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Spartz Votes No
Noblesville’s Victoria Spartz, a Republican Congresswoman representing the 5th District in Indiana, voted no on the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023. “The fiscal state of our nation: over $30 trillion of current debt, over $100 trillion of obligations, over $6 trillion spent annually with no real budgets, completely unauditable financials, hundreds of billions of improper…
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What makes Bob Minton smile? “The Pork Chop Festival and seeing people happy,” said the 85-year-old Noblesville resident. The Noblesville Lions Club member was found volunteering with the Lions Club’s annual Pork Chop Festival in 2021 on the Hamilton County Courthouse Square in downtown Noblesville. He was watching over the silent auction, for which he…
Read MoreReimagine Pleasant Street Closures Along 8th Street To Begin On Or After June 5
As previously announced and communicated by mail to area residents and businesses, Eighth Street and adjacent roads listed below will be closed for 150 days – weather dependent – for the construction of two roundabouts as part of the Reimagine Pleasant Street project. Construction work will begin on or after Monday, June 5. The 150-day…
Read MoreHamilton Town Center Welcomes New Shopping And Entertainment Additions
Simon (NYSE:SPG), the global leader in premier shopping, dining, entertainment and mixed-use destinations, today announced the opening of a variety of new stores at Hamilton Town Center, including X-Golf, Big Blue Swim School, Athleta and other exciting 2023 additions. “We’re excited to announce the latest additions to Hamilton Town Center,” said Leigh Reinert, Director of…
Read MoreGrillin’ on the Square, Bed and Duck Races, StringTime Music, More
This first weekend in June kicks off summertime activities in and around Noblesville. Here’s our Times’ list of 35 things to do this weekend and beyond. -Betsy Reason writes about people, places and things in Hamilton County. Contact The Times editor Betsy Reason at [email protected]. For more Hamilton County Bicentennial events, visit www.hamcoturns200.com
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Young Recognizes Hoosier Students Who Completed Spring Internship
U.S. Senator Todd Young (R-Ind.) recognized Hoosier students who participated in the spring session of his internship program in Washington, D.C. and Indianapolis. The students assisted with daily activities and special projects related to legislation, communications, and constituent services. The Washington, D.C. intern class included Audrey Sims (top left), a graduate of the University of…
Read MoreCrossing School of Business & Entrepreneurship Announces Move
Crossing School of Business & Entrepreneurship announced they are moving their Indianapolis campus to its new location at Lutherwood Children’s Home for the start of the new school year which begins July 31, 2023. The Crossing Indy campus has been located at Diversity Church since…… and but has been in Indy since…. And has successfully…
Read MoreAttorney General Todd Rokita Sues Company Allegedly Responsible For Billions Of Illegal Robocalls
Lawsuit against Avid Telecom represents Rokita administration’s fifth major case against robocallers. The state has filed a lawsuit against an Arizona-based company allegedly responsible for facilitating billions of robocalls. As part of a coalition of 48 states and the District of Columbia, Attorney General Todd Rokita sued Michael D. Lansky LLC — which does business…
Read MoreA Loaded Question Has Complex Answer
Dear EarthTalk: Do nature, plants and animals have legal rights? The question of whether nature, encompassing plants and animals, should possess rights is a complex and contentious one. Humans have long exerted dominance over the natural world, but a growing movement argues for recognizing the inherent value and rights of nature. Advocates of this view,…
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