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<br />Play it Safe with Fireworks
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<br />E nergy Conservation
<br />As a reminder, S.B. Fire and Police Depts encourage residents to enjoy
<br />fireworks the by fireworks by trained
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<br />Celtic Fest, 1 -7 pm,
<br />Aug 1:
<br />Music by This End Up, 4 pm
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<br />For Summer Months
<br />NIPSCO Day, 2-10 pm
<br />safest way, attending presented
<br />Music by Soul Function, 4 pm
<br />Summer is one of the
<br />professionals. However, if you choose to purchase fireworks for private
<br />use,
<br />please use caution and follow these safety precautions:
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<br />Only adults 16 and over can purchase fireworks in the State of Indiana and children
<br />I times of the year. By
<br />must be supervised by an adult while using fireworks.
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<br />Private fireworks may only be set off on the user's property, the property of
<br />I choices you can save electricity and money
<br />someone who has consented to the use of fireworks, or a specially designed site
<br />I without giving up the comforts of home.
<br />designated by the State Fire Marshal.
<br />. In the morning, turn your AC to a relatively
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<br />Use fireworks in an open area away from buildings and combustible materials.
<br />I cold setting to pre -cool your house, then turn
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<br />Safety glasses should be worn by those in close proximity and
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<br />I it off before noon, making sure to pull down
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<br />lighting the fireworks
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<br />Have a hose, bucket of water, or a fire extinguisher nearby and pay
<br />I shades and blinds. In a well - insulated,
<br />attention to wind direction. � " ^�-
<br />I modestly sized house, this simple act should
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<br />Fireworks may ONLY be used between 10 a.m. and midnight on <
<br />I allow you to coast through the hottest part of
<br />July 4 and between 5 p.m. and 11 p.m. (two hours after sunset)
<br />I the day. If it doesn't, try to keep your
<br />on June 29 & 30, July 1 - 3 & 5 - 9, and Dec. 31 & Jan. 1.
<br />thermostat setting no lower than 78 degrees. A
<br />room cooled to 75 degrees costs about 18
<br />Live Lunchtime DOWNTOWN I percent more than one cooled to 78.
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<br />a I . Set the thermostat on our water heater
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<br />S Monday through Friday 11:30 am until 1:30 pm a I between 12o and i3o degrees.
<br />From June 16 until August 8 0 © x I • Bundle up your water heater, especially if it's
<br />the Wells Fargo Plaza on the southwest corner 3 ° I located in an unheated part of the house.
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<br />FIRST FRIDAYS in Downtown South
<br />Join us again downtown this summer for live music, classes, kids'
<br />activities, artist receptions, and more on the first Friday of each month
<br />August 6 September 3 October 1
<br />For a complete listing of activities, times and locations visit
<br />www.DtshFirstFridays.com or call DTSB Inc. at 574.282.1110
<br />Bend Up Coming South Bend Events
<br />July 17: Near Northwest Neighborhood Garden
<br />Q6 ( Walk, 9 am -5 pm, NNN Offices 1005 Portage Ave,
<br />days www.nearnorthwest.org
<br />first o July 17, a4 & 31, Aug 7: ArtsEverywhere Summer
<br />`�a end Series, 7 pm, Potawatomi Park, Chris Wilson Pavilion,
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<br />www.artseverywhere.com
<br />July 23: Rooftop Rendezvous with Darryl Buchanan &
<br />South Bend Parks
<br />SOUTH BEND "w"""" Pools & East Race
<br />PARKS & RECREATION
<br />DEPARTMENT NOW OPEN!
<br />The South Bend Parks and Recreation Department's aquatics
<br />facilities are now open for the summer season.
<br />Potawatomi Pool
<br />12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. daily Potawatomi Pool has a kiddie pool with a
<br />spray feature, a diving well and a regulation size pool with a water slide.
<br />East Race Waterway
<br />Sat: 12:00 -5:00 p. m., and Sun: 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. This year there will
<br />also be a NEWclimbing wall in place at the East Race for those wanting a
<br />different challenge.
<br />Kennedy Water Plavaround
<br />11:00 a. m. - 5:00 p. m., Mon - Sat, and 12 - 5:00 p.m. Sun
<br />Kennedy Water Playground, located in Kennedy Park on Westmore just east
<br />of Bendix Drive, is a modern low -depth interactive water playground. The
<br />facility offers children slides, ladders, towers, water spray guns and much
<br />more.
<br />For information call (574) 299 -4765 or visit www.sbpark.org
<br />Because of the many wonderful area events this July, we have
<br />featured some of them along with the August events. We hope you
<br />will be able to attend them.
<br />the Reflections, 5 -10 pm, Wayne Street parking garage,
<br />(574) 234 -2870
<br />July 31: South Bend Firefighters Blues Fest, 2 pm,
<br />Crumstown Conservation Club, South Bend; 217 -6193
<br />Aug 6: Music in the Gardens, 5 -9 pm, Center for
<br />History; (574) 235 -9664 or www.centerforhistory.org
<br />Aug 7: Zoo- To -Do, 7 -10 pm, Potawatomi Zoo,
<br />(574) 288 -4639 or www.potawatomizoo.org
<br />Aug io: Voyages into the Past, 7 pm, Center for
<br />History, 235 -9664 or www.centerforhistory.org
<br />Aug 14: World Pulse Festival, 10 am, 61300 S.
<br />Ironwood Rd, (574) 291 -8200 or worldpulsefestival.com
<br />Aug 14: Clash at the Cove, Pro - Wrestling Event,
<br />7 pm, Coveleski Stadium, (574) 235 -9988
<br />Aug 15: East Race Concert Series with music by Soul
<br />Funtion, 4 pm, Seitz Park, (574) 299-4768
<br />Aug 20: Rooftop Rendezvous with Whistle Pigs,
<br />5 -10 pm, Wayne Street parking garage; (574) 234-2870
<br />East Race Concert Series
<br />at Seitz Park
<br />July 25:
<br />Celtic Fest, 1 -7 pm,
<br />Aug 1:
<br />Music by This End Up, 4 pm
<br />Aug 8:
<br />NIPSCO Day, 2-10 pm
<br />Aug 15:
<br />Music by Soul Function, 4 pm
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