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Times Publisher, ‘75 Graduate Awarded NHS Alumnus of Year
Longtime newspaperman Tim Timmons likes to focus on people who are doing good things in the community. It isn’t often that he gets the spotlight or even wants it. However, on Saturday night, Timmons couldn’t help but have a big smile on his face as he heard his name called along with nice things being…
Read MoreFrom Time to Thyme
By Paula Dunn Continuing Hamilton County’s Early Quaker History . . . As might be expected, the county’s greatest concentration of Friends was in Washington Township, with Westfield at the center of the “Rainbow of Peace.” Founded by Quakers, Westfield held its first organized Friends meeting in 1834. The website quakermeetings.com shows three entries for…
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Daily Almanac: May 06, 2023
Sunrise/Sunset RISE: 6:36 a.m.SET: 8:44 p.m. High/Low Temperatures: HIGH: 79 °FLOW: 63 °F Today is… • Free Comic Book Day• Beer Pong Day• Kentucky Derby What Happened On This Day: • 1994 The Channel Tunnel linking the United Kingdom with France is opened. Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom and French President François Mitterrand…
Read MoreAsk Rusty – About “Survivor” Benefits Vs. “Spousal” Benefits
Dear Rusty: I will be 70 in August and will file my application for benefits in May. I know I’ll get my maximum possible amount at age 70, but I need you to clarify things I have read. Per an award-winning TV host, author, and host of a money podcast “if the higher-earning spouse delays…
Read MoreHave A Bump On Your Foot? Don’t Ignore It
(StatePoint) Have a lump or bump on your foot? Whether it’s painful or not, it could potentially signal a serious condition. Foot and ankle surgeons warn it’s important to have it checked out, no matter its size or location on your foot. “Whether your bump or lump is pea-sized or golf ball-sized, it should not…
Read MoreThis AMAC Supported Bill Offers Healthcare Providers A Tax Deduction For Pro-Bono Health Services
By AMAC Action On April 27, Congressman Daniel Webster (R-FL-11) introduced the Helping Everyone Access Long Term Healthcare (HEALTH) Act (H.R. 2986). This bill offers a new solution to provide healthcare services to low-income families and has the potential to help Medicaid and CHIP programs save on costs. Medicaid-insured patients often struggle to find primary…
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What makes Aidan Board smile? “Playing music,” said the 20-year-old, a 2020 Noblesville High School graduate. He has been found previous summers performing at the Noblesville Farmers Market, which opens today, 8 a.m. to noon, for the season. Board has played drums with a band called Cabbage “like the vegetable,” with then NHS juniors Drew…
Read MoreSpring Weather Means Garage Sales Are Open
I’m glad to finally get some nice, warm weather. Now, finally, it feels more like springtime. Which means it’s time to clean out the closets, the basement and the garage. Speaking of garages, it’s garage sale time. I’ve seen neighborhood garage sale signs popping up throughout Noblesville. Those who’ve recently driven Indiana 38 east through…
Read MoreBest In Class: DePauw Becomes First Private Indiana School To Earn ‘Green Light’ Free Speech Rating
After being ranked last in FIRE’s Free Speech Rankings only two years ago, DePauw made impressive steps to improve climate for free speech. After revising six policies, DePauw University has earned the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression’s “green light” rating, the highest possible rating for policies that regulate student speech on campus. DePauw’s new…
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