Schererville Park Foundation raises funds for facilities
Well-equipped and maintained parks and open spaces create an excellent quality of life in communities. Residents and visitors alike enjoy the facilities at the Schererville parks and nature sites.
In addition to the hard-working staff of the Schererville Parks & Recreation Department, the Schererville Parks Foundation is a partner in these efforts.
The Parks Foundation is a not-for-profit fundraising organization with the goal of augmenting and promoting the growth of parks and green spaces throughout the Town of Schererville. This foundation advocates the preservation of open spaces within the community and looks to enhance lifestyles through various projects.
These projects include the creation of the Perry Ferrini Dog Park on West 91st Avenue and Mathews Street; the restoration of the historic Hilbrich Log Cabin and development of the Richard Teibel Nature Preserve on an 81-acre parcel near Eagle Ridge and Deer Creek. The area will be considered a passive park, with walking paths and areas to observe nature.
The foundation is chartered by the Town of Schererville. All foundation directors are volunteers and are appointed to staggered terms by the Schererville Town Council.
Current board members include Bob Vercel, president; Ron Kovach, vice president; Richard Young, treasurer; Darlene Bouma, secretary; Dave Richards; Mark Sandifer; and Janet Wozniak. In addition, the board includes Sharon Moore, Town Council liaison; Robert Volkmann, Schererville town manager; John Novacich, park superintendent; and Michael Jasaitis, attorney.
The Parks Foundation is a tax-exempt 501 (c)(3) organization and a 509 (a)(3) supporting organization. All donations to the Parks Foundation are fully tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
The Parks Foundation will continue to solicit property and financial donations for future green spaces within the town. For more information or to make a donation to the Schererville Parks Foundation, visit the organization's Web site at www.scherervilleparksfoundation.org .
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the creation of the Perry Ferrini Dog Park on West 91st Avenue and Mathews Street; the restoration of the historic Hilbrich Log Cabin and development of the Richard Teibel Nature Preserve on an 81-acre parcel near Eagle Ridge and Deer Creek.
At top, Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard (center) leads off the ride, with more than 500 bicyclists, including his wife, Winnie, (left) joining him for the trip south on Lafayette Road to Eagle Creek Park from Fishback Creek Public Academy,
The run's first stop will be at Butte Creek Mill in Eagle Point. There will be opportunities to stop at the Prospect Historic Hotel and Rogue River Lodge. The route then will follow Rogue River to Sams Valley, past Table Rocks, through Gold Hill to
On the Pennsylvania Side: Bucks County fishermen are seeing spotty bass and panfish action in the Falls Township Park Pond, Silver Lake and Lake Galena. Fishing in the Neshaminy Creek has been slow. In the Lehigh Valley, the Lehigh River is giving up
The Copper Creek Golf Course opens Friday, without snow delay. Improvements to the course include reshaping and resurfacing three of the greens on holes No. 2, No. 9 and No. 11. It's slated to remain open daily 7:30 am to 6 pm through Oct. 2.
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"Thank you for your interest in the Eagle Creek Shooting Range. We are in transition currently and are eager to have it open to the public again as soon as possible. That will most likely be in the next couple of weeks. Please check the Pistol Range voicemail at 327-7296 for updated information about a specific timeline once one is confirmed." I think it's time the City started hearing from polite, interested, concerned gun-owners. Here's the home page for the Mayor's Action Center; ask them why Eagle Creek Park Pistol Range isn't open to the public . Here's a contact page where you can ask Mayor Ballard why Eagle Creek Park Pistol Range is closed . Please use the links. Please share these links!
Little Butte Creek flows into the world renowned Rogue River just five minutes from Eagle Point at Touvelle Park.
Hah, no. I think it's from hiking up and down through Eagle Creek Park for a few hours yesterday "Team Building" did it.
Just saw two deer outside of Eagle Creek Park!
RT : Today: "In Concert with Nature," Bluegrazz Junction, Eagle Creek Park, 6:30 pm. 
Today: "In Concert with Nature," Bluegrazz Junction, Eagle Creek Park, 6:30 pm. Eagle Creek Park - Bookshelf
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AM Reservoir Log Spend some quality time at Eagle Creek Park, one of the nation's largest city-owned parks, ^^^^ where the water is big and the boat motors ...Indianapolis Monthly
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