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Grand Park, IUPUI to Cicero creates lead study on COVID-19 small business grant program impact on youth sports The REPORTER from the State’s annual The Town of Cicero re- Community Development The REPORTER cently opened up applica- Block Grant (CDBG) al- Last Friday, Westfield Mayor tions for the Small Business location and guidance was Andy Cook, Grand Park Director COVID-19 Grant provided by the William Knox and leaders from the Program for its lo- United States IUPUI Sports In- cal business com- Department of novation Institute munity. Housing and Ur- launched a na- The Town re- ban Development tionwide study to ceived funding (HUD) on how look at the impact through the Of- the funds were to and perceptions fice of Commu- be used. of the COVID-19 nity and Rural The intend- crisis on youth Affairs’ (OCRA) ed purpose of sports. Specifical- COVID-19 Re- Strong the Cicero Small ly, the study will sponse Program to develop Business COVID-19 Grant gauge user per- Cook this local grant program. Program is to assist local ceptions of satis- OCRA’s program was cre- businesses during this pan- faction and safety ated to address the immedi- demic. The funding has at youth sports fa- ate impacts of COVID-19 been broken down into cilities. The data on Indiana’s rural commu- will be important nities. Funds are derived See Cicero . . . Page A3 for venues, event Reporter file photo organizers and in the wake of this pandemic is getting create a safe environment at Grand sports organiza- families comfortable with the ‘next’ Park and give other facilities similar tions to evaluate normal,” said Cook. “This research data to make decisions.” facility and pro- will allow us to hear what families, “The results of the study will County creates cedural modifica- Knox athletes, coaches and event organizers help event organizers and sports fa- tions over the next 12 to 18 months. are thinking and expecting as they re- cilities prioritize adaptations and “We know that one of the biggest turn to youth sports. I believe it will small business challenges to reactivating youth sports validate the lengths we are going to See Grand Park . . . Page A2 stabilization fund The REPORTER businesses hit hard by Thousands assigned new polling places The Hamilton government-mandated County Commission- shutdowns,” said Coun- More sites could mean shorter lines, better social distancing ers and the Hamilton cilman Fred Glynn, who County Council have brought forth the idea. The REPORTER Kathy Williams. better accessi- Bright yellow postcards established the Ham- “Fortunately, because Close to 88,000 voters in “But with schools bility, and since will be mailed out this week ilton County Stabili- county government is Hamilton County will have a out and some of there will be to notify voters of their new zation Fund for Small managed in a fiscally new polling location for the our original lo- more locations, voting locations. If you do Businesses to help responsible manner, we Primary Election on Tues- cations choos- they should also not receive a yellow card in small local businesses are able to invest back in day, June 2. The new loca- ing not to host help limit lines the mail or you just want to forced to close during our community in times tions are spread through- this spring due and improve so- check your polling location, the COVID-19 pan- of crisis.” out the county and include to COVID-19, cial distancing on go to indianavoters.com, demic. Grants of up to Businesses eligible churches, neighborhood we’ve had to Election Day.” hamiltoncounty.in.gov or $10,000 per business for the Hamilton Coun- clubhouses and schools. bring a few of The new call the Election Office at will be awarded based ty Stabilization Fund “We’ve recently made those schools Williams polling locations (317) 776-8476. on demonstrated need. must: efforts to remove polling back into the fold. These were approved by the Ham- A full list of polling loca- “The grants are • Be in good standing places from area schools,” new locations also have the ilton County Commission- tions in available in today’s meant to said Hamilton County Clerk added benefit of providing ers on Monday, April 27. edition on Pages A7 and A8. help small See Stabilization . . . Page A4 ‘Street Juice’ helping keep Carmel virus-free The REPORTER Fishers names small Hand sanitizer has emerged as one of the key ingredients needed to business loan recipients keep residents and visitors The REPORTER The loan committee safe from the COVID-19 The City of Fishers, took into consideration the virus as the City of Car- through the Build Fish- following as part of the de- mel emerges from its ers Foundation, award- cision-making process. All state-mandated stay-at- ed $505,000 in businesses must home orders. low-interest loans employ 25 full- Recently found to be to Fishers small time employees in short supply and hard to businesses on Fri- or less and one of get, the Carmel Street De- day, May 8. the following: partment took the initiative “Fishers’ • Designated to begin producing its own small businesses as non-essential version of hand sanitizer – are the lifeblood under the gov- at first for City employees of our communi- ernor’s stay-at- in an effort to save taxpay- ty,” said Fishers home order er dollars, but now offered Mayor Scott Fad- Fadness • Unable to to any locally-owned small Photos provided by City of Carmel ness. “As our city adopt a busi- business that needs it for The logo for Street Juice was created by Carmel Street Department begins to safely re-open, my ness model to sustain ex- their employees and cus- Employees Eric Russel, Talia Ariens and Shelby Hobbs (above). hope is that these loans will isting revenue during the tomers. tive hand sanitizer at the who are out there on the ees began mixing the ingre- help our small businesses COVID-19 Pandemic “We researched the Street Department,” said front lines fighting against dients to make five-gallon with the much-needed up- • Essential businesses process to make sanitizer Director Dave Huffman. this pandemic.” batches of sanitizer. They front cash required to re- that had to furlough or lay and found it was not that “We just wanted to do our Beginning in April, sume partial operations and difficult to make an- effec part to help assist others Street Department employ- See Juice . . . Page A2 eventual re-opening.” See Fishers . . . Page A4 ElEct ProvEn consErvativE mckinnEy For county council rEquEst your absEntEE visit rickmckinnEy.com ballot by may 21 Paid for by McKinney for Public office, TaMara GilberT, Treas. A2 News Week of May 18, 2020

Vote JOHN DITSLEAR County Council At-Large Early Voting May 26th - May 30th Learn more at JohnDitslear.com/2020Primary Paid for by Ditslear for Council Grand Park NHS in top 1% nationally for STEM from Page A1 Noblesville East Middle, Hinkle Creek, White River also honored understand the sentiment of tions. Initial results should guests given the COVID-19 be available by June 1. The REPORTER pandemic,” said Dr. Da- Understanding how mod- Noblesville Schools vid Pierce, Director of the ifications impact user per- announced last week that IUPUI Sports Innovation ceptions of satisfaction and Noblesville High School Institute. safety are important for (NHS) has been national- “This research will venues and events to con- ly recognized for the third be imperative as we look sider in developing proce- year in a row as a Project to safely return to play at dural modifications. Lead the Way (PLTW) Grand Park and other sports The Grand Park Sports Distinguished School for facilities in Indiana and be- Campus has already re- providing broad access to yond,” said Knox. “Venue leased its “Step 1 Reopen transformative Science, owners and sports organi- Strategy,” behavioral guide- Technology, Engineering zations need to know what lines and enhanced sanita- and Math (STEM) learning their guests and families tion and facility/procedural opportunities for students. need in order to meet and enhancements and is a lead- NHS is one of only three exceed safety expectations. ing conversation nation- high schools in Indiana to This survey will allow us to wide on the safest way to receive the three-time rec- go directly to the end user restart youth sports. ognition, putting it in an to understand how they ex- About the IUPUI Sports elite top 1 percent group pect event staff, athletes and Innovation Institute Photo provided by Noblesville Schools nationally. spectators to interact with The IUPUI Sports In- NHS students take measurements in one of the 14 Project Lead the Way Noblesville East Middle each other.” novation Institute blends School, Hinkle Creek Ele- STEM courses offered at Noblesville Schools. The survey will be academic thinking with mentary and White River their own STEM program- ploring flight, energy, robot- demonstrate mastery in the launched Tuesday, May an entrepreneurial spirit to Elementary were also recog- ming rather than curriculum ics and more. content and continuation in 19 and is being sent to creative solve the pressing nized, with Noblesville East through PLTW. “We’re proud to provide the programming. parents, youth sports lead- issues in the sports industry. the only middle school in Noblesville Schools engaging STEM learning at About PLTW ers and governing bodies The SII publishes the Sports the state to receive the honor offers 14 different PLTW all grade levels and are hon- Project Lead the Way nationwide. The survey Innovation Podcast, Sports three years in a row. Nobles- courses for middle and high ored to be named to this list (PLTW) is a non-profit -or is looking to classify 10 Innovation Journal, and ville West Middle School, school students, including of distinguished schools,” ganization that provides a to 12 adaptations that the hosts Innovation Sprints for North Elementary and Stony classes like robotics, bio- said Annetta Petty, Nobles- transformative learning ex- sports and event industry students. Founded in 2015, Creek Elementary have been medical, cybersecurity and ville Schools executive perience for K-12 students is debating making when the SII leverages faculty recognized previously. aerospace engineering. It is director of learning. “Re- and teachers across the Unit- facilities re-open to under- expertise and student cre- Noble Crossing Elemen- also one of only a few dis- al-world, hands-on STEM ed States. PLTW empowers stand their attitude toward ativity to make a difference tary and Promise Road Ele- tricts in the state to offer learning is critical in devel- students to develop in-de- the proposed modifica- in sports. mentary are not eligible for PLTW programming K-12, oping skills for future edu- mand, transportable knowl- consideration as they utilize with elementary students ex- cational opportunities and edge and skills through path- in-demand career paths.” ways in computer science, The Distinguished engineering, and biomedical Juice School recognition hon- science. PLTW’s teacher from Page A1 Hamilton County ors schools committed to training and resources sup- used a drill to mix isopropyl to give their mix a name: increasing student access, port teachers as they engage alcohol, aloe and fragrance Street Juice, along with a engagement and achieve- their students in real-world oil to create a solution. As clever new logo designed Reporter ment in their PLTW STEM learning. More than 10,500 the first batches appeared by employees Eric Russell, programs. To be eligible elementary, middle and to be too runny, Huffman Talia Ariens and Shelby More News More Sports for the designation, schools high schools in all 50 states got some assistance from a Hobbs. had to offer a variety of and the District of Colum- local restaurant owner who Any local business . . . and more readers! PLTW STEM courses and bia offer PLTW programs. suggested mixing in a little wanting a bottle of Street have a significant portion For more information on food additive to make it Juice can contact the Car- Thank you, Hamilton County! of students participating in Project Lead the Way, visit thicker. mel Street Department at them, while students had to pltw.org. Finally, they decided (317) 733-2001.

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Paid for by Nation for Council NationForCouncil.com/2020Primary Carmel senior Jessica Greven earns Youth Service Award The REPORTER Senior Jessica Greven from Carmel High School was awarded the 27th annu- al Hamilton County Youth Service Award last Wednes- day night. The ceremony is sponsored by the Hamilton County Commissioners, the Hamilton County Council on Alcohol and Other Drugs Photo provided (HCCOAOD), and each of the seven high schools in Noblesville’s Forest Park Aquatic Hamilton County. Greven was awarded a $1,000 scholarship. Center set to reopen Monday, June 1 Greven has been active The REPORTER will be in effect. The -spe provements and renovations in the Key Club, National With the safety and cific details for the 2020 to the Forest Park Aquatic Honor Society, and student well-being of its patrons swim season continue to Center are underway, up- government. She plays as its priority, the Friends evolve and will be shared grading and enhancing the for both the Carmel High of Central Pool is making soon. Ongoing discussions visitor experience. School varsity soccer team every effort to open - For with City of Noblesville For more information and the Elite Clubs Nation- est Park Aquatic Center in officials and public health or to stay plugged into up- al League. Greven even Noblesville on Monday, experts continue to ensure a to-the minute information led a soccer camp at the June 1. safe and positive experience regarding pool updates, Julian Center for Domestic Reflecting the “Back for swim patrons and to opening date, and adjust- Violence in Indianapolis. on Track Indiana Plan,” at- provide access to a valued ed hours and policies, visit Her volunteer efforts also tendance will be restricted community asset. forestparkpool.org to learn include teaching English Photo provided and monitored through at Thanks to a generous more or sign up for the For- to students in Cambodia, my heart because I wanted Nick Roberts from Sheridan least July 4. Likewise, so- donation from the City est Park Aquatic Center making blankets for the to improve the lives of those High School, and Ava Hen- cial distancing measures of Noblesville, major im- eNewsletter. homeless in Indianapolis, who were less fortunate son from Westfield High and providing free tutoring than I.” School. They will each re- lessons. Greven also assist- Greven plans to attend ceive a $300 scholarship. Cicero ed the boys’ soccer team Washington University in “We are proud of each from Page A1 with its “Making Good St. Louis in the fall on a par- of the applicants that have three main areas: Rent and great impact on our local ments will be made the Decisions” campaign that tial scholarship for soccer. chosen to lead a drug free utility assistance, payroll businesses and our com- week of June 22. To ac- emphasizes the importance Six other students were lifestyle and contribute their assistance, and expansion munity as a whole,” said cess the application, visit of an alcohol-free lifestyle nominated for the Youth time to help make positive of business services. Town Council President bit.ly/366dRwx. and teaches high school Service Award by their changes in the lives of oth- “The Town of Cicero Dan Strong. To learn more about Ci- students about the Indiana school’s counseling depart- ers,” said HCCAOD Execu- appreciates the availabili- Applications are avail- cero, please visit ciceroin. Lifeline Law. ment. The other nominees tive Director Monica Greer. ty of this funding through able on the Town’s web- org or email the Town’s “My greatest accom- included Myra Kivett from the State’s Office of Com- site and will be due by 3 Community Development plishment throughout high Fishers High School, Ellie munity and Rural Affairs p.m. on Monday, June 1. Coordinator, Shae Kmicike- school has been my ability Arrowood from Hamil- and their ability to create Eligible applicants with- wycz, at shaek@townofci- to influence youth younger ton Heights High School, Accurate a grant program for our in the Town of Cicero’s cero.in.gov, or Town Coun- than myself,” Greven says. Macy Walters from Ham- communities in these very corporate limits may re- cil President Dan Strong at “With each service oppor- ilton Southeastern High Balanced difficult times. We believe ceive up to $8,000 in grant dstrong@townofcicero. tunity I took part in, I did School, Sophie Brisco from this funding will have a funding. Award announce- in.gov. so driven by the passion in Noblesville High School, Local News

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Endorsed by Hamilton County Professional Fire Fighters A4 News Week of May 18, 2020 Stabilization State demands Birdies mini from Page A1 with regard to state and local taxes, li- censes and code compliance. • Be locally-owned and not by an out- golf course in Westfield close of-state corporation. By RICHARD ESSEX • Be in good standing with the Indiana WISH-TV | wishtv.com Secretary of State. • Have been established and opera- Jessica Lynch and her husband opened tional in Hamilton County for at least the Birdies Miniature Golf course last summer. previous six months. Businesses that have They had just reopened for this year as the expanded to a storefront from another weather improved and stay-at-home orders business are eligible (e.g., an established softened. caterer who opened a restaurant or an on- Last Wednesday afternoon, two peo- line retailer who opened a boutique). ple claiming to be Indiana Excise Police Grants can be used for payroll (exclu- showed up and ordered the course closed. sive of owner compensation), utilities, The police also said they were coming back rent, mortgage payments, insurance, or Thursday, Lynch says, and the two were so similar expenses, and products directly aggressive that she asked the Westfield Po- used in production of a product for sale. lice Department to come over. Preference will be given to business- “He said that state police should have es that have not received abatements or provided documen- incentives from the federal government, Photo provided tation and/or citation State of Indiana, or any local government According to Westfield Mayor Andy Cook, the decision is local on whether to to show like how we entity. Preference will also be given to were in violation,” allow golf courses to reopen, but the state claims they must remain closed. businesses that made all reasonable ef- Lynch said. of three families that were waiting to play “Voluntarily, these owners called me forts to keep employees employed during According to golf, which I think is unacceptable. If you and asked, ‘May we open,'” the mayor the pandemic. Lynch, the officers are gonna tell somebody they are going to said. Grant applications are due by the didn’t leave any pa- have to close their business, at least be nice Cook says the decision to open and or close of business on Friday, May 22. perwork. She later was about it,” Tyler said. close golf courses rests in the hands of the Applications can be found online at told that someone had Lynch and her staff believed they - fol mayors. hamiltoncounty.in.gov/1629. filed a complaint. The Cook lowed all the rules of reopening. They have “Stage 2 (of the state’s Back on Track The Hamilton County Stabilization manager of Birdies marked the sidewalk in compliance with plan) means we can have our golf courses Fund for Small Businesses has limited Miniature Golf, Tyler – he asked News 8 social distancing practices, groups on the open. This is a golf course,” the mayor said. funding, therefore not all grant requests not use his last name – was on duty when course are separated, and the equipment is News 8 reached out to Indiana Excise may be approved or approved at the level the excise officers showed up. cleaned after each use. Police and were directed to the Joint Infor- requested. Grants recipients will be noti- “They just flashed their badge real Westfield Mayor Andy Cook says he mation Center, which in an email said that fied during the week of May 25. Payments quick. They were pretty rude to me in front talked to Lynch before she opened. minigolf courses are to stay closed. will be disseminated no later than June 9. Keep Your Spirit Up Noblesville hires Chuck Haberman as and Your Body Fit! Now new workforce development manager The REPORTER seen the effects Network and is priority areas of focus. No- Offering Noblesville Mayor of COVID-19 in the board presi- blesville has shifted efforts Chris Jensen announced our community. dent for the As- to focus business attraction Online last Friday that Noblesville A dedicated per- sociation for Tal- in the medical technology, has hired Chuck Haberman son that focuses ent Development life sciences and manu- Classes as the city’s workforce de- on the economic in Central Indi- facturing sectors that will velopment manager. A re- growth of our city ana. Haberman deliver quality mid- and for PLE purposed position in the is now more im- also is a deco- high-wage jobs. The city’s Economic Development portant than ever rated veteran of comprehensive workforce Members Department, Haberman will and Chuck brings the United State and economic development For more information, email serve as the city’s authority exactly what we Haberman Marine Corps, strategies feature ongoing on workforce development are looking for to the table.” where he served as a com- communication and collab- [email protected] innovation. Haberman comes to the bat engineer. oration with employers, ed- “We have focused re- city with 14 years of ex- “It is an exciting oppor- ucators and other communi- PrimeLifeEnrichment.org sources and policy initia- perience. Most recently at tunity to have the privilege ty partners to align business tives around workforce Gaylor Electric, Haberman to work for the betterment of recruitment and retention development as part of a created the Workforce Man- my hometown and be a part plans with training and Hamilton County Reporter growing recognition that a agement Program, which of its exponential growth,” workforce pipeline develop- USPS 22200 | Volume 2020, Issue 5.18 strong and dynamic work- worked to cultivate an en- Haberman said. “My prior ment efforts. Contact Information force is one of the most vironment of trust, engage- experience aligns well with “Our administration is Publisher Jeff Jellison Mailing Address important elements of suc- ment, and accountability to this new role and I’m eager proactively looking ahead [email protected] PO Box 190 317-408-5548 Westfield, IN 46074 cessful economic develop- excellence to optimize Gay- to dig in and be a part of No- for COVID-19 recovery op- lor’s workforce. blesville’s next chapter.” portunities to work with ex- Web Address Subscription Inquiries ment efforts,” Jensen said. www.ReadTheReporter.com [email protected] “The topic of workforce de- Haberman is chairman Workforce and Econom- isting businesses to train, re- Hamilton County Reporter is published weekly, except the weeks of velopment has gained mo- of the Hamilton Coun- ic Development is one of train and upskill workforce Thanksgiving and Christmas, by Hamilton County Reporter Newspaper LLC, mentum as we have already ty Workforce Innovation Jensen’s policy pillars and within the city,” Jensen said. 1720 S. 10th St., Noblesville, IN 46060-3835. Periodicals postage paid at Noblesville, Ind. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: Hamilton County Reporter, 1720 S. 10th St., Noblesville, IN 46060. Andrea Davis named HAND Executive Director By LARRY LANNAN executive director for several is now. We are committed to Public Notice LarryInFishers.com months before being named to continuing to serve the afford- PUBLIC NOTICE the post permanently. She joined able housing needs of our fam- Cellco Partnership and its controlled affiliates doing business asVerizon Wireless (Verizon Wireless) proposes to build a 39 foot metal light pole and The HAND Board of Di- the staff of HAND in 2016. ilies and communities.” associated wireless communications equipment for telecommunications. rectors announced last Friday “We are excited with the Interim Deputy Director Anticipated lighting application is medium intensity dual red/white strobes. The Site location is 9721 Hamilton Hills Lane, Fishers, IN 46038, Lat: [39, the promotion of Andrea Da- progress that both Andrea and Rebekah Metzger has been 55, 51.28], Long: [-86, 03, 12.53]. The Federal Communications Commission vis as executive director of Rebekah have made in continu- named Development Director. (FCC) Antenna Structure Registration (ASR, Form 854) filing number is [ASR# A1162947]. the non-profit organization. ing HAND's mission,” Board This signifies a shift made by ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS – Interested persons may review the HAND's stated mission is to Chairman Keith Broadnax said the HAND organization to em- application (www.fcc.gov/asr/applications) by entering the filing number. Environmental concerns may be raised by filing a Request for Environmental promote affordable housing in of the appointments, approved phasize the ongoing focus on Review (www.fcc.gov/asr/environmentalrequest) and online filings are strongly Hamilton County. May 14. “If there was ever a neighborhood and community encouraged. The mailing address to file a paper copy is: FCC Requests for Environmental Review, Attn: Ramon Williams, 445 12th Street SW, Washington, Davis has served as interim need for affordable housing, it development. Davis DC 20554. HISTORIC PROPERTIES EFFECTS – Public comments regarding potential effects on historic properties may be submitted within 30 days from the date of this publication to: Trileaf Corp, Benjamin Allen, b.allen@trileaf. com, 1395 South Marietta Pkwy, Building 400 suite 209, Marietta, GA 30067, 678-653-8673 ext. 665. 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Christopher Boyd Weaver Vida Blanche Warriner Helen L. Castor May 21, 1959 – May 9, 2020 March 30, 1942 – May 10, 2020 January 15, 1925 – May 14, 2020 Christopher Boyd Weaver, 60, Noblesville, passed Vida Blanche Warriner, 78, Noblesville, passed Helen L. Castor, 95, Mooresville, passed away on Thursday, away on Saturday, May 9, 2020 at away on Sunday, May 10, 2020 May 14, 2020 at Meadow Lakes Nursing Riverview Health in Noblesville. at her home. She was born on Home in Mooresville. She was born on He was born on May 21, 1959 in March 30, 1942 to Felix and Lura January 15, 1925 to Edgar and Thelma Noblesville. (Hadley) Wooldridge in James- (Dunn) Myers in Boxley, Ind. Chris proudly served his coun- town, Ky. Helen worked for several years for the try in the Army National Guard. He Vida worked as a machinist BMV of the State of Indiana. She was a worked as a carpenter and enjoyed for Best Lock. She was a mem- member of Carmel American Legion Post talking with family and friends, Har- ber of Victory Baptist Church 155. ley Davidson motorcycles, old classic and enjoyed southern gospel mu- Helen is survived by her daughters, muscle cars, and rock & roll music. sic. Vida was a very kind woman Sue Campbell and Bertie Bristow; son, Chris is survived by his daughter, who loved to travel, garden, and can food. Most of Phil Castor; as well as several grandchildren, great-grandchil- Tonya Ranae Wright; one grandson; all, she loved spending time with her children and dren, and great-great-grandchildren. one granddaughter; siblings, Jeffrey grandchildren. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her Weaver, Judy (Fred) Klipsch, Mitch- Vida is survived by her children, Delilah Mosbaugh, husband, Lester Arnold Castor Sr. in 2002; and her son, Lester ell (Teresa) Weaver, Gina (Jerry) Rose M. Craft (Michael), Edward Warriner (Richard Arnold Castor Jr. in 2018. Dorsey, Bradley Weaver and Stacie Cooper; several nieces Ulrey), Lisa Glassburn (Rich), Joe Warriner (Emily), Private family services will be held with burial at Carmel and nephews; and his special nephew, James Weaver. and Jeffrey Warriner (Holli); 14 grandchildren; 17 Cemetery. Randall & Roberts Funeral Homes has been entrust- He was preceded in death by his mother, Edith great-grandchildren; and siblings, Betty Lawless, Fettie ed with Helen’s care. (Malone) Weaver-Parsons; stepfather, Jerry Parsons; fa- Guffey and Charles Wooldridge. Condolences: randallroberts.com ther, Hubbard Weaver; and two brothers, Steve Weaver In addition to her parents, she was preceded in and Danny Weaver. death by her husband, Buford Warriner; and her sister, Jill Ann Cripe Graveside services will be at Riverside Cemetery in Barbara Hadley. Noblesville. Arrangements have been entrusted to Randall Services were held on Thursday, May 14, 2020 at April 16, 1949 – May 6, 2020 & Roberts Funeral Homes. Randall & Roberts Funeral Home, 1150 Logan St., Condolences: randallroberts.com Jill Ann Cripe, 71, Carmel, passed away on Wednesday, Noblesville, with visitation prior to the time of service May 6, 2020 with Hospice in her daugh- at the funeral home. Mike Hunsinger officiated. Burial Edward LeRoy Schoff ter’s home. She was born on April 16, was at the Warriner Family Cemetery in Kentucky. 1949 to Carl and Maxine “Mick” (Gun- December 10, 1931 – May 7, 2020 Memorial contributions may be made to Susan G. tle) Leatherman in Huntington, Ind. Komen Central Indiana, 3500 DePauw Blvd., Suite Jill was a kindergarten teacher at For- Edward LeRoy Schoff, 88, Carmel, passed away May 2070, Indianapolis, IN 46268. est Dale Elementary School for over 20 7, 2020. He was born December 10, Condolences: randallroberts.com years. She was a devoted teacher, enjoyed 1931 in La Porte, Ind., son of Lester walking with her friends and beautiful and Verma (Short) Schoff. David Ryan Nee summer days. Her life path was making After serving in the U.S. Air Force a difference in the lives of each student. during the Korean conflict, Ed gradu- May 1, 1945 – May 14, 2020 Jill loved spending time with her family and grandchildren. ated from Purdue University with a David Ryan Nee, 75, Fishers, passed away peaceful- She is survived by her children, Chad Cripe (Laura), master’s degree in Education. He had Christy Cripe (Mike Millsaps), Courtney Cripe (Josh Robin- a passion and was dedicated to teach- ly at IU North after a 33-day battle with COVID-19 on May 14, 2020. son) and Connie Cripe; sister, Jan Sink (John); 12 grandchil- ing. He exemplified this in his every- dren; and two great-grandchildren. day life as well as professionally. David was born May 1, 1945 to the late James K. and Ruth Nee in Rich- She was preceded in death by her parents. While teaching in the Lafayette Private services will be held. Burial will be at Gardens School Corporation, Ed was known land Center, Wis. David graduated from Univer- of Memory Cemetery in Marion, Ind. The Cripe family has as the favorite biology teacher be- entrusted Randall & Roberts Funeral Home with Jill’s care. cause he was loved by all his students. sity of Platteville, Wis., where he played football. He was drafted in Condolences: randallroberts.com Another life interest was involvement in the Boy We know our mom touched many lives we would love to Scouts, where Ed served as Scoutmaster and was recog- 1968 and served in the U.S. Army as Military Police in Japan. David was hear your comments on the website above. nized for his achievements. He enjoyed taking the scouts In lieu of flowers, please donate to the Alzheimer’s Association. on back packing trips, canoeing, and always made sure proud to be a Postal Inspector for the they learned from the great outdoors. USPS from 1972 to 2002. The gift of teaching was also ensuring that his own David and Jane met in Richland John LaMar McCarty children experienced important life values. During sum- Center, Wis., and were married in April 4, 1938 – May 14, 2020 mer vacations, they were fortunate to travel extensively, 1970. They would have celebrated visiting 48 mainland states. Ed had many interests and their 50th wedding anniversary this coming September. John LaMar McCarty, Noblesville, peacefully left this hobbies including woodworking, archery, horseshoes, They were blessed with a son, Jeff Nee (LeAnne) and a Earth at 4:04 p.m. on Thursday, May 14, fishing, hunting and endless other pleasures that he shared daughter, Betsy Baker (Jonathan). He loved his grand- 2020, surrounded by family. He was born with his children. He was supportive of each child’s en- children, Isaac and Elliot Nee and Nathan, Brynn and on April 4, 1938 to Martha Plew McCa- deavor, whether it was speech, scouts, swimming, gym- Josh Baker. Together they have enjoyed so many fami- rty and Kenneth McCarty. He grew up in nastics or any other. He continued with devotion, teaching ly gatherings, holidays and Indy 500s. He is survived by Sheridan. his grandchildren, whom he adored. He taught them how nieces, Barbara Moore and Karen Frohwirth; son, James; Those who knew John will remember to hunt, fish, water ski and numerous other life skills. His brothers-in-law, Bruce Jacobson and Dave Jacobson him for his quick wit and smiling eyes. legacy is the example of being the ultimate husband, father (Debbie); niece, Jennifer (Charlie); and nephews, Chad He was a dedicated family man who en- and grandfather. (Jenna), Josh (Caroline) and Cody. His sister, Nancy joyed camping, snowmobiling, IU bas- Ed was known to love square dancing. He served as (Dennis), and sister-in-law, Sharry, precede him in death. ketball, Green Bay Packers, tending his president of Bucks and Does Square Dance Club for more David also leaves behind many wonderful, loving friends. yard on his riding mower and watching NASCAR and the than nine years. Other memberships included the Toast- David will be forever remembered for his beautiful Indy 500. He loved spending time with his grandchildren and masters of Lafayette, Boy Scouts Troop 322 and the Cot- white hair, his love for life, his big smile and the joy he watching them play sports. John enjoyed 24 years as a meat tonwood Christian Church. brought to others. He was a great listener and a great cutter at Marsh Supermarket. Following retirement, Ed built a beautiful house on friend. David loved playing tennis and helping at his John is preceded in death by his parents and step-mother, Lake Lemon where he and Romelle lived more than 23 church with the sound board, food pantry and mowing Patricia McCarty. years enjoying the quiet life on the lake. the lawn. He loved cheering on all his grandchildren at He is survived by his wife of nearly 60 years, Linda In addition to his parents, Ed was preceded in death by their sports or their hobbies. You could always count on Hoover McCarty; daughters, Branna Shores (Dennis) and his brother, Fred Schoff. David for a good joke, a great laugh and a great drink! Megan Tolen (Rick); granddaughters, Erin Peabody (Cory), Survivors include his beloved wife, Romelle (Cesal) A Celebration of Life will be planned at Bethel Lu- Callan Smith, Allison and Adrianne Tolen; grandson, Luke Schoff; children, Dennis Schoff (Nina Sorensen), Dianne theran Church at a later date. David’s care has been en- Tolen; great-granddaughters, Gabrielle Smith-Scott, Molly Schoff Powers (Drew) and Donna Schoff Varda (Jim); 13 trusted to Randall & Roberts Funeral Homes. and Natalie Peabody and Averie Smith; brother-in-law, Buddy grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be Hoover (Andrea); and brother, Richard McCarty (Belinda). Due to the current pandemic regulations, a Celebration made to Bethel Lutheran Church Columbarium Proj- In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Hamilton of Life Service will be scheduled for a later date. ect and Memorial Garden at 20650 Cumberland Road, County 4-H (2003 E. 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NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION June 2, 2020 State of Indiana ) ) County of Hamilton ) I, Kathy Kreag Williams, Clerk of the Hamilton County Circuit Court do hereby certify that the following named persons have been nominated as required by law for the offices herein named and are entitled to be voted for at the Primary Election to be held between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., prevailing time on the 2nd day of June, 2020. 2020 Candidate Filings County Auditor Republican Precinct Committeemen Republican Precinct Committeemen Republican Precinct Committeemen Republican State Convention Delegates Robin M. Mills (R) filed 1-8-2020 Fall Creek 2 Noblesville 11 Westfield 2 Noblesville District 2 (vote for 8) County Treasurer vacant Jacob Jennings filed 2-5-2020 Matthew S. Skelton filed 1-28-2020 Jack L. Martin filed 1-9-2020 Kim Good (R) filed 1-8-2020 Fall Creek 3 Amy D. Desai filed 2-6-2020 Jennifer L. Tharp filed 2-5-2020 James H. Dotson filed 1-17-2020 Susan Byer (R) filed 1-28-2020 Christopher Greisl filed 2-4-2020 Noblesville 12 Westfield 8 Micah Clark filed 1-31-2020 County Surveyor Eric Deitchman filed 2-5-2020 Mike Corbett filed 1-17-2020 Timothy Enyart filed 1-23-2020 Lisa Hall filed 1-31-2020 Kenton C. Ward (R) filed 1-8-2020 Fall Creek 4 Karen Williams Pryor filed 2-4-2020 Scott Willis filed 1-31-2020 Mark Hall filed 1-31-2020 County Commissioner District 2 William R. Anderson filed 2-6-2020 Noblesville 13 Westfield 11 Natasha Spartz filed 2-7-2020 Steven C. Dillinger (R) filed 1-15-2020 Rachel Quade filed 2-7-2020 Glenn Haltom filed 1-24-2020 Mic Mead filed 1-21-2020 Noblesville District 3 (vote for 8) Charlie McMillan Jr (R) filed 2-7-2020 Matt Murray filed 2-7-2020 Noblesville 14 Mary Carter filed 2-7-2020 Tim Berry filed 1-8-2020 County Commissioner District 3 Fall Creek 5 Ronald Mangus filed 1-10-2020 Westfield 13 Scott A. Baldwin filed 1-10-2020 Mark Heirbrandt (R) filed 1-21-2020 Rodney S. Retzner filed 2-4-2020 Noblesville 15 Andy Cook filed 2-6-2020 Chris Jensen filed 1-14-2020 County Council, At Large (vote for 3) Joshua Spencer filed 2-7-2020 Beth Sheller filed 1-8-2020 Westfield 15 Tony Garciaserra filed 1-17-2020 Ralph F. (Rick) McKinney (R) filed 1-8-2020 Fall Creek 6 **Charlie McMillan Jr. filed 2-5-2020 --- Clayton L Jobe filed 2-3-2020 Laura Alerding filed 1-22-2020 Brandon (Brad) Beaver (R) filed 1-9-2020 vacant withdrew 2-10-2020 Westfield 16 Micah Beckwith filed 1-23-2020 Sue Maki (R) filed 1-14-2020 Fall Creek 7 Noblesville 16 Judith Shuck filed 1-31-2020 Melba L. Kiser filed 1-23-2020 Jeff Hern (R) filed 1-17-2020 David Compton filed 1-29-2020 Paul R Marsh filed 1-24-2020 Bill Clifford filed 2-7-2020 Megan G. Wiles filed 1-24-2020 Steven R Nation (R) filed 1-23-2020 Jagdeep Singh filed 2-6-2020 Matt Norris filed 2-5-2020 Westfield 17 Catherine Carter filed 2-3-2020 Lyneen Burrow (R) filed 1-24-2020 Fall Creek 8 Noblesville 17 Victor McCarty filed 1-9-2020 Susan Beckwith filed 2-4-2020 John Ditslear (R) filed 1-28-2020 Adam Keller filed 2-3-2020 Robert C. Becker filed 1-8-2020 Cindy J Gossard filed 1-31-2020 Adam Eichelberger filed 2-6-2020 Gardiner P. Bink III (D) filed 1-31-2020 Fall Creek 9 Noblesville 18 Westfield 21 Paul Dhillon filed 2-7-2020 Tony Scott (R) filed 2-3-2020 Jeff Heinzmann filed 1-30-2020 Alaina Shonkwiler filed 1-28-2020 Patrick Downey filed 2-7-2020 Nancy Kaur filed 2-7-2020 Republican Precinct Committeemen John Weingardt filed 2-4-2020 Micah Clark filed 1-31-2020 Westfield 23 Washington District 1 (vote for 8) Arbors R. Gregory Estell filed 2-6-2020 Noblesville 19 Thomas E Burek filed 2-6-2020 Richard J. Hardcastle, Jr. filed 1-9-2020 Gerald Goldblatt filed 1-21-2020 Fall Creek 10 Steven C. Dillinger filed 1-15-2020 Westfield 24 Stephen W. Baranyk filed 1-14-2020 Arcadia Rich Block filed 2-6-2020 Jae Ebert filed 2-7-2020 Kim Strang filed 1-31-2020 William (Bill) Dale fiiled 1-17-2020 Maurice E St.Louis filed 1-8-2020 Zachary Klutz filed 2-7-2020 Noblesville 20 Jeff Larrison filed 2-3-2020 Jimmy Cox filed 1-17-2020 Mitchell L. Russell filed 1-9-2020 Fall Creek 11 vacant Westfield 25 Timothy Enyart filed 1-23-2020 John L. Woods filed 2-7-2020 Cecilia Coble filed 2-4-2020 Noblesville 21 Kevin Pastore filed 2-5-2020 Marla Ailor filed 1-31-2020 Aroma Patricia Bratton filed 2-6-2020 Greg O’Connor filed 1-8-2020 Jeannine Fortier filed 2-7-2020 Floy L. Heidenreich filed 1-31-2020 Jason W. Reynolds filed 2-6-2020 Fall Creek 12 Ray Bates filed 2-7-2020 Westfield 27 Timothy Heidenreich filed 1-31-2020 Atlanta Amala Massillamany filed 1-13-2020 Noblesville 22 vacant Ben Martin filed 2-5-2020 Fred A. Farley filed 2-7-2020 Fall Creek 13 Natasha Spartz filed 2-7-2020 White Chapel Joellyn Frain filed 2-6-2020 Avian vacant Noblesville 23 Roger C Conn filed 1-29-2020 Jennifer Davis filed 2-6-2020 Christopher J. Foote filed 2-5-2020 Fall Creek 14 Tom Kenley filed 1-8-2020 Woodfield Larry Hopkins filed 2-6-2020 Bakers Corner Edward M. Gray filed 2-7-2020 James H. Dotson filed 1-17-2020 Sue Finkam filed 2-5-2020 David Radcliff filed 2-7-2020 vacant Fall Creek 15 Noblesville 24 Woodgate Kate Healey Snedeker filed 2-7-2020 Bay Hill Michael Jordan filed 1-8-2020 Mike Davis filed 1-16-2020 vacant Washington District 2 (vote for 8) vacant Gagandeep Singh filed 2-5-2020 Lisa Hall filed 1-31-2020 Woodland Jim Ake filed 1-8-2020 Blue Creek Leah McGrath filed 2-7-2020 Noblesville 25 vacant Victor McCarty filed 1-9-2020 vacant Fall Creek 16 John Ditslear filed 1-31-2020 Republican State Convention Delegates Ryan McCann filed 1-13-2020 Boxley Geoff Tease filed 1-13-2020 Daniel Joseph Bill filed 2-6-2020 Adams/Wayne (vote for 5) Eric Krupp filed 1-27-2020 vacant Fall Creek 17 Noblesville 26 Tiffany Pascoe filed 1-21-2020 Kim Strang filed 1-31-2020 Brentwood Greg Dewald filed 2-7-2020 Lee Clark filed 1-14-2020 Gerlinde Spartz filed 2-3-2020 Barbara Simonson filed 1-31-2020 Douglas Haney filed 2-4-2020 Fall Creek 18 Noblesville 27 Clay District 1 (vote for 9) Erica Strahm filed 1-31-2020 Briar Creek vacant Patrick Berghoff filed 1-13-2020 Timothy M. Hensel filed 1-13-2020 Judith Shuck filed 1-31-2020 Fred Glynn filed 1-31-2020 Fall Creek 19 David Mooar filed 2-6-2020 Karl Niemoller filed 1-13-2020 Cindy J Gossard filed 1-31-2020 Meg Gates Osborne filed 2-7-2020 Kelly Novak filed 2-4-2020 Noblesville 28 Matt Milam filed 1-21-2020 Ronald T. Moore filed 1-31-2020 Brookfield Crossing Fall Creek 20 Caleb Blair filed 1-29-2020 William Shaffer filed 1-21-2020 Joseph Plankis filed 1-31-2020 Hans Collins filed 1-10-2020 Kara Garrard filed 2-7-2020 Jeff Elliott filed 2-6-2020 Judith S. Shaffer filed 1-21-2020 Joni R. Frain filed 2-6-2020 Donna Clary filed 1-21-2020 Fall Creek 21 Michael A Sparks filed 2-7-2020 Brian K. Barton filed 1-28-2020 Samuel J Frain filed 2-6-2020 Brookshire Troy Woodruff filed 1-22-2020 Noblesville 29 Kelly J. Barton filed 1-28-2020 Bill Clifford filed 2-7-2020 Dixie Packard filed 2-5-2020 Paula Hughel filed 1-24-2020 Catherine Carter filed 2-3-2020 Eric S. Morris filed 1-30-2020 Ken Alexander filed 2-7-2020 Dave Hommel filed 2-7-2020 Fall Creek 22 Bradford Elliott filed 2-6-2020 Fred Glynn filed 1-31-2020 Democratic State Convention Delegates Carmel Meadows Sandra Welch-Richard filed 2-7-2020 Noblesville 30 Steve Pittman filed 2-3-2020 Adams/Wayne/Jackson/White River (vote Eric Seidensticker filed 2-7-2020 Fall Creek 23 Robert E. Tate filed 2-7-2020 Denise Moe filed 2-5-2020 for 10) Centennial 1 Greg Jones filed 1-16-2020 Noblesville 31 Joseph B Bryant filed 2-5-2020 Jane Marie Williamson filed 1-30-2020 Jim Ake filed 1-8-2020 Fall Creek 24 Susan Beckwith filed 2-4-2020 Danny Lopez filed 2-6-2020 Christie Menze filed 1-30-2020 Barbara Simonson filed 1-31-2020 vacant Noblesville 32 Cathy Boggs filed 2-6-2020 Brad Beer filed 1-30-2020 Centennial 2 Fall Creek 25 Scott A. Baldwin fiiled 1-10-2020 Jim DeCamp filed 2-6-2020 Cymande (Mandie) Lackland filed 1-31- Erica Strahm filed 1-31-2020 vacant Noblesville 33 Ellen Dunnigan filed 2-6-2020 2020 Jenni Alexander filed 2-7-2020 Fall Creek 26 Tim Berry filed 1-8-2020 Dave Hommel filed 2-7-2020 Clay (vote for 36) Cherry Tree Scott Fadness filed 2-4-2020 Lesly Charlebois filed 2-6-2020 Christine Altman filed 2-7-2020 William L Howard II filed 1-8-2020 Sandra Lyle filed 1-16-2020 Fall Creek 27 Noblesville 34 Clay District 2 (vote for 9) Greg Swallow filed 1-10-2020 Cheswick Shaun Reichter filed 1-24-2020 Chris Jensen filed 1-14-2020 John T. Curran filed 1-21-2020 Annette Gross filed 1-10-2020 **James Spahn filed 1-8-2020 --- withdraw Fall Creek 28 Tony Garciaserra filed 1-17-2020 Christine S. Pauley filed 1-22-2020 Jim Blessing filed 1-13-2020 1-13-2020 vacant Karen Harmer filed 2-7-2020 Christina (Chris) Miller filed 1-27-2020 Loni Smith McKown filed 1-13-2020 Edee Schaffer filed 1-31-2020 Fall Creek 29 Noblesville 36 Robert Rusty Miller filed 1-27-2020 Edwin E Russell filed 1-14-2020 Alexander Spanenberg filed 2-5-2020 vacant Matt Light filed 2-5-2020 Bobby Cordingley filed 1-30-2020 Kevin Patterson filed 1-15-2020 Clay Center 1 Fall Creek 30 Noblesville 37 Douglas Haney filed 2-4-2020 Molly Pearcy filed 1-16-2020 vacant Jacquelyn Moore filed 1-13-2020 vacant Mark A. Abraham filed 2-5-2020 Kirsten Dana Kowalewski filed 1-16-2020 Clay Center 2 Craig W. Monson filed 1-31-2020 Noblesville 38 Tom Dakich filed 2-5-2020 Jeffrey N Levy filed 1-21-2020 John V. Accetturo filed 2-6-2020 Eric B. Pethtel filed 2-4-2020 Kenton C. Ward filed 1-8-2020 Mallory Renee King filed 2-6-2020 Patrick Proctor filed 1-21-2020 Clay Center 3 Fall Creek 31 Noblesville 39 Matthew S. Huckleby filed 2-6-2020 Dallas Shelby filed 1-23-2020 Kelli Prader filed 2-5-2020 Todd Zimmerman filed 2-4-2020 Melba L. Kiser filed 1-23-2020 Joseph R. Heerens filed 2-7-2020 Sara Jo Grethlein filed 1-23-2020 Clay Northeast Fall Creek 32 Noblesville 40 Clay District 3 (vote for 8) Monica R. Newhouse filed 1-28-2020 Ahmad Saltagi filed 2-7-2020 vacant Andy Hahn filed 2-6-2020 Christine M. Accetturo filed 1-14-2020 Jacqueline Grimm filed 1-29-2020 Susan Husselbee filed 2-7-2020 Fall Creek 33 Paul Dhillon filed 2-7-2020 Mike Ward filed 1-15-2020 Jeremy Eltz filed 1-29-2020 Clay Northwest 1 Steven D. Hardin filed 1-15-2020 Andy Barker filed 2-7-2020 Jenny Brake filed 1-23-2020 Erin Vahrenkamp filed 1-29-2020 vacant Fall Creek 34 Noblesville 41 Sam Barg filed 1-30-2020 ** Cynthia L Johnson filed 1-29-2020 --- Clay Northwest 2 Brian Baehl filed 1-13-2020 Rex Dillinger filed 1-13-2020 Mary (Dubbie) Buckler filed 2-3-2020 withdrew 2-10-2020 John Wertz filed 2-7-2020 Fall Creek 35 Laura Alerding filed 1-22-2020 Richard F. Taylor III filed 2-4-2020 Jessica Griffith filed 1-29-2020 Clay Northwest 3 Kuldeep Singh filed 2-6-2020 Northridge Adam Aasen filed 2-5-2020 Risa Stockton filed 1-29-2020 vacant Fall Creek 36 vacant Sue Finkam filed 2-5-2020 Mary Russell filed 1-29-2020 Clay Southwest 1 vacant North Cicero John V. Accetturo filed 2-7-2020 James T. Goldsberry filed 1-29-2020 Beth Harvey filed 2-6-2020 Fall Creek 37 Steven A. Holt filed 1-23-2020 Anne H. Poindexter filed 2-7-2020 Naomi S. Bechtold filed 1-29-2020 Clay Southwest 2 Brad DeReamer filed 1-9-2020 Oak Ridge 1 Clay District 4 (vote for 8) Al Moore filed 1-30-2020 vacant Sanjeev Singh filed 2-6-2020 Jimmy Cox filed 1-17-2020 Dwight Lile filed 1-30-2020 ** Henry Winckler filed 1-30-2020 --- Clay Southwest 3 Fall Creek 38 Joe Van Deusen filed 1-29-2020 Sue Lile filed 1-30-2020 withdrew 2-10-2020 Sue Lile filed 1-30-2020 vacant Oak Ridge 2 Alexander Spanenberg filed 2-5-2020 Joyce Ellen Smith filed 1-30-2020 College Fall Creek 39 Ryan McCann filed 1-13-2020 Reed Davis filed 2-6-2020 Mark Hinton filed 1-31-2020 Mary M. Smith filed 2-5-2020 vacant Andrew Bouse filed 1-29-2020 Delaware Township 1 (vote for 5) Alexa Griffith filed 2-3-2020 Cool Creek North Fall Creek 40 Oak Ridge 3 Rick Fain filed 1-10-2020 Matthew Stone filed 2-4-2020 Marie Smith filed 1-21-2020 Eric C Rector filed 1-13-2020 Kurt J. Wanninger filed 1-27-2020 ** Michael Colby filed 1-17-2020 --- Ashley Klein filed 2-4-2020 Cool Creek South Tony Scott filed 1-13-2020 Omega withdrew 2-7-2020 Angela B. Thompson filed 2-4-2020 Nancy Heck filed 2-7-2020 Fall Creek 41 vacant Debbie Driskell filed 1-29-2020 Dierdre Thornton filed 2-4-2020 Copperwood Pete Peterson filed 2-4-2020 Orchard Park Charles Lannan filed 2-6-2020 Teresa Zimmers-Koniaris filed2-4-2020 Diane Gomez filed 2-3-2020 Fall Creek 42 Matt Milam filed 1-21-2020 Megan Lannan filed 2-6-2020 Missy Eltz filed 2-5-2020 Coxhall vacant Pleasant Grove Gregg Puls filed 2-6-2020 Kimberly Klein filed 2-5-2020 Nicki Felix filed 1-30-2020 Greensprings Steve Pittman filed 2-3-2020 Sharon M. Jackson filed 2-7-2020 Beverly Thornburg filed 2-5-2020 Crooked Stick Bart Book filed 2-7-2020 Prairie View Amanda J. Shera filed 2-7-2020 Denise Pietsch filed 2-6-2020 Donna Schaibley filed 1-31-2020 Guilford 1 vacant Delaware Township 2 (vote for 5) Naomi M. Adams filed 2-6-2020 Daniel Warren Mary Eckard filed 1-9-2020 Rangeline Eric A. Mussler filed 1-21-2020 ** Rosemary Noel filed 2-6-2020 --- Denise Moe filed 2-3-2020 Robert E. Waring filed 2-5-2020 Virginia L. Kerr filed 1-21-2020 Jim Suess filed 2-6-2020 withdrew 2-10-2020 Delaware 1 Guilford 2 Richland Selina Stoller filed 2-6-2020 Brett Hodson filed 2-6-2020 Tom Coverdale filed 2-6-2020 Matthew S. Huckleby filed 2-6-2020 Margaret (Peg) Durrer filed 2-5-2020 Jennie Nicol filed 2-7-2020 Sara Hindi filed 2-7-2020 Deleware 2 Guilford 3 Saddle Creek Mackenzie Nicol filed 2-7-2020 Jane Salentine filed 2-7-2020 vacant vacant Carl S. Mills filed 1-9-2020 Fall Creek District 1 (vote for 7) Chris Bayh filed 2-7-2020 Delaware 3 Hazel Dell Julie Standish filed 1-29-2020 Sarah Hurdle Shields filed 1-13-2020 Michael Sweeten filed 2-7-2020 vacant Anne H Poindexter filed 2-7-2020 Sheridan 1 Angela Morris filed 1-28-2020 Delaware/Fall Creek (vote for 39) Delaware 4 Holaday 1 Elizabeth A. Lee filed 1-8-2020 Jeff Heinzmann filed 1-30-2020 Peggi Little filed 1-10-2020 Debbie Driskell filed 1-29-2020 Gregg Feigh filed 2-7-2020 Sheridan 2 Suzanne Heinzmann filed 1-30-2020 Bill Stuart filed 1-10-2020 ** Amanda J. Shera filed 2-7-2020 --- Holaday 2 Kathy J Small filed 1-27-2020 Brent W Huber filed 2-3-2020 Julie Chambers filed 1-13-2020 withdrew 2-10-2020 Mark A. Abraham filed 2-5-2020 Sheridan 4 Eric Deitchman filed 2-5-2020 Samantha (Sam) DeLong filed 1-14-2020 Delaware 5 Hunters Creek Martin Samuels filed 1-13-2020 Connor Sullivan filed 2-5-2020 Tabby McLain filed 1-14-2020 James Alderman filed 2-6-2020 Robert Rusty Miller filed 1-27-2020 South Cicero Jagdeep Singh filed 2-6-2020 Lane Skeeters filed 1-15-2020 Johann Stoller filed 2-7-2020 Hunters Trace Emily K. Pearson filed 1-8-2020 R. Gregory Estell filed 2-6-2020 Jaimie Cairns filed 1-21-2020 Delaware 6 vacant Southeast Arcadia Rachel Quade filed 2-7-2020 Patrick Lockhart filed 1-23-2020 Jennifer Kehl filed 2-3-2020 Horton Randy Hill filed 1-8-2020 Zachary Klutz filed 2-7-2020 Cindy Weingarten filed 1-23-2020 Delaware 7 Marla Ailor filed 1-31-2020 Southeast Cicero Tera K Klutz filed 2-7-2020 Cherish Hughes filed 1-23-2020 Rick Fain filed 1-10-2020 Danielle Carey Tolan filed 2-7-2020 Brett S. Foster filed 1-24-2020 Fall Creek District 2 (vote for 7) Jeremy Lamberth filed 1-27-2020 Gregg Puls filed 2-6-2020 Johnson Acres Southwest Cicero Amala Massillamany filed 1-13-2020 Gregory A. Purvis filed 1-28-2020 Robin L Sawyer filed 2-7-2020 John T. Curran filed 1-21-2020 Glen Schwartz filed 2-5-2020 Mario Massillamany filed 1-13-2020 Jocelyn Vare filed 2-5-2020 Delaware 8 Joliet Todd Michael Snyder filed 2-7-2020 Gagandeep Singh filed 2-5-2020 A. Brando Corsaro filed 2-5-2020 Michael Colby filed 1-17-2020 Gloria Del Greco filed 1-15-2020 Spring Farms Gurinder Singh filed 2-5-2020 Anthony (AJ) Rivera filed 2-5-2020 Delaware 9 Keystone Laura D. Campbell filed 1-10-2020 Brian McGrath filed 2-7-2020 Aimee Rivera Cole filed 2-5-2020 Shelly Sondgerath filed 2-5-2020 vacant Spring Mill 1 Leah McGrath filed 2-7-2020 Randy Cole filed 2-5-2020 Delaware 10 Kingsborough vacant Mahi Gill filed 2-7-2020 Dayna Colbert filed 2-5-2020 vacant Andrew (Andy) Davies filed 1-8-2020 Spring Mill 2 Sandra Welch-Richard filed 2-7-2020 Kenny Gilbreath filed 2-5-2020 Delaware 12 Cynde Vits filed 2-3-2020 vacant Fall Creek District 3 (vote for 7) Corey Kern filed 2-6-2020 vacant Kingswood 1 Springmill Ponds Doug Allman filed 1-10-2020 Katy Gentry McCord filed 22-7-2020 Delaware 13 John (Jack) Dearth filed 1-27-2020 Barry S. Simich filed 2-3-2020 Michele L. Allman filed 1-10-2020 Sandra S. Messerall filed 2-7-2020 Blain Cook filed 1-31-2020 Kingswood 2 Stonehedge 1 Brian Baehl filed 1-13-2020 Noblesville (vote for 20) Delaware 14 vacant Christine S. Pauley filed 1-22-2020 Eric C Rector filed 1-13-2020 Paula Jo Gilliam filed 1-13-2020 vacant Lady Hamilton Stonehedge 2 Tony Scott filed 1-13-2020 Lori Cates Hand filed 1-22-2020 Delaware 15 Timothy M. Hensel filed 1-13-2020 vacant Jacquelyn Moore filed 1-13-2020 Christian Renner filed 1-24-2020 vacant Eric S. Morris filed 1-30-2020 Stonewick Greg Jones filed 1-16-2020 Jenny Tomlinson filed 1-24-2020 Delaware 16 Lexington Mark C. Correll filed 2-5-2020 Jason Arnold filed 1-17-2020 James Goddard filed 1-30-2020 vacant Gin Chuang filed 2-7-2020 Strawtown Tom Grinslade filed 2-4-2020 Sarah D. Russell Goddard filed 1-30-2020 Delaware 17 Mohawk Hills David B. Hiday filed 2-6-2020 Pete Peterson filed 2-4-2020 Allison Haley filed 2-5-2020 Timothy E. Pierce filed 2-4-2020 vacant The Village Todd Zimmerman filed 2-4-2020 April Owens filed 2-6-2020 Jay R. Roach filed 2-5-2020 Mt Carmel 1 vacant Melinda (Mindy) Colbert filed 2-6-2020 Jessica L. Paullus filed 2-6-2020 Delaware 18 vacant Thistlewood Kuldeep Singh filed 2-6-2020 Marie DeMore filed 2-6-2020 vacant Mt Carmel 2 vacant Sumandeep Kaur filed 2-6-2020 Jeremy Hawk filed 2-6-2020 Delaware 19 Dan McFeely filed 1-31-2020 Village Farms 1 Sanjeev Singh filed 2-6-2020 Christopher M Davis filed 2-6-2020 David Giffel filed 1-10-2020 Noblesville 1 William (Bill) Dale filed 1-17-2020 Jackson/White River (vote for 6) Alyshia Madlem filed 2-7-2020 Steven Orusa filed 2-4-2020 Dan Stevens filed 2-7-2020 Robert L. Horkay filed 1-29-2020 Ray Adler filed 1-8-2020 Amelia Jo Horn filed 2-7-2020 Delaware 20 Noblesville 2 Village Farms 2 Erin Moorhous filed 1-22-2020 Cayla Irlbeck filed 2-7-2020 vacant William Bower filed 1-27-2020 Jeff Boller filed 1-29-2020 Katherine Moorhous filed 1-22-2020 Mike Vick filed 2-7-2020 Delaware 21 Dana Stemen filed 1-31-2020 Russel Burge filed 2-6-2020 Dennis Quakenbush filed 1-29-2020 Washington (vote for 15) vacant Noblesville 3 Village Farms 3 Christen J. Quakenbush filed 1-29-2020 Stephanie Kimble filed 1-8-2020 Delaware 22 Randy L. Gerber filed 1-14-2020 Brian D. Ferguson filed 1-9-2020 Julie Melvin filed 2-3-2020 ** Shelly A. Brown filed 1-9-2020 -- Douglas Whisman filed 1-30-2020 Noblesville 4 Waterford Cindy Sweet filed 2-3-2020 withdrew 2-7-2020 James M Clarke filed 2-5-2020 ** Michael Partin filed 2-6-2020 --- ** Adam Aasen filed 2-5-2020 – withdrew Emily Pearson filed 2-5-2020 John (Jack) R. Bebiak filed 1-14-2020 Delaware 23 withdrew 2-10-2020 2-10-2020 Noblesville District 1 (vote for 8) Margaret R. Furniss filed 1-14-2020 Selina Stoller filed 2-6-2020 Noblesville 5 Charley Hutchins filed 2-7-2020 ** Kathy Kreag Williams filed 1-8-2020 --- Anna Hopkins filed 1-10-2020 Delaware 24 Jon Custer filed 1-15-2020 Wayne 01 withdrew 2-10-2020 Neil Koglin filed 1-21-2020 vacant Ian A. Hauer filed 1-31-2020 Nyla Kester filed 1-28-2020 ** Perry Williams filed 1-8-2020 --- Thomas A Huge filed 1-21-2020 Delaware 25 Noblesville 6 Preston E. Beeler II filed 2-7-2020 withdrew 2-10-2020 Karen E Huge filed 1-21-2020 vacant John A. Dell filed 1-15-2020 Wayne 02 Beth Sheller filed 1-8-2020 ** John Schleeter filed 1-23-2020 --- Deming Noblesville 7 Gerlinde Spartz filed 2-3-2020 Ronald Mangus filed 1-10-2020 withdrew 2-10-2020 vacant Wil Hampton filed 1-17-2020 Wayne 03 Jason Spartz filed 1-13-2020 Deanna Schleeter filed 1-23-2020 Eagletown Noblesville 8 Jesse D. Wilson filed 1-13-2020 Randy L. Gerber filed 1-14-2020 Heather Pirowski filed 1-24-2020 Richard J. Hardcastle, Jr. filed 1-9-2020 Mitch Peck filed 2-5-2020 Wayne 04 Darren Peterson filed 1-27-2020 Heather Hilbert filed 1-24-2020 East Washington Noblesville 9 Tiffany Pascoe filed 1-21-2020 Aaron Smith filed 1-27-2020 Erin Greasel filed 1-28-2020 Curt Whitesell filed 2-7-2020 Dianna Bradley-Lynch filed 1-8-2020 Wayne 05 Ian A. Hauer filed 1-31-2020 Melissa Auciello-Brogan filed 1-29-2020 Eden Brook **Darren Peterson filed 1-10-2020 --- vacant Adrienne Rogers filed 2-4-2020 Heidi Rauch filed 2-6-2020 vacant withdrawn 1-13-2020 Westfield 1 Karen Williams Pryor filed 2-4-2020 Kim Dodson filed 2-7-2020 Fall Creek 1 Noblesville 10 John (Jack) Hart filed 1-10-2020 Charlie McMillan Jr. filed 2-5-2020 Ann Raymont filed 2-7-2020 Amy Elizabeth Massillamany filed 1-31- Perry Williams filed 1-8-2020 Tyler Mendenhall filed 2-7-2020 Amy D. Desai filed 2-6-2020 2020 Adrienne Rogers filed 2-4-2020 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed the seal of the Hamilton Circuit Court this 14th day of May, 2020. Kathy Kreag Williams, Clerk Hamilton Circuit Court RL3418 5/18/2020

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NOTICE TO VOTERS OF HAMILTON COUNTY, INDIANA Bid Advertisement Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Hamilton County has approved the following locations as voting places for the Primary to be held in Notice is hereby given that SEALED BIDS will be received: Hamilton County, Indiana on Tuesday, June 2, 2020. Polls will be open from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. BY AND AT: Hagerman, Inc. Township New Precinct Precinct Polling Site Polling Site Polling Site Polling C/O Noblesville Schools Name No Name Add Line 1 City Name Location/Comment Education Services Center Adams * 0101 Bakers Corner 1545 W 226th St Sheridan Six Points Church Lobby or Café 18025 River Road 0102 Boxley 111 W 296th St Atlanta Adams Twp Community Building Banquet Hall Noblesville, IN 46062 0103 Sheridan 01 300 E 6th St Sheridan Sheridan Community Center Entire Building Attn: Dr. David Mundy 0104 Sheridan 02 24185 N Hinesley Rd Sheridan Sheridan High School North Gym Lobby FOR A NEW: Soccer Safety Building 0106 Sheridan 04 506 S Main St Sheridan Sheridan Town Hall Meeting Room 19000 Cumberland Road Clay * 0201 Briar Creek 3242 E 106th St Carmel Carmel Fire Station 43 Apparatus Bay Noblesville, IN 46060 0202 Brookshire 12120 Brookshire Pkwy Carmel Brookshire Golf Club Banquet Room UNTIL: 1:00 P.M., local time, Thursday, June 4, 2020. 0203 Carmel Meadows 55 4th Ave SE Carmel Carmel Clay Public Library Program Room RECEIPT OF BIDS: Sealed Bids shall be received by mail or other carrier * 0204 Clay Center 1 2000 North New Market Carmel The Meeting House Second Floor and must be addressed to: Hagerman, Inc. c/o Dr. David Mundy, Noblesville * 0205 Clay Southwest 1 3650 W 106th St Carmel Pilgrim Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall Schools 18025 River Road Noblesville, In 46062 and received on or before 1:00 * 0206 College 1020 E 101st St Indianapolis Korean Presbyterian Church of Indianapolis Lobby pm, Thursday, June 4, 2020 to be valid. Bids received after the designated day 0207 Cool Creek North 4255 E 136th St Carmel Smokey Row Family Swim Club Entrance & Gathering Area and time listed above will be returned unopened. Any postal/courier service is 0208 Daniel Warren 621 S Rangeline Rd Carmel Carmel United Methodist Church Gymnasium the agent of the Bidder. 0209 Eden Brook 1010 E 126th St Carmel First Baptist Church Gym BID OPENING: Bids will be opened in public and read aloud in the Board 0210 Greensprings 3405 E 116th St Carmel Chinese Community Church Gym Room of the Noblesville Educational Services Center located at 18025 River 0211 Guilford 1 651 W Main St Carmel Carmel Friends Church Foyer/Lobby Road, Noblesville, IN 46062 on Thursday, June 4, 2020 at 1:00 pm by the Owner. 0212 Holaday 01 2500 E 98th St Indianapolis Hope Church Fellowship Hall But due to the COVID-19 Virus Pandemic we may have a “virtual” online Bid * 0213 Hunters Trace 2381 Pointe Parkway Carmel Mercy Road Church Lobby/Café Opening. If we do, the instructions will be available on the day you drop off your * 0214 Keystone 2381 Pointe Pkwy Carmel Mercy Road Church Lobby/Café bid on a paper with the information on how to log in and watch virtually. As for 0215 Lady Hamilton 10701 N College Ave Indianapolis John W. Hensel Government Center Community Room the other option, we may open the bids and read them out loud, like normal. 0216 Mohawk Hills 945 Mohawk Hills Dr Carmel Gramercy Clubhouse DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT: Work includes a New Noblesville Schools * 0217 Mt Carmel 01 1402 W Main St Carmel St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church Parish Hall Soccer Safety Building and Associated Sitework. * 0218 Orchard Park 1605 E 106th St Indianapolis Orchard Park Presbyterian Church Main Street PRE-BID MEETING: A pre-bid meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 0219 Pleasant Grove 10701 N College Ave Indianapolis John W. Hensel Government Center Community Room 20, 2020 at 1:00 pm, local time at 19000 Cumberland Road, Noblesville, Indiana * 0220 Rangeline 621 S Rangeline Rd Carmel Carmel United Methodist Church Gymnasium 46060 at the project site. All prospective Bidders are encouraged to attend the 0221 Richland 310 1st St NE Carmel Carmel Masonic Lodge Basement Pre-Bid Meeting. * 0222 Northridge 1020 E 101st St Indianapolis Korean Presbyterian Church of Indianapolis Lobby CONTRACT TYPE: The project will be constructed utilizing the Construction * 0223 White Chapel 12401 Lynnwood Blvd Carmel Plum Creek Golf Club Lynnwood Room Manager as Constructor (CMc) delivery method for public work. The 0224 Brookfield Crossing 12900 Hazel Dell Pkwy Carmel Northview Church Atrium Construction Manager will contract with multiple First Tier Subcontractors for * 0225 Woodland 2381 Pointe Pkwy Carmel Mercy Road Church Lobby/Café the Bid Items listed below, with bids received on a lump sum basis for each bid * 0226 Cool Creek South 4770 E Main St Carmel Christ Community Church Lobby/Sanctuary item. Each proposal shall include all labor, equipment, and materials necessary to * 0227 Clay Northwest 3 3450 W 131st St Carmel Carmel Water Distribution Truck Bays complete the project in strict accordance with the Construction Drawings, Project * 0228 Spring Mill 01 3600 W 96th St Indianapolis College Park Church - North Indy Ministries Center Schedule, Project Contract Manual, and Technical Specifications. 0229 Johnson Acres 2900 E 136th St Carmel Carmel High School Stadium Community/Hospitality Room * 0230 Guilford 3 1212 E 116th St Carmel Faith Apostolic Church Multipurpose Room The Construction Manager will receive sealed Bids for the following Bid Items * 0231 Guilford 2 1212 E 116th St Carmel Faith Apostolic Church Multi-Purpose Room of work: * 0232 Stonehedge 1 651 W Main St Carmel Carmel Friends Church Foyer/Lobby Bid Item #01: Site Excavation and Utility Work * 0233 Clay Northwest 1 3450 W 131st St Carmel Carmel Water Distribution Truck Bays Bid Item #02: Concrete Work 0235 Avian 4770 E Main St Carmel Christ Community Church Lobby/Sanctuary Bid Item #03: General Trades Work * 0236 Clay Northeast 14550 River Rd Carmel Harvest Church Main Lobby Bid Item #04: Masonry Work * 0237 Arbors 12156 N Meridian St Carmel Ritz Charles Banquet Room Bid Item #05: Roofing Work * 0238 Blue Creek 3242 E 106th St Carmel Carmel Fire Station 43 Apparatus Bay Bid Item #06: Aluminum Window Work 0239 Brentwood 3131 Maralice Dr Carmel Foster Estates Clubhouse Clubhouse - West Side Bid Item #07: Drywall, Insulation and Ceiling Work 0240 Holaday 02 2500 E 98th St Indianapolis Hope Church Fellowship Hall Bid Item #08: Painting Work * 0241 Hunters Creek 13200 Old Meridian St Carmel Genesis Church Lobby Bid Item #09: Epoxy Floor Work (Bid Alternate 01) 0242 Kingswood 01 3405 E 116th St Carmel Chinese Community Church Gym Bid Item #10: Locker Work 0243 Lexington 1212 E 116th St Carmel Faith Apostolic Church Multi Purpose Room Bid Item #11: Signage Work (Bid Alternate #02 & 03) * 0244 Mt Carmel 02 13200 Old Meridian St Carmel Genesis Church Lobby Bid Item #12: Mechanical, Plumbing, HVAC Ductwork and Temperature * 0245 Spring Mill 02 3600 W 96th St Indianapolis College Park Church - North Indy Ministries Center Controls Work * 0246 Thistlewood 1402 W Main St Carmel St Christopher’s Episcopal Church Parish Hall Bid Item #13: Electrical Work 0247 Waterford 1010 E 126th St Carmel First Baptist Church Gym SUBCONTRACTOR PREQUALIFICATION: All subcontractors 0248 Woodfield 5201 E Main St Carmel Carmel Clay Schools Educational Services Center Public Meeting Room must be pre-qualified specifically for this project prior to submission of the 0249 Woodgate 2900 E 136th St Carmel Carmel High School Stadium Community/Hospitality Room bid. Pre-qualification forms can be obtained by contacting Misael Ramirez, * 0250 Stonehedge 2 651 W Main St Carmel Carmel Friends Church Foyer/Lobby Hagerman, Inc., 317-577-6836, [email protected]. The completed 0251 Kingswood 02 10655 Haverstick Rd Carmel St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church Ministry Room B108-B110 pre-qualification forms with attachments shall be submitted to Misael Ramirez * 0252 Springmill Ponds 1242 W 136th St Carmel Traders Point Christian Church - North Campus Lobby by 5:00 PM Friday, May 15, 2020. Completed forms may be emailed to Misael 0253 Copperwood 4770 E Main St Carmel Christ Community Church Lobby Ramirez or a hard copy delivered to Hagerman’s office (10315 Allisonville 0255 Hazel Dell 12900 Hazel Dell Pkwy Carmel Northview Church Atrium Road) in a sealed envelope. Financial information will be kept confidential. Pre- * 0256 Clay Southwest 2 3500 W 106th St Carmel Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral Founders Walk qualified subcontractors will be notified of approval by 5:00 PM onWednesday, 0257 Clay Center 2 12156 N Meridian St Carmel Ritz Charles Banquet Room May 20, 2020. 0258 Bay Hill 10655 Haverstick Rd Carmel St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church Ministry Room B108-B110 Documents Prepared by: 0259 Cherry Tree 5201 E Main St Carmel Carmel Clay Schools Educational Services Center Public Meeting Room Fanning Howey Associates, Inc. 0260 Stonewick 10655 Haverstick Rd Carmel St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church Ministry Room B108- B110 350 E. New York Street, Ste. 300 0261 Crooked Stick 3500 W 106th St Carmel Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral Founders’ Walk Indianapolis, IN 46204 * 0262 Cheswick 1242 W 136th St Carmel Traders Point Christian Church - North Campus Lobby Construction Manager as Constructor (CMc) * 0263 Saddle Creek 2000 North New Market Carmel The Meeting House Second Floor Hagerman, Inc. 0264 Spring Farms 540 W 136th St Carmel Carmel Fire Station 46 Bay Area 10315 Allisonville Road * 0265 Prairie View 12401 Lynnwood Blvd Carmel Plum Creek Golf Club Lynnwood Room Fishers, IN 46038 * 0266 Clay Center 3 11669 Towne Rd Carmel Coxhall Mansion Main Floor Event Space BID DOCUMENTS: Interested Bidders may purchase Bidding Documents * 0268 Clay Southwest 3 3650 W 106th St Carmel Pilgrim Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall at Eastern Engineering. Documents will be available on or after May 6, 2020. 0269 Coxhall 11669 Towne Rd Carmel Coxhall Mansion Main Floor Event Space Documents are available electronically by contacting: * 0270 Kingsborough 1484 W Main St Carmel Bethlehem Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall Mike Holtkamp, Hagerman, Inc. [email protected] * 0272 Clay Northwest 2 3450 W 131st st Carmel Carmel Water Distribution Truck Bays Hagerman, Inc. Main Office (Fishers, IN): (317) 577-6836. Delaware 0301 Delaware 01 8350 E 141st St Fishers Prairie View Christian Church Sanctuary Documents will also be available from Eastern Engineering * 0302 Delaware 02 8350 E 141 St Fishers Prairie View Christian Church Sanctuary http://distribution.easternengineering.com/View/Default.aspx 0303 Delaware 03 1 Park Dr Fishers Roy G. Holland Memorial Park Building Main Hall Contact at Eastern Engineering is: 0304 Delaware 04 9094 E 131st St Fishers Delaware Township Community Center Ballroom Sean Keefe 0305 Delaware 05 9094 E 131st St Fishers Delaware Township Community Center Ballroom Email: [email protected] / 0306 Delaware 06 1 Municipal Dr Fishers Fishers City Hall Auditorium Office: (317) 598-0661 ext. 313 * 0307 Delaware 07 10101 Hamilton Hills Ln, Any questions concerning bidding this project, project completion, scheduling, Ste 100 Fishers The Balmoral House Eaton Hall project administration, bidder questions, etc. shall be directed to: 0308 Delaware 08 12010 Clubhouse Dr Fishers River Glen Banquet Room Mike Holtkamp, Hagerman, Inc. [email protected] 0309 Delaware 09 13097 Allisonville Rd Fishers Christ’s Community Church Worship Area/Gym Hagerman, Inc. Main Office (Fishers, IN): (317) 577-6836. 0310 Delaware 10 1 Park Dr Fishers Roy G. Holland Memorial Park Building Main Hall BID DOCUMENTS - REVIEW: Construction will be in accordance with the 0312 Delaware 12 1 Municipal Dr Fishers Fishers City Hall Auditorium bid documents, which may be viewed at the following locations, as well as local 0313 Delaware 13 9709 Allisonville Rd Indianapolis Trinity Church - NE Indy Worship Center plan rooms: 0314 Delaware 14 12010 Clubhouse Dr Fishers River Glen Banquet Room 1. Noblesville Schools * 0315 Delaware 15 9709 Allisonville Rd Indianapolis Trinity Church - NE Indy Worship Center 18025 River Road 0316 Delaware 16 9900 N Allisonville Rd Fishers Shirley Brothers Fishers-Castleton Chapel Chapel Noblesville, IN 46062 0317 Delaware 17 8350 E 141st St Fishers Prairie View Christian Church Sanctuary 2. Hagerman, Inc 0318 Delaware 18 13097 Allisonville Rd Fishers Christ’s Community Church Worship Area/Gym 10315 Allisonville Road * 0319 Delaware 19 1 Park Dr Fishers Roy G. Holland Memorial Park Building Main Hall Fishers, IN 46038 0320 Delaware 20 1 Municipal Dr Fishers Fishers City Hall Auditorium 317-577-6836 0321 Delaware 21 9709 Allisonville Rd Indianapolis Trinity Church - NE Indy Worship Center 3. Fanning Howey 0322 Delaware 22 9094 E 131st St Fishers Delaware Township Community Center Ballroom 350 E. New York Street, Ste. 300 0323 Delaware 23 13875 Trade Center Dr Fishers Alderman Automotive Showroom Indianapolis, IN 46204 * 0324 Delaware 24 10101 Hamilton Hills Ln, BID SECURITY: Bids are not required to include a Bid Security or Bid Bond Suite 100 Fishers The Balmoral House Eaton Hall or Certified Check. * 0325 Delaware 25 10101 Hamilton Hills Ln, PERFORMANCE BOND AND PAYMENT BOND: A Performance Bond Ste 100 Fishers The Balmoral House Eaton Hall and Payment Bond in the amount of one hundred percent (100%) of the Contract Fall Creek 0401 Fall Creek 01 14842 E 136th St Fishers Northview Church - Fishers Student Room Amount may be required of the successful bidder. Bidders will provide a cost for 0402 Fall Creek 02 12756 Promise Rd Fishers Geist Christian Church Hospitality Room these bonds on the bid form. * 0403 Fall Creek 03 11300 E 121st St Fishers Hoosier Road Elementary Gym SAFETY: All Contractors shall comply with OSHA and IOSHA rules and 0404 Fall Creek 04 12900 Fall Creek Rd McCordsville Indianapolis Yacht Club Main Level regulations regarding Safety for this project and All contractors shall abide by 0405 Fall Creek 05 13362 Pennington Rd Fishers Saxony Hall Building Main Room the 2017 Hagerman Safety manual. The safety manual can be found accessible at 0406 Fall Creek 06 12550 Brooks School Rd Fishers New Hope Presbyterian Church Sanctuary www.thehagermangroup.com using password “safety.” 0407 Fall Creek 07 10401 E 116th St Fishers Journey Lutheran Ministries Sanctuary TAXES, PERMITS, INSPECTIONS: All Bids shall be submitted “without” * 0408 Fall Creek 08 10748 E 116th St Fishers St George Orthodox Christian Church Parish Hall inclusion in the bid price for the amounts, if any, of Indiana State Gross Retail * 0409 Fall Creek 09 11300 E 121st St Fishers Hoosier Road Elementary Gym and Use Tax (generally called the “Sales Tax”) for materials and properties * 0410 Fall Creek 10 12648 E 116th St Fishers The Promise United Methodist Church Library that are to be purchased by the Bidder that will become a permanent part of the * 0411 Fall Creek 11 12648 E 116th St Fishers The Promise United Methodist Church Library Project. Owner will provide a tax exempt form. 0412 Fall Creek 12 12550 Brooks School Rd Fishers New Hope Presbyterian Church Sanctuary RL3392 5/11/2020, 5/18/2020 * 0413 Fall Creek 13 13362 Pennington Rd Fishers Saxony Hall Building Main Hall 0414 Fall Creek 14 9820 E 141st St Fishers Life Church - Fishers Family Room Hamilton County claims to be allowed in Commissioners Court on * 0415 Fall Creek 15 14051 E 104th St Fishers Geist Elementary Gym May 26, 2020 * 0416 Fall Creek 16 13257 Cumberland Rd Fishers Fishers Junior High Vendor Name ...... Invoice Amount * 0417 Fall Creek 17 13257 Cumberland Rd Fishers Fishers Junior High ACCU INTERPRETATION, TRANSLATION SERVICES . . . . 2,323.75 * 0418 Fall Creek 18 13257 Cumberland Rd Fishers Fishers Junior High AMBLER, STACY ...... 6,038.75 0419 Fall Creek 19 11616 E 126th St Fishers Life Connections Main Auditorium ANDREW M BARKER ...... 894.54 0420 Fall Creek 20 12450 Olio Rd Fishers Grace Church - Fishers First room on right BARTON, HEATHER ...... 1,789.09 * 0421 Fall Creek 21 11300 E 121st St Fishers Hoosier Road Elementary Gym BBBM&H, CARL MARKOVICH ...... 5,371.00 * 0422 Fall Creek 22 11300 E 121st St Fishers Hoosier Road Elementary Gym BBBM&H, TIM HIXSON ...... 5,228.50 * 0423 Fall Creek 23 14051 E 104th St Fishers Geist Elementary Gym BRADBURN LAW FIRM ...... 1,700.00 0424 Fall Creek 24 11616 E 126th St Fishers Life Connections Main Auditorium BROYLES KIGHT & RICAFORT ...... 620.00 * 0425 Fall Creek 25 10748 E 116th St Fishers St George Orthodox Christian Church Parish Hall C & L BUSINESS SERVICES LLC ...... 6,426.00 * 0426 Fall Creek 26 13450 E 116th St Fishers Cornerstone Lutheran Church - Fishers Education Hall CAMDEN & MERIDEW P.C...... 7.00 0427 Fall Creek 27 12450 Olio Rd Fishers Grace Church - Fishers First room on Right CATE TERRY & GOOKINS LLC ...... 4,347.50 0428 Fall Creek 28 13362 Pennington Rd Fishers Saxony Hall Building Main Hall CATHY M BROWNSON LLC ...... 833.33 * 0429 Fall Creek 29 10748 E 116th St Fishers St George Orthodox Christian Church Parish Hall CLAR, WENDY ...... 3,557.50 0430 Fall Creek 30 12756 Promise Rd Fishers Geist Christian Church Hospitality Room COOTS HENKE AND WHEELER, JAMES CRUM ...... 2,981.80 * 0431 Fall Creek 31 11595 Brooks School Rd Fishers Fall Creek Township Office Community Room DOLLARD, ANDREW ...... 4,896.58 0432 Fall Creek 32 12690 Promise Rd Fishers Billericay Park Building Main Room EIMERMAN, REBECCA M ...... 4,083.33 0433 Fall Creek 33 13450 E 116th St Fishers Cornerstone Lutheran Church - Fishers Education Hall ENGLISH-COLLINS LLC ...... 1,789.08 * 0434 Fall Creek 34 13678 Silverstone Dr Fishers Crosspoint Church South Hall EVANS, CHRISTOPHER J ...... 3,250.00 * 0435 Fall Creek 35 13678 Silverstone Dr Fishers Crosspoint Church South Hall HADLEY, KARL E ...... 5,585.80 0436 Fall Creek 36 9820 E 141st St Fishers Life Church - Fishers Family Room HAMILTON COUNTY PROBATION ...... 1,995.00 * 0437 Fall Creek 37 12278 N Cyntheanne Rd Fishers HSE Intermediate/Junior High HAYMAKER, SHELLEY HILES ...... 6,912.66 * 0438 Fall Creek 38 12900 Fall Creek Rd McCordsville Indianapolis Yacht Club Main Hall HENKE, DANIEL E ...... 5,102.80 0439 Fall Creek 39 12550 Brooks School Rd Fishers New Hope Presbyterian Church Sanctuary J EDGAR LAW OFFICE PC ...... 1,449.00 0440 Fall Creek 40 12756 Promise Rd Fishers Geist Christian Church Hospitality Room JACKSON, JASON ...... 4,661.25 * 0441 Fall Creek 41 14051 E 104th St Fishers Geist Elementary Gym KASSEBAUM, JEANETTE ...... 1,302.00 * 0442 Fall Creek 42 14842 E 136th St Fishers Northview Church - Fishers Student Room KEATING DOUGLAS LLP ...... 3,019.25 Jackson 0501 Arcadia 208 W Main St Arcadia Arcadia Town Hall Shaffer Room KRESS, EUGENE ...... 12,124.09 0502 Southeast Arcadia 8989 E 266th St. Arcadia Arcadia Church of the Brethren Fellowship Hall LAM LAW OFFICE ...... 2,868.75 0504 Atlanta 130 Walton St Atlanta Dolles Park Shelter House Main Room LAW OFFICE OF DEIDRA N HAYNES ...... 3,107.50 0506 North Cicero 70 N Byron St Cicero Cicero Town Hall Main Room LEXISNEXIS ...... 734.00 0507 Southeast Cicero 209 W Brinton St Cicero Cicero Library - Hamilton North Meeting Rooms A/B MASSILLAMANY JETER & CARSON ...... 1,789.08 0508 Southwest Cicero 695 W Jackson St Cicero Red Bridge Community Building Main Room MICHAEL PRICE LAW OFFICE PC ...... 3,250.00 0509 Deming 22520 Gifford Ave Cicero Hinkle Lodge Hall Dining Area NELSON, CASANDRA ...... 3,585.00 0510 South Cicero 1159 Stringtown Pike Cicero Cicero Street Department Garage NICHOLSON, MARK ...... 620.00 Noblesville 0601 Noblesville 01 9900 E 191st St Noblesville Our Lady of Grace Community Room PACIOR, PAUL ...... 4,661.25 * 0602 Noblesville 02 701 Cicero Rd Noblesville Forest Park Inn Overlook Room READYREFRESH ...... 69.89 0603 Noblesville 03 16800 Hazel Dell Rd Noblesville Noblesville Fire Station 76 Apparatus Bay RICH, CONNOR ...... 620.00 0604 Noblesville 04 2003 E Pleasant St Noblesville Hamilton County Fairgrounds Annex Building RUNYON-STORY, ROBIN ...... 958.33 0605 Noblesville 05 701 Cicero Rd Noblesville Forest Park Inn Overlook Room SINGH, GURDEV KAUR ...... 187.90 0606 Noblesville 06 197 W Washington St Noblesville Noblesville Utilities Admn Building Conference Room STOESZ, STEVEN ...... 5,711.50 0607 Noblesville 07 2200 Sheridan Rd Noblesville Life Church - Noblesville Worship Center SWEITZERS BUSINESS SOLUTIONS ...... 69.78 0608 Noblesville 08 16377 Herriman Blvd Noblesville First Christian Church Narthex THOMSON REUTERS - WEST ...... 2,872.00 0609 Noblesville 09 1207 Conner St Noblesville First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall TRENNA S PARKER PC ...... 3,250.00 0610 Noblesville 10 772 N 10th St Noblesville Restoration Church Multi-Purpose Room UNIQUE LAW ...... 3,708.33 * 0611 Noblesville 11 1413 Westfield Noblesville Pilgrim Holiness Church Gymnasium WEBSTER & GARINO LLC ...... 8,017.50 0612 Noblesville 12 1 Hamilton County Square Noblesville Hamilton County Government/Judicial Center Conference Room WHALIN, TRAMPAS ALAN ...... 7,720.67 0613 Noblesville 13 772 N 10th St Noblesville Restoration Church Multi-Purpose Room WYATT, SCOTT ...... 2,121.00 0614 Noblesville 14 20777 Hague Rd Noblesville Noblesville Fire Station 74 Apparatus Bay ZILIAK, S NEAL ...... 11,104.21 0615 Noblesville 15 20650 Cumberland Rd Noblesville Bethel Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall Grand Total: ...... 165,316.29 0616 Noblesville 16 400 South Harbour Dr Noblesville Noblesville Fire Station 72 Apparatus Bay RL3404 5/18/2020 0617 Noblesville 17 2200 Sheridan Rd Noblesville Life Church - Noblesville Worship Center 0618 Noblesville 18 21070 Schulley Rd Noblesville White Rock Fellowship Worship Center NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF CICERO TOWN COUNCIL 0619 Noblesville 19 19005 Cumberland Rd Noblesville Green Valley Church of Christ Gymnasium The Cicero Town Council, will hold its regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, 0620 Noblesville 20 1100 Northlake Dr Noblesville Northlake Village Apartments Clubhouse Community Room May 19, 2020, at 7:00 p.m. Due to the present COVID-19 health emergency, the 0621 Noblesville 21 2101 Greenfield Ave Noblesville Noblesville Fire Station 73 Apparatus Bay meeting will be held electronically via Zoom. No public hearing will be conducted * 0622 Noblesville 22 400 Lafayette Rd Noblesville The Lafayette Building and no public comment will be allowed during the meeting. However, comments or 0623 Noblesville 23 19777 Morse Park Ln Noblesville Osprey Pointe Pavilion @ Morse Beach Entire Building questions by any member of the public can be submitted electronically and they will 0624 Noblesville 24 21070 Schulley Rd Noblesville White Rock Fellowship Worship Center be read into the record. These comments and/or questions should be sent to rgary@ 0625 Noblesville 25 21070 Schulley Rd Noblesville White Rock Fellowship Worship Center townofcicero.in.gov on or before 4:30 p.m. on the date of the meeting. * 0626 Noblesville 26 1399 Greenfield Ave Noblesville The Mill Church If any member of the public wishes to attend the meeting electronically, the 0627 Noblesville 27 2200 Sheridan Rd Noblesville Life Church - Noblesville Worship Center meeting will be available on Zoom, which can be accessed for free on the internet * 0628 Noblesville 28 10170 E 191st St Noblesville Noblesville Fire Station 75 Apparatus Bay at https://ivytech.zoom.us/j/ and then click the “Join a Meeting” tab followed by 0629 Noblesville 29 19005 Cumberland Rd Noblesville Green Valley Church of Christ Gymnasium the meeting ID 798082254 (no password is required). Alternatively, clicking this 0630 Noblesville 30 17777 Little Chicago Rd Noblesville Bethel A.M.E. Church Foyer link will take you directly to the meeting ) https://ivytech.zoom.us/j/91192673223. 0631 Noblesville 31 444 South Harbour Dr Noblesville St Michael’s Episcopal Church Front and/or Back of Church You can also download the free Zoom app to your smartphone and join the meeting 0632 Noblesville 32 2003 E Pleasant St Noblesville Hamilton County Fairgrounds Annex Building via the app. Please be advised any member of the public attending the meeting will 0633 Noblesville 33 5504 E 146th St Noblesville Grace Church - 146th St Campus Student Ministries East have their audio turned off during the meeting. * 0634 Noblesville 34 17777 Little Chicago Rd Noblesville Bethel A.M.E. Church Foyer It is the policy of the Town of Cicero, Indiana, that all public meetings and events 0636 Noblesville 36 444 South Harbour Dr Noblesville St Michael’s Episcopal Church Front and/or Back of Church comply with Title Il of the Americans with Disabilities Act and are accessible to * 0637 Noblesville 37 9900 E 191st St Noblesville Our Lady of Grace Community Room people with disabilities. Individuals with disabilities, as defined under the ADA, 0638 Noblesville 38 2003 E Pleasant St Noblesville Hamilton County Fairgrounds Annex Building who may need auxiliary aids, services, or special modifications to participate in a 0639 Noblesville 39 15367 Meredith public meeting or event should contact the office of the Clerk-Treasurer of the Town Meadows Dr E Noblesville Meredith Meadows Clubhouse of Cicero, Indiana as soon as possible, but no less than forty-eight (48) hours before 0640 Noblesville 40 2003 E Pleasant St Noblesville Hamilton County Fairgrounds Annex Building the scheduled meeting or event. 0641 Noblesville 41 5504 E 146th St Noblesville Grace Church - 146th St Campus Student Ministries East RL3410 5/16/2020 RL3417 page 1 of 2 5/18/2020 Notice The Atlanta Town Council will hold and Emergency Electronic Council Meeting, Friday May 15th at 4:00 p.m. 105 E. Main St. Atlanta, Indiana 46031. The purpose of this meeting is to discuss Festival issues. Submit Public Notices To: [email protected] RL3407 5/14/2020 A8 Public Notices Week of May 18, 2020

NOTICE TO VOTERS OF HAMILTON COUNTY, INDIANA 29C01-2004-MI-003148 29D03-2004-ES-000167 Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Hamilton County has approved the following locations as voting places for the Primary to be held in STATE OF INDIANA IN THE STATE OF INDIANA ) Hamilton County, Indiana on Tuesday, June 2, 2020. Polls will be open from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. HAMILTON CIRCUIT COURT COUNTY OF Hamilton ) Township New Precinct Precinct Polling Site Polling Site Polling Site Polling CAUSE NO. 29C01-2004-MI-003148 IN THE HAMILTON Name No Name Add Line 1 City Name Location/Comment IN RE THE NAME CHANGE ) SUPERIOR COURT 1 Washington 0701 Westfield 1 130 E Penn St Westfield Westfield City Hall Assembly Room OF RAFAEL GARZA, AN ADULT ) CAUSE NO. 29D01-2005-EU-000195 0702 Westfield 2 333 W Hoover St Westfield Westfield Washington Public Library Community Room - Lower Level Raymond M. Adler, Attorney IN THE MATTER OF THE ) 0703 Eagletown 3233 W 166th St Westfield Lifepointe Church West Hall * Petitioner will be required to UNSUPERVISED ) * 0704 Joliet 18686 Eagletown Rd Westfield Fuel Church Auditorium/Sanctuary show Indiana Driver’s License and ADMINISTRATION OF THE ) * 0705 Horton 1100 Chatham Hills Blvd Westfield The Club at Chatham Hills Gymnasium birth certificate to prove his Indiana ESTATE OF WILMA JEAN ) 0706 Oak Ridge 1 17102 Spring Mill Rd Westfield St Maria Goretti Monsignor Duncan Hall Directly Inside Doors residency and US citizenship. PARTLOW, ) * 0707 East Washington 20101 Grassy Branch Westfield Legacy Stone Church Worship Center NOTICE Deceased. ) 0708 Westfield 8 208 College Ave Westfield Smith Memorial Complex @ Union Bible College Gymnasium To all interested persons. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 0709 Village Farms 01 453 Greyhound Pass Carmel Village Farms Clubhouse Clubhouse You are notified that a Petition to In the Superior Court 1, Probate 0710 Village Farms 02 1549 E Greyhound Pass Carmel Westfield Washington Twp Offices Basement change name has been filed by ____ Division, of Hamilton County, 0711 Westfield 11 2000-1 E 151st St Carmel Cool Creek Nature Center Auditorium within 7 days last past to change Indiana. 0712 Village Farms 03 453 Greyhound Pass Carmel Village Farms Clubhouse Clubhouse the name of Rafael Garza to Rafael Notice is hereby given that 0713 Westfield 13 2000-1 E 151st St Carmel Cool Creek Nature Center Auditorium Torres. The petition was filed with the JEFFREY LYNN PARTLOW was on * 0714 Centennial 1 15605 Ditch Rd Westfield Epiphany Evangelical Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall Hamilton Circuit Court on the ____ the 6th day of May, 2020, appointed 0715 Westfield 15 19201 Grassy Branch Rd Westfield Cross Roads Church @ Westfield Auditorium day of April 2020, and it will be heard personal representative of the estate * 0716 Westfield 16 250 E 169th St Westfield Countryside Clubhouse Main Room on July 10, 2020 at 10:00 o’clock a.m. of WILMA JEAN PARTLOW, * 0717 Westfield 17 18686 Eagletown Rd Westfield Fuel Church Auditorium/Sanctuary Any person has the right to appear at deceased. * 0718 Centennial 2 15605 Ditch Rd Westfield Epiphany Evangelical Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall the hearing of said Petition and/or file All persons having claims against * 0719 Oak Ridge 2 17102 Spring Mill Rd Westfield St Maria Goretti Monsignor Duncan Hall Directly Inside Doors objections thereto. said estate, whether or not now due, 0720 Oak Ridge 3 219 W 161st St Westfield Village Park Bible Methodist Church Assembly Room The named Petitoner is represented must file the same in said court within 0721 Westfield 21 208 College Ave Westfield Smith Memorial Complex @ Union Bible College Gymnasium by Raymond M. Adler, P.C., 136 three (3) months from the date of the * 0722 The Village 453 Greyhound Pass Carmel Village Farms Clubhouse Clubhouse South Ninth Street, Noblesville, IN first publication of this notice or said 0723 Westfield 23 1549 E Greyhound Pass Carmel Westfield Washington Twp Offices Basement 46060-2619, (317) 773-1974, ray@ claims will be forever barred. 0724 Westfield 24 2000-1 E 151st St Carmel Cool Creek Nature Center Auditorium Noblesville-Attorney.com. Dated at Noblesville, Indiana, this * 0725 Westfield 25 219 W 161st St Westfield Village Park Bible Methodist Church Assembly Room Dated: April 30, 2020 6th day of May, 2020. * 0727 Westfield 27 15605 Ditch Rd Westfield Epiphany Evangelical Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall Kathy Kreag Williams Kathy Kreag Williams Wayne * 0801 Wayne 01 16600 Lehr St Noblesville Clarksville Christian Church Basement Clerk, Hamilton County Hamilton County Superior Court * 0802 Wayne 02 11772 E 196th St Noblesville Refuge Christian Church Fellowship Hall RL3389 5/11/20, 5/18/20, 5/25/20 Probate Division 0803 Wayne 03 16600 Lehr St Noblesville Clarksville Christian Church Basement RL3401 5/11/20, 5/18/20 0804 Wayne 04 15251 Olio Rd Noblesville Noblesville Fire Station 77 Apparatus Bay 29D01-2004-EU-000189 0805 Wayne 05 12190 Whirlaway Dr Noblesville Deer Chase Apartments Computer Lab ADLER ATTORNEYS 29D01-2004-EU-000184 White River 0901 Aroma 25587 SR 213 Cicero White River Twp Community Building Community Room Seth R. Wilson #26647-49 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 0902 Omega 25587 SR 213 Cicero White River Twp Community Building Community Room 136 S. 9th St., Suite 400 Cause No. 29D01-2004-EU-184 0903 Strawtown 12308 Strawtown Ave Noblesville Taylor Center at Koteewi Park Classroom Noblesville, IN 46060-2614 In the Superior / Circuit Court of SPECIAL POLLING PLACE: HAMILTON COUNTY GOVERNMENT JUDICIAL CENTER [email protected] Hamilton County, Indiana. 1st Floor, 8th Street Entrance [email protected] Notice is hereby given that DIANE Dated this 11th day of May, 2020. 317-773-1974 SEWARD was on May 4, 2020, Robin Mills, Hamilton County Auditor NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION appointed Personal Representative Kathy Kreag Williams, Clerk of the Hamilton Circuit Court In re the Estate of Joe L. Bilby of the estate of THERESE A. *new or redistricted precinct and/or polling location Cause No. 29D01-2004-EU-000189 LAROCHELLE, deceased, who died RL3417 page 2 of 2 5/18/2020 In the Superior Court 1 of on April 16, 2020. Hamilton County, Indiana All persons who have claims against PUBLIC NOTICE AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CITY OF FISHERS, HAMILTON COUNTY, INDIANA NOTICE OF Notice is hereby given that Curt this estate, whether or not now due, Public notice is given that the Sheridan Town Council will, on May 27, 2020 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS AND QUALIFICATIONS (RFPQ) Bilby on ____ day of April 2020 was must file the claim in the office of at 7:00 p.m. (local time) at the Sheridan Community Center, located at 300 E 6th The City of Fishers, Hamilton County, Indiana (“City”), pursuant to Ind. Code appointed Personal Representative the Clerk of this Court within three St, Sheridan, Indiana 46069, hold a public hearing on Resolution No. 2020-04, §§ 5-23-5-3 and 5-3-1 et. seq. hereby provides NOTICE of the City’s Request of the unsupervised Estate of the (3) months from the date of the first entitled Preliminary Designation of an Economic Revitalization Area Resolution. for Proposals and Qualification To Build, Operate And Transfer A Portion Of above-named Decedent, who died on publication of this notice, or within Please be advised that this date is a modification of a previously advertised The Nickel Plate Trail From Approximately South Street To North Street In April 23, 2020 nine (9) months after the decedent’s hearing date. Said resolution, previously approved and adopted by the Sheridan Downtown Fishers. (the “RFPQ”). All persons who have claims death, whichever is earlier, or the Town Council at its regular meeting on May 11, 2020, designates an area within Responses Due: May 26, 2020. against this Estate, whether now due, claims will be forever barred. the Town of Sheridan, Indiana, as an Economic Revitalization Area pursuant to PROJECT DESCRIPTION must file the claim in the office of Dated at Noblesville, Indiana, this 4 the provisions of I.C. § 6-1.1-12.1-1, et. seq. The Public is advised that a copy of Project Overview. The Project consists of building, operating and transferring the clerk of this court within three day of May, 2020. Resolution 2020-04 contains a legal description of the area so designated as an a portion of the City’s Nickel Plate Trail in downtown Fishers from South Street (3) months from the date of the first Kathy Kreag Williams Economic Revitalization Area and is on file in the office of the Hamilton County to North Street along the Nickel Plate railroad corridor, including developing publication of this notice or within Clerk of Hamilton County Assessor and is open for public inspection in that office. and constructing a tunnel under 116th Street and other associated improvements, nine (9) months of Decedent’s death Attorney: In substance, the content of the resolution provides that the area described in the including, without limitation, the following: (1) preconstruction phase services, whichever is earlier, or the claims will JASON C. WHITE resolution be designated as an Economic Revitalization Area for the purpose of including oversight and advice during preconstruction of the Project; (2) be forever barred. DICKMANN, REASON, qualifying for the deduction available for the redevelopment as provided at I.C. consultation, collaboration, project construction management and other related Dated at Noblesville, Indiana, 30 BOGIGIAN & WHITE § 6-1.1-12.1-3. The period of designation shall be on a sliding scale for ten (10) services as more fully described in this RFPQ; (3) development of a construction day of April 2020 17 N. Pennsylvania Street calendar years after the date of final action on said resolution. schedule, construction budget and analysis of subcontractor qualifications; and Kathy Kreag Williams Greenfield, IN 46140 The applicant for the designation is Dejac, Inc. The area described lies (4) providing guarantees regarding the (i) cost of the Project; and (ii) Project Clerk of the Hamilton County RL3403 5/18/20, 5/25/20 within the boundaries of the Town of Sheridan, Indiana, and has a common schedule (the “Project”). Superior Court #1 for Hamilton description as follows: Countryside Industrial Park, Sheridan, Indiana. Public Project Site. The Nickel Plate Railroad Corridor between North and South County, Indiana notice is hereby given that at said public hearing, the Sheridan Town Council, Streets in downtown Fishers, Indiana. RL3390 5/11/20, 5/18/20 29D01-1909-EU-000374 as designating body, will receive and hear all remonstrances and objections EVALUATION Attorney: from interested persons. After hearing all evidence presented, the Sheridan The City will complete an evaluation and ranking of the RFPQ Responses NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Jennifer L. Graham Town Council shall, at its regular meeting on said date and at said place, take based upon the following criteria: In the Superior Court 3 of Hamilton 1111 East 54th St, #215 final action on Resolution 2020-04 determining whether the qualifications for • Business Experience & Expertise: 35% County, Indiana Indianapolis, IN 46220 an Economic Revitalization Area have been met in the area described in said • Proposed Design & Approach to the Project: 30% Cause No. 29D03-2004-EU-00163. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION resolution. The Sheridan Town Council shall either confirm, modify and confirm, • Financials: 25% Notice is hereby given that Christina STATE OF INDIANA ) or rescind Resolution 2020-04. • Business Structure: 10% M. Flynn was. on the 20th day of COUNTY OF Hamilton ) Such action of the Sheridan Town Council shall be final, subject to statutory Although the overall Project costs are extremely important to the City in its April 2020, appointed as Executor IN THE HAMILTON SUPERIOR rights of appeal. selection of an Offeror, the City is also placing a heightened emphasis on the of the Estate of Thomas J. Flynn, COURT Town Council of the Town of Sheridan, Offeror’s prior business experience, expertise, and financial stability. deceased, who died on February 21, CAUSE NO. 29D01-1909-EU-000374 Indiana The full text and additional information concerning the RFPQ is available by 2020. IN THE MATTER OF THE ) RL3422 5/16/2020 contacting the City at 317-595-3111. All persons who have claims against UNSUPERVISED ) RL3398 5/12/2020, 5/19/2020 this estate, whether or not now due, ADMINISTRATION OF THE ) NOTICE must file the claim in the office of ESTATE OF Sue A. Morris, ) Cellco Partnership and its controlled affiliates doing business asVerizon DECEASED. ) PUBLIC NOTICE the clerk of this court within three Wireless (Verizon Wireless) proposes to build 3 (three) 39-foot Black Metal Cellco Partnership and its controlled affiliates doing business asVerizon (3) months from the date of the first Notice is hereby given that David Light Pole Communication Towers at the approx. vicinities of 11386 Hickory Wireless (Verizon Wireless) proposes to build five (5) 39-foot Utility Pole publication of this notice, or within R. Morris was on the 20th day Woods Drive Fishers, Hamilton County, IN 46038; 11055 Wintercove Way, Communications Towers. Anticipated lighting application is medium intensity nine (9) months after the decedent’s of September, 2019, appointed Fishers, Hamilton County, IN 46038; and 11669 Fishers Corner Blvd., Fishers, dual red/white strobes. The Sites are in the following locations: 11238 Garrick death, whichever is earlier, or the personal representative of the Hamilton County, IN 46038. Public comments regarding potential effects from St, Fishers, IN 46038, Lat: 39-57-3.708, Long: 86-1-43.356; 7601 Timber claims will be forever barred. estate of Sue A. Morris, deceased, these sites on historic properties may be submitted within 30 days from the date Springs Drive N, Fishers, IN 46038, Lat: 39-56-54.492, Long: 86-1-47.208; Dated at Noblesville, Indiana, this who died on the 12th day of August of this publication to: Trileaf Corp, Zayne, [email protected] 10845 Olive 7888 Tufton Ct, Fishers, IN 46038, Lat: 39-57-1.656, Long: 86-1-26.904; 7746 20th day of April 2020. 2019. Blvd, Suite 260, St. Louis, MO 63141, 314-997-6111. Tufton St, Fishers, IN 46038, Lat: 39-56-58.128, Long: 86-1-38.64; 7748 Heather Kathy Kreag Williams All persons who have claims against RL3423 5/18/2020 Ln, Fishers, IN 46038, Lat: 39-56-48.948, Long: 86-1-27.66. The Federal Clerk of the Hamilton Superior Court 3 this estate, whether or not now due, Communications Commission (FCC) Antenna Structure Registration (ASR, of Hamilton County, Indiana must file the claim in the office of Westfield City Council Form 854) filing number is A1162660. Stephen A. Gross the clerk of this court within three Notice is hereby given that the Westfield City Council, being the governing ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS – Interested persons may review the Attorney at Law (7322-49) (3) months from the date of the first body of the City of Westfield, will conduct a public hearing on Monday, June 8, application (www.fcc.gov/asr/applications) by entering the filing number. 301 East Carmel Drive, Suite E300 publication of this notice, or within 2020 at 7:00 p.m., in the Council Chambers of the Westfield City Hall, 130 Penn Environmental concerns may be raised by filing a Request for Environmental Carmel, IN 46032 nine (9) months after the decedent’s Street, Westfield, Indiana, or in a virtual format viewable at https://www.youtube. Review (www.fcc.gov/asr/environmentalrequest) and online filings are strongly Attorney for Executor death, whichever is earlier, or the com/user/CityofWestfieldIN, to receive and hear remonstrances and objections encouraged. The mailing address to file a paper copy is: FCC Requests for RL3391 5/11/20, 5/18/20 claims will be forever barred. from all persons interested in or affected by the proposed 100% voluntary Environmental Review, Attn: Ramon Williams, 445 12th Street SW, Washington, Dated at Noblesville, Indiana the annexation. DC 20554. HISTORIC PROPERTIES EFFECTS – Public comments regarding 29D01-2005-EU-000201 20th day of September, 2019. • Ord. 20-20; Chatham Hills Phase 19; The proposed voluntary annexation potential effects on historic properties may be submitted within 30 days from the Sarah J. Randall, #26898-29 Kathy Kreag Williams consists of four (4) parcels approximately 79.63 acres +/- to be known as a part date of this publication to: Trileaf Corp, Stephanie Claypool, s.claypool@trileaf. Church Church Hittle + Antrim Clerk of the Hamilton Superior Court of the Chatham Hills subdivision. The area to be annexed is generally located on com, 2121 W. Chandler Blvd., Suite 108, Chandler, AZ 85224, 480-850-0575. Two North Ninth Street RL3328 5/18/20, 5/25/20 the south side of 206th Street west of Horton Road, and will be adjacent to the RL3405 5/18/2020 Noblesville, IN 46060 existing corporate limits along a portion of the eastern boundary of the parcel. (317)773-2190; FAX (317) 773-5320 STATE OF INDIANA ) The Hamilton County tax identification numbers are Parcels Nos. 08-05-22-00- NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION COUNTY OF Hamilton ) 00-012.000, 08-05-22-00-00-013.000, 08-05-22-00-00-013.001, and 08-05-22- MEETING NOTICE In the Superior Court of Hamilton IN THE HAMILTON SUPERIOR 00-00-013.002. Pursuant to IC 5-14-1.5-5 (a) The Hamilton County Board of Commissioners County, Indiana. COURT PROBATE DIVISION These properties will be annexed into the City of Westfield Corporate limits. will meet at 1:00 p.m. on Monday, May 18, 2020 in Conference Room 1A located Notice is hereby given that Pamela SITTING IN HAMILTON, INDIANA Written remonstrances against the proposed annexation may be filed at any in the Hamilton County Government and Judicial Center, One Hamilton County Sue Miller was, on May 6, 2020, CAUSE NO. 29D03-1902-EU-000061 time before 4:00 p.m. on Monday, June 8, 2020, at the offices of the Community Square, Noblesville, Indiana. The purpose of the meeting is for the extension of appointed Personal Representative IN THE MATTER OF ) Development Department, 2728 East 171st Street, Westfield, Indiana. the County Local Emergency Proclamation and other county operations. of the Estate of JUDY ANN ESTATE OF CASIMIR J. ) At the public hearing, the City Council will hear any person who has filed /s/ Robin M. Mills BLANKENSHIP, deceased, who died CRAWLEY ) a written remonstrance during this filing period, and receive and hear any Hamilton County Auditor February 16, 2020. NOTICE OF UNSUPERVISED remonstrances or objections from persons interested in or affected by the RL3406 5/15/2020 All persons who have claims against ADMINISTRATION voluntary annexation. In the case of a virtual meeting, written comments this Estate, whether or not now due, Notice is hereby given that Susan concerning the proposal can be provided before or during the aforementioned PUBLIC NOTICE must file the claim in the office of E. Daniels was on the 11th day of public hearing by emailing [email protected]. Cellco Partnership and its controlled affiliates doing business asVerizon the Clerk of this Court within three February 2019, appointed Personal At the public hearing, the City Council will also determine whether the Wireless (Verizon Wireless) proposes to build three (3) 39-foot Light Pole (3) months from the date of the first Representative of the Estate of proposed voluntary annexation is reasonable and appropriate when considered in Communications Tower at the approx. vicinity of 11549 Cherry Hill Blvd, publication of this Notice, or within Casimir J. Crawley, deceased, who relation to the Ordinance and whether the Ordinance, as amended, conforms to Fishers, IN 46038 (LAT: 39.95612, LONG: -86.04899), 11473 Wilderness nine (9) months after the decedent’s died on the 1st day of October, 2018. the Westfield-Washington Comprehensive Plan. Trl, Fishers IN 46038 (LAT: 39.95452, LONG: -86.05318), 11455 Cherry death, whichever is earlier, or the All persons who have claims against A more detailed description of the areas under consideration for 100% Blossom Dr. W, Fishers IN 46038, (LAT: 39.95442, LONG: -86.05016). Public claims will be forever barred. said estate, whether or not now due, voluntary annexation may be reviewed at the Community Development comments regarding potential effects from this site on historic properties may Dated at Noblesville, Indiana on May must file the claim in the office of Department at 2728 East 171st Street, Westfield, Indiana, or by calling (317) be submitted within 30 days from the date of this publication to: Trileaf Corp, 6, 2020. said Clerk of the Court within three 804-3170. Brandy Moss, [email protected], [2121 W. Chandler Blvd. Ste 108, Chandler, Kathy Kreag Williams (3) months from the date of the first Dated this 15th day of May, 2020. AZ 85224, 480-850-0575]. Clerk of the Superior Court of publication of this notice, or within RL3424 5/18/2020 RL3408 5/18/2020 Hamilton County, Indiana nine (9) months after the decedent’s RL3393 5/11/20, 5/18/20 death, whichever is earlier, or the said PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE claims will be forever barred. Please be advised that the Westfield-Washington Township Advisory Plan Cellco Partnership and its controlled affiliates doing business asVerizon Dated this 15 day of February, 2019. Wireless (Verizon Wireless) proposes to build three 47-foot Light Pole 29D01-2005-EU-000197 Commission will meet at 7:00 p.m., Wednesday, June 3, 2020, at Westfield City Victoria L. Howard, #34642-49 Kathy Kreag Williams Hall, 130 Penn Street, Westfield, Indiana, or in a virtual format viewable at Communications Towers at the approx. vicinity of 903 N Dequincy St, Clerk of the Hamilton Superior Court Indianapolis, IN 46201 (LAT: 39.78031, LONG: -86.08738), 619 N. Dequincy Church Church Hittle + Antrim https://www.youtube.com/user/CityofWestfieldIN, for the purposes of holding a Two North Ninth Street RL3411 5/18/20, 5/25/20 public hearing and reviewing and acting on the following petitions: St, Indianapolis IN 46201 (LAT:39.77625, LONG: -86.08734), 816 N. Riley Ave, Indianapolis IN 46201 (LAT: 39.77946, LONG: -86.08613). Public comments Noblesville, IN 46060 • 2005-SPP-09 & 2005-ODP-09; Monon Corner; South of 206th Street and (317)773-2190; FAX (317) 773-5320 29D01-2005-EU-000206 regarding potential effects from this site on historic properties may be submitted Sarah J. Randall, #26898-29 West of Horton Road; Arbor Homes by Stoeppelwerth & Associates Inc requests NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION within 30 days from the date of this publication to: Trileaf Corp, Brandy Moss, Church Church Hittle + Antrim Primary Plat and Overall Development Plan review of 325 Lots on approximately Cause Number: [email protected], [2121 W. Chandler Blvd. Ste 108, Chandler, AZ 85224, Two North Ninth Street 135.13 acres +/- in the Chatham Hills Planned Unit Development (PUD) District. 29D01-2005-EU-000197 480-850-0575]. Noblesville, IN 46060 • 2006-PUD-05; Urban Vines PUD Amendment I; 303 E. 161st Street; In the Superior Court of Hamilton RL3409 5/18/2020 (317)773-2190; FAX (317) 773-5320 Herron Holdings, LLC by Pleasant Cities, LLC requests an amendment to the County, Indiana. Development Standards of the Urban Vines PUD District. Notice is hereby given that Robert NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION WESTFIELD WASHINGTON SCHOOLS In the Superior Court of Hamilton • 2006-PUD-06; Hoosier Hills PUD; 18326 & 18342 Spring Mill Road; A. Eviston was, on May 4, 2020. NOTICE OF SALE OF WARRANTS County, Indiana. Herron Holdings, LLC by Pleasant Cities, LLC requests a change of zoning for appointed Personal Representative NOTICE is hereby given that Westfield Washington Schools (the “Issuer”) Notice is hereby given that John B. approximately 35 acres +/- in the AG-SF1: Agricultural / Single-Family Rural of the Estate of YOLAM. ROSSI, has authorized and will make one (1) or more temporary loans to meet current Harrell was, on May 7, 2020, appointed District to the Hoosier Hills PUD District. deceased, who died March 26, 2017. running expenses for the use of the Debt Service Fund of the Issuer, in aggregate Personal Representative of the Estate Specific details regarding the requests may be obtained from theWestfield All persons who have claims against amounts not to exceed the following: of JOAN M. SOUDER, deceased, who Community Development Department, 2728 East 171st Street, Westfield, Indiana this Estate, whether or not now due, Debt Service Fund [for Warrants issued in anticipation of the receipt of died March 24, 2020. 46074 or by calling (317) 804-3170. must file the claim in the office of current tax revenues levied for the year 2019 and in the course of collection All persons who have claims against Written suggestions or objections relative to the requests may be filed with the Clerk of this Court within three in 2020]: $25,011,405 maturing on June 30, 2020, December 31, 2020, or this Estate, whether or not now due, the Secretary of the Commission at the Westfield Community Development (3) months from the date of the first a date fixed by reference to the Issuer’s receipt in settlement of the funds in must file the claim in the office of Department, 2728 East 171st Street, Westfield, Indiana 46074 at or before the publication of this Notice, or within anticipation of which any Warrant is issued, or any combination thereof, as the Clerk of this Court within three hearing will be considered. Oral comments concerning the proposals will be nine (9) months after the decedent’s determined by the Issuer’s officer prior to their issuance. (3) months from the date of the first heard at the aforementioned public hearing. In the case of a virtual meeting, death, whichever is earlier, or the Such loans shall be at a per annum rate not to exceed four and one-half percent publication of this Notice, or within written comments concerning the proposals can be provided before and during claims will be forever barred. (4.5%) (the exact rate to be determined by negotiations with the Indiana Bond nine (9) months after the decedent’s the aforementioned public hearing by emailing [email protected]. Such Dated at Noblesville, Indiana on May Bank (the “Bond Bank”)) subject also to, following their due date, an alternate death, whichever is earlier, 01* the hearing may be continued from time to time as may be found necessary. 4, 2020. rate as provided in a warrant purchase agreement entered into by the Issuer. The claims will be forever barred. Westfield-Washington Township Advisory Plan Commission Kathy Kreag Williams Issuer will issue temporary loan tax anticipation warrants to evidence such loans. Dated at Noblesville, Indiana on May Westfield Community Development Department Clerk of the Superior Court of The Issuer has appropriated and pledged the taxes and/or revenues to be received 7, 2020 2728 East 171st Street, Westfield, Indiana 46074 Hamilton County, Indiana in such funds to the punctual payment of such warrants including the interest Kathy Kreag Williams www.westfield.in.gov thereon. The Warrants will be sold to the Bond Bank, in Indianapolis, Indiana, RL3394 5/11/20, 5/18/20 RL3425 5/18/2020 Clerk of the Superior Court of pursuant to Indiana Code 5-1.5-8-1 on one (1) or more dates during 2020. Hamilton County, Indiana 29C01-2004-MI-003066 29C01-2004-MI-003067 Pursuant to Indiana Code 20-48-1-9, no action to contest the validity of such 29C01-2004-MI-003065 RL3399 5/11/20, 5/18/20 Hamilton Circuit Court Hamilton Circuit Court warrants may be brought later than fifteen (15) days from the first publication of Hamilton Circuit Court STATE OF INDIANA ) STATE OF INDIANA ) this Notice. STATE OF INDIANA ) 29C01-2004-MI-003064 SS: ) SS: ) RL3402 5/13/2020, 5/20/2020 SS: ) Hamilton Circuit Court COUNTY OF Hamilton ) COUNTY OF Hamilton ) COUNTY OF Hamilton ) STATE OF INDIANA ) In The Hamilton Circuit Court In The Hamilton Circuit Court NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF HAMILTON COUNTY In The Hamilton Circuit Court SS: ) Cause No. 29C01-2004-MI-003066 Cause No. 29C01-2004-MI-003067 Pursuant to IC 5-3-1-2(b) Notice is hereby given that the Hamilton County Cause No. 29C01-2004-MI-003065 COUNTY OF Hamilton ) IN RE THE NAME CHANGE OF: ) IN RE THE NAME CHANGE OF ) Council will then meet in Regular Session on Wednesday, June 3, 2020 at IN RE THE NAME CHANGE OF ) In The Hamilton Circuit Court STEVE JOVAN WILSON ) MINOR: ) 7:00 p.m. in the Commissioners Courtroom of their regular meeting place MINOR: ) Cause No. 29C01-2004-MI-003064 Petitioner ) STEVE JOVAN WILSON JR. ) at One Hamilton County Square, Noblesville, Indiana. The purpose of the STATEN JYSOL WILSON ) IN RE THE NAME CHANGE OF: ) NOTICE OF PETITION FOR Name of Minor ) regular meeting is for consideration of transfer of funds, and 2020 form 144 Name of Minor ) JOVAN O’RYAN POLLARD ) CHANGE OF NAME JOVAN O’RYAN POLLARD ) Amendments, Reduction of funds and to consider the following additional JOVAN POLLARD ) Petitioner ) STEVE JOVAN WILSON, hose Petitioner ) appropriations in excess of the budget for the current year. Any person having Petitioner ) NOTICE OF PETITION FOR mailing address is: 8500 E. 116TH NOTICE OF PETITION FOR concerns or questions concerning said appropriations shall be heard at the public NOTICE OF PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME ST. UNIT 671, FISHERS, IN 46038, CHANGE OF NAME hearing. CHANGE OF NAME JOVAN O’RYAN POLLARD, hose and if different, my residence address Notice is hereby given that Petitioner 1000 County General Personnel Services 101,510 Notice is hereby given that Petitioner mailing address is: 8500 E. 116TH is: 13415 WHITE GRANITE DRIVE JOVAN O’RYAN POLLARD, pro se, Supplies 30,300 JOVAN POLLARD, pro se, filed a ST. UNIT 671, FISHERS, IN 46038, UNIT 500 in the HAMILTON filed a Verified Petition for Change of Other Services & Charges 832,970 Verified Petition for Change of Name and if different, my residence address County, Indiana, hereby gives notice Name of Minor to change the name Other Financing 4,334,282 of Minor to change the name of is: 13415 WHITE GRANITE DRIVE that STEVE JOVAN WILSON has of minor child from STEVE JOVAN Total General 5,299,062 minor child from STATEN JYSOL UNIT 500 in the HAMILTON filed a petition in the HAMILTON WILSON JR. to SHALOM YISRAEL 1024 HCPBC Lease Rental Bonds Other Services & Charges 26,000 WILSON to SHADDAI YSOL County, Indiana, hereby gives notice Court requesting that his name be YEHUDAH. 1176 MVH Other Services & Charges 50,000 YEHUDAH. that JOVAN O’RYAN pollard changed to SHALOM YISRAEL The petition is scheduled for hearing 1219 Park & Recreation Supplies 4,468 The petition is scheduled for hearing has filed a petition in the HAMILTON YEHUDAH in the Hamilton Circuit Court on July 4807 NR Computer Maintenance Supplies 254,100 in the Hamilton Circuit Court on July Court requesting that her name Notice is further given that the 10, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. which is more 4905 Digital Orthophotography Other Services & Charges 25,000 10, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. which is more be changed to YISRAELA ORIA hearing will be held on said Petition than thirty (30) days after the third 4907 Highway Special Supplies 10,000 than thirty (30) days after the third YEHUDAH on the July 10, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. notice of publication. Any person 9150 PreTrial Supervision Grant Personnel Services 193,895 notice of publication. Any person Notice is further given that the One Hamilton County Square Suite has the right to appear at the hearing Other Services & Charges 40,200 has the right to appear at the hearing hearing will be held on said Petition 337 Noblesville, In. 46060. and to file written objections on or Total Fund 9150 234,095 and to file written objections on or on the July 10, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. Steve Wilson before the hearing date. The parties RL3419 5/19/2020 before the hearing date. The parties One Hamilton County Square Suite Petitioner shall report to One Hamilton County shall report to One Hamilton County 337 Noblesville, In. 46060. Date: April 28, 2020 Square Suite 337 Noblesville, In. Square Suite 337 Noblesville, In. Jovan Pollard Kathy Kreag Williams 46060 46060 Petitioner Judicial Officer Dated: April 28, 2020 Dated: April 28, 2020 Date: April 28, 2020 RL3414 5/18/20, 5/25/20, 6/1/20 Kathy Kreag Williams Submit Public Notices To: Kathy Kreag Williams Kathy Kreag Williams Judicial Officer Judicial Officer Judicial Officer RL3415 5/18/20, 5/25/20, 6/1/20 [email protected] RL3416 5/18/20, 5/25/20, 6/1/20 RL3413 5/18/20, 5/25/20, 6/1/20 Week of May 18, 2020 Sports A9 Vote KIM GOOD KIM TREASURER GOOD on June 2 Experience • Integrity • Leadership TREASURER Paid For By The Committee To Elect Kim Good www.KimGoodForTreasurer.com Rich Wolfred built a legacy of growth and success for Noblesville By RICHIE HALL up here, I said, ‘You got to be swimming for decades, with the cool to watch.” Everything came full circle able to pay me enough so I didn’t girls having won 34 consecutive Wolfred also got to watch for Rich Wolfred as he finished have to have a second job.’ They state championships (and count- his three children, sons Alex and up his final season of coaching were very good about coming up ing) and the boys multiple state Jack and daughter Jordan, swim swimming at Noblesville High with the money.” titles as well. for Noblesville as well. School this school year. Thus Wolfred began coach- “We always held our own,” “I never really gave much When Wolfred came to ing the swim club, plus both said Wolfred. While the Grey- thought to coaching my own Noblesville in 2004, he had al- the boys and girls high school hounds have been sectional kids,” said Wolfred. “It was ready been a longtime coach for teams. He proved his worth champions every year since nothing I ever thought about the Lawrence Swim Team, and quickly, first when it came to moving in, the Millers girls until they became old enough to would finish his first season for increasing participation in the have been a strong second, and swim.” the Millers with a state champion club. When Wolfred arrived, the boys were also consistently But it was rewarding for under his watch. In 2020, Wol- there were about 60 swimmers runners-up until the past cou- Wolfred to watch them be suc- fred completed another long run registered with the club. ple of years, when they were a cessful. Alex went on to swim as a coach, and supervised anoth- “The first couple years, we strong third. at Xavier University and Jack er state champion. were up to 120,” said Wolfred. “There were some good is swimming at Ball State Uni- Indeed, what goes around The boys teams were always meets,” said Wolfred. “We were versity. comes around. And Wolfred had nine, 10, 12 kids. We were able winning events.” In addition to his family, plenty of success to go around at to get it up to 20, 25 kids. The That included more diving Wolfred made connections both NHS and the Noblesville girls were probably like 20, 25 state championships. Katie Bit- with the other swim families Swim Club. girls and it got up to 50 girls at tner won state in diving in 2009, as well. As much as any other Prior to coming to the Mill- some point.” then Meghan Potee followed sport, multiple children from ers, Wolfred had spent 19 years Another key point was to her with a state title in 2010. the same family usually wind as the head coach at Lawrence, in have the high school swimmers Photo by Bret Richardson The Millers also had a number up swimming. addition to coaching at Lawrence also swim in the club. Wolfred Rich Wolfred led the way for Noblesville swimming of state qualifiers every year as “Most of these families, they Central High School in the 1980s estimated that 50 percent of the well. become your kin,” said Wolfred. for “two or three years,” he said. high school swimmers were ac- for the past 16 years. Wolfred coached both the On Feb. 15, 2020, Nobles- He noted that with social media When the Noblesville job tive in the Noblesville Swim Millers high school team and Noblesville Swim ville got one more state champi- so prevalent, it’s easy to become became open, two things drew Club, but that number increased Club to great sucess, including state champions onship for Wolfred. Sammy Huff families with the other swim- Wolfred up here: First, he said his to 80 to 90 percent. and national qualifiers. won the breaststroke event, com- ming families. sister-in-law Cindy “was push- “It’s nice to coach kids year- ing from behind to emerge victo- “I touch base with a lot of ing me to come up here.” Then round instead of just part of the “He brought some no- joined the NHS team and club in rious in a close race. Afterwards, the alumni on a yearly basis to he got a look at the facilities, season,” said Wolfred. toriety to Noblesville,” said 2005, I heard how much the ath- Huff said she wanted to win the see how they’re doing,” said noticing that the NHS pool “was When Wolfred arrived, the Wolfred. “Having David at the letes loved and respected Rich,” race for Wolfred, since it was his Wolfred. one of the better pools around.” Millers were having success at high school, and then Michael said Richardson. “I joined him last season. As for the school and club, He also liked the outdoor pool at sectionals, with the girls on a Phelps and the explosion of as a volunteer assistant and was “Obviously, she wanted to Wolfred has handed the reins to the Forest Park Aquatic Center, five-year championship winning swimming nationally helped hooked for the next 14 years. win,” said Wolfred. “But she Aleks Fansler, the new coach which hosts the annual Enchant- streak and the boys having won tremendously.” Rich always had the best inter- never expressed that to me pri- of both. But Wolfred will still ed Forest meet. in three titles in the past five Around the same time, Wol- est of the individual at heart; he or.” Wolfred said he tries to stay be around, saying that he will Wolfred got the job at both years. Noblesville continued fred got a great assistant in Bret coached so he could make great out of the limelight, noting that “probably” substitute coach for the high school and the swim that success, with both boys and Richardson, who stayed with the adults out of these young peo- it’s his swimmers in the water Fansler at times. club, and it would be a full-time girls winning sectionals in 2005- team for 14 years. Wolfred said ple. A by-product of his mento- doing the job. But he did rec- And, as he has been doing job as well, something else that 06-07. that every coach “needs a Bret ring were also state champions, ognize that the occasion was for decades, Wolfred will contin- was appealing. Also in 2005, a Millers soph- Richardson,” calling him “some- national qualifiers, and many special. ue to introduce new swimmers to “Before that, I always had omore named David Boudia won one you can lean on.” swimmers that were able to join “I was nervous as heck be- the pool. other jobs,” said Wolfred. “The the diving state championship. “Anything you asked him college teams." fore the race and the race was “I’m still currently running coaching was more of a full- If that name sounds familiar, it’s to do, he’d do it,” said Wolfred. In the 2007-08 season, Car- very close,” said Wolfred. “I the swim program, Noblesville time/part-time kind of thing. because Boudia would go on to “It’s hard to find people like mel was moved into the Nobles- think four girls could’ve won Learn to Swim,” said Wol- I worked during the day and win an Olympic gold medal in that.” ville sectional. The Greyhounds that race, but she was determined fred. “Aleks wanted me to stick coached at night. When I came 2012. "When my middle daughter have been a powerhouse in to come in first, which was pretty around and complete that.” Part of ESPN's top 10 returning safeties list . . . RedHawks' Sterling Weatherford gets national recognition, but keeps team his top priority By RICHIE HALL quote from the article’s author, If a football player is good Anthony Treash, who had this at what he does, recognition will to say about Weatherford: “His Kent Graham/File photo eventually come to him. success in coverage continued Hamilton Heights star Gus Etchison has committed Consider the collegiate foot- into 2019, when he was given a to play college basketball at Western Michigan ball career of Sterling Weath- starting role, and he recorded an University. Etchison was Hamilton County’s leading erford. The Hamilton Heights 85.2 coverage grade and forced graduate just completed his red- more incompletions than first scorer in his junior season, averaging 24.9 points shirt sophomore year at Miami downs allowed. Wherever he per game, including a school record 56 points of Ohio, a season where he start- lined up, Weatherford thrived in against Mount Vernon. ed in all 14 games and helped coverage. He posted coverage the RedHawks to a Mid-Ameri- grades above 70.0 when he lined can Conference (MAC) champi- up in the box, in the lost and at onship, plus an appearance in a deep safety.” Gus Etchison commits bowl game. Treash wrote roughly the Weatherford also had im- same thing when he wrote an pressive statistics during the article on pff.com, a football to Western Michigan year as well. Since he’s coming analysis website, naming Weath- Hamilton Heights star Gus year. He had solid numbers across back for his redshirt junior sea- erford the No. 4 overall player Etchison announced last Friday the board, with 5.0 rebounds, 3.7 son this fall, many tagged him returning in the MAC for 2020. that he has committed to play assists and 1.6 steals per con- as a player to watch. But even It’s easy to see why if one looks basketball at Western Michigan test. Etchison scored 41 points Weatherford was surprised when at Weatherford’s stats: He made University. in the Huskies’ season-opening ESPN placed him on its list of 98 tackles for the RedHawks, Etchison made the an- game, an overtime win against top 10 returning safeties for the 5.5 of them for a loss. Weather- nouncement on his Twitter Lebanon, then set a new Heights 2020 season. ford also had two sacks, one in- account in the form of a min- school record on Dec. 11 by “My initial reaction was terception, 10 pass breakups and ute-long video. He began by scoring 56 points in the Huskies’ shock, really,” said Weatherford. two forced fumbles. He reached thanking his family, coaches and game with Mount Vernon. “Just feeling blessed to even get the 10-tackle mark in Miami’s teammates, then revealed that he Western Michigan is locat- my name out there. With that games with Iowa and Akron. Photo provided had chosen Western Michigan. ed in Kalamazoo, and plays in said, it is a pre-season ranking “Going into my redshirt Sterling Weatherford was an imposing defensive “After a long talk with the Mid-American Conference and what I’m concerned with is sophomore year, we had a big presence for the Miami RedHawks during the 2019 my family and God, I’d like to (MAC). The Broncos are com- trying to win another champion- senior class that graduated out,” continue my father’s legacy at ing off a 13-19 season with a rel- ship with my team. However ex- said Weatherford. “I never knew season. The Hamilton Heights graduate helped Western Michigan University,” atively young team; only two se- citing that is individually, where that I was going to have a start- Miami to a MAC championship and was named said Etchison. “I’m honored to niors were on the roster this past I’m really focused at right now ing spot, but I had an opportuni- one of the top 10 returning safeties for the 2020 become a Bronco.” season. Western Michigan will is trying to maintain a good fu- ty to fight for it.” season by ESPN. Etchison was Hamilton have a new coach this coming ture for our team.” The coaching staff wanted County’s leading scorer in the season: Clayton Bates was hired ESPN placed Weatherford to see how the team competed. that he had earned a starting during the RedHawks’ win over 2019-20 season, averaging 24.9 in March after several years as a sixth on its list. The Miami Red- Weatherford proved by the end spot, and he did. As the season Kent State. points per game for his junior Broncos assistant coach. Hawks Twitter account posted a of the RedHawks’ fall camp progressed, he continued to get Miami finished the 2018 more comfortable in that start- season 6-6, and were 6-2 in ing role. MAC play, but did not qualify YOUR STORY “That was never my biggest for the championship game that REALTORS concern, I was just mostly con- season. In 2019, the RedHawks STARTS HERE. Call me 317.407.6969 cerned about our game plan and were again 6-2 in the confer- TalkToTucker.com [email protected] being prepared,” said Weather- ence, but swept through the ford. He noted that it’s easy for MAC’s East Division with a 5-0 a player to “get caught up in a record to earn a spot in the con- lot of extracurriculars,” and then ference championship game. lose focus on what it takes to In the championship game, Be safe and take care of win a game. Miami beat Central Michigan Weatherford redshirted 26-21. After a back and forth Call Dani to talk about during his freshman year (2017), first half that finished with the but still contributed to the team. Chippewas leading 14-10, the one another anything for wellness of In fact, he was named the De- RedHawks scored 13 straight home and wellness of heart fensive Scout Team Player of points on a touchdown and two 4984 N CHOSIN FEW LN • $204,999 3877 E 100 N • $189,999 19173 ATLANTIC ROAD • $299,900 the Year. field goals, and didn’t allow “Physically I was ready, but Central Michigan any score until NEW PRICE! mentally I had a lot more room there was 1:24 left in the fourth to grow,” said Weatherford. quarter. In the 2018 season, Weath- Weatherford had seven tack- erford saw the field for the first les and three pass breakups in Large Kitchen • New HVAC • Crawfordsville 3 BR / 2 BA • 8.67 Acres • Lebanon 4 BR / 3 BA • Oversize MBR • Noblesville time as a redshirt freshman. that game. It was the RedHawks’ He played in all 12 of Miami’s first MAC title since 2010. 0 221st STREET • $140,000 11509 IVY LANE • $230,000 13690 GILBERT LANE • $284,900 game, making one start. Weath- “That was an awesome ex- erford totaled 27 tackles for the perience, winning the confer- season, including nine against ence,” said Weatherford. “That’s Army West Point. He also re- not something that is a given.” corded his first interception Miami also qualified for a

10 Acres • Noblesville 2 BR / Loft Condo • Many Upgrades 4 BR / 3 BA • Owners Retreat • Fishers See Weatherford . . . Page A10 A10 Sports Week of May 18, 2020 Westfield Family Play scheduled to begin on May 26 By RICHIE HALL The Family Play times are from noon other families,” said Knox. He said ernor Eric Holcomb’s plan to re-open but again using the current guidelines The closing down of Indiana due to 7 p.m. Times and dates are always there will be designated areas in the the state, Grand Park is looking at in place. In addition, Knox said that to the COVID-19 pandemic has re- subject to change, so Westfield resi- park where families come in one way launching small activities and prac- the campus will be employing all of sulted in some unusual sights around dents are encouraged to check often. and go out another way so they won’t tices again on Sunday, May 24, with its sanitation practices. Fields will be the state this spring. Information is available at grand- intermingle with other families. actual leagues beginning play on sanitized on a weekly basis. Probably the most unusual of park.org/family, and on the City of Restrooms and concession stands June 14. “That process was more monthly all would be that of Grand Park in Westfield and Grand Park social me- will be closed, so families should May 23 and 24 are the scheduled in the past,” said Knox. “All the touch Westfield sitting empty. The facility dia accounts. bring their own water and snacks. dates when the state will move into points, we will be wiping them down normally has an event going on every FOLLOWING GUIDELINES They should also bring their own Stage 3 of the Governor’s five-stage post events. We’ve got kick plates on day, whether it be small youth base- While Grand Park is ready to re- equipment as well, such as balls, Fris- plan to re-open Indiana. The state is the bathroom doors. We’re looking ball and softball games to massive open – and people are just as ready bees and kites. currently in Stage 2, which limits so- long-term to automate a lot of our fa- soccer tournaments with teams from to return – there will obviously be “We will not have any actual cial gatherings to 25 people or fewer. cilities in our restrooms as well.” across the country. social distancing and other guidelines equipment out for families,” said Phase 3 will move that number up to Spectators will be asked to do But there is a small step about to in effect. Knox. “We want to be very cautious 100 people or fewer. their past as well, with Grand Park be taken. Grand Park and the City of There will be limits to field -ac about them having touch points when “We’re going to evaluate those as encouraging all campus visitors to Westfield have set up Westfield Fam- cess, and that will be on a first-come, they’re on campus.” we get close to the date, because we follow whatever guidelines their ily Play, which Grand Park Director first-serve basis. On-site registration Also, equipment would have to want to maximize the opportunities sport is recommending. The staff at William Knox said will be an oppor- is available and it will be hands-free. be sanitized after each use, which is for our families,” said Knox. “We’re Grand Park will be wearing masks tunity “to give Westfield residents a The Grand Park website said that something the facility wants to avoid. going to do it smart.” Again, families and gloves at all times. chance to stretch their legs” and ben- families must check in at Lot C to al- Westfield Family Play is part of are advised to check the Grand Park “We’re going to encourage spec- efit from the campus. low the facility to track the number a plan to re-open the campus “slow- website as those tentative re-opening tators to do the same, but that’ll be at The first Westfield Family Play is on on-site visitors and make sure that ly and safely,” said Vicki Duncan dates get closer. their discretion,” said Knox. scheduled for Tuesday, May 26, and families are indeed practicing social Gardner, Communications Director Once the calendar gets to June As always, be sure to check the then will take place every Tuesday distancing. of the City of Westfield. Knox said 14, Grand Park plans to start its Grand Park website for the most up- and Thursday for the next few weeks. “They won’t come in contact with that in accordance with Indiana Gov- leagues with modified tournaments, to-date information. IGA develops tournaments for high school-age players Weatherford By RICHIE HALL Course at Purdue University. at 8 a.m. with the first group, while Bryant from Page A9 When Indiana high school spring sports “Based upon the number of entries, each estimated the last group of the day will start were canceled for 2020, it meant quite a few site will have “X” amount of teams that will its round close to 3 p.m. bowl game, playing the Lend- four weeks of the season. unfortunate things for the student-athletes of go to the finals,” said Bryant. “Tee times will be spread out a little lon- ingTree Bowl against the Loui- Meanwhile, the 2020 sea- their respective sports. Each team will consist of five players, ger than you normally see in a junior event,” siana Ragin’ Cajuns. The game son looks like it could be just as One of them was not getting a chance to with the best four scores counting for the said Bryant. took place Jan. 6 at Ladd-Pee- successful. The RedHawks are participate in a post-season tournament. That team total. This is similar to how team scor- After the first round, a cut will be made. bles Stadium in Mobile, Ala. returning all but three starting included boys golf. But high school-age golf- ing works in high school golf. One differ- The top 40 and ties advance to the second and was televised by ESPN. positions, in addition to sopho- ers will now have an opportunity to play one ence, though, is that only teams will advance round on June 4, and those golfers will play Weatherford called the expe- more quarterback Brett Gabbert, last round in June. to the finals; there will be no individuals another round to determine the champion. rience “awesome,” especial- who the previous season was the The Indiana Golf Association has devel- qualifying. Bryant said that since the IGA While the Senior Open won’t replace ly coming off the conference MAC Freshman of the Year. oped two tournaments: The Indiana Class of has many individual tournaments throughout these golfers’ senior year, it is a chance to cel- championship win. Miami also has many wide 2020 Senior Open and the Indiana 2020 Boys the summer, “this was an attempt to have a ebrate their contributions to golf. Bryant talk- “It’s a lot more laid back, receivers returning as well as Team Championship. specific team-oriented event only.” ed of giving those players a chance to make especially compared to the con- a young offensive line crew. The Senior Open is for high school Another big difference is that teams may their last putt and be with their families. ference championship game you Weatherford said “a lot of our players graduating this year, while the Team choose which site they want to play at. This “It’ll be a good celebration for those played before,” said Weather- leaders are all coming back, Championship allows for high school-age is a big change from high school golf, where kids,” said Bryant. ford. “We had a lot more time to which is so exciting.” players to get the chance to play an organized teams are assigned to a course. As of press time, 12 golfers from Ham- take some pressure off and just Off the field, Weatherford team event. “It’s a fun little wrinkle that isn’t always ilton County were signed up for the event: soak in how fun it is to play the is majoring in mechanical engi- Westfield’s head boys golf coach Josh there,” said Bryant. Clay Stirsman, Luke Prall and Lukas Stitle game we love.” neering. He’s following in the Bryant is helping to organize the event, So far, golfers from Westfield, Guerin from Carmel; Bryce Robertson, Nathaniel Louisiana was the runner-up family footsteps, as his brother serving as a consultant with the IGA in sup- Catholic and Noblesville have put together Acres, Dylan O’Daniel and Ryan Gause- in the Sun Belt Conference, and Austin and father Tim are both porting the organization of the event. Reg- teams; in fact, there are three different teams pohl from Fishers; Colin Hussey from Guer- would win the game 27-17. But engineers, and the company istration for the Team Championship began that consist of golfers from Westfield. There in Catholic; Adam Horner from Hamilton it was still a chance to play in a his parents own is engineer- on May 8, and Bryant estimated close to 50 will likely be more teams that feature golf- Southeastern and Lucas Snyder, Drake Biggs bowl game, something Weather- ing-based. teams signed up after a few days. ers from other schools in Hamilton County and Jacob Riddle from Westfield. ford and his team didn’t take for “I feel like when you have “The IGA feels that’s a pretty good turn- as well. Outside of the county, golfers from Spectators will be allowed at the event, granted. a passion for something, it be- out initially,” said Bryant. The registration Tipton, Zionsville and Cathedral have creat- unless new guidelines come out between “That was my first time ever comes a little bit easier,” said window runs through May 29, so the num- ed teams. now and the tournament. going to a bowl game, and it’s Weatherford. He said he is on ber is likely to grow. (Registration is open INDIVIDUALS AT THE LEGENDS “The policy will be following whatever definitely something that your track to graduate in four years through the IGA’s website; visit tinyurl. Before the Team Tournament is set to tee the current CDC guidelines are,” said Bryant. team has a lot of pride in,” said with a degree, then after that com/IGA2020Tournament to access it.) off, the seniors will get their moment with the “Golf carts may be limited.” Weatherford, who made five might focus on starting graduate Bryant said the lengthy registration window Class of 2020 Senior Open. “The IGA has been working with the tackles in the game. “We’ve sat school. allows for golfers and their parents to make The Senior Open takes place June 3 and Governor’s office,” said Bryant. “It’s being through the off-season where But before that, there’s still a decision on participating in the event based 4 at The Legends in Franklin. Registration very well-communicated with government we come back early and we’re more football to play. And while on where things stand with the pandemic. for the event was given for free to the players officials.” grinding because we didn’t there will be likely be more big The Team Championship begins on June through Ted Bishop, the PGA General Man- Meanwhile, the IGA is accepting regis- make it to a bowl game. It’s awe- numbers and accolades for him, 8 with a qualifying day at seven sites around ager of The Legends, and Merchants Bank tration for junior events that are taking place some for that to pay off and for Weatherford said he just wants the state. Those sites are: Brookwood Golf of Indiana. Bryant said he’s thankful to The after June 1. That includes the Girls-Indiana us to have those opportunities “to go out and play for my Club (Fort Wayne), Harrison Hills Golf and Legends and Merchants Bank for sponsoring Junior PGA Championship, set for June 3 and both in the same year.” teammates and focus on the sea- Country Club (Attica), The Players Club the event at no cost to the players. 4 at Harbour Trees Golf Club in Noblesville. The RedHawks finished the son and not my personal goals, (Yorktown), Ulen Country Club (Lebanon), There will be 114 golfers at the event, Also on those same dates, the Indiana 2019 season 8-6, but that in- because I’m a firm believer that The Legends Golf Club (Franklin), Otter with tee times only. All players will begin PGA Senior Open will take place at Purga- cludes a difficult non-conference if you invest in your team and Creek Golf Course (Columbus) and Coun- at the No. 1 tee in order to practice social tory Golf Club in Noblesville. That will open portion of the schedule. Miami you’re doing your things right, try Oaks Golf Club (Washington). The finals distancing and stay within the federal guide- up a busy month of golf for the IGA and the played ranked opponents Iowa you don’t have to focus on take place June 10 and 11 at the Ackerman lines. The first round, on June 3, will begin Indiana PGA. and Ohio State within the first yourself.”