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Westfield Schools And Education Foundation Announces New Holiday Event
RocksGiving – Free Event to Build Community Through A Meal Westfield Washington Schools and the Westfield Education Foundation announced a new holiday event to promote unity, community and the spirit of giving. This event, called RocksGiving, will provide a free holiday meal and an opportunity to commune with members of Westfield. RocksGiving will be held…
Read MoreDirector Says Everyone Can Relate to ‘Godspell’
Photo courtesy of Rob Slaven of Indy Ghost Light Photography Youth ages 10-18 rehearse for Carmel Community Players’ summer youth production of “Godspell” musical, which opens on Friday and runs through June 25 at The Ivy Tech Auditorium in Noblesville. Photo courtesy of Rob Slaven of Indy Ghost Light Photography Fender Brokamp of Westfield (from…
Read MoreDaily Almanac: June 08, 2023
Sunrise/Sunset: RISE: 6:16 a.m.SET: 9:19 p.m. High/Low Temperatures: HIGH: 82 °FLOW: 58 °F Today is…: • Global Wind Day• Magna Carta Day• National Kiss a Wookie Day What Happened On This Day: • 1977 Spain holds the first free elections since 1936. The transition to democracy followed nearly four decades of right-wing dictatorship under Francisco…
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Church Church Hittle + Antrim And Burrus & Sease Celebrate Expanded Zionsville Footprint
Church Church Hittle + Antrim, Hamilton County’s oldest law firm, and Burrus & Sease, Boone County’s oldest law firm, have formed a new association to leverage over 200 years of legal expertise. The firms celebrated the expansion of their combined legal footprint in Zionsville and the surrounding areas with an open house and ice cream…
Read MoreWestfield Library Foundation To Host Pickleball Tournament
Organizers Raising Funds for the new Westfield Washington Public Library. The Westfield Library Foundation will host a Pickleball Tournament on Thursday, August 17 at the Bridgewater Club in Westfield. Organizers hope to raise $40,000 in support of the Westfield Washington Public Library. “We are very excited to host what we hope will become an annual…
Read MoreFishers Community Center At Johnson Farms Coming To Hoosier Road
100,000+ square foot center will feature highly desired community amenities including a dog park, indoor playground & walking/running track. City of Fishers announced today its plans to build the 105,000-square-foot recreation-focused Fishers Community Center at Johnson Farms on Hoosier Road near 121st Street. “As we strive to build a culture of health in our community,…
Read MoreSt. Michael’s Strawberry Festival, Saturday June 17
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church is hosting the 45th annual Strawberry Festival on the Noblesville square on Saturday, June 17th from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (while supplies last). They will be joined on the square by the Nickel Plate Arts HATCH Fest and the Noblesville Juneteenth celebration. The Strawberry Festival is a Noblesville tradition, bringing…
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What makes Devon Puetz smile? “I enjoy getting to talk to so many different people,” said the Noblesville resident, who was found working in his family’s new DonutNV food truck the first weekend in June during the Boys & Girls Club’s Darlington Bed Race and at the Noblesville Main Street Duck Race, both in downtown…
Read MoreProgress Update: Reimagine Pleasant Street Seven Months In Phase 1 Construction Schedule And Budget Are On Target
Reimagine Pleasant Street – a transformational infrastructure project in Noblesville and Mayor Chris Jensen’s top priority – recently passed the seven-month mark, with a more visible phase beginning. Progress is evident as utility relocation is largely complete. Crews are installing storm sewers to handle both current and future water drainage needs. The foundation for the…
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