Dear All, Are you like me and remember stories from your parents (or grandparents) of picking flowers from their yard (especially peonies – our state flower) and taking them to decorate the graves of those family members, neighbors, and friends who gave the ultimate sacrifice to our Country on “Decoration Day”? Perhaps you even joined…
Dear All, Just wanted to make sure everyone remembers that trash service will be delayed for the Memorial Day Holiday. Since Monday, May 25th, is Memorial Day there will be no trash pickup that day. All trash will be delayed one day. For those of you who normally have your trash picked up on Monday,…
Dear Eagle Creek Park Neighborhoods, Here is the latest information from Indy Parks about Eagle Creek Park as well as some other Indy Parks information. I know that many of you have been wanting to know when vehicles will be allowed back into Eagle Creek Park. That will happen on Thursday, May 21st. (This is…
Dear All, Mayor Joe Hogsett and Dr. Virginia Caine, Marion County Public Health Department, have announced the next steps for Indianapolis’ reopening of the economy. While many restrictions will still remain in place, some businesses may start reopening on Friday, May 15th, with additional changes possible on June 1st. Attached is a summary flyer that…
To all our wonderful Mothers, Happy Mother’s Day! While this day may not be celebrated like we would all like, or like we have done in the past (and hopefully in the future), it is time to let Mothers know how special they all are, and how much what they do and have done for…
Dear All, Registered voters in Marion County should have recently received an application to vote by Absentee Ballot in the June 2nd Primary Election. In case you did not receive it or you have misplaced it, I have one attached. You may also go to IndianaVoters.in.gov and click “Vote By Mail or Traveling Board”. For the June…
Dear All, Attached is the press release from DPW (Department of Public Works) about restarting the Heavy Trash Collection Program on May 4th and the ToxDrop program on May 9th. Households are still allowed two heavy trash items per month. DPW asks for your patience as they have increased precautions as they pick up and…
May 1st, known as May Day, is a celebration of the return of spring. You may have remembered as a child making paper “May Day Baskets” in school and putting paper flowers (or dandelions and violets) in them. Perhaps you put the small basket on a neighbor’s doorstep or gave them to your mother. This…
