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By AMY SHANKLAND Sandwiched Dear Readers, I’m sad to say that I am no longer a member of the sandwich generation. My mother passed away peacefully on Monday, April 4….
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Community service focus of April County Council meeting
By KEN ALEXANDER Council Minutes Okay. Maybe I lied. Last month, I said spring was here and it has snowed twice since. I also thought Purdue would make a run…
Westfield kids are up Cardboard Creek
Westfield High School students, as a part of Project Lead the Way, used cardboard, plastic and tape to build boats. Then they took them to the Westfield Aquatic Center to…
Commissioners pass ordinance limiting political signs
Excessive signage causing clutter, frustration at early voting locations In an effort to reduce damage and clutter at polling places, the Hamilton County Commissioners passed an ordinance this week limiting…
Community First Bank of Indiana named Five Star Member of the IBA
Community First Bank of Indiana (CFB) has been honored as a Five Star Member of the Indiana Bankers Association (IBA). The award was presented on April 12 by IBA Chief…
Poll workers needed for primary election
Republicans, Democrats both needed, encouraged to apply The Hamilton County Election Office is in need of poll workers for the Primary Election on May 3 – namely, inspectors, clerks, and…
Fishers Summer Concert Series schedule announced
Fishers Parks gears up for busy concert season at Nickel Plate District Amphitheater The Fishers Summer Concert Series, hosted by Fishers Parks, will return this summer with national and local…
Time zone issue to face us again?
By FRED SWIFT The County Line The U.S. Congress seems poised to enact legislation making Daylight Saving Time year-round for all states. For Hamilton County, this would mean virtual darkness…
Carmel voter: Tim Griffin “shines in every way possible”
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Carmel Clay Public Library selects teen muralist winner
The Carmel Clay Public Library (CCPL) has announced that Connor Heagy is the winner of its Teen Mural Contest. Heagy’s artwork will be featured on a large mural within the…