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Eagle Nest residents, As we close out the month of June, following are a few quick neighborhood updates and reminders: Annual Meeting and Board Election: Today, Monday, June 29, is the Annual Meeting and Board Election, beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the Clubhouse. Residents in good standing are welcome to attend; ballots need to be dropped in the Clubhouse mailbox, 8075 Teel Way, or delivered in person at the meeting. Write-in candidates are welcome, but all write-ins must be present during the Annual Meeting to accept their nomination. Meeting attendees are encouraged to wear face masks. Seating will be socially distanced. Vehicle break-in reported: On Saturday night/early Sunday morning, a locked truck in the 8100 block of Bittern Lane as broken into (rear door window was broken) and some items were taken. If you park your vehicles outside, make sure you lock the doors, keep all valuables out of sight and turn on your exterior porch lights. It's summer, so petty crime

Summer is officially here, and that means exciting times ahead for Eagle Nest. Our pool is open (with light restrictions), our sports courts are open, and our food truck partnerships continue! Read on the for the latest updates: Food truck on Monday, June 22: Bagel Boss Indy! Back by popular demand, @BagelBossIndy will be serving up their crazy good signature New York-style steamed sandwiches from a wide menu of options, 5 to 8 p.m. at the Clubhouse. Each big bagel sandwich is made fresh and individually wrapped in foil to stay hot. Prices range from $6 to $8; sides sold separately include chips, potato and pasta salad and cookies. Cash or credit cards accepted. You also can text ahead and pay via Venmo at (317) 997-7826. Please respect CDC guidelines on social distancing during ordering and pickup. Also, please park in the back lot to prevent vehicle congestion and use caution entering and exiting the Clubhouse parking lot. If you have food truck contacts or suggestion

Eagle Nest residents, Please watch your U.S. mail this week for a reminder about the Eagle Nest Annual Meeting on June 29 and your official ballot for the Board of Directors election. All residents in good standing are welcome to attend the meeting at the Clubhouse; ballots need to be dropped in the Clubhouse mailbox or delivered in person by 6:30 p.m. that day. Meeting attendees are encouraged to wear face masks. Seating will be socially distanced. Director positions held by President Scott Thien, Vice President Jason Van Meter and Directors Alice Miley and Brian Schneider are opening due to expiring terms. Only Schneider, Thien and Van Meter are seeking re-election. Write-in candidates are welcome, but all write-ins must be present during the Annual Meeting to accept their nomination. Director responsibilities include attending monthly Board meetings, voting on key neighborhood business, engaging with residents to resolve issues and coordinating various assigned projects.

This week we continue our great run of food trucks with two popular favorites and a tasty newcomer for dessert! Here’s who and when to head to the Clubhouse: Serendipity, Monday, June 15, 5 to 8 p.m.: Winner of the 2019 Central Indiana Food Truck Battle, Serendipity is back by popular demand with its eclectic menu of crab cakes, elk burger sliders, hand-cut truffle fries and more. Menu below. Click here to pre order:  http://serendipitytruck.square.site   (Reminder: You can order now, but the truck won't be there until 5 p.m. or so.) For your health security and safety, Serendipity prefers no-contact online payments, but credit cards will be accepted on site. Union Jack, Tuesday, June 16, 5 to 8 p.m.: That’s right, the renowned, decades-old Broad Ripple favorite is bringing back its pork tenderloins, Bavarian pretzel bread sticks and queso, fish and chips, mac and cheese and more. Menu below. Click here to pre-order:  https://union-jack-pub.square.site    (

Hello, Eagle Nest residents. We hope your week is going well as we head into what looks to be a great weather weekend! A few neighborhood updates and reminders to pass along: Annual Neighborhood Garage Sale: It’s Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (As tradition goes, neighbors are welcome to open their displays early on Thursday, if they choose.) Residents are encouraged to observe and maintain CDC social distancing guidelines during the sale. Annual Meeting and Board Election: Next week, watch your U.S. mail for a reminder about the Annual Meeting on Monday, June 29, at the Clubhouse, as well as your official ballot for the Eagle Nest Board of Directors Election. All residents in good standing are welcome to attend the meeting; ballots need to be dropped in the Clubhouse mailbox by 6:30 p.m. that same day. Food trucks: Our rotation of food vendors continues to be a success – thanks to all residents for supporting our partners. Who’s coming next: Jet’s Pizza on June 13; Union

Did someone say margaritas? Yes – and they’re coming to the Clubhouse! Tijuana Flats is bringing adult beverages this week, along with their wide selection of $10 entrees. Longtime partner Jet’s Pizza will be back, too. Our food truck lineup for the week of June 8: Tijuana Flats, Wednesday, June 10, 5-8 p.m.: Choice of chicken, beef or bean entrées in burritos, nachos, rice bowls, salads or tacos, all with chips and choice of toppings including jalapeño, onion, lettuce, tomato, sour cream, and shredded cheese. Double meat and queso available, too. Two great new menu items: Margaritas (premixed, sealed) to go! Two sizes: 750 ml (wine bottle size) for $12, and 1.5 liter (double) for $22. Flavors include original lime, strawberry, mango (large size only), peach (small size only), and watermelon (small size only) Family taco kits: All the fixings for 12 make-at-home tacos, including a big bag of tortilla chips, toppings, large sides of beans and rice, $50) Cash or cred

The wait is over! The Eagle Nest Pool opens for the 2020 season at noon Sunday, June 7. If your dues are current, your pool tags, a copy of pool rules and a mandatory release form were delivered to your mailbox on Saturday. Added bonus: Our Ice Cream Social  for kids is at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Clubhouse (see the lifeguards for the treats), so come join the fun! Given the COVID-19 climate, we have new protocols all residents must observe. Failure to comply with these mandates or guard instructions will be cause for ejection and possible loss of pool privileges. It also could result in the closure of our facility if the health department finds us in violation. The COVID-19 protocols are posted at the entrance, on the interior fence perimeter, in the restrooms and under the Clubhouse deck. Please take a moment and familiarize yourself with them: ·         100-person capacity. Lifeguards can deny entry or dismiss patrons to enforce this order. ·         All patrons must have a

We're finally going to celebrate the beginning of summer and the upcoming pool season! To kick things off, we will have a variation of our traditional annual ice cream social. Instead of scooping ice cream, this year we will give out individually wrapped ice cream snacks to ensure the health and safety of our residents in the continued COVID-19 climate. The fun starts at 1 p.m. and will continue until all the snacks are gone, but at least until 3 p.m. as we will have the snacks in a cooler! (One per person, please) Watch the blog for an announcement on the pool opening, hopefully within the next week or so. We also will advertise the opening on our Facebook page and through direct email (are you on our mailing list? If not, email enpoa_sec@att.net and ask to be added!). We're keeping our social distance, but we can still celebrate the summer season! -- Submitted by Alice Miley