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5 Things to Do in and near South Bend this weekend - Vimarsana News

5 Things to Do in and near South Bend this weekend

The Rees reopens in Playmouth, Art 4 opens "Little Shop," see Bendix Woods at twilight and more to do this weekend in and near South Bend.

Fred Kahn retires after successful financial career and volunteer work - Vimarsana News

Fred Kahn retires after successful financial career and volunteer work

Fred Kahn, 82, retires after 45 years as a wealth planner with Merrill and 50 years of volunteer service in the community.

Sugar Camp Days Bendix Woods County Park tapping Norway maple invasive - Vimarsana News

Sugar Camp Days Bendix Woods County Park tapping Norway maple invasive

Sap from boxelder and black walnut trees can make syrup, too. So can the Norway maple, but this invasive species is a headache for conservationists.

April Pulley Sayre of South Bend wrote books on science and nature - Vimarsana News

April Pulley Sayre of South Bend wrote books on science and nature

Sayre wrote over 80 children's books, often featuring photographs from the South Bend area.

Local parks are helping you to tap your own maple trees and make syrup - Vimarsana News

Local parks are helping you to tap your own maple trees and make syrup

Last week’s freeze-thaw cycles meant that maple sap started to run. Below, we provide several ways that local parks will help you tap your own trees and make syrup. Did you know that you can make a spile (the little device that drains the sap) from a staghorn sumac branch? Or buy one locally for a buck? The popular Sugar Camp Days at Bendix Woods County Park in New Carlisle isn’t happening this year, as officials say the pandemic didn’t allow the months of planning that it needed. But we'll share some of the limited events and tours that are going on in the area in next week's ...