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  • Durbin Family Night Combines Fun With Reading Instruction Basics

    Durbin Family Night Combines Fun With Reading Instruction Basics

    Durbin hosted a Family Fun Night with a “discovering Egypt” theme. Students heard a read-aloud, made cartouches, constructed stained glass windows and went on an archeological dig for bones and jewels. While the students had an adventure, parents worked on reading strategies to help their children with reading at home.

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  • Harrison Parkway Students Board Train Field Trip

    Harrison Parkway Students Board Train Field Trip

    On September 18, Harrison Parkway second graders boarded the train on 141st St. near school and rode it to Fishers’ Town Center. There they discussed the purpose of each of the community buildings including town hall, police department, fire department, license branch, post office, library and train station. Conductor Ralph Bell explained how Fishers’ name had changed over the years. He said it was originally called Mudsock, later Fishers Switch and finally Fishers. Teacher Susan Tysen said the trip supported [...]

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  • Students put math fears ‘to rest’ on the first day

    Students put math fears ‘to rest’ on the first day

    Afraid of math class? Hamilton Southeastern Junior High teacher Natalie Stoner tried to help her seventh graders put their math fears to rest on the first day. She dressed as the Grim Reaper and allowed them to write their negative thoughts about math. Then with eerie funeral music in the background they all lined up to pay respects to “Mat H. Troubles (i.e. math troubles) and deposited their messages in a small casket in the front of the class. She [...]

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  • 2009 FPD, YMCA Teen Academy

    The Fishers Police Department is teaming up with the Fishers YMCA Teen Center to reach out to the teens of Fishers. The 8th annual Fishers Police Department Teen Academy will be held at the YMCA Teen Center July 27th through July 31st. The academy is one week of law enforcement type training that will allow teens to better understand how law enforcement works. The academy will also allow teens to get to know several officers. Each day will begin with [...]

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  • Deta Lasley Named Volunteer of the Year

    Deta Lasley Named Volunteer of the Year

    The Volunteers of Fishers organization awarded its third annual winner of the “William D. Kehl Jr. Volunteer of the Year” award to Deta Lasley. This prestigious award was presented to Lasley during the Fishers Freedom Festival’s Opening Ceremonies on Saturday, June 27th. Deta Lasley is a very responsible and dependable volunteer for the Fishers Police Department’s “Victim Advocate Call Program” which involves calling every victim of crime on a weekly basis for support. She was the first volunteer to sign [...]

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  • Fishers Freedom Festival June 27 and 28

    The Fishers Freedom Festival announces it will be hosting the 21st Annual Fishers Freedom Festival on Saturday, June 27 & Sunday, June 28, 2009. With over 45,000 attendees from all over the U.S., this free family event hosts hundreds of art & craft sites, business booths, fireworks, 5K Run/Walk, live music, national UFO Major Disc Dog Tournament, children & teen tents, two parades, a Street Dance, food vendors, free games booths, and so much more. Even though the event is [...]

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  • Fishers Police Want Your Feedback

    As part of our ongoing accreditation process through the Commission on Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies, the Fishers Police Department is again conducting a citizen’s feedback survey. The survey addresses specific questions regarding previous citizen contacts with our police department as well as perceptions of safety in our neighborhoods and business areas. It is the goal of the Fishers Police Department to achieve and maintain the highest level of quality service for our residents and visitors.  Input from the citizens [...]

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  • Fishers Swimming Evaluations

    Fishers Swimming Evaluations

    The Fishers Area Swimming Tigers (FAST Tigers) will be offering stroke evaluation/open house nights on Monday through Thursday, September 8-11, 2008 at the Fishers HS Aquatic Center, 13000 Promise Road, Fishers, Indiana 46038. The FAST Tigers are one one of the fastest growing and most improved swimming teams in the midwest!  In just two short years, the Tigers are the 7th ranked club in Indiana (Age Group State & IMX Rankings). The FAST Tigers offer a program for all ages [...]

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  • Court to Order Town of Fishers and GUO into Mediation

    Sources tell atGeist.com that Judge Nation is issuing a court order today forcing the Town of Fishers and the Geist United Opposition into mediation to settle the forced annexation dispute. After the signed remonstrance petitions were filed earlier this year, the legal battle moved to Hamilton County courts to decide the outcome of this two-year land battle for the unincorporated areas around Geist. Judge Nation is ordering mediation to be held on September 11th between the Town of Fishers and [...]

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  • Three Residents Receive Fishers Community Partner Award

    Three Residents Receive Fishers Community Partner Award

    On behalf of the Fishers Town Council, President Scott Faultless awarded three Fishers Freedom Festival volunteers the “Fishers Community Partner Award” for their outstanding contributions to the festival over the past 20 years. Darcy Bryant, Don Dragoo, and Rhonda Wright have donated their time year-round for a large-scale, two-day event that entertains around 45,000 attendees from around Indiana and even many parts of the United States. Back in 1989, these individuals were part of the founding group for the Fishers [...]

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