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2010 USTA Eve Kraft Community Service Award - Helen M. Petersen
The USTA is proud to recognize Helen M. Petersen of Indianapolis, Indiana, as our Eve F. Kraft Community Service Award honoree for 2010. Ms. Petersen was formally recognized during the USTA's annual Community Tennis Development Workshop held on January 22-24, 2010 in San Diego, California. The USTA bestows the Eve F. Kraft Community Service Award upon individuals who perpetuate Krafts selfless mission to bring the game of tennis to everyone who wants to play. Eve F. Kraft was a tennis pioneer whose ability to touch peoples lives exceeded the boundaries of the tennis court. As a teacher, coach, author, USTA staff member and volunteer, Kraft was a lifelong champion of recreational tennis in the United States until her death in 1999. She introduced thousands of young people to the game of tennis, particularly in disadvantaged communities. Helen Moser Petersen has been at the forefront of tennis in Indianapolis. In 1990, Petersen organized and incorporated the Hamilton County Tennis Association, a Community Tennis Association (CTA) that promotes numerous tennis programs, including the National Junior Tennis League (NJTL). She serves as president of the nonprofit CTA, whose mission is to create championship citizens through tennis. During the school year, the CTA sponsors after-school tennis programs in six public school systems involving more than 500 elementary students, and in the summer months, tennis programs continue in various Hamilton County locations for kids and ...
A Hamilton County Sheriff's Department deputy ... The park is at 15796 E. Strawtown Ave. in Noblesville, about 30 miles northeast of Indianapolis. • LATEST CRIME UPDATES: Check IndyStar.com's crime page for a complete roundup of Indianapolis ...
The cleanup will take place in partnership with the Noblesville Street Department, City Hall, Hamilton County Master Gardeners and tree stewards from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. The North Side Crime Watch group earlier canvassed ...
"It's about time," said the 58-year-old Noblesville man. He was talking about the decision ... on the northwest corner of the Hamilton County Courthouse Square -- has already been good for business, say bar employees. "We're getting new ...
A man in prison in Texas was getting nearly 4 out of 10 votes in West ... Democratic-leaning places such as New York and Vermont as well as conservative Iowa — where same-sex marriage is now legal. Six states and Washington, D.C., now recognize gay ...
The deputy attorney ... Indianapolis Star. He quickly figured out how to cover his route faster by bicycle than on foot. When he worked in private law practice in Hamilton County, he rode his bike 12 miles to Noblesville and five miles to Fishers.
Written by Electrophysiologist Dr. Douglas Zipes of Indiana University ... community,” said Allen, a former UC police officer and board of trustee. He also was a Cincinnati police officer, Hamilton County Municipal Court judge and Hamilton ...
After the suicide of a Bloomington student ... student deaths in central Indiana. The mother of a high school freshman who committed suicide in October 2010 is suing Hamilton Southeastern Schools in federal court. She is accusing the Fishers ...
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