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County, Riverview Partner on New Morgue the REPORTER Riverview Health, Used by the Coroner's Said Chalfin TODAy’s WeaTHER SATURDAY, FEB. 3, 2018 Today: Mostly cloudy. Tonight: Around an inch or two SHERIDAN | NOBLESVIllE | CICERO | ARCADIA of snow, mainly late. IKE TLANTA ESTFIELD ARMEL ISHERS NEWS GATHERING L & A | W | C | F PARTNER FOllOW US! HIGH: 38 LOW: 30 Reporter photo by Jeff Jellison (From left) Joel Farmer, American Structurepoint; Scott Tripp, Riverview Health; Seth Warren, CEO of Riverview Health; John Chalfin, Hamilton County Coroner; Steve Schwartz, Hamilton County Councilman; Colin Scherman, Meyer Najem Construction; Ben Cox, Mayer Najem Construction; Chris McCracken, Meyer Najem Construction. County, Riverview partner on new morgue The REPORTER Riverview Health, used by the Coroner's said Chalfin. praised Hamilton County Commissioner Hamilton County Coroner John Chal- Office, can no longer effectively serve the The cost of the morgue expansion is Steve Dillinger and council member Steve fin announced Friday that construction of needs of his office and the hospital. "As just over $1 million. Riverview Health is Schwartz for their work in developing a new morgue will begin mid-March. The the population increases, the need for ad- contributing $500,000 and the county will the project. project is a cooperative effort between ditional morgue space increases for both pay the remaining $567,539. "A joint fa- American Structurepoint will provide Hamilton County and Riverview Health. the hospital and the county. The morgue cility is a significant cost saving for both architecture and engineering services for Chalfin stated that the current morgue expansion ensures that we can better organizations," continued Chalfin. the project and Mayer Najem Construction facility built in the mid 1980's, operated by serve the deceased and their families," During the announcement the Coroner will serve as the project contractor. Fishers police arrest man for assualt, robbery The REPORTER Fishers Police Detectives have made an arrest after investigating the assault and robbery of a man in the Bristols Neigh- borhood (126th Street and Brooks School Road). Anthony S. Williams, II, 35, No- blesville, was arrested and charged with rob- bery (Level 3 Felony), criminal confinement with a deadly weap- on (Level 3 Felony), battery with a deadly Williams weapon (Level 5 Felony), battery (Lev- el 6 Felony), pointing a firearm (Level 6 See Arrest . Page 2 Noblesville Parks announces 2018 Photo provided bus trip schedule Pat Little (left) and Linda Fosnight sign up for the Winter Reading Club at the Sheridan Public Library. The REPORTER The public is invited to join the No- blesville Parks Department this year as they visit several popular destinations in Winter Reading Club at Sheridan Library Indiana, Chicagoland and throughout the The REPORTER Customers are encouraged to sign up a drawing for a $25 gift card at the end of Midwest through its annual bus trips. Re- The Sheridan Public Library is once for participation if they have not already the club. serve your spot early and join the fun on again offering customers a chance to sign done so and become eligible for weekly The Winter Reading Club ends on the following trips: up for the Winter Reading Club. According prize baskets. Each week readers can earn Saturday, March 17 and new partici- • Friday, May 11 – Churchill Downs to director Steve Martin, “We have not done up to three entries – one for each book pants may sign up any time. The library in Louisville. Visit the “Home of the the club for the last couple of years because read up to a total of three – for the weekly is open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday Kentucky Derby” and place your bets on we have had the Bicentennial Reading Club drawing held each Saturday morning. The through Thursday, from 10 a.m. to 5:30 a winning thoroughbred. Cost is $50 per going on year round. We decided to go back weekly drawing is for a themed gift basket, p.m. on Friday and form 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. person. The bus will leave Forest Park to the old format this year because the bi- with the themes changing each week. Saturday. The Sheridan Public Library is Inn at 9 a.m. and will return at approxi- centennial has been celebrated and a winter Club participants who read a total of located at 103 W. First St. in beautiful up- mately 8 p.m. club has always been a popular activity for 10 books or more over the entire 10-week town Sheridan, just on the country side of our adult readers in the past.” time period of the club will be entered into Hamilton County. See Bus trip . Page 2 2 News Arrest from Page 1 Felony), theft (A Misde- the intersection of 126th vard. The victim believed meanor), dealing marijuana Street and Hoosier Road. the homeowner invited (A Misdemeanor) and pos- Officers observed the man the suspect inside. Shortly session of a controlled sub- had sustained multiple thereafter the suspect at- stance (A Misdemeanor). non-life-threatening inju- tacked the victim. During the early morn- ries consistent with being Fishers Police Detec- ing hours of Jan. 31, Fish- assaulted. Prior to being tives and Evidence Tech- ers police responded to a transported to the hospital, nicians responded to speak man claiming to have been the victim told officers the with witnesses and collect assaulted and robbed at name of the man that beat evidence. Officers located a residence in the 12300 and robbed him. The vic- the suspect, took him into block of Steelers Bou- tim reported he was visit- custody and transported levard. Officers located ing with some friends at a him to the Hamilton Coun- the victim walking near home on Steelers Boule- ty Jail without incident. Bus Trip from Page 1 • Tuesday, June 5 – Summer in Chicago always sells out, so beat Shipshewana Flea Mar- shopping/sightseeing. En- the rush and register today. ket. Put on your walking joy the coast of Lake Mich- Cost is $50 per person. The shoes and get ready to igan, shop along Michigan bus will leave the City Hall search for great bargains Avenue or take in the sights parking lot at 7 a.m. and in the Midwest’s largest of the city. Pick-up and will return at approximate- flea market. Cost is $46 per drop-off at Navy Pier. Cost ly 10 p.m. person. The bus will leave is $50 per person. The bus Anyone under the age Forest Park Inn at 7:30 will leave Forest Park Inn of 18 must be accompanied a.m. and will return at ap- at 8 a.m. and will return at by an adult. Registrations proximately 8 p.m. approximately 10 p.m. are now being accepted for • Saturday, June 23 – • Wednesday, Oct. 24 all trips. Pre-registration is Chicago Cubs vs. Cincin- – Brown County shop- required and recommend- nati Reds baseball game. ping/sightseeing. Enjoy ed no later than two weeks Before seeing the Reds the beautiful fall foliage as prior to the trip as long as take on the Cubs, take a you shop the quaint shops seats are still available. If tour of the Reds Hall of in downtown Nashville, the parks department does Fame and Museum. Cost Ind. Cost is $40 per person. not have the required num- is $75 per person and in- The bus will leave Forest ber of participants for a trip cludes bus, Hall of Fame Park Inn at 8:30 a.m. and by the deadline, the trip Tour and game ticket in will return at approximate- will be cancelled and fees Sections 421 and 422 be- ly 6 p.m. will be refunded. Bus trip hind home plate at Great • Saturday, Dec. 1 fees include transportation American Ball Park. The – Christmas Shopping to and from trip location bus will leave Forest Park in Chicago. Knock out only unless otherwise not- Inn at 11:30 a.m. and will a chunk of your holiday ed. For more information return at approximately shopping with the numer- or to register, call the parks 9:30 p.m. ous stores and shops in the office at 776-6350 or visit • Friday, July 20 – “Windy City.” This trip noblesvilleparks.org. Thanks for reading The Reporter! 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