Daily Almanac: May 13, 2023

Sunrise/Sunset RISE: 6:28 a.m.SET: 8:51 p.m. High/Low Temperatures: HIGH: 79 °FLOW: 65 °F Today is… • Brunch For Lunch Day• American Indian Day• National Train Day What Happened On This Day: • 1989 Thousands of students begin a hunger strike on Tiananmen Square in Beijing. The non-violent occupation of the square was part of anti-corruption…

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‘Alice” Ballet, New Disc Golf, Second Saturday, All That Jazz

En Pointe Indiana Ballet’s production of “The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland,” Sheridan Parks’ unveiling in Biddle Park of a new-and-improved disc golf course, Nickel Plate Arts’ Second Saturday activities and the return of live music on the Square during Noblesville Main Street’s Music and All That Jazz this Saturday are among the plethora of…

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Indiana Lions Speech & Hearing Visit Noblesville Lions

On May 10th the Noblesville Lions Club was visited by IN Lions Speech & Hearing guests Lee Flower and Gary Chastain. Lee and Gary provided the club with information on the Lions S&H group, and all that the group does for communities. Indiana Speech & Hearing became a state project of the Lions of Indiana…

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HHHS Students Earn Level 1 Mini Excavator Certification

Eight Hamilton Heights High School students recently completed a two-day course to earn their Level 1 Mini Excavator Certification. Safety and maintenance education in the classroom was a big part of leading up to specific focus on this piece of equipment. It involved taking written exams including one on safety, which requires a perfect score,…

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April Real Estate Market Numbers

April’s residential real estate market continued at a steady pace in Noblesville and Hamilton County, according to F.C. Tucker Company. In Noblesville: In Hamilton County: For those interested in buying a home, it’s a less frenetic pace and slightly lower overall home sale prices compared to the bidding wars of 2021 and 2022, giving buyers…

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Purdue Players Transfer To Different Schools, Hoping For Greener Pastures

When college football’s version of musical chairs, the transfer portal, closed on April 30 there were 2,640 athletes looking for new homes according to On3.com. That number would fill the 85-man scholarship limit for 31 of the 69 Power 5 conference schools. Take away Deion Sanders and his massive cuts (56 players) at Colorado, and…

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