Board Update: Labor Day Dog Swim, free snow cones, recycling pickup resumes, Chef TLC coming Tuesday
Hello Eagle Nest residents,
NEW ALL-DOG SWIM: Here’s a family photo op you don’t want to miss: Bring your dog for a dip in Pool on Labor Day! That’s right, after our community Pool closes for the season at 6 p.m., Monday, Sept. 6, pet owners are welcome to bring their furry family members for a swim in the main and baby wading pools, from 6 to 7 p.m. only. All owners must present proof of rabies vaccination for their pets (i.e., collar tags or docs) before entrance.
FREE KONA ICE SNOW CONES: To celebrate the end of another successful Pool season, the Board is happy to announce we’ll be giving away free snow cone cups on Labor Day, courtesy of Kona Ice.
Lastly, thanks to all residents for your cooperation this year in observing the Pool rules and COVID-19 measures, sharing operational concerns and suggestions, and keeping those Pool tags handy. A reminder to check the lost-and-found collection (right) under the back deck, including goggles, towels, flip flops, shirts and more. Please retrieve your items by Labor Day. After that, everything will be donated to Goodwill Industries. Questions? Contact Pool Manager Sam Burns at samantha.burns51@gmail.com.
If you’re a Republic recycling customer, don’t forget to put your recycling cart out on Tuesday, August 31. That’s the day pickups are supposed to be back on track after a two-week delay. Several neighbors who called Republic to complain about missed service were told excess recycling would be picked up on the same day, although it wasn’t clear if the items could be left outside full carts.
All good things come to an end, as the saying goes. Tuesday, Sept. 7, is our final Food Truck Tuesday event of 2021. Closing our season: Chef TLC, the same longtime vendor who kicked things off earlier this spring. Actually, Chef TLC isn’t a truck – it’s a bus, and it’s filled with all your favorite comfort foods, cooked fresh and made to order: burgers, Indy steak and cheese hoagies, grilled chicken sandwiches, wraps and tenders -- even a meatless Beyond Burger! Must-have sides include sweet potato or regular fries, onion petals, fried mushrooms and fried cheese ravioli. Oh, and Chef TLC is bringing homemade peach cobbler. OMG. Find and follow Chef TLC on social: Facebook and Instagram.
Holly, a border collie and Australian shepherd mix, plays catch with a flying disc - streaking across the yard, leaping into the air and running back to Tom for toss after toss.
“We went from that nice, relaxed dog to a little bit more energy,” Tom said. “My daughter-in-law found her. She sent us a picture and we fell in love with her. She's smart as can be, and I've taken her for agility work and to some herding classes.”
Do you have an interesting story about Eagle Nest life to share? Know a neighbor who would make an interesting profile? Let us know. Our “Meet the Neighbors” series highlights new and longtime residents to help Eagle Nest folks get to know each other and build a sense of community. If you would like to tell your story, or nominate a resident, simply email scottthien@comcast.net and send in the answers to these questions, along with a couple of photos:
AREA CRIME SUMMIT: On August 19, residents gathered for the North Shadeland Crime Summit at Castleton United Methodist Church (71st and Shadeland). The free event featured a panel of elected officials and community leaders answering submitted questions about area crime and safety. Click here to watch a replay.
SIGNAGE POLICY: A reminder that yard signs are not permitted without Board approval, per the Eagle Nest Signage Policy approved by the Board of Directors on January 31, 2021, as part of the Association's Declarations of Restrictions. Unapproved signs will be removed. Got a sign you want to display? Submit a request: Snap a photo of the sign and email it with a description (materials, size, duration of display) to RulesRestrictions@att.net. Thanks for your cooperation in helping keep our neighborhood a commercial-free zone.
Here is the latest neighborhood news for the week of August 30:
FINAL WEEK FOR POOL OPERATION – FUN LABOR DAY EVENTS!
A reminder that that this is the final full week of operation for our community Pool. Hours are 4-8 p.m. Monday through Friday, and noon to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. The last day of operation will be Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 6. Hours will be noon to 6 p.m., so join us for one last summer dip in the Pool!
To celebrate the holiday, the Board is excited to announce the following events:
NEW ALL-DOG SWIM: Here’s a family photo op you don’t want to miss: Bring your dog for a dip in Pool on Labor Day! That’s right, after our community Pool closes for the season at 6 p.m., Monday, Sept. 6, pet owners are welcome to bring their furry family members for a swim in the main and baby wading pools, from 6 to 7 p.m. only. All owners must present proof of rabies vaccination for their pets (i.e., collar tags or docs) before entrance.
Lifeguards will be on duty in case pet owners want to join their pets in the water. This is intended to be family event, so no aggressive, disruptive animals, please. And as a courtesy to neighbors, no pets in the Pool deck area until 8 p.m. We also ask pet owners to keep their pets on a leash when not in the pool, and to pick up after pets if they soil the grounds. We hope you and Fido have fun!
That’s right, for one hour only – 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 6 at the Clubhouse – every resident is welcome to stop by and grab an icy treat. Kids will love the self-serve, flavor pouring station (above) offering a variety of options. (One snow cup per person, please). Kona Ice has been in big demand this summer, so we were lucky to snag this time slot on Kona’s calendar. Don’t be late, don’t miss out!
Pool Manager Samantha Burns and the lifeguard staff did an outstanding job keeping our residents safe this year, including teaching four full capacity swim lesson sessions and maintaining the highest water quality standards despite an aging filtration system. Please be sure to thank the team for their service. We wouldn’t have been open without them!
IS YOUR RECYCLING BIN OVERFLOWING? PICKUP IS TUESDAY!
Unfortunately, trash and recycling services are outside Eagle Nest control, but we encourage you to call Republic to voice your opinion about its service. You also might try requesting a partial credit to your bill for the missed service and inconvenience. Republic’s phone number is 317-917-7300.
OUR FINAL FOOD TRUCK EVENT IS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7
Don’t worry, Eagle Nest is far from a food desert. Through September, we’ll have $5 Jet’s Pizza, 5-7 p.m. every Thursday at the Clubhouse. Cash only for sausage, pepperoni or cheese options. We’re negotiating with Jet’s to continue weekly or bi-weekly sales through the holidays, so stay tuned for more info about that.
MEET THE NEIGHBORS: THE CORBETTS AND DISC-CATCHING HOLLY
Tom and Cindy Corbett's two sons are grown and gone, but their newest “child” keeps them busy -- to the delight of the neighborhood.
The Corbetts have been in the neighborhood for 25 years and are previous winners of the annual Holiday Lights contest. Both are educators for Lawrence Township schools: He's a business teacher at McKenzie Career Center, and Cindy is a visual impairment specialist.
They lost their 14-year-old lab and got Holly two years ago as a puppy.
Holly needs about an hour each day for fetching, walks or other exercise. For her classes, she worked on herding sheep. Nowadays for practice, Holly has started herding other critters -- the Corbetts' grandchildren. Video: Click here to see a Tom and Holly in action.
Do you have an interesting story about Eagle Nest life to share? Know a neighbor who would make an interesting profile? Let us know. Our “Meet the Neighbors” series highlights new and longtime residents to help Eagle Nest folks get to know each other and build a sense of community. If you would like to tell your story, or nominate a resident, simply email scottthien@comcast.net and send in the answers to these questions, along with a couple of photos:
- How long have you lived in Eagle Nest and where did you move from?
- The kind of work you do or have done.
- What you do for fun.
- The things you like best about the neighborhood, and what you appreciate the most about your neighbors.
- A fun or amusing story about your time in Eagle Nest.
IN OTHER NEWS …
ENPOA CRIME WATCH MEETING: Want to know more about crime issues in Eagle Nest and the surrounding area? Got the munchies after supper? Join us for our final Crime Watch meeting of 2021 on October 5, 7-8 p.m. at the Clubhouse. Questions? Contact Crime Watch Coordinator Carolyn Goldenetz at goldenetz@gmail.com.
DARK STREET LIGHTS? If you spot a dark street light in Eagle Nest, please report it to Streets and Sidewalk Coordinator Helen Galvin at heleng0805@gmail.com. You also can file an online report with IPL/AES – it takes literally two minutes and is the quickest way to get it fixed. You will need the pole light number found near top lighting element. Click here to begin a report. Thanks for your help!
On behalf of the Board,
Scott Thien, President
Scott Thien, President
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