New face coming to HEPL Board
By STU CLAMPITT news@readthereporter.com On a night with 26 members of the public requesting time to speak, Noblesville School Board President Dr. Joe Forgey had to make a motion for…
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One book is not enough
By STU CLAMPITT news@readthereporter.com Kelly Yang is an Asian American author of young adult (YA) and children’s literature. She won the 2018 Parents’ Choice Gold Medal for Fiction and 2019…
My dragonfly baby
I remember the day vividly in July of 2020 when I took a pregnancy test. I had a feeling that I might be expecting and decided that maybe I should…
Janus Developmental Services’ annual Summer Fest welcomes first responders
By AMY ADAMS news@readthereporter.com Janus participants look forward to Summer Fest every year. The annual end-of-summer celebration provides them the opportunity to participate in outdoor games, indoor dance parties, and…
Applications for Circuit judge due Thursday; Clem serves as interim
By FRED SWIFT The County Line Applicants for judge of Hamilton Circuit Court have until 5 p.m. Thursday to submit applications to Gov. Eric Holcomb. The Circuit Court position is…
Kentucky murder suspect arrested at Topgolf in Fishers
By MICHAELA SPRINGER WISH-TV | wishtv.com A Kentucky murder suspect was arrested after being found at the Topgolf in Fishers, police say. On Saturday, Bowling Green, Ky., Police Department detectives…
Westfield author: moving books to different sections is “ludicrous”
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Grammar Guy says HEPL board’s policy is waste of taxpayer money
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PEN America calls on Hamilton East Public Library Board to restore books to teen section
Submitted by PEN PEN America has expressed distress over the decision by the Hamilton East Public Library Board to move more than 1,300 Young Adult books to its adult section…
We can do something about farmland loss
By CINDY SALO Guest Columnist Dozens of people gathered at the Sheridan Historical Society Museum on Saturday morning, July 29, to learn about farmland preservation. I organized the event to…