By admin on Wednesday, November 29, 2006Filed Under: Towneposts
Superintendent of Public Instruction Suellen Reed congratulated four Indiana schools for their efforts to expand World Languages and Cultures: Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township’s Forest Glen Elementary School, Craig Middle School and Lawrence North High School and the International School of Indiana.
These schools are Indiana’s first additions to the International Spanish Academy program, a […]
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By admin on Monday, November 27, 2006Filed Under: Towneposts
We have our own Paul Bunyan right here in Fishers. Well, he may not be a hundred feet tall, and he doesn’t have a blue ox that measures 42 axe handles. But he does have four cute dogs that are willing to help when they are allowed. Besides, taking care of four acres of trees […]
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By admin on Tuesday, November 21, 2006Filed Under: Towneposts
There’s something about the holiday season that makes me want to view my photo albums. Like many of you, I don’t go to the shelf anymore to dust off a photo album. Most of our images are now digital and stored on one of our computers. Even the old photos have been […]
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By admin on Sunday, November 19, 2006Filed Under: Towneposts
Our monthly networking meetings have been very well received, raising over $600 for local charities thus far.
These meetings are designed to help you network with other Geist area businesses and learn more about some of the area’s not for profit and volunteer opportunities.
A $5.00 per person per meeting fee is collected to pay for the […]
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By admin on Thursday, November 16, 2006Filed Under: Towneposts
Ever heard of a drum circle? The phenomena where random groups of people with no previous musical experience miraculously find rhythm together? It’s a weekly occurrence at Bongo Boy Music School, along with a whole set of other things, where Ed Gaus is the leader of the band.
Drummer, percussionist, music teacher, songwriter, composer and business […]
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By admin on Thursday, November 16, 2006Filed Under: Towneposts
Here’s a great holiday recipe from Sushi Chef Manager Rob Koeller at Kona Grill Carmel. It serves between 16-20 guests…great for a party!
Bread Pudding with Jack Daniel’s Sauce
Pudding:
3 lbs. stale bread (cut into cubes)
4 cups milk
8 eggs
1 can 12 oz. evaporated milk
1/2 cup water
3/4 cup butter
2 cups sugar
2 tbls. vanilla extract
1/2 tsp. nutmeg
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By admin on Thursday, November 16, 2006Filed Under: Towneposts
Are you looking for the perfect holiday outfit? Or, how about just updating your wardrobe for the cold months ahead? Here’s a look at what’s hot for the holiday and winter seasons.
First of all, the little black dress is not going away anytime soon! It is still popular and it just keeps reinventing itself.
There are […]
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By admin on Thursday, November 16, 2006Filed Under: Towneposts
You don’t have to drive far to find seasonal festivities, but if you want to make your holidays truly magical this year, consider taking a winter road trip.
While Reynold’s Farm Equipment in Fishers puts on a spectacular holiday light display, those who just can’t get enough Yuletide cheer can keep on driving up I-69 to […]
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By admin on Thursday, November 16, 2006Filed Under: Towneposts
Hearing howls in the night sent Meg Sterchi on a search for information about the urban coyotes which have become her new neighbors in Feather Cove III.
At first, she wasn’t sure what was making the eerie noise every evening. She suspected coyotes, but her husband, David, didn’t believe it until he spotted one howling in […]
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By admin on Thursday, November 16, 2006Filed Under: Towneposts
Have you ever been to Bagolitaville? I hadn’t either until recently, when I spied the coolest purse I had ever seen. This purse had fringe and a wild print that exuberated personality all on its own. I have been to Bagolitaville and quite frankly, I want to live there to bask in the upbeat mood […]
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