2019-07-07 Edition

My calendar COLUMNIST So for a few had me meeting days I hit the myself coming pause button. and going. I kept Life slows down tripping over my and I allow my- feet as they tried self to rest. to go in several I admit I directions, all at struggle to do so. once. Chuck keeps tell- My "to do" JANET HART LEONARD ing me to GOI: list looked like From the Heart Get over it. Get it was for a crew over the guilt of of energetic 20-year-olds, doing nothing. He reminds not a 60+ year old grand- me I don't have to be doing mother. something, all the time, for My shadow was being everyone. dragged home nightly. It It is difficult for a care- Reporter photo Stu Clampitt was not happy with me. giving, people pleasing, While the threat of rain kept the number of car show entrants lower than last year, more car enthusiasts Ten- and 12-hour days agenda driven person like came to see the show than ever before. The Lions also raised over $3,000 for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. at work led to too many me to be okay with resting. nights of missing Jeopar- It always has been. dy. The answer was getting I have the "need to be th away and allowing my mind busy" syndrome. It can be Westfield Lions 11 car and body and soul to rest. I hazardous to my health – struggled with that answer. physically, mentally and Major guilt. It is as if emotionally. resting is one of the “thou Even my worries get in show raises $3,000 on July 4 shalt nots” ... in my mind. the way of my resting. My Why is it so hard to al- prayer list is longer than my The REPORTER some of the most amazing liked a few more cars, I – we had a 1932 Auburn low myself to sit and read grocery list. So many "as The Westfield Lions cars, trucks and motor- can’t tell you how happy 8-100, these are extreme- a 400-page novel, drink my's". Club Car Show at Westfield cycles in central Indiana I am with the quality of ly rare cars. Honestly, we sweet tea and just chill? As my son, Brandon, Rocks the 4th, presented by competed for 12 classes of our entries. We had a ’67 had a world class show this Add in a nap or two a day struggles to recover from Indy Bra, was an absolute awards. Porsche 911S Lightweight and I am consumed with his car accident. As my success. Over 68 entries of “While I would have – the only one in the US See Cars . . . Page 3 guilt. granddaughter, Alecksa, is And so here I am, get- in Italy for three weeks. As ting away for a few days. my mother has to rely on The weather is hot ... Tam- others while I am away. As Two arrested for burning flag in Fishers pa hot. Two steps outside my absence means that my and the humidity scares me coworkers must help with right back inside to the wel- my customers. literally across the street from Police HQ coming of the AC. Let's just say that I have By LARRY LANNAN across the street fires were report- I sit for hours on the control issues. I do not like LarryInFishers.com from police head- ed in the Sun- sofa, curled up with a Karen asking for help. I don't like quarters, had been blest Apartment White novel recommended to burden others with my Two Fishers men are accused of partially burned Complex. All by my forever friend, author responsibilities. I juggle to observing the Fourth of July by burn- overnight. The the fires burned Susan Crandall, "dreams of make everyone happy all ing an American flag, and are- un flag was large – themselves out falling." the while I am draining my der arrest as a result, on a number of 15 by 25 feet. and caused minor Chuck keeps pouring happiness vessel. charges. Fishers police damage. the sweet tea. We take a And so I find myself ex- Fishers Police say they have arrest- are also investi- Graham and break late in the evening hausted. My husband rec- ed Christopher Graham and George gating additional Drake now face and head out on our bicy- ognizes my exhaustion. Drake, both 18 years of age and both minor fires that Graham Drake charges of arson, cles to check out the Hunt- So for a few days the from Fishers. The suspects were taken officers say appear to be intentional- criminal mischief and flag desecra- ers Green neighborhoods. good Dr. Leonard has pre- into custody at 2 p.m. on Friday near ly set in the area during the same time tion. They are both being held in the Tampa is good for my scribed lots of reading, rest- 116th Street and Lantern Road. frame. At 12:05 a.m. a smoke detec- Hamilton County Jail. soul. It is my place of gath- ing and letting go of what I Authorities received reports early tor alarmed after a piece of paper was Anyone with information regard- ering my thoughts, quietly. cannot control anyway. Friday morning that the large flag be- set on fire in an elevator at the Edge ing these fires is asked to contact Fish- It is where my body has no I must say my body, ing used as a backdrop at the Fishers Parking Garage. Also, during the ers Police Detective Tracy Jones at agenda. It is where my soul Nickel Plate Amphitheater, literally early morning hours, multiple small 317-595-3417. is allowed to be still. See Rest . . . Page 2 How our own Hamilton County Atlanta’s Choo Choo compares to others across the US I was asked COLUMNIST have 401 square Several counties, towns and supper is always a hit the other day if miles of territo- institutions were named for there is another ry, which seems Hamilton in the years fol- Hamilton Coun- like a pretty good lowing his death. ty in the country, chunk of real es- Many folks may not and the answer is tate, but there know some interesting definitely yes. In are several twice characteristics of the coun- fact there are 10 as big. ties that all bear the same Hamilton coun- The name name. ties in Ameri- FRED SWIFT Hamilton comes, Hamilton County, New ca. Besides our The County Line of course, from York, for example, is home own, the one best Founding Father to the popular Adirondack known to us is probably Alexander Hamilton, Rev- Mountains which take up in Ohio where Cincinnati olutionary War hero, trusted most of its 1,808 square is located. It's the largest aide to George Washington miles. But, the county's Hamilton County in popu- and the first Secretary of population is only 4,542. lation with nearly 1 million the Treasury who put the The famous Suwanee residents. nation on a path toward a River, subject of Stephen Our county is second sound economy. Foster's folk song, is found with at least 300,000; but, Hamilton's name was in Hamilton County, Flori- the surprise, at least to me, popular in the early 19th da, and Chattanooga with is that Hamilton Coun- century, especially after he its famous Lookout Moun- ty, Indiana is the smallest was killed in a duel with of the 10 in land area. We Vice President Aaron Burr. See County . . . Page 2 Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville expands transportation services The REPORTER Club for many years – is will provide transportation The Boys & Girls Club no longer able to continue for high school, middle of Noblesville (BGCN) the same level of support school and North Elemen- recently announced that it due to bus routing times tary students attending will be managing transpor- with the newly-adjusted BGCN, while Club mem- tation services from several school day. bers coming from Nobles- Photo provided additional schools for Club BGCN and Noblesville ville’s six other elementary This month’s Second Saturday Supper at The Choo Choo Café, 185 members beginning with Schools leadership have schools will be transported W. Main St., Atlanta, starts at 5:30 p.m. on July 13. While reservations the 2019-2020 school year. been working on the tran- by BGCN. are not required, this barbeque extravaganza could sell out early. Food The change comes as sition since early last year “We’re thankful for this good is always worth the trip to northern Hamilton County. Make an Noblesville Schools – who when the adjusted school the transportation support afternoon of it by stopping into Mr. Muffin’s Trains down the street and has provided free transpor- day was first announced. Noblesville Schools has riding the Nickel Plate Express. tation, drivers and childcare For the 2019-2020 school from their schools to the year, Noblesville Schools See BGCN . . . Page 2 2 Views & News Home Auto Business Life

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317-758-5828 [email protected] BraggInsurance.com Rest County BGCN from Page 1 from Page 1 from Page 1 mind and soul are feeling tain is located in Hamilton provided our families over tation may be at risk going students. We will continue programs to over 2,400 better. Even my shadow is County, Tennessee. the years and are commit- forward.” to support BGCN as they local youth every year. On happily following me. The other Hamiltons are ted to making this transi- “Noblesville Schools manage this transition to average, the Club serves Perhaps I'll try to do located in Illinois, Iowa, tion as smooth as possible and BGCN have a strong providing additional trans- 696 children per month more of this when I get Kansas, Nebraska and Tex- for Club members,” said partnership of working to- portation services for Club with 322 attending each home. Maybe I need to pay as. The one in Kansas is BGCN Executive Director gether and supporting one members.” day after school. more attention to what the 998 square miles in area, Becky Terry. “This new re- another in the interest of BGCN staffing will also For more information good Dr. Leonard has to but is least populated with a sponsibility comes with a what’s best for kids,” said be impacted by the adjusted visit bgcni.org or call (317) say: Get over what you can- mere 2,690 residents. significant operation cost, Beth Niedermeyer, super- school day, as the Club em- 773-4372. not control, being every- In other words it is more approximately $165,000 intendent of Noblesville ploys high school students About the Boys & Girls thing to everyone, trying to than twice the size of Ham- a year, and we will be ag- Schools and BGCN board to provide youth develop- Club of Noblesville make everyone happy and ilton County, Indiana in gressively seeking addi- member. “We’re disap- ment activities in the after The Boys & Girls Club feeling guilty when I fail to land area, but with a pop- tional funding with the goal pointed that given our new school program and ele- of Noblesville provides do the impossible. ulation about the same as of minimizing any impact bus routes we no longer mentary students will now high-quality, low-cost pro- I married a wise man ... Sheridan. this may have on families. have the capacity to contin- arrive at the Club prior to grams for youth members who also makes great sweet That makes for a lot of Our board has committed ue vehicle assistance to the high school students. with the help of donors tea! wide open space. to providing the service this Club from all elementary BGCN and Nobles- and sponsors. Between school year, but we must schools while maintain- ville Schools are exploring the Club, the Community identify additional long- ing standard bus service options through the high Center and Camp Crosser, term funding or transpor- to all Noblesville Schools school’s internship pro- BGCN provide opportuni- gram to address this gap. ties for members to enjoy “We’re seeking part- activities and experiences time employment po- that help shape character sitions for after school and offer new perspectives. Hamilton County programming, as well as BGCN is dedicated to in- membership and kitchen spiring and enabling all coordinators,” added Terry. young people to reach their Reporter "Anyone interested can ap- full potential as productive, More News More Sports ply in person at our facility caring, responsible citizens on 1700 Conner St.” by promoting leadership, . . . and more readers! BGCN provides after character, health and phys- school and out-of-school ical development.

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Reporter photos by Stu Clampitt A short walk from the Westfield Lions Club’s annual car show at Grand Park was an area set aside for kids to have fun at Westfield Rocksthe 4th on Independence Day. The area included an abundance of bounce houses (top left), two different areas featuring trampoline fun (above left), and representatives from Master Yoo’s Tae Kwon Do offering basic introductions to the discipline (top right). One of the many vendor booths had representatives from our friends at Westfield Playhouse (above right), who were promoting the construction of their new facility and their 2019-20 season.

Cars from Page 1 year,” said Westfield Lions Club Chairman Larry Clarino. “I am so proud to be part Westfield Lions Club of an organization like the Lions. This was Car Show Winners 2019 such a great event.” Pre-1950 Winner Over $3,000 will be presented to the David Holland – 1932 Auburn 8-100 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation from the West- 1950s Winner field Lions Club, from the 100 percent Joe Alberts – 1956 Chevy Belair Conv. charity event. 1960s Winner Support from several sponsors helped Frank Lauer – 1967 Pontiac GTO with this year’s show. In addition to Indy 1970s Winner Bra, MetroNet, Dreyer & Reinbold All- Ward Lauer – 1972 Chevy Suburban 3-Door state Insurance, Tom Roush Auto Group, 1980s/90s Winner and Indianapolis Business Solutions sup- Keith Haga – 1986 Chevy Monte Carlo SS ported the festivities. New this year was a large display from 21st Century Winner SCCA Pro Racing, with several F4 race Blake Mushen – 2019 Dodge Charger cars, with drivers, including Indy 500 vet- USA Sports Car Winner erans, Scott Goodyear and Jay Howard. Gary Evens – 1986 Pontiac Fiero GT Howard is also the founder of Jay How- Specialty Vehicles Winner ard Race Driver Development, located in Jeff Salsbery – 1965 Mack B-53 Truck Westfield. Mike Adams from New Castle Foreign Built Winner Motorsports Park, a world class Karting Mike Birk – 1954 Bentley R-Type track just off Interstate 70, provided a dis- Classic Muscle Cars play of racing go-karts. David Renshaw – 1969 Chevy Camaro Z-28 Reporter photos by Stu Clampitt This year the Westfield Lions Club car Hot Rods (Above) Jeff Salsbery took a moment to stand beside his 1965 Mack B-53 show was a qualifier for the September Ken Mashen – 1969 Chevy Nova Truck for The Reporter’s camera. Salsbery, 60, Sheridan, walked away Festival of Machines at Connor Prairie. Resto Mods with the Specialty Vehicles and Best in Show awards at Thursday’s event. Three cars were selected for that major Jim Koos – 1948 Dodge De Soto Club Coupe (Below left) Jaden Buonanno, 8, Westfield, hopped in a dune buggy because show in Fishers. Mark Dale’s 1935 Auburn Best in Show ... why not? When someone says, “Would you like to sit in the dune buggy?” Boat Tail Replica, Don Andersen’s 1931 Jeff Salsbery – 1965 Mack B-53 Truck you say, “Yes!” (Below) SCCA professional racecar driver Chandler Horton, Chevy AE Independence, and Paul Davis’ People’s Choice Zionsville, took a moment to pose for The Reporter with his F4 racecar sponsored 1955 Chevy Sedan Delivery, were picked Blake Mushen – 2019 Dodge Charger by the team from Connor Prairie. by Gas Monkey Energy Drink. See more photos at ReadTheReporter.com. 4 News Janus Awards Banquet celebrates special people Submitted • Business of the Year As Carlos made his way Awards: Linnea’s Lights to the podium, the crowd and IMMI What famous architect excitedly chanted his name • Work Experience Stan- in a show of love and sup- dard of Excellence Award: port for their friend as he Shandi Vance was born in Indianapolis? accepted the Janus Day • Doorways Brilliance The REPORTER ing in Louisville. He also Services Person of the Year Award: Ben Kellams This coming week in gained fame for whimsical Award. • Capabilities Café Sil- Indiana’s history … household items like tea Carlos, who participates ver Spoon Award: Dustin 1863 – The Civil War kettles and electric toasters. in the Work Experience and Worthman came to Indiana when 1945 – Selma Neubach- Doorways program, has • Hidden Talents Splash more than 2,000 Confed- er Steele, the widow of been a member of the Janus of Color Award: Tim Rip- erate soldiers under the artist T. C. Steele, donated family for over 13 years. berger command of John Hunt more than 300 paintings to Carlos possesses an incredi- • Aktion Club Leader- Morgan overwhelmed the state of Indiana. Their ble smile, a warm personal- ship Award: Kelsey Royal about 400 Indiana militia home in Brown County, ity. and a special kindness • Five O’Clock Some- members in Corydon. The "The House of the Singing which shines through in ev- where Award: James Dailey men, called "Morgan's Winds," is now a state his- erything that he does. Car- and Kelsey Harris Raiders," plundered their toric site, which last month los enjoys music and paint- • Community Employ- way through several towns, opened a spacious new vis- ing and loves to be busy. He Photo provided by Janus ment Going the Distance Carlos Herrera (left) and Tim White, Janus Vice including Salem, Vernon, itor center. likes going out and watch- Award: Terry Dunn, Shayln 1953 – Former Presi- President of Client Services. Dupont, and Versailles, ing sporting events and Burwell, Megan Varnau, before escaping into Ohio dent Harry Truman and his spending time with family less to say, an emotional passed away, was born with Megan Roberts, and Jenni- where they were captured wife Bess had lunch at the and friends. evening for me!” a developmental disability, fer Bolander two weeks later. Leland Hotel in Richmond. Carlos’ sister Janeth Each year, Janus holds so it was especially mean- • Day Services Person 1919 – An ad in the They were driving their proudly watched alongside the Awards Banquet to rec- ingful to have Joe emcee the of the Year Award: Carlos Indianapolis News invit- new Chrysler New Yorker her husband Greg, as her ognize and celebrate the Janus Awards Banquet. Herrera ed the public to ride the on a return trip from the brother received his award. achievements of clients, The evening is made • Community Employ- Monon Line for a one- nation's capital. Truman re- “Tonight is a night that staff, board members and possible through the efforts ment Person of the Year: day railroad excursion to called his visit to the city in Greg, Carlos and I will nev- community partners. This of the Knights of Columbus Andy Moseley Michigan City, the "Coney 1928 when he helped find a er forget!” said Janeth. “I year, Joe Melillo, Special Father Thomas J. Kelley • Staff Member of the Island of the West." For a site for the Madonna of the had no idea that our Carlos Projects Account Executive Council #6923, who pro- Year: Abbie McIntyre round-trip fare of $2.70, Trail statue. was going to receive such and host of “Joe on the Go,” vided the banquet hall and In addition, recognition travelers could "enjoy the 1979 – Breaking Away an important and meaning- HYFN Local/WISHTV. the dinner, and the Janus awards were presented to Ja- cool breezes of Lake Mich- was released to theaters ful award! I can only say com, served as Master of “Cookie Crew” who pro- nus clients who participate in igan," leaving in the morn- across the country. Filmed that I am deeply grateful to Ceremonies. Joe’s quick wit vided the desserts. the Janus Doorways, Work ing at 7:45 and returning almost entirely in Bloom- Tim White, Linda Adams and great sense of humor The 2019 Janus Awards Experience and Communi- home that night at 10. ington, the movie is a com- and Chris Sorensen and all contributed to an immense- presented are as follows: ty Employment programs. 1934 – Michael Graves ing-of-age comedy/drama of the staff at Janus for giv- ly enjoyable evening. Joe • Partnership Award: The award recipients serve was born in Indianapolis. about young men grow- ing so much meaning to my is passionate about helping Union Savings Bank as an inspiration to everyone He became one of the na- ing up in a college town brother’s life. He loves you the community and orga- • Volunteers of the Year and their stories of success tion's leading architects, where their parents work at all! Tonight, was the best nizations like Janus. Joe’s Award: Bob and Cathy highlight their strength, abil- known for important build- the limestone quarry. The night of his life, and need- Aunt Jenette, who recently Palmer ities and determination. ings like the NCAA Head- American Film Institute quarters in Indianapolis calls it one of the most in- Elvis Costello and the Imposters to play and the Humana Build- spiring movies of all time. Carmel nonprofit invites at the Palladium in Carmel this fall you to support seniors during The REPORTER anist Diana Krall. member of Cracker known Tickets are available now Acclaimed singer-song- As a solo artist and with for his work with John Hi- with series subscriptions to 65-hour online giving event writer Elvis Costello will his Rock and Roll Hall of att, Richard Thompsons the 2019-20 Center Presents Submitted “Every gift makes a dif- bring his band the Imposters Fame band the Attractions, and many other artists. The Season sponsored by Allied The senior population ference in the life of a se- to the Palladium on Nov. 16 Costello claims four entries group’s 2018 album, Don’t Solutions. Subscriptions are is rapidly increasing, yet, nior on the local level,” said for their debut appearance at on Rolling Stone’s list of Look Now, was their first available online at TheCen- the pace of government and Home Instead Senior Care the Center for the Perform- “The 500 Greatest Albums of new release in a decade. The terPresents.org and through philanthropic support for Foundation Executive Di- ing Arts. All Time.” Known for their songs include one co-written the Box Office at (317) 843- seniors is not. Often times, rector Lenli Corbett. “We’re Costello emerged from indelible melodies, clever with Carole King and two 3800 or toll-free at (877) public funding for services excited to partner with England’s 1970s new wave wordplay and world-wea- co-written with Bacharach, 909-ARTS (2787). and programs that benefit PrimeLife Enrichment for scene to launch a genre-de- ry insights on romance, his who also contributed piano. For patrons who already seniors is the first to receive the fourth annual GIVE65 fying career that now boasts timeless tunes have includ- Earlier this month, have subscribed for the up- funding cuts. Event, and we are hopeful more than 30 albums, span- ed “Alison,” “Watching the Costello was awarded the coming season, Box Office PrimeLife Enrichment’s our partnership will inspire ning the spectrum of West- Detectives,” “Radio Radio,” title of Officer of the Order staff can assist with the pur- services and programs are in greater charitable giving in ern music from punk-fla- “Oliver’s Army,” “Acci- of the British Empire, or chase. Single-event tickets high demand with the grow- support of seniors who rely vored pop and rock to dents Will Happen,” “Man O.B.E., for his contributions to the show will go on sale ing senior population, and on the nonprofit sector to country, classical and jazz Out of Time,” “Veronica” to music as part of the annu- in August, along with the it relies heavily on the gen- age with independence and sounds. The Grammy win- and “Everyday I Write the al Queen’s Birthday Hon- other 2019 Center Presents erous support of the Ham- dignity.” ner and Oscar nominee has Book.” ours List. performances. ilton County community to To learn more about collaborated with artists as In the Imposters, At- The tour is titled “Just This concert is part of continue to provide these GIVE65, visit GIVE65.org. diverse as Paul McCartney, tractions keyboardist Steve Trust,” and the performance the Center’s new Encore Se- programs and services that All donations are 100 percent Burt Bacharach, the Brodsky Nieve and drummer Pete is set for 8 p.m. Saturday, ries, a multi-genre schedule empower seniors to remain tax deductible in the United Quartet, Allen Toussaint, the Thomas are joined by bassist Nov. 16, at the Palladium, featuring performances add- independent and to age with States. For more information Roots, and his wife, jazz pi- Davey Faragher, a founding 1 Center Green, Carmel. ed throughout the season. dignity. about PrimeLife enrichment, From July 9 to 11, Prime- visit primelifeenrichment. Life Enrichment is partici- org or call 317-815-7000. Holcomb details next round of Community Crossings grants pating in the fourth annual About PrimeLife Enrichment The REPORTER for funding through Com- port, the impact on connec- 75/25 match. GIVE65 Event, a 65-hour online giving event to help PrimeLife Enrichment, Governor Eric J. Hol- munity Crossings include tivity and mobility within • Counties with a popu- nonprofit organizations serv- Inc. (PLE) is a 501(c)(3) or- comb on Tuesday an- road resurfacing, bridge the community, and region- lation of greater than 50,000 ing seniors raise funds online ganization founded in 1977. nounced the next call for rehabilitation, road recon- al economic significance. will receive funds using a and increase awareness. Se- It is the premier senior ser- projects is open in the Com- struction and Americans • Cities and towns with 50/50 match. nior-focused nonprofits from vices nonprofit organization munity Crossings grant pro- with Disabilities Act (ADA) a population of fewer than All application materials across the United States are serving Hamilton County gram for shovel-ready local compliance in connection 10,000 will receive funds must be submitted by 5 p.m. participating. and neighboring communi- road construction projects. with road projects. Material using a 75/25 match. on Friday, Aug. 2. Commu- This year, PrimeLife ties. PrimeLife’s mission Community Crossings is costs for chip sealing and • Cities and towns with nities receiving funding for is raising funds for iis new is to provide programs and part of Gov. Holcomb’s crack filling operations are a population of greater than projects will be notified by Depression and Dementia services that help individ- Next Level Roads program, also eligible for funds. 10,000 will receive funds INDOT in the fall. initiative, kicking off this uals aged 50 and beyond to a 20-year, fully funded plan Projects submitted to using a 50/50 match. For more information fall with “Arts & Demen- live with dignity and inde- to enhance Indiana’s high- INODT for funding will be • Counties with a popu- on Community Crossings, tia” Memory Cafés at the pendence as they pursue em- ways and local roads. evaluated based on need, lation of fewer than 50,000 visit in.gov/indot/commu- Enrichment Center. These powered, purposeful living. Projects that are eligible traffic volume, local - sup will receive funds using a nitycrossings. 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Make your plans now to have dinner at The Choo! across the country raise To learn more about the ReserRveasteriovantiso rnes creocmommmeenddeedd b ubtu nto tn roeqt uriereqdu! ired! funds for programs and ser- Foundation, visit homein- vices benefiting seniors. steadfoundation.org. News & Obituary 5 Fishers road construction TODAY’S BIBLE READING There was a man sent from God, whose name was John. The same came for a witness, to bear witness of the Light, that all men through him might believe. updates, week of July 8 He was not that Light, but was sent to bear witness The REPORTER roadways outside of both to learn more about this of that Light. That was the true Light, which lighteth 96th Street every man that cometh into the world. He was in Allisonville Road jurisdictions. Resurfaced project. routes include 113th Utility relocation is be- the world, and the world was made by him, and the Lane restrictions are in Street from Florida Road 136th Street & ginning on 96th Street as world knew him not. He came unto his own, and effect on Allisonville Road to Southeastern Parkway, Cyntheanne Road part of the road widening his own received him not. But as many as received between River Glen Drive project, resulting in period- and Connecticut Avenue The intersection of him, to them gave he power to become the sons of and River Highlands Drive ic lane restrictions over the between Cyntheanne Road 136th Street and Cynthe- God, even to them that believe on his name: Which in order to install storm coming months. For more and east of Atlantic Road/ anne Road is closed for were born, not of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, sewer across the roadway. information about the 96th Southeastern Parkway. approximately 45 days for There will be flaggers -di Street road widening proj- nor of the will of man, but of God. the construction of a new recting traffic in this area. State Road 37 ect, view the Fact Sheet. John 1:6-13 (KJV) roundabout at this inter- Southbound and north- Last month, Fishers section. Detour signs are Outside of Fishers bound traffic on Allison- Mayor Scott Fadness an- in place to direct drivers Holly Tiberio ville Road has moved onto nounced the kick-off of the The Indiana Department around the closures. the newly-constructed new marketing campaign of Transportation has be- January 21, 1957 – July 4, 2019 Temporary lane restric- pavement as part of Phase to support the State Road gun work on the northeast tions are in effect between Holly Tiberio, 62, Cincinnati, Ohio, passed away on 3 of the project. The posted 37 Improvement Project. quadrant of Interstate 465. 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. near Contractors will work to Thursday, July 4, 2019 at Riverview speed limit remains 30 mph. 37 Thrives with its tagline Health in Noblesville. She was born “Support the Drive” will and at the intersection of patch and repave segments Road resurfacing 136th Street and Cynthe- of I-465 and I-69 from U.S. on January 21, 1957 to Frank and keep the community in- Gloria (McCagg) Tiberio in Pough- Several roadways formed, updated and con- anne Road. Restrictions 31 all the way down to I-70. are due to utility work To learn more about this keepsie, N.Y. around Fishers are being nected to local businesses Holly worked in medical billing. for roundabout construc- project click here. resurfaced. Neighbor- along the corridor. Watch She is survived by her sister, Wendy tion. For more information hoods including Timber the announcement at face- While this list encompass- Maue; niece, Danielle (Todd) Stock- Springs, Hamilton Proper book.com/37thrives. on this project, view the es numerous project updates, elman; nephew, Frank Maue; great- and Hawthorne Ridge will Learn more about the cam- Fact Sheet. it does not list all DPW proj- niece Ella Stockelman; great-nephew, ects throughout the city. The have their roadways resur- paign here. 116th Street Robby Stockelman; aunt, Janet McLain; and many cousins. faced as part of Phase 1 of most recent projects are de- In addition to her parents, Holly was preceded in death this project. Resurfacing 126th Street Periodic lane restric- tailed, however please keep by her brother-in-law, Robert Maue. will also occur on 121st Traffic is switched in tions are in place on west- in mind that all construction Graveside services Street between Cumber- order to construct the center bound 116th Street between activities are weather per- will be held at 11 a.m. on land Road and Hoosier median of the roundabout. Regency Drive and Hol- mitting. The city appreciates Thursday, July 11, 2019 Arrangements Road, and on Cumberland Please drive carefully land Drive while curbs and motorists’ patience and cau- at Riverside Cemetery, Graveside service: 11 a.m., July 11 Road north of 121st Street through this traffic pattern. drives are being constructed tion while driving through 5th Street and Maple Location: Riverside Cemetery, Noblesville to Interstate 69 during Work has begun on in- at 116 Towns. construction sites. Avenue in Noblesville. Condolences: randallroberts.com Phase 1. In addition, the tersection improvements for city is working with Ham- 126th Street and Parkside ilton County to resurface Drive. View the Fact Sheet

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County golfers finish strong in French Lick The REPORTER Several Hamilton County golfers competed at the Age Group State Championships, which took place earlier this week, Monday and Tues- day, at the French Lick Pete Dye Course. Five golfers placed second in their respective divisions. Fishers’ Bryce Robertson, a recent IH- SAA state qualifier, was the runner-up in the Boys 17 group. Robertson’s two- day total was 153, where he made two birdies in both his first and second round. Westfield’s Nolan Hall placed second in the Boys 15 division with a 73 (the 13, 14 and 15-year old groups only played one round). Hall made three birdies in his round. Anoth- er young Westfield golfer, Jake Cesare, was second in the Boys 12 group with a two-round score of 143, one under par. Cesare went four under in his second round for a 68, making birdies on five of his last six holes. He also had a front-nine birdie to give him a total of six for his second round. Cesare Photos provided also made three birdies in (Left) Noblesville’s Jacob Deakyne tied for fifth in the Boys 18 division, making five birdies. (Right) Fishers’ Bryce Robertson the first round. finished second in the Boys 17 division of the Age Group State Championships, which took place Monday and Tuesday at the In girls play, Carm- el’s Angelica Pfefferkorn French Lick Pete Dye Course. placed second in the Girls Fujita in Boys 12 (nine to- 77=155, 12. Joe Whallon, Westfield 96-84=190. 3. Kent Fujita, Carmel 73- Karst, Noblesville 93- 17 division with a two-day tal birdies), Fishers’ Mat- Noblesville 80-84=164, BOYS 15: 2. Nolan 72=145. 84=177; Sydney Long- score of 156. Pfefferkorn tingly Upchurch in Boys 13. Thomas Tanselle, Car- Hall, Westfield 73, 3. Ryan BOYS 11: 3. Matting- streth, Carmel 85-92=177, had three total birdies for 11 (three birdies total), and mel 85-81=166. Ford, Carmel 74, T7. Colin ly Upchurch, Fishers 82- 9. Sarah Brenneman, No- the event. Westfield’s Lau- Christina Pfefferkorn in BOYS 17: 2. Bryce Nixon, Westfield 77, T21. 77=159, T5. Ryan Cesare, blesville 86-94=180, T13. ren Hosier tied for second Girls 15 (84). Robertson, Fishers 79- Gabe Perrin, Carmel 85, Westfield 83-90=173, 8. Taylor Caldwell, Nobles- in the Girls 14 division with Noblesville’s Jacob 74=153, T15. David 23. Owen Sander, Carmel Jaxon Henegar, Nobles- ville 98-101=199. an 82. Including two bird- Deakyne tied for fifth in Cooke, Fishers 79-83=162, 87, T24. Tyler Lacy, Fish- ville 95-99=194. GIRLS 15: T3. Christi- ies. Another Carmel girl, Boys 18, with five bird- T17. Adam Horner, Fishers ers 88. GIRLS 18: 7. Grace na Pfefferkorn, Carmel 84, Claire Swathwood, was the ies. Also getting fifth were 80-83=163, 29. Nathaniel BOYS 14: T3. Cole Snyder, Noblesville 96- 5. Sophia Stutz, Nobles- runner-up in the Girls 12 Westfield’s Ryan Cesare Acres, Fishers 91-87=188, Starnes, Fishers 77; Alec 93=189, 9. Ashley Mas- ville 91, 9. Lauren Stewart, group with a 173, including in Boys 11, Noblesville’s 30. Braden Estes, Fishers Cesare, Westfield 77, 10. teller, Noblesville 92- Fishers 97. a birdie in the first round. Sophia Stutz in Girls 15 94-85=179. Brennan Decker, Westfield 102=194. GIRLS 14: T2. Lauren Other top five finishers and Noblesville’s Caroline BOYS 16: T15. Chris- 84, 11. Connor Hedrick 85. GIRLS 17: 2. Angel- Hosier, Westfield 82, 5. included third-place results Whallon in Girls 12 (one tian Hein, Carmel, 80- BOYS 13: T6. Gabe ica Pfefferkorn, Carm- Caroline Whallon, Nobles- from Carmel’s Ryan Ford birdie). 79=159, T19. Timmy Nixon, Westfield 84, 10. el 75-81=156, 11. Pay- ville 85, 6. Brette Hanav- in Boys 15 (two birdies), Here is a complete list Leonard, Westfield 82- Saahas Kandru, Carmel ton Schechter, Fishers an, Westfield 89, 7. Amber Fishers’ Cole Starnes and of results for Hamilton 81=163, 28. Matt Wolf, 89, 11. Alexander Peck, 92-93=185, 16. Natalie Luttrell, Fishers 91. Westfield’s Alec Cesare in County golfers: Fishers 87-81=168, T35. Noblesville 90. Shupe, Westfield 101- GIRLS 12: 2. Claire Boys 14 (three birdies for BOYS 18: T5. Jacob Ryan Wilkes, Westfield BOYS 12: 2. Jake Ce- 97=198. Swathwood, Carmel 89- Starnes), Carmel’s Kent Deakyne, Noblesville 78- 91-89=180; Max Amenta, sare, Westfield 75-68=143, GIRLS 16: T6. Ellie 84=173. Sheridan Horseshoe League Week 5 results The REPORTER It was a solid week Position team Won Lost for the league’s president 1 Ashpaugh Electric 39.5 10.5 Greg Emery as he pitched 2 Deem Electric 29.5 20.5 with the highest handi- 3 Price Heating 29 21 capped series of 395. With 4 JBS United 25.5 24.5 the performance of him 5 Traditional Concepts 14 36 and fellow team members 6 Carey On Main 12.5 37.5 they kept, team Ashpaugh Electric is in first place. Sam Gibbons and Actual Game Score Handicap Game Score teammate Richard Law Greg Emery 84 Greg Emery 139 also pitched another good Sam Gibbons 73 Richard Law 135 night helping their team Richard Law 73 Sam Gibbons 133 JBS United stay in fourth Read it here. Read it first. place to remain in the Actual Series Score Handicap Series Score hunt. Greg Emery 230 Greg Emery 395 Price Heating pulled Richard Law 204 Sam Gibbons 377 ahead into thirrd place Mike Milcoff 194 Kyle Wethington 374 The Hamilton County Reporter with a great night pitching effort from Kyle Wething- also put some additional ton with a handicapped se- money into the prize fund ries of 374. for the winners. Coming up in the If you would like league is the league’s first to learn more about the inter-league tournament league or learn how to on Saturday, July 13 spon- pitch horseshoes, contact sored by O’Reilly Auto Bryan Wilbur at (317) 922- Parts. This is O’Reilly’s 6430. 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Saturday scores Baltimore 8, Toronto 1 Chicago Cubs 6, Chicago White Sox 3 Minnesota 7, Texas 4 Houston 4, L.A. Angels 0 N.Y. Mets 6, Philadelphia 5 Miami 5, Atlanta 4 Boston 10, Detroit 6 Tampa Bay 4, N.Y. Yankees 3 Seattle 6, Oakland 3 MLB standings Cleveland 7, Cincinnati 2 San Diego 3, L.A. Dodgers 1 Pittsburgh 12, Milwaukee 2 Arizona 4, Colorado 2 Washington 6, Kansas City 0 San Francisco 8, St. Louis 4 American League National League East W L PCT. GB East W L PCT. GB N.Y. Yankees 57 30 .655 - Atlanta 53 37 .589 - Tampa Bay 51 39 .567 7.5 Washington 46 42 .523 6.0 Boston 48 41 .539 10.0 Philadelphia 46 43 .517 6.5 Toronto 33 57 .367 25.5 N.Y. Mets 40 49 .449 12.5 Baltimore 27 61 .307 30.5 Miami 33 54 .379 18.5 Central W L PCT. GB Central W L PCT. GB Minnesota 56 32 .636 - Chi. Cubs 47 42 .528 - Cleveland 49 38 .563 6.5 Milwaukee 47 43 .522 0.5 Chi. White Sox 41 44 .482 13.5 St. Louis 44 43 .506 2.0 Detroit 28 56 .333 26.0 Pittsburgh 43 45 .489 3.5 Kansas City 30 60 .333 27.0 Cincinnati 41 45 .477 4.5 West W L PCT. GB West W L PCT. GB Houston 56 33 .629 - L.A. Dodgers 60 31 .659 - Oakland 49 41 .544 7.5 Arizona 45 45 .500 14.5 Texas 47 42 .528 9.0 Colorado 44 44 .500 14.5 L.A. Angels 45 45 .500 11.5 San Diego 44 45 .494 15.0 Seattle 39 54 .419 19.0 San Francisco 40 48 .455 18.5

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