Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Parking Lot Demo First Sign Of Project Coming
If you’ve driven by Noblesville’s Federal Hill Commons this week, then you likely noticed that the parking lot and market plaza are starting to be demolished in preparation for the $50 million planned Village at Federal Hill apartment/parking garage project. It’s been almost five years since the City of Noblesville’s fifth park opened to our…
Read MoreDaily Almanac: Feb. 19, 2021
Sunrise/Sunset RISE: 7:31 a.m. SET: 6:24 p.m. High/Low Temperatures High: 23 °F Low: 16 °F Wacky Holiday Today • International Tug of War Day • National Chocolate Mint Day • Prevent Plagiarism Day What Happened On This Day • 2008 Fidel Castro steps down as Cuba’s president • 1945 U.S. troops land on the Japanese…
Read MoreDear American Truckers, God Bless You And Please Keep Driving
Dr. Glenn Mollette Grocery store shelves are not like they used to be. Before the pandemic there was plenty of whatever we typically wanted. It’s not like that today. Car dealerships have changed. Before the pandemic most dealers had plenty of new and used cars to sell. We were accustomed to browsing several lots as…
Read MoreInflammaging; Making Aging, Itself, A Disease
by John Grimaldi As we age we become more susceptible to inflammatory diseases such as Rheumatoid arthritis. Thus a new moniker for the process of growing old has emerged – inflammaging. It makes sense once you consider that the majority of age-related diseases have an inflammatory origin and that aging, itself, is a disease. The…
Read MoreAsk Rusty – Swiss Immigrant Asks About Spouse Benefits
Dear Rusty: I am originally from Switzerland. I moved to the States, got married in 2012, and became a US Citizen in 2016. I never worked in the United States but have 44 years of Social Security contribution in Switzerland and have received a pension from there since I turned 62 (I’m now 64). Is…
Read More2022 Indiana Small Farm Conference To Go Virtual Amid COVID Concerns
The 2022 Indiana Small Farm Conference – Indiana’s premier annual event for the state’s small and diversified farming community – has made the decision to pivot to a virtual platform amid the state’s high numbers of COVID cases. “All of us from Purdue Extension were looking forward to spending time with farmers, colleagues and friends…
Read MoreCollege of Charleston Names Fall President’s, Dean’s Lists
The College of Charleston congratulates more than 2,000 students who were named to Fall 2021 President’s List and Dean’s List. The following local students earned honors: Madison Dalton of Fishers (46038) was named to the Dean’s List. Dalton is majoring in Hospitality/Tourism Management . Jessica Sutton of Indianapolis (46240) was named to the President’s List.…
Read MoreHamilton County Emergency Rental Assistance Helping Residents Through Pandemic
The Hamilton County Township Association (HCTA) released their 2021 Annual Report on the Hamilton County Emergency Rental Assistance Program (HC ERAP) today. It outlines how the program helped stabilize the rental market during 2021. $7,771,772 was awarded in rental/utility assistance to Hamilton County residents. Specifically, $7,266,070 was awarded in rental assistance and $505,701 in utility…
Read MorePrepare For Spring With Native Plants And Rain Barrels
Spring rains, sunshine, and blooms are on the horizon. Plan ahead for your property by ordering your native plants and rain barrels from the soil and water conservation district. The SWCD has all the tools you need to conserve water and support pollinators like bees and butterflies with beautiful native plants. Native plant kits allow…
Read MoreLive Performances: Sting To Play Palladium On May 8
Fans can expect solo hits and classics from the Police when 17-time Grammy Award winner Sting makes his first appearance at the Center for the Performing Arts on May 8. Sting’s My Songs concert tour is an exuberant and dynamic show featuring his most beloved songs, written throughout his illustrious career. Hailed as a “masterful…
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