Noblesville Indiana

Noblesville, Indiana

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Noblesville, the county seat of Hamilton County, is located north of Fishers. Noblesville Township extends from 146th Street north to 216th Street. Noblesville includes Morse Reservoir. Noblesville offers easy access to highways, and a convenient commute to Indianapolis.

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Noblesville is known for it's commitment to family and it is apparent through its wonderful Noblesville school district which serves Noblesville Township, seven of the district's nine schools have been named Four Star Schools by the Indiana Department of Public Instruction.

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There is a wide range of parks located within Noblesville. Potter's Bridge Park and Trail, centered around one of the few remaining covered bridges in Indiana, is part of an approximately four mile river walk/trail that will link Potter's Bridge, the 150 acre Forest Park and Golf Course, and downtown The Indianapolis Water Company maintains Morse Reservoir, located just north of downtown. This reservoir has provided not only a source of recreation for the community, but has also resulted in the development of two of Noblesville's largest residential subdivisions.

Potter's Bridge Park

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Master Gardener Program

Provides gardeners with intensive education in horticultural principles.
The instruction is provided without charge, however, there is a fee for supplies which become your personal reference collection. Classes offered Thursdays from 1:00-4:00 p.m. and 6:30-9:30 p.m. depending on demand. Participants who successfully complete the program and, thereafter, donate an equal number of volunteer hours in community gardening services are certified as Master Gardeners. Yearly donation of time is expected to maintain certification.
More Info - Hamilton Co. Master Gardeners
Advanced Enrollment Necessary. Contact Bill Rice
Next Series Starts August 2007

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4-H Program
Something for Everyone!

The largest youth organization in the country, 4-H is open to all youth from 3rd through 12th grade. Over 65 "learn by doing" projects are available to cover a wide variety of interests. In addition to all the fun they have, youth are building responsibility, citizenship, time management, and leadership skills.
There is no fee to join the 4-H program.
Enrollment Deadline For 2007 is March 1, 2007.