Fighting crime through environmental design
By BILL SCHMIDT Guest Columnist While safety through design has long been practiced through requirements of building codes and local ordinances, the impact of its use to prevent crime in…
Read MoreBy BILL SCHMIDT Guest Columnist While safety through design has long been practiced through requirements of building codes and local ordinances, the impact of its use to prevent crime in…
Read MoreHave you dreamed of transforming your backyard into a vibrant haven for butterflies, bees, and beneficial pollinators? The idea of a lush wildflower meadow teeming with life is certainly captivating….
I need to take a break this week from my Bringing Joy to the Workplace series to talk about a topic that’s been on my heart lately. Some of my…
Update No. 128 May 8 was School Nurse Day, a part of a weeklong celebration of Nurse Appreciation Week. We are extremely fortunate to have a team of compassionate, committed,…
Many of us have likely heard the phrase “my disability doesn’t define me.” What comes to mind when you hear this? This is one of those phrases that can spark…
Here’s another story from my mother, Dorothy H. Adler. He was large for his age, which was really not large at all, for he was too young to go to…
It’s usually the end of April before the state of Indiana remembers that it is no longer winter. That’s when we typically start having more consistent warm weather. Of course…
All roads lead to home. It’s just that most of the ones we are familiar with are closed due to construction. It does not matter. The Noblesville High School Class…
“There is no place on Earth even remotely like New Orleans.” – Anthony Bourdain During our evenings in New Orleans, the walking tours were as multitudinous as Fats Domino hits….
Being a dutiful husband and son, participation in “spring cleaning” is a required rite of passage. As a husband, the work generally consists of toting this barge and lifting that…