Westfield Magazine 2020 Directory and Relocation Guide

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2020 IMPORTANT WESTFIELD CITY PHONE NUMBERS CITY OF WESTFIELD IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Chamber of Commerce: 317-804-3030 City of Westfield: 317-804-3000 Communications: 317-804-3000 Economic Development: 317-804-3170 License Branch (Noblesville): 317-773-8190 Guest Services: 317-804-3150 Mayor’s Office: 317-804-3001 Parks Department: 317-372-1192 Planning Department: 317-804-3170 Police Department: 317-804-3200 Post Office: 800-275-8777 Public Works: 317-804-3150 Westfield Washington Schools: 317-867-8000 Westfield Welcome: 317-804-3185 Young Professionals: 317-804-3030

EMERGENCY EMERGENCY:911 Adult Protective Services: 800-992-6978 Child Abuse & Neglect Hotline: 800-800-5556 Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-332-7385 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 17-773-1300 Westfield Fire Department: 317-804-3300 Westfield Police Department: 317-804-3200 Poison Center: 800-222-1222 Prevail Victim’s Assistance: 317-773-6942

CONNECT WITH US HAMILTON COUNTY IMPORTANT NUMBERS Courthouse: 317-776-8589 Department of Child Services: 317-773-2183 Division of Family Resources: 800-403-0864 Election Office: 317-776-8476 Family & Social Services: 800-403-0864 Good Samaritan Network: 317-842-2603 Habitat for Humanity ReStore: 317-896-9423 Health Department: 317-776-8500 Historical Society: 317-770-0775 Janus Developmental Services: 317-773-8781 Meals On Wheels: 317-776-7159 Parks Department: 317-770-4400 Senior Citizen’s Organization: 317-773-6904 Shephard’s Center: 317-674-8777 Sheriff’s Department: 317-773-1872 Surveyor’s Office: 317-776-8495 Vererans Services: 317-776-9610

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OTHER COMMUNITY CONTACT INFORMATION Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville: 317-773-4372 Bureau of Motor Vehicles: 888-692-6841 Downtown Westfield Association: 317-867-8508 Hazardous Waste: 317-776-4005 Hamilton County Tourism: 317-660-4033 Humane Society: 317-773-4974 Voter Registration: 317-776-9632 Westfield Washington Historical Society: 317-804-5365 Westfield Washington Library: 317-896-9391 Westfield Young Professionals: 317-804-3030 YMCA: 317-713-1080

AT&T: 800-288-2020 Brighthouse Cable: 317-972-9700 Call Before You Dig: 811 Citizens Energy: 317-924-3311 Comcast Cable: 317-776-0660 DirecTV: 800-493-3472 Dish Network: 319-399-8418 Duke Energy: 800-521-2232 Gas – Vectren: 800-227-1376 MetroNet: 317-763-1234 Rays Trash: 317-539-2024 Indiana Water Co.: 800-492-8373 Vectren Gas: 800-227-1376

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CITY OF WESTFIELD 2 728 E. 171st St. Westfield, IN 46074 317-804-3000 westfield.in.gov @CityofWestfield @CityofWestfield City of Westfield

WESTFIELD WELCOME westfieldwelcome.com @WestfieldWelcome @WstfldWelcome @WstfldWelcome

WESTFIELD WASHINGTON SCHOOLS 1 143 East 181st Street Westfield, IN 46074 317-867-8000 wws.k12.in.us @westfieldschools @wwseb @westfield_washington_schools

WESTFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT 1 7535 Dartown Road Westfield, IN 46074 317-804-3200 westfield.in.gov/police @WestfieldPD @WestfieldPolice Westfield Police Department

WESTFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT 1 7535 Dartown Road Westfield, IN 46074 317-804-3300 westfield.in.gov/fire @WestfieldFire @WestfieldFire

Andrew Cook, Mayor of Westfield

A LETTER FROM THE MAYOR OF WESTFIELD Hello and Welcome to Westfield, On behalf of the City of Westfield, thank you for choosing this great community as your new home. We are honored every time we get to roll out our “welcome mat” to new residents and visitors.

In Westfield, we don’t just dream, we do! We have grown from a small farming community to an exciting city that welcomes millions of people a year. Our population now sits at a little over 40,000 people and we have been recognized as the “Best Small City in America.”

What makes us worthy of this recognition? A few highlights…

• Recognized as one of Indiana’s safest cities.

• Home of one of the top school districts in the state of Indiana with award winning schools.

• Grand Park, our 400-acre sports campus and home to the Indy Eleven professional soccer team and home to the Indianapolis Colts Training Camp.

• Award winning parks and more than 110 miles of trails.

• Remarkable local restaurants and pubs which make our downtown a “foodie paradise.”

These highlights are only part of what makes this community great. Ask any number of our residents why they choose to live here and many say, “It just feels right.” There is a sense of care in our community that sets us apart. This care can be seen in our community-wide initiative to improve the wellbeing of our citizens across the spectrum of health- mental, physical, social, emotional and spiritual. This initiative is all about creating a community where ALL can thrive. We are excited you will be apart of this journey.

Similar to this Directory & Relocation Guide, our Westfield Welcome team offers a New Resident Packet that features beneficial information about services and programs to make your transition easier. The packet includes important information about utilities, trash/storm water bills, snow removal and will answer a lot of other questions you might have. You can find the packet at westfieldwelcome.com/new-residents/.

If you have questions beyond what is covered, please call us at 317804-3150. Again, welcome and I hope to meet you soon!

Best, Andrew Cook Mayor of Westfield

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2020 DIRECTORY AND RELOCATION GUIDE 2 Important Westfield City Phone Numbers

3 A Letter From the Mayor of Westfield

5 Westfield Area Health Care 8 Westfield Public Schools 10 Westfield Area Private Schools 13 Family Fun on the Northside 15 What’s Cookin’: Big Woods Restaurant Opens in Hamilton County

19 Health Spotlight: Get the Most Out of Your Sport by Avoiding Injury

20 Quality. Custom. Local. Mercantile 37 Offers Custom Furnishings, Home Décor Products and Much More

24 Business Spotlight: CarSnoop 26 Tee it up on the Northside 29 Community Classifieds 30 Food & Drink in Westfield 35 Student Spotlight: John Warns and Jacob Mills

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WESTFIELD AREA HEALTH CARE There are plenty of health care options on the Northside offering quality care and fantastic facilities. Check out our list below of the main networks and be sure to visit them online for a full list of locations and hospitals!

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ASCENSION ST. VINCENT 317-338-2273 healthcare.ascension.org

ASCENSION ST. VINCENT NEIGHBORHOOD HOSPITAL NOBLESVILLE 9460 East 146th Street Noblesville, IN 46060 317-703-1999

COMMUNITY HEALTH NETWORK 800-777-7775 ecommunity.com

FRANCISCAN HEALTH 317-705-4500 franciscanhealth.org

HANCOCK HEALTH 317-462-5544 hancockregionalhospital.org

INDIANA UNIVERSITY HEALTH 800-248-1199 iuhealth.org

IU HEALTH PHYSICIANS FAMILY MEDICINE 1 4646 Hazel Dell Road, Suite 100 Noblesville, IN 46062 317-687-4300

IU HEALTH PHYSICIANS PRIMARY CARE 380 S Junction Drive, Suite 100 Westfield, IN 46074 317-399-3550

IU HEALTH URGENT CARE NOBLESVILLE 1 4645 Hazel Dell Road, Suite 120 Noblesville, IN 46062 317-922-2090

OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY OF INDIANA estfield Care Center W 380 South Junction Crossing,Suite B Westfield, IN 46074 317-573-7050

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RIVERVIEW HEALTH WESTFIELD HOSPITAL 17600 Shamrock Blvd.

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RIVERVIEW HEALTH REHAB & FITNESS IN CARMEL 14535 Hazel Dell Pkwy., Building B Carmel, IN 46033 317-705-4350

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2020 WESTFIELD AREA PRIVATE SCHOOLS & DAYCARE

If you are seeking private education for your child, Westfield and surrounding areas have tons of great options. Take a look at our list to find the best school for your kids!

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WESTFIELD AREA PRIVATE SCHOOLS & DAYCARE 131ST & HAZEL DELL KINDERCARE 13320 Hazel Dell Pkwy Carmel, IN 46033 317-843-2956 Daycare / Preschool kindercare.com

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GUERIN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 15300 N Gray Rd Noblesville, IN 46062 317-582-0120 9-12 guerincatholic.org

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2020 FAMILY FUN IN HAMILTON COUNTY

Find your next family adventure on the Northside. Zipline in the treetops, hit a bulls-eye and explore trails on horseback at Strawtown Koteewi Park. History comes alive at Conner Prairie where you can explore and discover what it is like to live and play in Indiana's past. Enjoy mini-golf at Birdies or a ride along the Nickel Plate Express. Here's our list of great options for family fun.

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Big Woods Restaurant Group Corporate Chef: Patrick Matthews and Big Woods Hazel Dell General Manager: Eric Edwards

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Big Woods Restaurant Group, a company that first opened in 2009 as Big Woods Brewing Company, has grown and expanded through the past decade.

partners, and some employees who were interested in starting a new business led to the opening of Hard Truth Distilling Company and, eventually, our 300-acre distillery/restaurant/experience center at Hard Truth Hills,” Ryan says.

“Ten years ago, we opened a brewpub in a little timber frame building in downtown Nashville, Indiana,” says Ed Ryan, chief executive officer of BWQOHT, Inc. “We called it Big Woods in homage to the large timbers used to construct the building, and the wonderful forests we are surrounded by in Brown County.”

The company’s beer line is now known as Quaff On! Brewing Co., its restaurants are called Big Woods Restaurants, and its most recent sister company is Hard Truth Distilling Company. Today the company is known as BWQOHT, Inc. (Big Woods Restaurant Group, Quaff On! Brewing Company, and Hard Truth Distilling Company).

In 2012, demand for the company’s beer outside of its restaurants led to the creation of Quaff On! Brewing Company, which is now one of the largest beer manufacturers in Indiana. Three years later, a sister company was formed.

In February Big Woods leaders opened a seventh location in Noblesville on Hazel Dell Crossing. The new 7,700-square-foot location seats 250 guests, including 40 patio spots and two private rooms for party rentals.

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friends who live in the Hamilton County area as they have visited our other locations, and we are excited to get to see them more often now,” Ryan says.

“We love the fact that Big Woods Hazel Dell is surrounded by all of these great neighborhoods, and that we can be part of that cool sense of place.”

Chris Curtin, vice president of operations for Big Woods Restaurant Group, is thrilled to have a new Noblesville presence since the community has a nice assortment of restaurant offerings. “[Noblesville] is a growing community consisting of mostly family households, and that is what we cater to,” says Curtin, noting that Big Woods is an experience that the whole family can enjoy. “I think that’s something Noblesville was missing.”

Patrick Matthews, corporate chef for Big Woods Restaurant Group, put a lot of thought into the kids’ menu.

“We want Big Woods to be a place where children and their parents want to go not one or the other,” Curtin says. “We structured the menus, the decor and the location with that in mind.”

Matthews says his main focus when creating the menu was to bring unique ingredients and bold flavors to the fore, and present them in a way that guests would truly appreciate.

“From a culinary perspective, we chose to add items that would give us a broader appeal to all guests who come to Big Woods,” Matthews says. “This can be seen in the new menu items such as Thai Vegan Red Curry, Chicken Street Tacos or our Candied Bacon Bomb Burger.”

Two of the restaurant’s long-standing, popular items are the pulled pork barbecue nachos and the smoked wings. In an effort to add a more diverse flavor scale to the menu, Matthews stuck to a Three-F rule fresh, flavorful and fun.

“I hope with this new menu that new and long-standing guests will not only appreciate the additions but also have fun while trying them,” he says.

Blake Wolpert, a longtime fan of Big Woods, was impressed when he first visited the Nashville restaurant.

“New ventures are sometimes less than superlative, but they came right out of the gate with some of the best craft beer before getting into the distilled spirits,” Wolpert says. “They went from zero to perfect with the spirits. All of their products are so good.

Plus, the food and ambience are great.”

Matt Coffman has loved the restaurant for years, and says he counted the days until Big Woods Hazel Dell opened.

“I’m so excited because our family used to drive to Speedway, and now there’s one in my backyard,” says Coffman, who enjoys the woodsy, rustic atmosphere of Big Woods, as well as the tasty flavor of nachos covered in smoked pork. “With so many chain restaurants around, we are thrilled to have this option so close.”

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“I HOPE WITH THIS NEW MENU THAT NEW AND LONG-STANDING GUESTS WILL NOT O N LY A P P R E C I A T E THE ADDITIONS BUT A L S O H AV E F U N W H I L E TRYING THEM.”

So far, Hamilton County residents have welcomed the new Big Woods establishment.

“This is a great community, and the response has been outstanding,” Curtin says. “The feedback from guests has been overwhelmingly positive about the transformation of the space, the service and the menus.”

Big Woods Hazel Dell is located at 14741 Hazel Dell Crossing in Noblesville. For more information, call 317-564-4231 or visit bigwoodsrestaurants.com.

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GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR SPORT BY AVOIDING INJURY Writer / Bryan Mayol, MD, sports medicine specialist at IU Health Saxony Hospital

Sports are a great way to exercise and have fun at the same time, and with the right exercise routine, you can minimize your chance for injuries. Dr. Bryan Mayol, a sports medicine specialist at IU Health Saxony Hospital, provides five tips for preventing sports-related injuries.

WARM UP This is very important for injury prevention, much more so than stretching prior to exercise. Before stepping onto the field or court and going full speed, give yourself 15-20 minutes to get your body moving.

Warming up helps loosen your joints and prepare your muscles for higher intensity work. Hamstring strains, for example, are a common sports-related injury and are less likely to happen when your muscles are warmed up. Start your warm up with a light jog or running in place to get your heart rate up. Then begin with active stretches such as toe touches, deep lunges, knee hugs and jumping jacks.

WEAR THE PROPER EQUIPMENT Certain sports have protective gear for a reason. Make sure your gear, including

helmets, mouth guards or pads fit you properly. Gear that is too big or too small isn’t protecting your body correctly and can result in injury. Know when it’s time to replace your gear as well. If your protective gear has taken too many blows, it may not be as effective. You can contact the manufacturer for recommendations on when it’s advisable to replace your gear.

GET ENOUGH REST Your body needs time to recover after a practice or a game. The micro-injuries to our tissues heal and repair as we sleep, and as a result we get stronger. When athletes do not get enough sleep, their muscles become fatigued and they are at greater risk for injury. Overuse injuries, such as shin splints, can sometimes be a result of too much physical activity in a short time and not enough rest. You cannot expect your body to perform at its best if it’s running on a low battery.

DO NOT POWER THROUGH PAIN You may be making a minor injury much worse if you do this. Also, when our bodies are in pain we alter the way we do things.

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rather than later to avoid further damage, and certainly if the pain continues or makes it difficult to perform everyday activities.

COOL DOWN Cooling down is just as important as warming up. Stretching after activity helps maintain flexibility to promote good body mechanics, and can also reduce the buildup of lactic acid from tough workouts which can make your muscles cramp and feel stiff.

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Mercantile 37 Offers Custom Furnishings, Home Décor Products and Much More Writer / Julie Yates Photographer / Eli Beaverson

Mercantile 37 is not only a destination where patrons can spend an enjoyable time shopping and eating - it’s also a slice of local history. Renovated by the Roudebush family, the former truck stop located on State Road 37 North houses a showroom filled with locally-made gifts, vintage knickknacks and custom home décor crafted from reclaimed materials. Within the facility, Wheelers Cafe and Market offers locallysourced beverages and food items.

“My wife Emma’s great-great uncle Cecil Scott built the truck stop, Scotty’s Inn, in 1940,” Nick Roudebush says. “In the 1970s it became Wheelers Restaurant, a diner.

The building was vacant from 1999 to 2017, when we purchased it.”

Truly a family business, Nick and Emma own Mercantile 37 with Nick’s parents, J.R. and Kelly Roudebush. Family friends Neal and Angie Fine operate Wheelers Cafe and Market. Emma and Kelly act as showroom designers, while Nick and J.R.

are responsible for assembling custom furnishings such as lighting, tables, chairs and stools, countertops, coffee and side tables, shelving and mantels, as well as reupholstering and repainting furniture.

Most of the material used comes from old barns or inner-city salvage.

“Mercantile 37 has items from a collective of local makers,” Roudebush says. “There are lots of routes a customer can go with their experience here. We offer various styles here - not just one. People can find modern farmhouse, mid-century modern or industrial chic. Our customers are fully engaged in the design process. For instance, a family of four might come in and want a table, but they want to be able to do crafts on it.”

Stopping by Wheelers is a must when visiting Mercantile 37. Open from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. from Tuesday through Friday, and from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, the cafe serves breakfast, lunch, local coffee and Indiana-brewed beer and spirits. Locallygrown organic produce and foodstuffs are available in the market for purchase.

Several special events are scheduled at Mercantile 37 for the upcoming months.

On May 2, Spoil & Soil will offer customers the chance to buy locally-crafted Mother’s Day gifts and organic heirloom vegetable starts. On June 13, Throwback Night will feature vintage cars, and music from previous decades.

“I think folks that come in our showroom appreciate values like quality, custom, local and homemade,” Roudebush says. “We custom-build all of our furnishings to the customer’s needs, and right here on site.”

Visit Mercantile 37 at 25625 State Road 37 North in Noblesville. Hours of operation are: Tue. by appointment; Wed. and Thu. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Fri. and Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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CarSnoop: New App Takes the Time & Stress Out of New Car Buying Writer / Jon Shoulders Photographer / Michael Durr

Cole Keesling knew as far back as 1997 that the traditional approach to car buying could be improved upon. He was determined to establish a service that could eliminate the hassle of long waits at dealerships, and backand-forth haggling.

“I knew there had to be a better way,” says Keesling, who has extensive experience as a new and used auto sales manager and finance manager. “I started out a few years

ago by talking to people needing cars and getting information on their trade-in vehicle and then talking to multiple dealers on their behalf to get offers so they wouldn’t have to have that hassle. I did about 100 deals manually without any sort of app, and now we have our app, CarSnoop, that makes the entire buying process that much easier.”

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exclusive network of Indiana dealers, who can then bid on the customer’s new vehicle need. It’s all 100% anonymous — dealers have no information on potential buyers beyond the city they live in, and as such, customers are not bombarded with emails and sales calls.

After customers choose the right deal for them, all the necessary paperwork is prepared so that the customer only needs to sign and pick up their new car. Even those trading in their used vehicle can do so through CarSnoop’s hassle-free process,

which involves uploading photos and entering a few basic pieces of information like mileage, condition and vehicle identification number.

A refundable $100 deposit is required once a customer has searched the app for their preferred vehicle attributes and is ready to view the best offers. Once the transaction is complete, the deposit is refunded.

The final paperwork and delivery steps can be completed at a dealership, or the dealer can deliver the documents and car to the customer’s preferred location.

“Our number-one priority is the user experience — we want the user to feel the process we’ve built makes sense, is easy to understand, and is comfortable,” says Keesling, adding that CarSnoop is a locallyowned company based in Fortville.

The CarSnoop app is currently only available for Indiana customers, and Keesling says the company —which also includes Keesling’s wife Janel, who serves as brand champion, Vice President Shawn Manion, and Dealership Sales Manager Chris Evans — plans to expand into the Louisville and Cincinnati market by the summer.

“We want 100 dealers per market area of about one million people,” Keesling says.

“We’re going to do about 60% of our business from the core dealers - Chevrolet, Toyota, Ford, Honda and Chrysler Dodge Jeep. We’re currently doing new cars only because we don’t want condition to be an objection at delivery. We will be moving to certified preowned options in the future as well.”

Keesling says a top issue throughout the auto industry in recent years is a desire on the part identity,” he says. “On the app, you’re building of buyers for alternative methods for buying your exact car, right down to the color.” cars that reduce direct dealership involvement.

The reasons Keesling wanted to launch “I think we’re ahead of the curve with the CarSnoop in the Central Indiana market way the market is going,” he says. “It’s our are simple. job to educate the buyer, and everybody is able to chat directly with us. When “I’ve spent 22 years in the car business, with customers are chatting with CarSnoop, they most of that in the Indianapolis market, and are literally speaking with me and Shawn. we’re all from here — we couldn’t think of a Also, if they want to do a test drive they can better place to start,” he says. “We wanted to do that and ask not to be entered into the get behind the Indiana tech movement. The dealership’s system. There are virtual test relationships with dealers that Shawn, Chris drives online now, too.” and I have here are great. We really believe we’re going to change the way people lease Keesling stresses that CarSnoop is a buying or buy new cars, doing it from right here in app rather than a shopping app.

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SPRING LAWN CARE ESSENTIALS April is upon us and there are certain things we want to do with the lawn in April.

CRABGRASS CONTROL

If you have not gotten your crabgrass controls down, this needs to be done.

Once this window is missed it is difficult to get on top of it. It was a pretty mild winter and as of this writing March has been relatively warm. The soil temperatures are increasing fairly fast. Each crabgrass plant can produce 150,000 seeds. And when one kills the plant it is brown, unsightly and the carcass of the plant remains for several weeks. Along edges, park strips with debris in them, and areas that get weed eated too short or driven over are susceptible to crabgrass.

SEEDING

This is a time I consider seeding in shady areas only. The tree leaves are not quite out and the ground is clean and the seed has a good chance to germinate in the spring. I do not like to seed in sunny areas as there are a few problems with spring seeding lawns.

As we have cool season grasses here, the

organic approach

new plants will be juvenile and much of the energy goes to the blade in the spring. I prefer to seed sunny areas in the early fall/late summer. The plant will germinate and, as fall approaches, the physiology of the plant will begin to send energy to the root system which will then develop over winter and in the early spring allowing for a mature plant in the summer which can survive the summer.

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BROADLEAF WEED CONTROL & FERTILIZER

Broadleaf weeds are beginning to show up. Dandelions, clover, plantain, and other weeds begin to germinate and they are controlled with post emergent weed controls. If you use a granular product purchased at a store, these products generally need to be applied when the turfgrass is moist. At this time, a high amount of nitrogen is not necessarily required. The plant will have its own energy and the soil will become alive with millions of reactions releasing nutrients.

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Shea Eggleston, a senior at Westfield High School, is being recognized for her outstanding work at Student Impact of Westfield.

hang out and get mentorships and guidance. and extracurriculars, to be where I am today, but it has been more than worth it. With all Eggleston says she is excited to be the hard work, receiving this award is even recognized by Student Impact of Westfield. more special.”

favorite teacher, is Erin McKinney, a math teacher at Westfield High School. Not only was she an amazing teacher, and helped me find a new passion in math, but she also was, and still is, an amazing friend and mentor,” Eggleston says.

“Mrs. McKinney has helped me through some of the hardest times in my life,” she adds. “To this day, I try and see her at least once a week just to say hello or have a conversation. It is not only Mrs. McKinney at Westfield, but there are so many teachers like her. I know so many students that have a relationship similar to mine with a teacher and those relationships will stick with the students for the rest of their lives.”

Eggleston says Student Impact of Westfield has also helped her tremendously.

“I attend Student Impact every Monday and Friday and volunteer as an intern/ student leader every Tuesday and Thursday,” Eggleston says. “I love everything about this organization. I love the people who run it and attend it, what they stand for, what they do for Westfield, and everything in between.

part of Student Impact since the fifth grade and will be a member until the moment she graduates high school.

“I started volunteering at student impact my sophomore year, but it wasn’t until my junior year that I was volunteering on a constant basis. As of right now, I volunteer nine or more hours a week, and love every minute.”

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Eggleston also says she loves living in Westfield.

“I have always felt safe and secure while being in Westfield,” she says. “I love the amenities and opportunities available. I love that Westfield has fun things to do with friends, and also fun things to do with family.” She believes Student Impact is a big part of that.

Danyele Easterhaus, executive director of Student Impact of Westfield, says says she is thrilled Eggleston has been recognized.

WESTFIELD HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR ENCOURAGES CLASSMATES TO LEAD BY EXAMPLE “I feel extremely humbled and honored to win,” Eggleston says. “My high school journey has been far from easy. During Student Impact, 536 North Union Street, my freshman year, I was diagnosed with Zionsville, is a safe place where students Crohn’s Disease, and missed a lot of school from grades 5-12 can build relationships because of it. I get sick easily and miss more that bring hope and healing. It was started in school than most people. It has taken a 1999 to be an environment where kids can lot of hard work and dedication to school

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When Westfield High School senior Jacob Roberts joined the Best Buddies club in middle school, he had a very personal motive for doing so. At that time, he had no idea that five years later, he would be the club’s president. The self-proclaimed shy and quiet student has become a champion for promoting inclusion and recently led a convocation to encourage his peers to respect people of all different ability levels.

“I originally joined Best Buddies in eighth grade at the middle school. I had just gotten news that my brother was going to be born with Down Syndrome,” Roberts says. “So, I really joined just to figure out how to treat him since he would be different. Throughout that year and my freshman year, I learned so much more about Best Buddies.”

Eggleston plans to study zoology in college.

“Ever since I can remember, my favorite thing has always been animals, particularly of the mammal species, but still animals in general,” Eggleston says. “My dream job has always been something to do with animals, whether that was a veterinarian or a zoo keeper, I did not really know, but I knew it had to be with animals.

Eggleston is proud to say she have been a

“Shea is just an amazing young woman,” Easterhaus says. “She leads with a quiet, yet strong sense about her, despite all the issues she faces each and every day. She puts others first and displays leadership not in

“Once I started trying to narrow down my dream job, I knew I did not want to be a veterinarian, but that is about all I could figure out. I hope one day I can figure out what career I want, but for now, I know it must be working with animals.”

Eggleston noted that Westfield has some of the best teachers.

“Almost every single teacher I have had since first grade I have really liked. With Westfield teachers you can tell they want every single one of their students to succeed, and they try to make that happen. I have had so many teachers inspire me, and make me want to be a better person and student.”

Eggleston has a favorite teacher.

“One teacher that will forever have a place in my heart and will forever be my absolute

WESTFIELD STUDENTS LAUNCH 3D PRINTING AND MODELING BUSINESS Writer / Matt Keating Photographer / Eli Beaverson

prototyping, rather than inventing, was

measurements of buildings, which I then

and in developmental disabilities Weour include andfor accept for process,” who they intellectual recreated a 3D modeling software. I then distaste the people patenting Roberts continues, “I learned that my are paired with a regular education peer. buildings, areWarns and simply just be friends. ” 3D printed scale models of those explains.

“This business puts to use original thinking was completely and The club typically meets on Fridays during Westfield High School studentswrong John Warns which turned out better than I could have our skills in business and modeling, while I believed the wrong mission. The mission the CORE Advisory period.

Activities are Westfi eld High School is among and Jacob Mills recently launched Antidote avoiding the legal world of patents. I’m imagined.

I have a great appreciation for of Best Buddies is to end the social, physical, many schools both nationwide and organized and foster growing friendships Modeling, a business that offers 3D printing looking forward to growing this business architecture, so it was very amazing to and economic discrimination of those with internationally that offer the Best Buddies between each buddy pair. On Oct. 29, and modeling services. combine my interests in one project. This into the future.” intellectual and developmental disabilities. program as a student activity. Students with Roberts organized and led a special

“Jacob and I started it because, as inventors, 20 / we both love design,” says Warns, a senior.

The duo has thoroughly enjoyed conceptualizing and growing their own business.

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Indiana University Foundation on a project to create 3D models of buildings on the IU campus.

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project has also given me the idea that I would like to model buildings again if ever given the chance.”

10:54 AM Warns, co-president of Antidote11/20/19 Modeling, is also an avid rock climber.

“I am the co-president of the Westfield rock climbing club,” he says. “I also do a lot

of work in the school’s maker space, called the Idea Farm.”

Warns has high hopes for the future, and plans to major in mechanical engineering technologies at Purdue University .

“If I had to choose one thing that I like most about Westfield it would be the people,” Warns says. “Everyone in this town is so nice and welcoming.

I’ve been honored to call Westfield my home for all 18 years of my life.”

Mills, co-president of Antidote Modeling, also participates in Westfield High School’s Idea Farm, which he feels has helped the business considerably.

“Antidote Modeling is a company that caters to smaller companies, or individual people,” says Mills, a junior.

“We can take on large companies too.

The real thing that we think people will value in our company is our ability to communicate, and use that ability to create a better product. Since we are a small company at this time, our customers get our full attention, which is something that can’t be said with larger companies.”

Mills is also involved in several school activities including the FIRST Robotics Competition robotics team 6956, rock climbing club, ski club and spikeball club.

Mills has a firm grasp on what he wants to do in the future.

“I’m going to major in mechanical engineering because I love solving real-life problems with practical engineering and 3D printing,” he says.

Mills adds that he thoroughly enjoys living in Westfield.

“I love the people of Westfield,” he says.

“I have made so many good friends and connections here, and that makes me feel like a part of the community.”

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WESTFIELD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 116 E Main Street Westfield, IN 46074 (317) 804-3030 westfield-chamber.org

UPCOMING EVENTS Westfield Young Professionals TBD Coffee with the Chamber TBD Cambria Hotel Westfield 18592 Carousel Lane Westfield, IN 46074 Chamber of Commerce Luncheon POSTPONED Bridgewater Club 3535 E 161st St. Carmel, IN 46033 Business After Hours TBD Wood Wind Golf Club 2302 W 161st St. Westfield, IN 46074

For the twenty-seventh year, the Westfield Chamber of Commerce will be presenting a $2000 scholarship to a graduating senior who resides within Washington Township. This senior may attend public or private school or be home-schooled. The Chamber’s 2020 scholarship will be given in Memory of Hal Montgomery, a charter board member of the Chamber when it was incorporated in 1981. Hal was a local businessman who was a great supporter of all things Westfield who was lost unexpectedly in an automobile accident on January 26, 2017.

In addition to the Westfield Chamber of Commerce Scholarship, Keller Williams Realty Indianapolis Metro North-Steve Rupp, The Zulu Group, P.C. will have a $1000 scholarship. Community First Bank - Westfield will have a $500 Scholarship.

Applications are available for download from the Chamber’s website, the counseling centers at Westfield High School and Guerin Catholic High School, and it has been shared for distribution among Hamilton County’s homeschool groups. Next year the deadline will be in May 2020.

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

Archer Investment/Patton & Assoc. | Hittle Floral Design | Brink Innovation | Jewelry Gallery Westfield Youth Assistance | Ferguson Construction | TBC ActionCoach | Tropical Smoothie Cafe Harmony Apartments dba J.C. Hart | Sloderbeck Heating & Cooling

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ANNUAL EVENTS IN WESTFIELD Numerous events and festivals are held in Westfield each year.

Some of the highlights include the following.

MELT THE TRAIL Late February Join us to “melt the trail” at Grand Park at this family-friendly, winter-themed 5k or 10k race! Participants can choose to run or walk a chip-timed course that navigates through Grand Park’s extensive trail system and parts of the Monon Trail.

GREEN DAY April Come celebrate Westfield’s Green Day event at Quaker Park located at 17501 Dartown Road. ‘Westfield Green’ was launched in 2017 to encourage environmental awareness and to continue an initiative that involves the community in our environmental efforts. FREE tree seedlings of several varieties will be available for pickup throughout the event (while supplies last) and there will also be representatives from area organizations that will have informational booths.

GRAND RUN May 25 J oin us for our 7th annual Grand Run, presented by Centier Bank, on Memorial Day at Grand Park Sports Campus!

Participants can choose between a 5k, 10k, or half marathon that winds through the park’s extensive trail system, showcasing the state-of-the-art sports destination. This event benefits local veteran organizations.

DONUT TRAIL June 5-7 We are glazing new trails in Westfield!

Come explore the trails with our unique Donut Trail activity! Before this deliciously fun weekend approaches, you will want to pick up a Donut Trail Passport which contains the rules, a map of all the sweet stops, and participating donut shops to redeem your prizes!

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TOUGH-A-TRUCK June 12 ur Touch-a-Truck event provides your little O one the opportunity to climb up into the driver’s seat, honk the horn, and experience all the exciting things transportation vehicles can do! You might see a semi, dump truck, fire engine, police car, a limo and MORE! This event is free to attend.

WESTFIELD ROCKS THE 4TH July 4 lease check out our highlight video to see P all the great attractions at Westfield Rocks the 4th! We hope that you will continue to make this event a family tradition to celebrate our country’s independence! See you again for WR4! Westfield Rocks the 4th (WR4) is a great opportunity to serve your community and become involved in the largest event in Westfield. Plenty of volunteer opportunities are available and can be done individually, as well as signing up your organization, family or friends!

MOVIES IN THE PARK July and August Come out this summer with your family and friends to enjoy a free, relaxing evening under the stars to watch a good movie with good company!

Movies will begin right after sunset, so start times will vary. We encourage you to bring blankets, chairs, snacks and flashlights! Parking will be available at Westfield High School, across the street from the Asa Bales Park. Make sure to get some Kona Ice or FREE popcorn too! *In the case of inclement weather, we will move the event inside.

We will notify all of this change via our Facebook page the day of the movie!

WESTFIELD IN LIGHTS December 5 J oin us for a fun Holiday Celebration Downtown! FREE activities for the whole family include Pictures with Santa, Train Rides, Pictures with Frosty the Snowman, a Gingerbread House Display, Live Reindeer Petting and Show, Live Musical Entertainment, Food & Retail Vendors and the Annual Tree Lighting Celebration! Don’t miss all the fun!

GRAND FALL FESTIVAL October 10 There’s nothing quite like a fall day in Westfield, Indiana. Join us in celebrating family and community at the Grand Fall Festival! This event will feature a collection of fall activities, including wagon rides for purchase, inflatables, games, vendor area and more! This event is benefiting the Westfield Youth Assistance Program.

FIRESIDE TALES October, Dates Vary Join us for three Wednesdays around the campfire! Each night there will be a new theme, craft and stories! Enjoy s’mores with your little ones and join us for this fall family series!

BARKTOBERFEST October 24 Bring your furry friend and help support the Humane Society for Hamilton County! You will find pet-related vendors at the Mutt Mart, activities for humans and dogs at the Canine Cabana, a canine agility course inside of the Agility Arena, a chance to win prizes at Humane Society Hut and pet costume contests! Of course, we will have delicious food and beverage vendors to celebrate the fall season!

All proceeds from this event will be donated to the Humane Society for Hamilton County.

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