Sunday, January 1, 2006
To Saturday, January 1, 2011
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Madison County
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2000
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2001
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2002
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2003
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2004
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2005
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2006
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2007
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2008
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2009
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Total Sales
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1,302.00
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1,314.00
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1,334.00
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1,479.00
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1,646.00
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1,600.00
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1,651.00
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1,573.00
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1,314.00
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1,292.00
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up to $50000
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298.00
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280.00
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323.00
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375.00
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417.00
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411.00
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562.00
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570.00
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0.23
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0.21
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24.15
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0.26
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0.25
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0.26
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0.34
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0.36
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0.38
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43%
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$50-75000
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330.00
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303.00
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300.00
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292.00
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319.00
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280.00
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294.00
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273.00
|
255.00
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193.00
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| |
0.25
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0.23
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0.22
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0.20
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0.20
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0.18
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0.18
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0.17
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0.19
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15%
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$75-100000
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304.00
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321.00
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284.00
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332.00
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330.00
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299.00
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273.00
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270.00
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| |
0.23
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0.25
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0.21
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0.22
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0.20
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0.19
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0.17
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0.17
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0.16
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16%
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$100-125000
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163.00
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178.00
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188.00
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209.00
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239.00
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245.00
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210.00
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183.00
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| |
0.13
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0.14
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0.14
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0.14
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0.15
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0.15
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0.13
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0.12
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0.10
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11%
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$125-150000
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109.00
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110.00
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114.00
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111.00
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148.00
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159.00
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110.00
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102.00
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| |
0.08
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0.08
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0.08
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0.08
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0.09
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0.10
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0.07
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0.06
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0.06
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6%
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over $150000
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98.00
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122.00
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145.00
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160.00
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193.00
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206.00
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202.00
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175.00
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| |
0.08
|
0.09
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0.11
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0.11
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0.12
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0.13
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0.12
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0.11
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0.10
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9%
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MADISON COUNTY SALES HISTORY
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Ave. Sales $ Mad Co
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$88,955
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$91,804
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$90,170
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$88,134
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$90,280
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$92,294
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$83,076
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$78,204
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1.03%
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-1.78%
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-2.25%
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1.02%
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1.02%
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-9%
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-6.80%
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-1.33%
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-3.84%
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******
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10 YEAR TOTAL
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-16.58%
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Madison County Events at a Glance
July - 2010
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| Date |
Event |
Location |
Contact |
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| July 1-4 |
Anderson Lions Family Festival |
Anderson Speedway |
765-642-0206 |
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| July 1-31 |
Events at the Library |
Anderson & Lapel Libraries |
765-641-2456 |
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| July 3,4,9,10,17,24,26,31 |
Speedway Racing Excitement |
Anderson Speedway |
765-642-0206 |
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| July 4 |
Figure 8 Madness |
Anderson Speedway |
765-642-0206 |
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| July 5 |
Special Independence Day Racing Program - 1pm |
Hoosier Park Racing & Casino |
765-642-7223 - 1-800-526-7223 |
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| July 10-11 |
Lapel Village Fair |
Main Street |
765-534-4432 |
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| July 10 |
Indiana Million Dollar Champions Night |
Hoosier Park Racing & Casino |
765-642-7223 - 1-800-526-7223 |
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| July 18-24 |
Madison County 4-H Fair |
Beulah Park - 4-H Grounds |
765-641-9514 (Purdue Extension Office) |
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| July 26 |
Redbud 300 |
Anderson Apeedway |
765-642-0206 |
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| July 26 |
Redbud 300 with NASCAR star, Kyle Bush & Friends |
Anderson Speedway |
765-642-0206 |
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| July 29-31 & August 6-7 |
"Geppetto & Son" |
Mainstage Theatre |
765-644-5111 |
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| July - October 24 |
Live Thoroughbred Racing |
Hoosier Park Racing & Casino |
765-642-7223 - 1-800-526-7223 |
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August - 2010
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| Date |
Event |
Location |
Contact |
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| August 1-31 |
Events at the Library |
Anderson & Lapel Libraries |
765-641-2456 |
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| August 6-7 |
"Geppetto & Son" |
Mainstage Theatre |
765-644-5111 |
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| August 7,14,20,21,28 |
Speedway Racing Excitement |
Anderson Speedway |
765-642-0206 |
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| August 19-21 |
"Arsenic & Old Lace" |
Mainstage Theatre |
765-644-5111 |
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| August 20-22 |
Elwood Glass Festival |
Callaway Park |
765-552-0180 |
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| August 27-28 |
"Arsenic & Old Lace" |
Mainstage Theatre |
765-644-5111 |
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September - 2010
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| Date |
Event |
Location |
Contact |
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| September 1-30 |
Events at the Library |
Anderson & Lapel Libraries |
765-641-2456 |
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| September 4,11,18,25 |
Speedway Racing Excitement |
Anderson Speedway |
765-642-0206 |
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| September 6 |
Special Labor Day Racing Program - 1pm |
Hoosier Park Racing & Casino |
765-642-7223 - 1-800-526-7223 |
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| September 10-11 |
Fall Creek Heritage Fair |
Falls Park |
765-778-3876 - marthagodleski@comcast.net |
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| September 11-12 |
Andersontown Powwow & Indian Market |
Anderson - Athletic Park |
765-643-5633 |
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| September 17-19 |
Frankton Heritage Days |
Bailey's Field |
765-754-3218 |
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| September 30 - October 2 & October 8-9 |
"Oliver" |
Mainstage Theatre |
765-644-5111 |
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October - 2010
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| Date |
Event |
Location |
Contact |
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| Otober 1-31 |
Events at the Library |
Anderson & Lapel Libraries |
765-641-2456 |
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| October 1-2, 2010 |
Gaither Fall Festival |
Gaither Family Resources |
1-800-520-4664 |
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| October 1-3, 2010 |
Small Town USA Festival |
Beulah Park |
765-724-3514 - info@smalltonwusafestival.net |
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| October 2,9,16,23 |
Speedway Racing Excitement |
Anderson Speedway |
765-642-0206 |
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| October 2 |
"Oliver" |
Mainstage Theatre |
765-644-5111 |
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| October 2 |
$500,000-added Grade II Indiana Derby |
Hoosier Park Racing & Casino |
765-642-7223 - 1-800-526-7223 |
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| October 8-9 |
"Oliver" |
Mainstage Theatre |
765-644-5111 |
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| October 9, 2010 |
Red Gold/Elwood Chamber Chili Cook-off - 11am-2pm |
Elwood Courthouse |
765-552-0180 |
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November - 2010
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| Date |
Event |
Location |
Contact |
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| November 1-30, 2010 |
Events at the Library |
Anderson & Lapel Libraries |
765-641-2456 |
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| November 11-13 |
"Camelot" |
Mainstage Theatre |
765-644-5111 |
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| November 19-20 |
"Camelot" |
Mainstage Theatre |
765-644-5111 |
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| November 27- December 5, 2010 |
Paramount Theatre's Festival of Trees |
Historic Paramount Theatre Centre |
765-642-1234 |
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December - 2010
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| Date |
Event |
Location |
Contact |
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| December 1-31, 2010 |
Events at the Library |
Anderson & Lapel Libraries |
765-641-2456 |
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| December 1-5, 2010 |
Paramount Theatre's Festival of Trees |
Historic Paramount Theatre Centre |
765-642-1234 |
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| December 3, 2010 |
Winterfest - 4-9pm |
Downtown Anderson |
765-648-6171 - lsylvester@cityofanderson.com |
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| December 18 |
Tips for Hungry Lips - 11am-2pm |
Texas Roadhouse - Anderson |
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Saturday, December 2, 2006
To Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Shopping in Anderson
Goods Candy Shop
1423 West 53rd Street ( 765) 642-7247
Applewood Center
5900 Block or S. Scatterfield Rd
Factory Card Outlet (765) 622-9190
Fashion Bug (765) 642-4169
Radio Shack (765) 649-4911
Wooden Key (765) 649-4091
Kmart
2828 N. Broadway (765-649-5524
Kohl's Department Store
4544 S. Scatterfield Rd. (765) 644-8220
Meijer Department Store
6610 S. Scatterfield Rd. (765) 683-5200
Old Navy
4622 S. Scatterfield Rd. (765) 643-1859
Shoe Carnival
4636 S. Scatterfield Rd. (765) 649-1748
Target
5501 S. Scatterfield Rd. (765) 649-2521
Super Walmart
4420 S. Scatterfield Rd. (765) 649-5025
Mounds Mall
2109 S. State Road 9 (765) 648-2245
Bath and Body Works (765) 642-4610
Claire's Boutique (765) 642-7944
Elder-Beerman (765) 644-0954
The Finish Line (765) 644-9221
Monday, November 12, 2007
To Monday, December 19, 2011
Community Hospital Anderson
1515 N. Madison Ave.
Anderson, IN 46011
Hospital operator:
765-298-4242
Saturday, December 8, 2007
To Sunday, December 8, 2013
Anderson Family YMCA
28 W. 12th Street
Anderson, IN 46016
765/644-7796
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Moving Tips!
Moving across country or even across town can be very stressful. Here are some tips that might prove helpful in this situation.
GENERAL GUIDELINES
- Move on a weekday if you can, when banks, utilities and government offices are open
- Order preprinted address labels with your new address as soon as you know it. It makes those change-of-address process much easier and faster!
- Keep a utility log to check service-transfer dates. If you're moving locally, leave the power and water on at your old address a few extra days so you can go back and clean up after your move.
- Choose a "packing room" ahead of time and box up a few things each day.
- To save time, rent a carpet shampooer at the same time you rent your truck
- Mark each box with its contents and destination room. That way, you and your helpers will know where each box belongs at your new home.
- If moving locally, you may want to leave your pets with a friend during moving day. Animals can become confused and frightened during a move.
- Remember to allow for extra braking room if you are driving the moving van. Anticipate stops and allow a 3-second gap between you and the vehicle in front of you.
- If you are in a moving van, such as a U-Haul, watch out for drive-thru restaurant and motel over-hangs...CLEARANCE!!!
PACKING TIPS
- There are so many different types of boxes available, such as electronic boxes, clothing boxes or just the normal packing boxes. evaluate your needs for what boxes you will need to ensure safe transportation.
- PACKING YOUR BOXES (TIPS)
- Group items of similar size and weight. Try not to mix belongings from different rooms of your home. First, pour a layer of packing peanuts into the bottom of the box. Wrap heaviest items first with bubble wrap or packing paper and place them in the bottom of the box.
- Wrap additional, lighter items with bubble wrap or packing paper and separate them from items in the bottom of the box with cushion foam. Place heavier items ont he bottom and lighter items on top.
- Before closing your box, cushion the entire package using packing peanuts or crumpled packing paper stuffed firmly into unfilled spaces to prevent shifting and damage to your goods. Your filled box should not weight more than about 30 pounds, or that which you can lift easily. Under packed boxes may collapse in transit, while over packed boxes can rupture, damaging belongings.
- Close the box and seal it with sturdy packing tape. Label the box with its contents and destination room.
- IN THE TRUCK (TIPS)
- Tier your load by placing the heaviest pieces in a row across the floor of the van and building a second and third row on top of the first and so on, until they reach the ceiling. Then start on the next tier. Household items are never identical in weight, shape or size and packing for a tight, evenly distributed load is key to ensuring that all belongings arrive undamaged. The pros use pads to ensure that they meet this goal; to fill a space, to level a tier or to give support to a curved or i
Monday, March 3, 2008
To Sunday, March 3, 2013
Friday, March 21, 2008
To Monday, March 25, 2013
Thursday, January 22, 2009
To Tuesday, January 22, 2013
"Life Expectancy of House Components,"
according to the National Association of Home Builders.
5-10 Years
Security Systems: 5-10 years
Heat and smoke detectors: 5-10 years
Dishwashers: 9 years
Microwave ovens: 9 years
Carpet: 8-10 years
10-20 Years
Built-in audio system: 20 years
Aluminum windows: 15-20 years
Asphalt shingle roofs: 20 years
Faucets, kitchen sinks: 15 years
Gas ranges: 15 years
Cultured marble countertops: 20 years
Dryers and refrigerators: 13 years
Air conditioning units: 10-15 years
Lighting controls: 10+ years
Interior and exterior paints: 15+ years
Electric or gas water heaters: 10 years
Air conditioners: 10-15 years
Furnaces: 15-20 years
30-50 Years
Thermostats: 35 years
Wooden windows: 30 years
Wood shake roofs: 30 years
French Interior doors: 30-50 years
50-100 Years
Slate, copper and clay and concrete roofs: 50+ years
Copper gutters: 50+ years
Kitchen cabinets: Up to 50 years
Modified acrylic kitchen sinks: 50 years
Vinyl floors: 50 years
100 Years or More
Brick siding
All wooden floors
Cellulose insulation material
APPLIANCES
According to the NAHB study you can expect your gas range to last 15 years; clothes dryers and refrigerators should last about 13; microwave ovens and dishwashers 9; and trash compactors about 6 years.
Keeping appliances clean will help them operate more efficiently. Keeping your refrigerator's coils and door gasket clean will make for a better seal, cut down on energy loss and prevent wear and tear on the motor. When it comes to the dishwasher, the more you use it, the longer it is likely to operate. Infrequent use causes gaskets to dry out and results in leaks.
CONCRETE AND MASONRY
Masonry is one of the most durable components of a home. Chimneys, fireplaces and brick veneers can last a lifetime, and brick walls have an average life expectancy of more than 100 years.
You can extend the life of your fireplace and chimney by burning only seasoned, dry hardwood. Have a chimneysweep inspect it once annually or after burning a cord of wood, whichever comes first. Seal brick, concrete and masonry with a high-quality concrete and masonry sealerKS
The life expectancy of a wooden deck can vary dramatically depending upon many factors such as climate, sun exposure, deck construction and finish. According to the NAHB study, a deck has a life expectancy of about 20 years under ideal conditions.
There are a few very common mistakes that people make when it comes to building and maintaining a deck. First, the lowest portion of the deck framing should be no less than 20 centimeters from the soil to prevent rot and pest damage. Deck boards should never be face nailed or screwed to the framing as this tears the wood fibre and acts as an entrance source for water to damage both the decking and framing. Using a hidden deck fastener from below will prevent this condition. Keep the deck clean and add a new coat of finish every three to five years.
DOORS
Although the NAHB study finds that exterior fibreglass, steel and wood doors will last as long as the house, fibreglass is the most stable and won't expand and contract like steel or crack like wood.
Whatever the material, the best step that you can take to maintain an exterior door
Friday, July 9, 2010
To Saturday, September 11, 2010
Pendleton Fall Festival
September 10th and 11th
Come join us for delicious fair food, entertainment, Cutest Baby Contest, Garden Clinic with a plant sale, and lots of vendors.
Booth space is still available. Contact:
Jeanette Thompson
Pendleton Fall Festival
Downtown Pendleton, Indiana
