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Dear Neighbor: Morris Performing Arts
Center
South Bend's comeback is now fully underway. There's a new civic energy evident in http://www.morriscenter.org
improvements to the physical environment and the increased vibrancy in the downtown October 4th 7:30pm
area. Bob &Tom Comedy Show
at Palais Royale
I presented South Bend's 2014 budget to the Common Council in August. The budget October 5th 8:00pm
South Bend Symphony
is not just a fiscal document. It's a statement of our priorities. The budget is grounded orchestra—Holst
in the three key purposes of our administration. The Planets
October 6th 7:30pm
First, we make the basics of life easy for residents. Since holding down a job, raising a B.B. King
October 8th 7:30pm
family, and getting through school is tough enough on its own, we need to see to it that So You Think You Can Dance
residents can do all that without worrying about whether their drinking water is clean, October 25th 8:00pm
their streets functional, and their neighborhoods safe. South Bend Symphony
Orchestra-Leonard Bernstein
Second, we offer good government cost-effective services delivered quickly and October 26th 7:30pm
Gabriel Iglesias
professionally b atrans transparent government that utscitizensfrst. Stand-U
Revolution
October 27th 7:30pm
And third,the most urgent thing in front of us is to create an environment where Earth,wind, & Fire
everyone can thrive, promoting job creation and economic development by every For more information contact
means available. Morris Performing Arts center
574.235.9190
Center for History
The only way to speed up our progress is by continuing to change the way we do http:/centerforhistory.org
business in order to accelerate South Bend's comeback. We must work to continue to Century Center
drive investment and grow jobs, and this budget makes that our top priority using old www.centurycenter.org
tools and new ones. October 2nd,6pm-8 pm
College Fair
In the coming weeks, Council members and I will work together to frame a budget that October 6th,6pm
meets these priorities. Initiatives include an expanded 311 service, improvements to key SBCSC K-12 Magnet Fair
corridors and downtown thoroughfares, and more progress for vacant and abandoned south Bend
houses. Medical Foundation
www.sbmf.org
Our budget will cut expenditures overall by 3.4 percent in order to balance the general Blood Donor Center
fund, stay on a fiscally responsible path, and hold our cash reserves at acceptable levels. Hours of operation:
This has earned us an exemplary credit rating of"AA,"the top rating among Class Two Monday through Friday
Cities in the State of Indiana. Sam until 5pm
Saturday from
We are well on our way to delivering the changes that residents hired us to make. In 7:30 until 2:00 pm
reality, perception, and reputation, our city is improving. We're changing the way we do At 530 North Lafayette Blvd.South Bend
business, embracing what our residents want, and working together to become stronger Museum of Art
than ever before. www.southbendart.org
Sincerely, October 24th,6:00 pm
Champagne Reception,
Gala Dinner
Palais Royale
Pete Buttigieg, Mayor
City of South Bend Continued on backside
South Bend Notre Dame Sports Bethel College Sports
Civic Theatre @009 Integra October 19th 7:30pm October B 29th Basketball
http://www.sbct.org/ g Football Men's Basketball
Sept 27th—Oct 6th vs USC Vs Holy Cross
The Cherry Orchard Shredding Identity Theft October 28th 7:00pm October 2nd 7:00pm
October 26th Saturday, October 5, 2013 Men's Basketball Women's Soccer:
November 3 Spider's Web 8:00 a.m. to noon vs Indianapolis Vs(RV)Grace College
At Purcell Pavilion October 5th 1:00pm
The Near Northwest Martin's Supermarket
Neighborhood I leritage Square,Granger, IN October 2nd 7:00pm Women's Soccer:
htip:0 Women's Volleyball Goshen College
www.nearnorthwest.org Cost: $10 minimum donation vs Duke October 12th 7:00pm
At Purcell Pavilion Men's Soccer:
Mondays 4pm-5:15pm °•n yon ba.e a verse amount ro gored,we would appreciate your
Gentle/restorative considerate donation. October 4th 7:00pm Vs(RV)Indiana Wesleyan
Free Yoga Protect yourself from Identity Then. Integra Certiaed Document Women's Volleyball October 18th 7:OOpm
g Destruction will destroy your personal and business records on-site. vs Wake Forest Men's Soccer:
Wednesdays They'll even shred computer CDs. Your donation helps pay rewards
for information leading to the arrest of Mony offenders in our At Purcell Pavilion Vs Marian University
5:15pm—6:30pm eorturarm y October 18th 7:00pm Holy Cross Sports
Developing Your Yoga Forl oore information,visit ww..MleGanaerimeSmpp—com-Finauson
Free Class IarebookarMicrear,Curti,Stoppers. or call(xo0)342-srov, Women's Volleyball October 12th2:30pm
or(574)298 STOP vs Miami(Fla) Men's Soccer
October 19th
10am11 am At Purcell Pavilion Vs Illinois Tech
October 15th 4:00pm
NNN,Inc.Meeting « October 20th 1:00pm Women's Soccer
Room REAL Helping People. Changing Lives." Women's Volleyball Vs Robert Morris College
Fall Home Maintenance SERVICES vs Florida State October 16th 4:00pm
Learn about those little REAL Services Community Action Agency At Purcell Pavilion Men's Soccer
things to do around your 3rd Annual Five-County Awards Recognition Luncheon St Mary s Sports Vs Robert Morris College house to get ready for October 26th 12:00 P m
winter. Tuesday,October 29,2013 October 2nd,4:00pm Women's Soccer
Radio Sabor Latino Soccer Vs Trinity Christian
htip:0 0 „ vs Adrian October 26th 1:00pm
Please Nominate your Unsung Hero Women's Basketball
www.radiosaborlatino.com October 12th, 12:00pm Vs Grace College
574-232-3212 Keynote Speaker: Dr.Virginia Calvin Soccer October 26th 2:30pm
Cristen's Wish vs Kalamazoo Men's Soccer
Lunch and Swards Program — 11:30am–1:OOpm
http://christenswish.org Gillespie Convention Center a1 Saint Mary's College October 9th,7:00pm Vs Trinity Christian
(a25 per person I tempt tables arc available) Volleyball October 27th
Unity Gardens Al Hockey(Ice Box)
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iTy ngardens. For additional information,please call 574-284-7119, Vs Ball State University
com 800-552-2916 ext.7119 or visit us online at www.rcalservices.org October 15th
October 24th,4pm-8pm Volleyball October B 29th Basketball
Taste of Unity, La Casa de Amistad y Men's Basketball
Harvest Celebration vs Olivet Vs Bethel College
http://www.lacasadeamistad.org 574-233-2120
Il October 11`b:Open house for volunteers,stakeholders, Events for South Bend
I�rtYr constituents,and interested community members www.visitsouthbend.com
ardel 1 S 746 South Meade Street;South Bend,IN 46619. October 5th The Color Run 5K paint Race Event
October 17`h: Dinner and celebration featuring Keynote October 5th The Heritage Harvest Fair
South Bend Speaker Al Gutierrez,Chief Executive Officer of the Saint
Silver Hawks Joseph Regional Medical Center as well as a cultural dance An annual living history festival featuring life skills
http://www.niilb.com presentation. and art forms of the 1800s.
Downtown South Bend St.Adalbert Parish South Bend Education Foundation
www.downtownsouthbend. Tickets are$40 per plate,call La Casa. www.edfo.org
com
October 19`b:Ticketed Fiesta Dance event featuring music October 5th—Our Towne Truck Pull&Community
St Joseph County
Public Library and dancing. The headliner will be Grupo Palomo along Faire at the Century Center
http:/sjcpl.lib.in.us with local groups Los hermanos Buenos,Los Diamantes de Potawatomi Zoo
Nuevo Leon,Tejano sound Band and the Chicago area Potawatomizoo.or
Regularly scheduled g
Banda Viento Alegre.
activities: Water Coloring Century Center October 24th 7pm-IOpm: Jack-O-Lantern
Book Club,ti Girl Scout
Meetings. Spectacular. Adults Only,take a stroll through the
Memorial Braimvorks t ry eon V S 1 L specially decorated zoo and make your way to the DJ,
www.qualityoflife.crg 'S /I L LA G E wine, food and more!
(=Ill October 25th 6pm-9pm October 26th,3pm-9pm,
Questions or comments October 4th: First Fridays,Theme: Kid's Night Out. October 27th noon---4pm (recommended for ages 7
regarding this
newsletter? Celebrate Arts Alive! and under): Zoo Boo-pumpkins, lights and trick-or-
Please contact treating, come decked out in your Halloween costume.
574.235.7596 Thursdays,6pm: Spanish Dance Class