offered to siblings. Kiddie Academy staff believes that every day should be this awesome! Call Kiddie Academy of Fishers today at 317596-3100 to secure a full-time or part-time spot for your children.
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Indy Ski School
Celebrating 10 years of service, Indy Ski School offers skiing and wakeboarding camps for ages 6 years and older. No boat, no problem! The Monday through Thursday camp provides all equipment except a Coast Guard-approved life vest. Instructors are Level 1 USA Waterski certified. Beginners and experienced watersport enthusiasts are all encouraged to attend. Camps are $250 and available in early morning, midday, and afternoon sessions beginning June 3. Camp drop off and pick up is at Geist Marina’s courtesy docks. Private lessons are also available. Register online at www.indyskischool.com. Contact Derek Dechert at 317370-5478 or email indyskischool@comcast.net.
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Camp Invention is a national summer program offer by Invent Now, Inc. This summer’s program is Geo-Quest, featuring the I Can Invent: Launchitude module. This year, students will combine physics and reengineered household items to create the ultimate Duck Chucking Device. Children entering grades 1 through 6 will have the opportunity to participate in our local camps held in Fishers at Hoosier Road Elementary on June 10–June 14 and at St. Louis de Montfort on June 17–June 21 from 9:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m. The 5-day camp is offered only during these two weeks in our immediate area, so register today before it’s too late for your child to participate in this hands-on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) content camp! Register at www. campinvention.org or call 1-800-968-4332. Costs are $220 or $250, but our readers will receive a $15 discount by using the offer code “SPRING” when you register.
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science-themed camps offering three-, two-, or single-day options. Science themes include dinosaurs, amazing animals, kitchen science/magic, space, and pirates. Participants will enjoy science with hands-on fun! Robotics Lego Camp is also offered for children who have completed grades 1 or higher. Programs are scheduled Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday beginning June 25 and are $18 per day for each child. Registration forms will be available after Spring Break on www.hclc.info to print, complete, and return with payment to the school office at 8115 Oaklandon Road. Contact Karen Geiger with questions at 317-826-1234.
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Camp Indy Camp Indy, a ministry of Horizon Christian Fellowship, offers an outdoor adventure camp in a Christian setting on 98 acres near 79th and Fall Creek at 7702 Indian Lake Road. Day camps are held weekly May 28 through August 2 from 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. with extended care available. Campers are grouped by age offering junior camp for 4- to 6-year-olds that includes swimming, crafts, and outdoor play. Campers 7–9 years old and 10–13 years old enjoy swimming, games, and more but also select from over 20 specialty camps and sports clinics to learn specific skills and techniques. Your camper might find it difficult to choose among Canoe Paddlers Camp, Cooking Camp, Horseback Camp, Music Lovers Camp, Basketball Clinic, Cheer Clinic, Sports Fans Camp, and so much more. Camp cost ranges from $140-$200 per week depending on age and activity choices. More information and registration are available online at www.campindy.org. For questions, call 317-8239038 or email to info@campindy.org.
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The No Bummer Summer Camp at Geist Sports Academy is offered for both preschool and school-aged children beginning at 3 years old. Full-day and half-day options with extended care are available and include arts and crafts, water play on a 20-foot slide, and theme activities. All camps end on Friday at 1:00 p.m. and include a special camp performance for family and friends. Preschool-themed camps include Princess or Superhero, Go for the Gold Gymnastics, Ooey Gooey Scientist Camp, and more! School-aged students will enjoy options of Art Explosion Camp, So You Think You Can Dance, High Flying Tramp & Tumbling Camp, and more! Each individual camper will enjoy one-half off your 3rd camp by signing up for two camps. These week-long camps are $225 for full day and $165 for half day options. Wet ‘N Wild Wednesdays are also offered as a 3-hour drop-off program from 1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m. Kids can have fun on the trampolines, enjoy the water slide, and so much more! Call 317-823-7734 to reserve your spot, or find more information at www.geistsportsacademy.com.
Additional Area Summer Camps YMCA Day Camps: www.indymca.org/camp or call 317-577-2070. Fishers Parks & Recreation Summer Camps: www. fishers,in.us/parks/registration. Call for information at 317595-3150 or walk in at 11565 Brooks School Road, Fishers, IN 46037. Conner Prairie Summer Adventure Camps and Art Camps: www.connerprairie.org or call 317-776-6006. Mad Science Camp of North Central Indiana: Located at Fishers United Methodist Church at 9690 East 116th Street, Fishers, IN 46037. Email fun@indymadschience.org or find more information at www.indy.madscience.org or 317-388-0988. Whitney Mucha is a graduate of Indiana University,a native Hoosier, and HR professional. She and her husband Mike enjoy living in Fishers with their two sons, Charlie and Max.
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One clear trend we found…BLING IS IN!!! Be it on a tank top, belt, hat, sunglasses, or jeans, you will see lots of rhinestones out and about this May. It’s a fun look that we couldn’t resist! The month of May is all about fun, and what’s more fun than a little sparkle?!? You can add a little dazzle to your hair, too. All three shops had cute glitzy hair accessories, also. The first store we visited was Delaney’s at Oaklandon and Fox Roads. We were greeted by the always-friendly owners, Mary and Dan Larson. Named for their daughter, Delaney’s has been a go-to shop for Geist ladies since Second stop: Missy Card and Kevin Krauss’s Baglady Boutique. 2002. You’ll find everything from cutting edge fashions to great home accessories to the perfect hostess gift! If you need some black and white to decorate your home for the month of May, check out the many choices this store has to offer. Some of the more special accessories are the handpainted, Indy-500-inspired wine glasses that Delaney’s grandmother created for the shop. Mary also has everything you could want if you are looking to impress someone at $ a race party. Delaney’s has racks of black and white outfits – not to mention race-themed sandals, jewelry, and hair accessories. Whether, you need a dressier outfit Will be $ donated to the for a party or something more casual for race day, Delaney’s has Geist Half Marathon. you covered. Delaney’s has four locations across Indianapolis in Geist, Fishers, Noblesville, and the Fashion Mall. Next on our shopping trip was the Baglady Boutique- a quaint little shop chock full of blingy surprises in the shopping center at Fall Creek and Brooks School Road next door to Detour an American Bar and Grill. Owners Missy Card and her fiancé Kevin Krauss have done a wonderful job providing Geist-area residents with a great selection of fun, easy-breezy apparel items, blingy jewelry, purses, and accessories. Missy has been designing and manufacturing apparel for over 14 years. The Baglady Boutique celebrates her one-year anniversary this month,
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