Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Helping Indiana Residents Stay Covered: Understanding Life Events That Qualify For Coverage Outside Of The Annual Enrollment Period
By Kim Sonerholm, CEO, UnitedHealthcare of Indiana Maintaining health care coverage outside of the annual open enrollment period is top of mind this year as the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE) is winding down. “In addition to those looking for coverage solutions if no longer eligible for coverage through a government program, it is a…
Read MoreAsk Rusty – My State Pension Eliminated My Social Security Survivor Benefit
Dear Rusty: My husband of 21 years died in January 2022 at the age of 70. We were both retired at the time of his death, and they immediately stopped his Social Security payments. After many calls to Social Security asking why I was not receiving his benefits, I was finally told since I have…
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Readers’ Choice 2023
Readers’ Choice 2023
Higher Education Commission Welcomes State’s Authority For Career And Technical Education
Commission has oversight of both secondary and postsecondary career and technical education. As part of House Enrolled Act 1002, Indiana’s authority for both secondary and postsecondary Career and Technical Education (CTE) has joined the Indiana Commission for Higher Education as of July 1, 2023. CTE connects industry, workforce development and education through the development and…
Read MoreThe Line, Like Comedy, Is Subjective
By: Dick Wolfsie Last week, I shared with you some of the most common inquiries I have received from readers over the past 25 years about the writing of humor. Here are a few more. “Are there any taboo subjects in humor?” A well-known comic named Tig Notaro found out the day before a performance…
Read MoreNew Book, “Indiana Cryptids,” Uncovers Creepy Creatures In The Hoosier State
In this new book, Indiana Cryptids: Mysterious Monsters in the Hoosier State, co-authors Les O’Dell and Mark A. Randall shine a light on twenty hidden creatures that are said to call Indiana home. Over the decades, there have been stories of strange lake and river monsters. Large, hairy creatures have been spotted roaming around farms,…
Read MoreWalters Says That Purdue Football Will Be Competitive This Season
By: Kenny Thompson For years, Purdue Hall of Famer Gene Keady has told the story of how he knew Matt Painter would be a basketball coach someday. “Ever since he was a player here, Matt has had one of the sharpest basketball minds I’ve ever been around,” Keady said in 2004, when it was announced…
Read MoreMayor Jensen And Wife Present Check To Italian Elementary School
Mayor Chris Jensen, and his wife Noblesville Schools educator Julie Jensen, presented a check to Lucrezia Cornaro Piscopia elementary school in Cittadella, Italy this week on behalf of Hazel Dell Elementary’s student government. Hazel Dell students, staff and families raised $735 for the Italian school and the Jensens are visiting Cittadella as part of Noblesville’s…
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