New London Police Department

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The Museum is collecting New London High School yearbooks from 1910-2005. These will be available for those doing research. We have a few we still need to acquire. If you have one of the following and wish to donate it to the Museum please contact us at 920-982-8520 or e-mail us at museum@newlondonwi.org

Needed are 1920-1922, 1933-1934, and 1957

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New London Police Department

Old Inactive Cell Phone - Drop off site

Phones collected will be donated to Sexual Assault Crisis Centers, to raise funds for programs at the centers.

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Free booklets are available at the New London Public Museum and several shops throughout the New London Area. This booklets are of the 2006 Walking Tour of Historic Homes containing a self-guided tour of 15 City of New London historic homes or the 2008 Walking Tour of Historic Downtown providing pictures and history for 22 of our Downtown buildings. Donations are appreciated.

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New London Police Department

Severe Weather Radios

are available for $35.00 at the Police Department

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New London Park & Recreation

Facility Rentals

Looking for a space to rent for a shower, birthday party or meeting? We rent our Community Center, Activity Room, Gym and several park shelters.

Rates are

Community Center $25/hour

Gym $25/hour

Activity Room $20/hour

Hatten #2 or Hatten #3 Park Shelter $65/day

Kunkle Shelter at Hatten Park, Pfeifer Shelter or Riverside Shelter $50/day

To register either stop by the Park & Rec office or click here for online registration

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Test your home for Radon Gas

Radon is the leading cause of Lung Cancer among non-smokers. Testing is the only way to know if you and your family are at risk.

You can purchase radon kits from the New London Municipal Building Monday - Friday 8am - 4:30pm. Current price is $8.00 each, as of February 1, 2011 they will be $10.00 each

Prices are subject to change. Contact the Municipal Building for correct prices, 920-982-8500

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New London Parks & Recreation
Personal Training on Land, in the Pool or Both
Sessions will be set up between you and your trainer for whatever day and time works for your busy schedule
The location is based upon your goals, may include Washington Center Gym, Aquatic and Fitness center, etc
Cost: 1-9 Sessions - Residents $25/Session - Non-Residents $30/Session10 or more Sessions - Residents $20/Session - Non-Residents $25/Session
What is personal training and how can it benefit you?
	Unlike a group exercise class, personal training helps you to examine your current lifestyle, establish goals, and create a unique plan to help you achieve those goals.
	Is more than just "one-on-one" exercise sessions. Goals are constantly evaluated and programs are tweaked to provide an ever-evolving workout that varies, as your body need change.
	Focuses on "YOU"; optimizing workouts in the amount of time that you have available, and creates a plan that you can stick to.
	Can provide encouragement and develop safe strategies to achieve or maintain a healthy weight.
	Teaches you proper techniques to exercise safely and effectively.
	Empowers you to make your fitness routine a part of your lifestyle.
	Is for anyone of any age or fitness level; from the individual who wants to improve flexibility and range-of-motion to the seasoned athlete.
	For trainer information or an application/registration form click here.

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New London Parks & Recreation

Buddy Training

Buddy training is the hot new trend in the fitness industry that allow 2 people to train together. For an affordable combined rate, you and your exercise partner will receive all the guidance and experience of a certified personal trainer with the benefit of companionship, accountability and perhaps a little friendly competition to push you a bit harder while you exercise! It's a great option for friends, co-workers, or a parent/teen combo. Your personal Trainer will support, guide and motivate you both to achieve your health and fitness goals by developing a fitness program that is specifically tailored to each of your objectives. This can be accomplished on land, in the pool or a combination of both.

Our buddy training accommodates all fitness levels so it does not matter if you are just starting your fitness routine, if you've been working out but not reaching your goals or if you simply want to mix things up.

Dates/Times: Sessions will be set up between you and your trainer for whatever day and times works for your busy schedule. Give us a call and we will connect you with a trainer.

Location: This will be based upon your goals, may include Washington Center Gym, Aquatic and Fitness Center, etc.

Fee: 1-9 sessions: Residents $30/session - Non-Residents $35/session

10 or more sessions: Residents $25/session - Non-Residents $30/session

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New London Parks & Recreation

Gymnastics and Tumbling Programs

All programs below are at the Ignite Practice Facility (Old True Value Store) unless listed otherwise

To register either stop by the Park & Rec office or click here for online registration

Kindergymnastics

*Children currently enrolled in Kindergarten only*

Children work on beginning tumbling skills and also the basics of bars, beam, vault & trampoline. Classes are designed to introduce kindergarten-aged athletes to fundamental gymnastics and body shapes on full size equipment.

	Spring Session Dates & Times
	Tuesdays, April 17 - May 22
	3:45 - 4:30pm
	Registration Dates: March 5 - April 11
	Fee: Residents - $13.00 Non-Residents $28.00

4's in Motion!

*Children must be or turn 4 years old during the session to enroll*

This class grounds children in their sense of motion and grace. Children will work on balance, movement and motion.

	Spring Session Dates & Times
	Mondays, April 16 - May 21
	3:45 - 4:30pm
	Registration Dates: March 5 - April 11
	Fee: Residents - $13.00 Non-Residents $28.00

Beaming Beginners

*Children must be or turn 7 or 8 years old during the session to enroll*

In this 1 hour class, children work on beginning tumbling skills as well as the basics of bars, beam, vault & trampoline. As students work in each developmental level they are building strength, flexibility, balance and spatial awareness. Skills are broken down in order to facilitate learning.

	Spring Session Dates & Times
	Mondays/Wednesdays, April 16 - May 23
	4:30 - 5:30pm
	Registration Dates: March 5 - April 11
	Fee: Residents - $23.00 Non-Residents $38.00

Flipping Forward

*Children must be or turn 9 or 10 years old during the session to enroll*

Skills taught include: forward & backward rolls, headstands, handstands, right and left cartwheels, bridge, back bends, bridge kick over, pull over, back hip circle, basic dance steps and forward roll on the balance beam.

	Spring Session Dates & Times
	Tuesday/Thursdays, April 17 - May 24
	4:30 - 5:30pm
	Registration Dates: March 5 - April 11
	Fee: Residents - $23.00 Non-Residents $38.00

Cheer and Stunt Skills

Whether you are someone just beginning to explore cheerleading or a veteran that wants to sharpen their skills and learn some new ones, the Cheer and Stunt skills program is for you.

This program will meet for one hour once a week for 6 weeks. In this time participants will learn basic motions, jumps and stunt techniques. A short routine will be taught and performed for family and friends at the end of the session. This is a perfect program for any child interested in joining the Ignite Cheer Team in the Fall or any current team members that want to keep their skills sharp in the off season. Join us for a "cheertastic" time in the Cheer and Stunt Skills program.

	Spring Session Dates & Times
	Wednesdays, April 18 - May 23
	5:30 - 6:30pm
	Registration Dates: March 5 - April 11
	Fee: Residents - $13.00 Non-Residents $28.00

Advanced Tumbling for Competitive Cheer

Want to reach higher levels on your cheer performances? Is there a part of your routine where the tumbling just doesn't click right? We can help!! Or if you just want to perfect your skills as an advanced tumbler, this class is for you!

	Spring Session Dates & Times
	Mondays, April 16 - May 21
	5:30 - 6:30pm
	Registration Dates: March 5 - April 11
	Fee: Residents - $13.00 Non-Residents $28.00

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New London Parks & Recreation

American Red Cross Babysitting Course

Our Babysitter's Training Course will teach you everything you need to be a great babysitter. This fun, interactive course teaches first aid and safety skills so you can prevent and respond to emergencies, get professional medical help fast if needed, identify common safety hazards and prevent injuries. As a Red Cross Trained Baby Sitter, you'll gain confidence and valuable employment skills.

This basic child care routines like diapering, feeding, discipline and problem solving are also introduced. This Certified American Red Cross Course includes a handbook, first aid kit and certification card.

Ages 11 - 15 years old

March 10

Washington Center: Community Center Room

9am - 5pm

There will be an hour lunch break from 12-1pm

Fee: Residents - $30.00 Non-Residents $45.00

To register either stop by the Park & Rec office or click here for online registration

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Award Nominations Sought

Nominations are being accepted for the annual Good Citizenship Award, first initiated by former Police Chief Jack Algiers in 1981. Nominees may be individuals, civic organizations, or businesses in the New London Area that have shown acts of good citizenship which have had a positive impact on the safety of this community. Nominees may have:

ü Exhibited unselfish qualities as a member of the community

ü Brought acclaim to New London via superior or innovative work

ü Donated time, talents, or resources to improve the community

ü Promoted goodwill, fellowship, or quality of life in New London

ü Demonstrated compassion for elderly, youth, or challenged groups

ü Advanced positive partnerships/relationships within the community

Nomination forms are available at City Hall or on the Police Department website. Currently serving board members, elected officials, and city employees are not eligible for the award, unless they did something outside of their employment to deserve the Good Citizenship Award . All nominations are due March 23^th, 2012 @ 5:00PM and should be sent or delivered to Chief Jeff Schlueter.