Eagle Nest Blog

Save the date, then join us: Our annual Easter Egg Hunt, a longtime Eagle Nest family tradition, will be 1-2 p.m. Saturday, April 8. Hunt begins promptly at 1:10 p.m.* Bring the kids and grandkids to gather candy-filled eggs around the Clubhouse and Playground area, compliments of the Board (weather permitting). What to bring: egg basket and your cell phone for great family pics! Group photo: After the hunt, gather on the Clubhouse steps for a photo with all our little Eagle Nesters. Special ask: Please use caution entering and exiting the Clubhouse parking lot, as we likely will have little people darting around. * Ages 4 and younger begin the hunt, with all older kids a couple minutes later. Questions? Want to help? Email Board President Scott Thien at scottthien@comcast.net The Eagle Nest Board

Congrats to our Chili Cook-off winners (from left) Helen Galvin (1st), David Reed (2nd) and Brandy Schneider (3rd) for their winning recipes at last weekend’s Beerfest and Chili Cookoff. A spirited group of nearly two dozen residents from all corners of the neighborhood turned out, including new and longtime residents and current and former Board members. There were plenty of hors d’oeuvres, leaded and unleaded drinks and plenty of laughs. Best part is: Attendees didn’t have far to go to get home! Up next, a longtime family favorite: our annual Easter Egg Hunt at the Clubhouse. Also, the Pool opening — a Race Day themed neighborhood party with food and drinks — is about two months away! Watch the blog for details on these events and more! On behalf of the Board, Scott Thien , President Want to help with social events? Contact Social Chair Brigette Stephens at bestephens4@gmail.com

Now here's an event that is guaranteed to warm your stomach and your soul! RSVP now for our mega-combo Beerfest and Chili Cook-off on Saturday, March 18, from 5-9 p.m. (adults only): https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080a4aaea828a0fe3-chili1 Bring a crockpot of your best chili for a chance to win a gift card. Resident tasting begins at 5:30 p.m., voting starts at 6:30 p.m. Prizes for the best chilis as voted by residents. Don’t like beer or don't have chili to enter? Don’t worry – please BYOB and stop by for free samples of homecooked goodness. We'd love for you to cast your vote and meet some of your neighbors. Condiments like crackers, onions, and shredded cheese will be provided, along with lemonade and a variety of non-alcoholic drinks. Nearly two dozen residents and guests are expected so far, and the list keeps growing , so don't miss out! Questions/want to help? Contact Social Chair Brigette Stephens at bestephens4@gmail.com

Annual dues invoices hitting the mail this week The Eagle Nest Property Owners Association hopes everyone’s New Year is off to a happy and healthy start. Now that 2023 is well underway, it’s time to focus on expenses for the year ahead – and it starts with this year’s annual dues notice. The letter contains your total amount due, information about how to obtain your pool tags, and how a portion of your dues will be used for a long-term capital improvement. Please watch your mailbox this week for your annual invoice. The deadline for payment is 5 p.m. May 1. If we have your email address on file, you will receive a weblink to pay electronically. If you choose this payment method and want pool tags, however, you still need to fill out the paper form mailed to you and drop it in the secure Clubhouse roadside mailbox by May 1. Please make your check payable to ENPOA and mail it along with the completed Pool tags form on the back to Eagle Nest Property Owners Association, 8075 Teel Way, Ind...

Check your mailbox -- the 2022-23 Eagle Nest Directory has been delivered! Yes, we know it's a little later than usual, but sometimes life gets in the way for your all-volunteer Board. Nonetheless, we hope you find it a handy resource to get to know your neighbors. Please contact Chris’e Van Meter at enpoa_sec@att.net if you didn’t receive your copy. The Eagle Nest Board

As you probably know, a major winter storm is expected to hit Indianapolis on Thursday and Friday. Our plowing team is ready, but we need your help to keep our neighborhood safe: Please move your vehicles off the street so our contractors can do their best work. Plowed-in cars covered with mounds of ice and snow reduce sightlines and impede safe travel for residents. Please be considerate of your neighbors and comply with our safety request (or your vehicle risks being towed). Speaking of plowing, please be patient. Plowing for 419 homes takes time. Our primary goal is to clear the main drags for emergency vehicle access; courts may get one pass before getting finished later. Depending on the accumulation, plowing may wait until the storm ends. So, please, be patient. Problems or concerns? Contact Board President  Scott Thien  at scottthien@comcast.net 3rd Annual Santa Drive-thru a hit with families (photos!) Once again, dozens of families turned out for our annual Santa Chri...

Today's Santa Neighborhood Drive-thru is on for today and will be begin at 2 p.m. near 82nd Street. Santa and Mrs. Claus will wind their way down through the neighborhood to 75th Street, hitting every cul-de-sac along the way. Following is the rough street list in order (times approximate and subject to change): 2 p.m. 8100 block of Teel Way 8400 block of Sandpiper Court 8100 block of Teel Way 8000 block of Teel Way 8300 block of Heron Court 7800 block of Teel Way 7900 block of Teel Way 8300 block of Dove Court 2:30 p.m. 8300 block of Tanager Lane 8100 block of Tanager Lane 8100 block of Tanager Court 7800 block of Warbler Way 8000 block of Warbler Way 8100 block of Warbler Way 8200 block of Warbler Way 3:15 p.m. 7900 block of Tanager Lane 7700 block of White Dove Drive 7500 block of Teel Way 8100 block of Bittern Lane 8200 block of Bittern Lane