Tuesday, January 20, 2015

You're at the store, in the bread isle. You're trying to determine which loaf of whole-grain would be the cheapest, when, from the corner of your eye, you see something very peculiar. You could of swore you saw a black blotch zoom past your isle. Then again, you've been needing to get your eyes checked for months. You brush it off, and return to comparing prices. 

Soon after, still in the bread isle: You see it again! This time on the opposite side of the isle. Now you know there's nothing wrong with your eyes. By this time, you found the cheapest loaf, and already had placed it in your cart. You begin to scroll down the isle. Cautiously.

You reach the end of the isle and motion to turn right when, to your horror, you find out where the black-blotch was coming from:
Standing less than three feet away, at about 5'6, wearing a black cloak, purple mask, and holding a mug. Wait... what? Before you are able to comprehend what you are seeing, the hooded figure reaches out toward you... and places the mug in your cart. Now you're really confused, but before you're able to ask questions, with the swoosh of a cloak, the hooded-figure is gone.

You stand still... not quite sure what has happened nor what to expect. Once you have regained control of yourself, you look into a mug. Inside is a card that reads: 

"Mayor's Youth Advisory Council

Pay it Forward!"  

You also notice a gift card and several other treats inside the mug. Then it occurs to you what just happened.

The Mayor's Youth Advisory Council, since the beginning of the holidays, has been dispatching members disguised as "MASKED MYAC-ers" to bestow upon the fine people of Kendallville gifts in hope that it will inspire them to pay it forward. You may have already seen the Masked MYAC-er at local businesses. There is no place in particular where you can expect us, and we plan to keep giving gifts away until we run out of gifts!

So... if you see someone with a purple mask and a black cloak walking toward you, don't be afraid! It's just us!



Thursday, November 20, 2014

We had the pleasure to tour Kendallville's local Courier facility Thursday evening. We'd like to thank Tracy Tipton and Courier of Kendallville for allowing us to see what a great asset Courier is to Kendallville and Noble County!

Sunday, November 2, 2014

MYAC will have a special guest at its upcoming meeting this Thursday. David Ober, Representative of the Indiana House of Representative's 82nd district, will speak with the members about the life of an Indiana State Representative. 

Here are some interesting facts about Ober: 

1. He is one of the youngest state Representatives in the state of Indiana. 

2. He is a member of the following legislative committees: Labor, Employment and Pensions (Vice Chairman), Agriculture and Rural Development, Government and Regulatory Reform, and Ways and Means.

3. David Ober is up for re-election this Tuesday. 

We look forward to welcoming our special guest at this upcoming meeting. 

Saturday, October 11, 2014

MYAC's first official meeting will take place this Thursday, October 16th at 6:30 PM in the Police Training Room at City Hall. We have already met several times this year, however this upcoming meeting will be the first organized meeting with officers and MYAC's usual meeting procedures. MYAC members are encouraged to bring friends/siblings who might be interested in our cause. 

Thursday, August 28, 2014

Want to learn about the workings of municipal government? Ever wondered where your tax dollars have gone and how they have been used to improve the City of Kendallville? Enroll for Kendallville's annual Citizen's Academy!

Kendallville's Citizens' Academy is open to anyone who is interested in the how and why of local government. The comprehensive course takes place every Monday night from September into November.

All MYAC Members are urged, however not required, to take this course. All interested citizens need to fill out a form and turn it into City Hall prior to the first course on September the 8th, 2014. A minimum of 5 persons are required.

http://www.kendallville-in.org/Docs/2014%20Citizens%20Academy.pdf


Thursday, August 21, 2014

The Mayor's Youth Advisory Council (that's us!) will be operating the iconic Popcorn Stand on William Street, west of Main Street, this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (Aug. 22, 23, 24) from 5:00 until 8:30 PM. Proceeds will go towards the purchasing of new playground equipment and MYAC's general fund!


Saturday, August 9, 2014

MYAC's first meeting will take place on September the 4th, at 6:30. The meeting will be at Kendallville City Hall, in the Police Training Room on the third floor. (Right from the Stairs) Teens grades 6 thru 12 are welcome to come by and learn about MYAC and what we do! 

ELIGIBILITY 
Persons interested in becoming a member of MYAC must be in Jr High or High School, and must reside in Noble County. 

See you there! 

-Zion Moulder 
Second Year MYAC Member

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