Alan Frank, president of Senior Primelife Enrichment Center, addressed the Tippecanoe Township advisory board Tuesday night. SPEC will be celebrating its 20th anniversary this fall. InkFreeNews photo by Keith Knepp.

By Keith Knepp
InkFreeNews

NORTH WEBSTER — Following the recommendation of Tippecanoe Township Trustee Chris Francis, the township advisory board agreed to turn over the tennis courts in North Webster to the youth baseball league to convert them into batting cages. He said the courts are not being used and beyond repair. The plan is to do minor resurfacing to rededicate the courts’ purpose.

Senior Primelife Enrichment Center President Alan Frank addressed the board to update SPEC’s activities in the community. He noted they will be celebrating their 20th anniversary this fall and will be having an open house for the community.

In other business:

• Francis provided updates on Shock and Webster cemeteries. Brush cutting will be taking place at Shock to improve access.

• Francis presented the framework for the 2024 township budget, which will include an $8,000 cut from 2022.

• An update was given by Francis regarding the fire station property and renovations.