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“It’s not the magic that makes it work.

It’s the work that makes it magic.”

That’s what Mary Flynn, the Disney Institute facilitator for “Disney’s Approach to Michelle Laird DIALS Leadership Editor/publisher Excellence,” told participants when Ivy Tech hosted the Disney Institute at the Kokomo Event Center on Tuesday, April 24. I was lucky enough to attend as media, at Ivy Tech’s invitation.

Those of you who know me know that I love anything Disney. In fact, a few days before the event, I was telling my husband one of the Disney stories that the Mary and her colleague, Susan Pearsall, told us during the one day workshop.

Ivy Tech Kokomo has indicated that they’d like to host another Disney Institute workshop in the fall, potentially focusing on customer service. If they do, and it’s an option for you, I would highly encourage you to consider attending to learn about what the facilitators referred to as “the business behind the magic.”

It’s not hard for me to work Disney into a conversation, and since the training, I’ve found myself doing it even more — but in a more strategic way.

I’ve mentioned my pink Post-It note here before — the one on my computer that says “Promote things that impact the community in positive ways or instigate positive change.”

At Cass County Communication Network, we believe strongly that improved community attitudes can inspire positive community change on all levels. We believe community involvement begins with access to information about how to get involved. And we’re committed to improving access to local information in an effort to increase the quality of life in Cass County.

In this issue of Cass County INFO, you’ll read about dozens of volunteers who helped with spring cleanup efforts around the community. You’ll find local festivals and celebrations to attend. We hope that you’ll be inspired to share the great things that are happening in our community with others.

During one of my CassCountyCalendar updates on Mix 102, Matthew Paul asked me what I took away from the Disney Institute training. I had to think about that for a while, but this is my answer: Disney cast members don’t tell you that the lines are long or that it’s 100 degrees in the shade. They tell you about the wonderful memories you’re going to create that will last a lifetime.

So my summer challenge to you is this: when someone asks you about our community, say something nice. Tell them that Logansport is home to one of Indiana’s best ice cream shops.

Tell them that a Logansport dairyman handed the bottle of milk to the winning driver of the 96th running of the Indianapolis 500.

When you hear someone complaining that there’s nothing to do, point them to CassCountyCalendar.com, where right now, there are more than 1,000 active events listed, ranging from summer camp registration information to fairs and festivals. In this issue, you’ll find a clip and keep guide to area concerts that, while they aren’t necessarily happening in Cass County, are well within an easy driving distance.

I’ve got some confetti, shaped like a certain Mouse, from my day at the Disney Institute to remind me. The little box on the right is a visual reminder for you: “It’s not the magic that makes it work. It’s the work that makes it magic.”

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COMMUNITY NEWS May is Foster Care Awareness Month There are approximately 10,000 children in Indiana’s foster care system. A majority of these children enter they system through no fault of their own; they are victims of abuse or neglect. What these children need most is stability, love, compassion and someone they can rely on.

Indiana, like most other states, lacks a sufficient number of well matched, available foster parents. Most children in care will eventually reunite with their families, while some will find a home with relatives or extended family members. A few will become members of new families through adoption. The ultimate goal of foster care in Indiana is to provide children with a safe, permanent home. Foster parents have a unique opportunity to provide a temporary home for a child to live in a safe, nurturing, caring environment.

Cass County is looking for people interested in becoming foster parents. If you have been wondering what you can do to make a difference in the lives of children in your community then here is your chance.

Being a foster parent is not just opening your home, providing food, clothing and shelter; it is an act of compassion, advocacy and love.

Foster care orientation meetings are scheduled for 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on May 22 in Peru for individuals in Cass, Fulton, Howard, Miami and Wabash counties who are interested in becoming foster parents.

Visit www.in.gov/dcs/foster for more information or contact Amy Rowbury, Regional Foster Care Specialist, Cass and Miami County Office at 765-473-6611 ext.

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Award moves Franklin 's playground plans forward Franklin Elementary was named the recipient of Logansport Memorial Hospital’s fifth and final $10,000 award for the five-year Body Mass Index (BMI) study of Cass County school This award was made possible by a grant from the McTaggart Charitable Trust.

The purpose of the Healthy Kids BMI Initiative has been to measure the improvement in the health of Cass County school children through a five-year BMI study. Elementary schools who participated this year were All Saints, Caston, Columbia, Fairview, Franklin, Landis and Pioneer. Columbia and Lincoln Middle Schools were also part of the Healthy Kids BMI Initiative. All schools in Cass County were encouraged to participate.

“Our goal is to determine if the emphasis placed on proper nutrition and exercise will help children choose healthy habits and decrease the incidence of obesity that leads to diabetes and other detrimental chronic diseases,” explains Vicki Byrd, Vice-President of Planning and Development at Logansport Memorial Hospital. “The information we have collected from this project may now serve as the basis for future initiatives that impact the health habits of our children in different ways.

Wherever we go next, we are grateful for the enthusiastic support from our local schools over these past five years and hope to continue building on those partnerships to address future health needs for our children in the community.”

Franklin Elementary Principal Hayley LaDow excitedly accepts the $10,000 award from the Logansport Memorial Hospital Foundation for her school! Logansport Schools Superintendent Michele Starkey, Foundation Past President Mike Meagher and Foundation President Michael Bowditch are also on hand to extend their congratulations.

Franklin students Malia Roberts and Sevastian Lopez show the school’s progress toward the playground project. With the $10,000 BMI award, the school has reached $30,000 toward the project, but is still $5,000 short. For more information about the project, contact Fairview Principal Haley Ladow at 574-722-3200.

Electronic Collection Day scheduled On Saturday, May 19, Cass County Solid Waste will team up with Oak Ridge RDF to host the annual Electronic Collection Day. It will be held at Oak Ridge on Morgan Hill Road, off of Highway 35, from 9 a.m. til noon. Items accepted include computer monitors, CPU’s, printers, keyboards, cables and mice, TV sets, CD/DVD players, games and fax machines. Also, camcorders, digital photo frames, cameras, i-Pods, MP3players, portable GPS navigation systems, cable and satellite boxes. Satellite dishes will not be accepted. This is for Cass County residents only, not business or industry. Donations will be accepted to help offset expenses.

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Pam Leeman and Jim Michaels have been talking about beautifying Logansport’s south side for more than two years. In September, they convened a meeting of the Southside Gateway Committee. In just seven months, the group managed to raise more than $10,000, including a match from the Cass County Community Foundation.

Flower baskets along Main Street and Burlington Avenue are part of Phase 1 of the Southside Beautification Project and banners are being finalized for the bridges. The pink flower baskets in Downtown Logansport are a project of Logan’s Landing. We applaud both groups for their investment in our community!

Celebrating 75!

United Way of Cass County is celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2012 and each month, we’ll highlight a United Way agency or program. This month, we’re focusing on the Boy Scouts of America.

The Boy Scouts of America and the United Way share a long history of working together.

For most United Ways, the Boy Scouts was one of the originally funded agencies when that United Way was formed.

In 2011 445 youth and 97 adult leaders were involved in Scouting in Cass County.

With the support of Cass County United Way Sagamore Council, our local BSA Council, is able to provide a variety of services to local

leaders, incuding training for all adult leaders, extensive program materials, local Boy Scout camps, and a team of both volunteer and professional scouters available to answer questions and provide advice.

Through the support of Cass County and other United Ways, the future of Sagamore Council and the Boy Scouts of America looks very bright as together we serve the future leaders of our community, state, and nation.

Learn more about Boy Scouts of America and its programs and services, and about other United Way agencies, by clicking the 75th anniversary logo on CassCountyOnline.com.

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Bike to Work Day May 16 The Logansport Parks & Recreation Department would like to encourage Logansport residents to help celebrate the month of May as National Bike Month and May 14th – 18th as Bike to Work Week. On Wednesday, May 16th, City residents are asked to park their cars for the day and use their bicycles to get to work for “Bike to Work Day” – raindate, May 18th. Those interested in riding together to downtown Logansport will meet at the Eastgate Plaza parking lot by 7:30 a.m. Logansport Memorial Hospital Foundation is providing juice and bagels to those who participate. Breakaway Bike Shop of Peru will give a free water bottle to the first few people to arrive. A police escort will accompany participants to the City Building, where everyone may go to their separate destinations.

Walton May Day Fest May 19 This event in Walton features town-wide yard sales, vendors on Depot Street, a chicken noodle dinner and a tenderloin fry. The Cass County Area Quilters will also hold a quilt raffle.

Young Eagles Day May 19 Logansport EAA (Experimental Aircraft Association) Chapter 1471 will host a “Young Eagles” day at the Logansport-Cass County Airport for youth ages 8-17. Volunteer pilots will be on hand to answer questions and provide a free introductory flight for participants. For more information about the Young Eagles program , visit http://www.youngeagles.org/programs/ youngeagles. Registration begins at 9 a.m.

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Summer camps and more!

Registration information for programs like Minor League, tennis lessons, Vacation Bible School, summer day camps and more are posted on CassCountyCalendar.com!

Cass County Memorial Day Observance May 28 Cass County will hold a Memorial Day parade starting at 9:45 a.m. at the Roll of Honor at the Logansport City Building (6th and Broadway). Participants will walk to the Cass County Government Building, then proceed Mount Hope Cemetery via the 6th Street Bridge.

Ceremonies will be held at the Civil War monument and American Legion Circle inside the cemetery.

The Old Mill Car Show May 19 The Old Mill General Store in Twelve Mile will host their first annual Open House and Car Show from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Music, horse-drawn wagon rides, kids’ activities, door prizes.

Locally-raised bison, pork, porkchop and beef baskets. 6512 E. SR 16 in Twelve Mile.

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House Detectives: Researching Your Home's History May 23 Have you ever wondered about who may have lived in your historic home? Thought about what they did? Or wished you knew more about your homes history? Todd Zeiger & Paul Hayden of Indiana Landmarks will show you where to look for information about your home’s past. They will identify shortcuts to finding the research that already exists and they’ll reveal the tools that help focus your search for more clues about your home’s heritage. Presented by Logansport Historic Preservation Commission. 5:30 p.m. - 7 p.m. at the Logansport-Cass County Public Library. Please RSVP to the Planning Department at 574-753-7775 by May 22.

Hershey Track and Field Registration May 23 Kids ages 9-14 will have the opportunity to run races of various lengths, throw a softball for distance and accuracy and do the standing long jump. Registration is from 5-6 p.m. at the LHS Stadium on May 23, with practices on Mondays and Wednesdays starting May 30. The local meet will be June 20th. and will lead up to the state meet, which will be held July 7 in Noblesville, IN. There is no cost for participating.

Lil’ Angler’s Fishing Derby June 2 Children will fish and compete for the biggest, longest & smallest fish during this annual Logansport Parks & Recreation Department event at the Izaak Walton League. Parental involvement is a MUST! Registration Forms MUST be completed before the event at the Benjamin Long Recreation Center, 101 N. Cicott Street or by calling 574-753-7388 prior to the event.

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Column by Cass County Visitors Bureau The Cass County Visitors Bureau is anticipating a great summer, kicking off the second weekend in June with the Med Flory Jazz & Blues Festival. The Festival starts on Friday, June 8 with great sound filling the downtown from the Little Turtle Waterway Plaza for the two-day event.

The 4th of July is celebrated in grand style in Cass County. You can look forward to a legendary display of fireworks like those presented each year in Walton, and at Riverside Park in Logansport or the roar of the races which you will find at the Twelve Mile 500 Lawnmower Races at Plank Hill Park in Twelve Mile.

The second full week of July we welcome people from surrounding counties to visit our 4-H Fair. From the colored lights and smell of fair food along the midway to the exhibits of the hard working 4-H club members, it is fun for all ages.

In the heat of August, catching a breeze off the Wabash River might be just the ticket, and that is where you will find

all of your friends as they enjoy the Taste of Cass County.

Food vendors, countywide, set up in booths along the Little Turtle Waterway Plaza to let us purchase samplings of their menu. A variety of music plays in the beer tent and on the lawn as we relax and enjoy the festivities.

We close our summer festival season with another great festival brought to us by the Cass County Art Alliance.

The third Saturday in September is Art on the Avenue.

The CCAA works to bring an eclectic group of artist to downtown Logansport and their “Kids Corner” is a huge hit.

Paired with the festival again this year is the third Annual 2 Rivers on 2 Wheels Bike Tour.

Green space is not at a minimum in Cass County and will be enjoyed by youngsters and oldsters alike this season.

Spencer Park, Riverside Park, Plank Hill Park, Rea Park and France Park will be overflowing with families and fun! Keep an eye out for the Logansport Parks Department for their summertime programs.

Commencement Members of The Class of 2012 will be turning their tassels on the following dates and times. Congratulations to all local graduates!

We invite graduates to share graduation photos on the Cass County Calendar page on Facebook!

Sunday, May 27 Lewis Cass at 2 p.m.

Sunday, June 3 Caston, Logansport and Pioneer at 2 p.m.

Summer Day Camp May 25 — August 16

Register now for the YMCA’s full day summer camp with programs for students in greades 1-6.

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The Cass County Family YMCA and the Logansport Parks Department have joined up this year to once again offer the annual minor league and t-ball baseball program. Pick up at registration form at the Cass County Family YMCA.

Swim Safe Splash Program May 28 — June 1

Non-swimmers in grades K-5 can have fun learning water safety during this daily afternoon class. Cost is $25 for members and $50 for nonmembers.

17th annual River City Triathlon June 9 • 8 a.m. • France Park

Sign Up as a Team or Individual; 500 yrd swim, 14.4 mile bike, and 3.1 mile run. USAT Sanctioned. Volunteers needed — call 574-753-5141.

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Celebrate Logansport!

June 7 Logan’s Landing invites you to come downtown and celebrate the city’s 174th birthday. Enjoy free music and free birthday cake, while supplies last. Purchase delicious strawberry shortcake for $5. Pop a balloon for a buck and win a prize! A cool old-school bicycle donated by Regions Insurance will be raffled, too. Carry-outs are available.

Call 574-722-9345 for information. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Farmer’s Market Lot, 4th and Market.

Med Flory Jazz & Blues Festival June 8 & 9 Exciting bands play everything from Chicago blues, Jazz, bebop, big band, and more during this two night festival presented by the Cass County Arts Alliance. ! Tickets are $15 per day. Purchase tickets and find a complete schedule at www.floryfest.org.

Pioneer Days June 8 & 9 Head to Royal Center for this two-day festival which includes a parade!

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Bike Rodeo June 9 The Logansport Police Dept. will have a Bicycle Obstacle Course & bike registrations for kids ages 3-15. The Logansport Fire Department will offer the Fire Safety House and Fire truck tours.

The Logansport Parks & Recreation Dept. will provide free swimming to all participants of the Bike Rodeo. Free drawings for bicycle helmets & several bicycles! Free hot dogs, chips & Pepsi! 10 a.m. to noon in the north parking lot of Tower Park.

River City Triathlon June 9 This event takes place at France Park and includes a 500-yard swim, 14.4 mile bike and 3.3 mile run that will be chip timed.

Register today at the Cass County Y or go to active.com. For more information call the Y at 753-5141.

n May 19 Brad Paisley with The Band Perry and Scotty McCreery

n July 7 Umphrey’s McGee w/ G. Love & Special Sauce

n August 8 Journey/Pat Benatar/ Loverboy Bankers Life Fieldhouse

n May 26 Lynyrd Skynyrd Indianapolis Motor Speedway

n July 10 Vans Warped Tour

n August 17 Blake Shelton Bankers Life Fieldhouse

n May 26 X103 May Day 2012 n June 8 Miranda Lambert w/ Chris Young n June 10 Glen Campbell The Goodbye Tour n June 18 The Jacksons Louisville Palace Theater n June 22 & 23 Dave Matthews Band n June 24 Lady Antebellum w/ Darius Rucker n June 24 Idina Menzel Clowes Hall n June 28 & 29 Phish n June 30 A Bluegrass Evening with Vince Gill n July 1 Counting Crows n July 3 WZPL Uncle Sam Jam w/ Demi Lovato and Hot Chelle Rae n July 7 Zac Brown Band

n July 12 Justin Moore Cass Co. 4-H Fairgrounds n July 12 O.A.R. w/ Rebelution

n August 18 1964: The Tribute n August 24 Def Leppard and Poison w/Lita Ford

n July 19 Iron Maiden with Alice Cooper

n August 25 Linkin Park & Incubus

n July 21 Nickelback with Bush

n August 31 Rascal Flatts

n July 28 Kenny Chesney & Tim McGraw Lucas Oil Stadium

n Sept. 1 KISS and MÖTLEY CRÜE

n July 29 Florence + the Machine w/ The Walkmen n July 31 Jimmy Buffett & The Coral Reefer Band n August 1 Barenaked Ladies, Blues Traveler, Big Head Todd & the Monsters and Cracker n August 3 Barry Manilow Bankers Life Fieldhouse n August 4 Colbie Caillat and Gavin DeGraw n August 4 Train with Mat Kearney & Andy Grammer Bankers Life Fieldhouse

n Sept. 1 April Wine with Shooting Star and The Charlie Daniels Band n Sept. 2 Kelly Clarkson & The Fray n Sept. 13 Rush Bankers Life Fieldhouse n Sept. 14 Jason Mraz n Sept. 15 Jason Aldean Key n Klipsch Music Center n Farm Bureau Insurance Lawn at White River State Park n Honeywell Center n Murat Theatre n Other

The Milkman Cometh Logansport’s Dave Forgey will deliver the fabled “Bottle of Milk” to the winning driver of the 96th running of the Indy 500.

Last year, he was a rookie, handing bottles to the winning car’s owner and chief mechanic.

Watch for him in Victory Circle after 200 laps are completed. He’ll also be at the 500 Festival Parade on May 26, on the American Dairy Association of Indiana, Inc. float.

photo courtesy of 500festival.com

Clip and keep this guide to summer concerts, all happening within 100 miles of us!

Back Home Again in Hawaii A film crew will travel to Jim Nabors home in Hawaiit to record him singing “Back Home Again in) Indiana,” to be played on Race Day at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Nabors is scheduled for heart-valve replacement surgery on Memorial Day weekend. He has performed during pre-race ceremonies 33 times since 1972, says he’s looking forward to returning and singing in person in 2013.

GRAMMY®-winning country superstar Martina McBride will sing the national anthem during pre-race ceremonies.

Braunability partners with Schmidt Townsend Bell will attempt to qualify for the Indianapolis 500 in a car prepared by the team owned by Sam Schmidt. Bell will drive the Honda-powered No. 99 BraunAbility/Schmidt Pelfrey Motorsports.

Based in Winamac, BraunAbility is a leader in personal mobility and is celebrating its 40th anniversary.

May 14 — 17 Practice; $10 admission; 12 and under free May 18 Fast Friday (Practice) $10 admission, 12 and under free May 19 Pole Day; $15 admission, 12 and under free; Morning practice, first qualifying segment from 11 a.m. - 4 p.m., ceremonial lap honoring the 50th anniversary of Parnelli Jones’ 150 mph lap at 4 p.m., Fast Nine Pole Qualifying from 4:30-6 p.m. Live music

by Here Come the Mummies at 6:15 p.m.

May 20 $15 admission, 12 and under free; Qualifying from noon-6 p.m.

May 23 American Family Insurance 500 Festival Community Day (No track activity) – $8 advance/$10 gate, 6 and under free.

May 24 Firestone Freedom 100 Practice and Qualifying; FREE. May 25 Miller Lite Carb Day Miller Lite Carb Day $20 admission, 12 and under free Final practice from 11 a.m. to noon, followed by Firestone Freedom 100 (40 laps), Indy 500 Pit Stop Challenge, and MIller Lite Carb Day Concert featuring Lynryrd Skynyrd.

MAY 26 Legends Day, honoring Roger Penske presented by Shell; $10 admission; 12 and under free Public Drivers Meeting at 10:30 a.m.

500 Festival Parade Noon, downtown Indy. The Lewis Cass Marching Kings and Logansport dairyman Dave Forgey will be among the local participants. Watch on WISH-TV; check local listings for times May 27 96th Indianapolis 500 Race Day Noon, Start of 96th Indianapolis 500 (200 laps).

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Caught on Columbia Elementary Battle of the Books winners submitted by Angela Harmon Each month, we select photos for our “Caught on Camera” pages from those that our fans have posted on the Cass County Calendar and Cass County Online Facebook pages, or submitted online, as well as those that we’ve captured through our own lenses at various community events.

Below: More than 100 volunteers joined Logan’s Landing for Bottom right: Braden Moss Green and Clean Day on submitted this photo with his Saturday, April 21. mom, Yvonne, after finishing Bottom of page: The 2012 Photo by Phill Dials the 2012 500 Festival Mini Cherub Softball League for Cass County Marathon on May 5. submitted by Elena Doke Communication Network

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Andrew Luck threw his first pass in Lucas Oil Stadium to Holden Harless of Anderson.

The 9-year-old who caught the pass was treated for a tumor in his spinal cord three years ago. Photo by Phill Dials for Cass County Communication Network

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