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HSE school board Local Republicans pay tribute to set to approve new Congresswoman Susan Brooks class start times The REPORTER tion, jobs, health and home- By LARRY LANNAN Chairman Laura Camp- land security. She currently LarryInFishers.com bell and the Hamilton County serves on the House Energy Republican Party paid tribute and Commerce Committee An advisory group has been working for to Congresswoman Susan and is a member of the Health, months on how to rearrange class start times Brooks on Sunday, Oct. 25, the Communications and in Hamilton Southeastern (HSE) Schools, honoring her for her service Technology, and the Oversight with the school board set to give the plan to Hamilton County, District 5 and Investigations subcommit- final approval on Wednesday, Nov. 11. and the country. tees. Through her membership Based on a recommendation presented Brooks was presented the on the Energy and Commerce to the board, grades K-4 would start most Hamilton County Republi- Committee, she has worked school days at 7:40 a.m., high school at can Party’s “Chairman’s Club on mental health, substance 8:20 a.m. and grades 5-8 at 9 a.m. Award” by Chairman and abuse, biodefense, public safe- The committee had three additional Carmel City Council Presi- ty, telecommunications issues recommendations for the board: dent Laura Campbell, HCRP and more. She also serves on • First, study the possibility of walking Treasurer and Diversity the House Select Committee zones. The City of Fishers would need to Council President Raju Chin- on the Modernization of Con- be involved in this. thala, Speaker of the Indiana gress, where she is focused on • Second, take a look at a three-tier bus House Todd Huston, Fishers Reporter photo by Denise Moe restoring confidence in -Con transportation system. City Council President and The Hamilton County Republican Party honored gress and making it easier for • Thirdly, study a possible "feeder sys- Hamilton County Republican Congresswoman Susan W. Brooks (right) on Sunday Americans to participate in tem" allowing student groups to remain Women’s Club President Ce- with the Hamilton County Republican Party’s the business of the People’s together as they move from one school cilia Coble, State Senator and “Chairman’s Club Award” by Party Chairwoman and House. building to another. Congressional candidate Vic- Carmel City Council President Laura Campbell. Brooks’ strong background You can review the entire presenta- toria Spartz and former State nal District of Indiana, which elected in 2012. in both the public and private tion to the school board at tinyurl.com/ Senator and former State GOP spans eight urban, suburban Brooks has used her back- sectors includes experience y2qph7ah. Chairman Murray Clark. and rural counties in Central ground as a Deputy Mayor of as a proven difference-maker For more details on the start time study, Brooks is a Republican Indiana, including the north Indianapolis, a U.S. Attorney in areas such as harassment the HSE Schools website has a special page and the U.S. Representative side of Indianapolis and all and a community college ad- devoted just to this subject. Find it at hse- for Indiana’s 5th Congressio- of Hamilton County. She was ministrator to improve educa- See Brooks . . . Page A6 schools.org/happenings/school-start-time. Arcadia gets $10K grant for downtown pocket park

Photo provided Last Wednesday, the Hamilton County Commissioners presented both Donna Prather and Brenda Tolson with the Rampart Award for their decades of service to promoting tourism in Hamilton County. Prather, Tolson honored at Commissioners’ meeting The REPORTER vention Commission as a for this prestigious award, Photo provided The Hamilton County county appointment. Prath- Hamilton County Tourism Arcadia Clerk-Treasurer Jennifer Pickett accepts a $10,000 grant from Commissioners awarded er officially retired at the President/CEO Brenda My- Mark LaBarr, Duke Energy Government and Community Relations two long-time tourism com- end of 2019. ers said, “They have done Manager. The grant will help pay for the creation of a pocket park in missioners with the Ram- Brenda Tolson has been many bold things to ad- downtown Arcadia. The Hamilton Heights student mural will serve as part Award last Wednesday a member of the Hamilton vance the hospitality indus- its backdrop and the park will be the home for the future splash pad afternoon. The pair recent- County Visitor and Con- try in our community. Both and other amenities. ly retired from the Ham- vention Commission since women have always taken ilton County Visitor and 1999 as a Carmel Mayoral the broad view about what Convention Commission appointment. Tolson retires is best for Hamilton County following two decades of at the end of 2020. as a whole.” Carmel Parks receives national recognition service. Since Prather and Tol- The Rampart Award is The REPORTER nounced the six national winners Donna Prather has son began in their leader- bestowed upon those who Carmel Clay Parks & Rec- during the 2020 NRPA annual been engaged with Hamil- ship roles, the local hotel have given generously of reation was recently awarded conference livestream. ton County Tourism since inventory has grown by their time to make Hamilton the Gold Medal Award for Ex- CCPR first received the Class 1995, first serving on the more than 4,700 rooms and County a better place. Hon- cellence in Park and Recreation III Gold Medal Award for parks Hamilton County Conven- Hamilton County is now the orees also have an attitude Management for the second serving populations of 75,001 to tion and Visitors Bureau third largest tourism econo- of teamwork, a generosity time. The American Academy 150,000 in 2014. After a manda- (now Hamilton County my in the State of Indiana. of spirit, and a desire to tire- for Park and Recreation Adminis- tory sit-out period, 2020 marked Tourism, Inc.) and later as Their leadership helped lessly support and celebrate tration (AAPRA), in partnership the first year the department was a member of the Hamilton guide that future. the people and communities with the National Recreation and County Visitor and Con- In nominating the two of Hamilton County. Park Association (NRPA), an- See Parks . . . Page A2 Klitzing Solar panels expected to save Noblesville Council millions for Noblesville Schools approves zoning The REPORTER Noblesville Schools cut change for former the ribbon last Wednesday on its completed solar initiative, which is expected to Marsh property generate nearly $8 million The REPORTER The project is de- in energy savings over the Last Tuesday, the No- scribed as a mostly one- next 30 years. blesville Common Coun- and two-bedroom luxury The solar panel fields, cil unanimously approved apartment complex that located near White River a zoning change for the will include swimming Elementary, Promise Road former Marsh supermar- pool, exercise room, bike Elementary, Noblesville ket property located on storage, fitness classes, Photo provided by Noblesville Schools West Middle School and massage room and out- (From left) School board member Brad Howell, board member Dr. Joe River Road just north of the district’s Transportation door grills. Forgey, Superintendent Dr. Beth Niedermeyer, Associate Superintendent State Road 32. Center, will provide al- Council approval now Dr. Dave Mundy, board president Carl Johnson, and Building and Grounds Noblesville officials most all of the energy used opens the door for con- Supervisor Roy Wallace. announced the city will by those facilities, with a issue $8 million in bonds struction to begin before reduction in greenhouse brings a unique, real-world learning. ergy costs over the next to be repaid with cap- the end of 2020. gas emissions equivalent educational opportunity for “Solar energy gives us decades,” said Associate tured property taxes over A multi-story office to approximately five mil- Noblesville students, who the opportunity to direct Superintendent Dr. Dave 25 years from a newly building to be located at lion miles of vehicle traffic will be able to observe and more funding to teach- Mundy. “Being able to save created tax increment fi- the north end of the prop- avoided. study energy use as an ex- ers and classrooms, and nancing (TIF) district. erty is also in the plans. The new initiative also tension of their classroom also better project our en- See Solar . . . Page A5

Paid for by Campaign for Mark Heirbrandt A2 News Week of Nov. 2, 2020 Fighting For For State Senate Equal Rights Bringing Balance Back www.SaundersForIndiana.com Paid for by Saunders for Indiana Local conservationist Westfield nonprofits partner earns scholarship, to stock Care Closets in schools national certification The REPORTER The REPORTER Parks Association (NRPA) Westfield Washington Claire Lane, Urban Great Urban Parks Initia- Schools (WWS) Parent Conservationist at the Ham- tive. University announced last ilton County Soil and Wa- Lane says she intends to Tuesday a partnership be- ter Conservation use her training tween WWS Parent Univer- District (SWCD), as a Green Infra- sity and Women of West- was recently cer- structure Practi- field (WOW). tified as a Green tioner to enhance The partnership was es- Infrastructure the offerings of tablished to help stock Care Practitioner (GIP) the SWCD ur- Closets at the high school, through the Na- ban conservation middle school, and interme- tional Green In- program at the diate school. A Care Clos- frastructure Certi- SWCD and to et is a space in the school fication Program. encourage and where any student can pick Lane improve green up school supplies, hygiene Lane received Photo provided a scholarship to complete infrastructure items or snacks that help ensure that their basic needs School supplies, hygiene items and even snacks are stocked in Care the training and sit for the throughout the county’s Closets for students in need within the Westfield community. certification exam through parks, municipalities and are met in order to suc- the National Recreation and residential communities. ceed in school. Members the organization is proud to WIS is open to all students most needed has been scien- of WOW donated items make an impact. Tolan also who have a need for food, tific calculators.” from wish lists created on serves as the Washington hygiene items, or school For information on how Amazon or Target. Township Trustee. supplies. This space is im- you can donate to the Care Kenton Ward placed into “Our community is “WOW is dedicated to portant because Westfield Closets in Westfield Wash- looking for ways to support partnering with our West- is an economically diverse ington Schools, visit tinyurl. national leadership roles students and families,” said field organizations to do our community and we want all com/y4dzxugn or email The REPORTER “It’s an honor to be cho- Ashley Knott, Coordinator part in helping our commu- students to have what they [email protected]. Hamilton County Sur- sen to lead these two com- of Family and Community nity,” Tolan said. “In the need to be successful each About Parent University veyor Kenton C. Ward was mittees,” Ward said. “It’s Engagement for Westfield and every day. COVID-19 past 18 months, we have WWS Parent University recently appointed to two important to make sure lo- Washington Schools. “To has increased the amount been able to provide dona- assists students and fami- prominent posi- cal and county date, we have received over of hygiene supplies we are tions or volunteer hours to lies as they navigate their tions within the issues are heard $4,000 worth of donations giving out. Thank you for Heart and Soul Clinic, Mac- educational experience at National Associ- at the federal lev- from this campaign and all your support we have re- Gregor Park, Prevail and WWS. You can access sup- ation of Counties el. Through these are appreciative of the op- ceived at WIS.” now WWS. Service is a core port from WWS Parent Uni- (NACo). appointments and portunity to assist students. Westfield High School goal of WOW, and working versity webpage, as well as Ward was ap- the strength of Meeting the needs of our teacher Denver Wade said, with Parent University is on Facebook, Twitter and pointed to serve as NACo, Hamilton students socially, emotion- “The Care Closet supports one way we are aligning Instagram. Vice Chair of the County has a very ally, and academically is with our mission. We are ANY basic need at West- Water Sub-Com- prominent seat at essential for a student to blown away by the support field High School so that About Women mittee and Chair of the national poli- be ready to learn and that from our members.” students can really focus of Westfield the GIS Sub-Com- Ward cy table.” is why it means so much to Westfield Intermediate on learning while at school. WOW was created to mittee. The appointments In addition to his leader- us that WOW stepped up to School teacher Holly Fultz The Care Closet is neces- bring together and build were made by NACo Presi- ship roles, Ward also serves help fulfill the needs of our said she is glad that West- sary because students have empowering relationships dent Gary W. Moore, Judge/ on five other NACo - com students.” field has organizations that need, regardless of their among the women who Executive, Boone County, Ky. mittees. Hosting a Care Closet care for the community. background. This is an op- live and work in Westfield. is one way for the school “Our school is grateful portunity for their need WOW’s focus is to posi- district to make a big im- to the Women of Westfield to be addressed – without tively impact the Westfield Parks pact on the wellbeing of the for their generous donations stigma – so they may reach community by investing in from Page A1 students. WOW President to our Care Closet,” Fultz their full educational poten- women through relation- Danielle Carey Tolan said said. “The Care Closet at tial. The item that has been ships and service. once again eligible to win tory of the award, only 204 this prestigious award. agencies have won the Gold The Gold Medal Award Medal, and less than 1 per- is recognized as the highest cent of all eligible agencies Carmel Education Foundation honor for a park and rec- have won the award since reation system. More im- 1966. Only 56 park systems portantly, it demonstrates have won the Gold Medal awards grants to all district schools CCPR’s sustained level of more than once and just 11 The REPORTER CEF Executive prevention by Social Emotional Learning excellence in serving the agencies have won the Gold The Carmel Education Director Jenni- utilizing the Mo- (SEL) and Diversity, Equi- residents of Carmel and Medal in the first year they Foundation (CEF) awarded fer Penix said, nique Burr Foun- ty, and Inclusion initiatives. Clay Township with high regained eligibility after all 15 Carmel Clay schools a “Our mission dation Child Additionally, School Re- quality parks, facilities, and winning. monetary grant this fall. Each is to support Safety Matters source Officers (SROs) will programs. “This recognition would school will receive a grant to Carmel Clay and Teen Safety receive training for addition- “We are incredibly proud not be possible without res- be used for needs related to students in ac- Matters program. al support and collaboration. of our team for this outstand- idents who value parks and the COVID-19 pandemic ademic achievement and City Councilmember CEF says it will continue its ing level of achievement,” recreation and the role it or Diversity, Equity and In- lifelong learning and these Sue Finkam said, “Over the support of these important CCPR Director Michael plays in our community’s clusion initiatives. Funding grants are an integral part past few years, the Carmel initiatives by working with Klitzing said. “To win this quality of life, elected offi- will be relative to the size of their experience. When City Council has actively Whiteside to find meaning- award consecutively is an cials who have consistently of the school population and a teacher is excited about a partnered with CEF by pro- ful ways to engage parents in honor and a reflection of the supported CCPR and provid- was made available to each new idea, the students are viding school safety grants. conversations about bullying innovation and dedication of ed us the financial resources school starting Oct. 1. able to see how new ideas I’m pleased that once again and body safety. every person at CCPR.” to create a world-class park “The Foundation Board spark amazing outcomes. We the Council is providing Carmel Clay Schools During the 55-year his- system, Park Board mem- recognizes that needs across plan to return to this model support for safety initiatives Superintendent Dr. Michael bers who have helped estab- the district have changed as of grant awards in 2021, but to help give students, par- Beresford said, “We are lish the vision for our parks, Public Notice a result of new procedures a primary goal for this year is ents and educators greater extremely thankful for our and outstanding employees related to social distancing, helping our schools stabilize peace of mind.” partnership with the Car- IN THE HAMILTON SUPERIOR at all levels of our organi- virtual learning and individ- and providing resources re- Stephanie Whiteside, mel Education Foundation COURT PROBATE DIVISION zation who deliver each and IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE ual materials,” said Tara As- lated to equity and inclusion Carmel Clay Schools Men- and for the generosity of the OF DENNIS GENE EHMAN, every day the highest quality cioti, Immediate Past Presi- that may not otherwise be tal Health Coordinator, will Carmel City Council. These DECEASED service to our constituents,” CAUSE NO. 29D01-2010-EU-00450 dent of the CEF Board and available right now.” work with each school’s grants reinforce our commit- NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Klitzing said. Grant Chair. Along with school mental health professionals ment to providing a safe and Notice is hereby given that Dennis A banner presentation Jeffery Ehman was on the 9th day of The Foundation has pre- grants, CEF has partnered (counselors and social work- inclusive environment for October, 2020, appointed personal will take place in the near viously awarded Great Idea! with the Carmel City Coun- ers) to develop a common all CCS students and staff. representative of the estate of Dennis future to celebrate CCPR’s Gene Ehman, deceased. Grants to teachers, depart- cil to award a $10,000 grant language from Kindergarten Furthermore, the funds will All persons who have claims against accomplishment. Social dis- to Carmel Clay Schools through 12th grade and con- assist in meeting the many the estate, whether or not now due, ments or schools to foster in- must file the claim in the office of tancing guidelines will be novation and inspire creativ- Student Services focused sistent expectations and sup- challenges associated with the Clerk of this Court within ninety followed but the public, me- (90) days from the date of the first ity in teaching and learning. on body safety and bullying ports that align with current the COVID-19 pandemic.” publication of this notice, or the dia and area dignitaries will claims will be forever barred. be invited to attend. Dated at Carmel, Indiana, this 29th day of October, 2020. For more information on Kathy Kreag Williams the Gold Medal Awards, vis- Synergize, Sheriff’s Office Community Clerk, Hamilton Superior Court Probate Division it nrpa.org/goldmedal or RL3889 11/2/20, 11/9/20 aapra.org. Foundation team up for ‘Shop with a Cop’ By HEATHER HUNTER fice, but also see Synergize Marketing & that the deputies Communications Coordinator are just regular people like them- The Hamilton County Sheriff’s selves.” Office (HCSO) Community Founda- In addition to tion and Carmel-based Synergize have Shop with a Cop, partnered to benefit local families this the HCSO Com- November. Synergize’s monthly 4:30 munity Founda- Meetups raise funds for local nonprof- tion shops with Paid for by Friends of Jake Madore its. Proceeds from the next event on local children for Logan Lowes Stanton Tuesday, Nov. 10 will fund the HCSO school supplies in the fall. The Founda- relationship-building business constant- Community Foundation’s Shop with a tion has also partnered with Gleaner’s ly looks for new ways to give back. PLE TAKES YOU PLACES! Cop program and other initiatives. Food Bank, the Special Olympics, and “It’s not about what you are, it’s “Some kids may not get a Christmas the Good Samaritan Network, among about what you do for others, because gift at all,” Patrol Division Captain Tom other organizations. of who you are,” Synergize Founder Hamilton County Logan said. “If we can take them out Throughout the pandemic, HCSO Arron Stanton said. “Sheriff Quaken- and make their Christmas just a little bit has been working with the Shepherd’s bush has a genuine passion for help- Seniors: better, I think that’s very important.” Center to deliver groceries and medi- ing people, and the HCSO Commu- • Free or low cost The HCSO Community Foundation cation to elderly members of the com- nity Foundation is the embodiment of rides aims to create strong, positive relation- munity. Synergize.” • Medical appts, ships between the Sheriff’s Office and “The fantastic deputies have been About Synergize grocery trips, visits the community. Through Shop with a doing our weekly grocery shopping Synergize is a networking organi- to PLE, and others Cop, children have a fun day with depu- for all of our clients and community zation focused on building valuable • COVID-19 ties while giving officers a personal link members who need it, and then they friendships over business deals. Syn- Protocols in place to the community they serve. go out and deliver the groceries ev- ergize’s community of leaders, whose “Sometimes the kids come from ery Thursday morning,” Shepherd’s life goals focus on legacy rather than families where the interactions Center Program Assistant Lisa Albano net worth, rally monthly around a local Call 317-815-7000 for more information don’t always seem positive,” Chief explained. “It’s really streamlined the cause at 4:30 Meetup events. To start a or check us out on Facebook & Youtube Deputy John Lowes pointed out. “This process for us.” relationship with Synergize and join the is an opportunity for them to see not HCSO shares this commitment of movement of impact-centered connec- PrimeLifeEnrichment.org only a positive side of the Sheriff’s Of- community impact with Synergize. The tion, visit synergizeindy.com. Week of Nov. 2, 2020 News A3

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Larry E. Rich Ronald E.J. Roberts Amber Owens-Kennebrew February 14, 1946 – October 26, 2020 November 24, 1934 – October 20, 2020 January 20, 1988 – October 28, 2020 Larry E. Rich, 74, a life-long resident of Westfield, passed away Ronald E.J. Roberts, 85, Lubbock, Texas, passed away on Tues- Amber Owens-Kennebrew, 32, Sheridan, passed away on on Monday, October 26, 2020 at Greenwood day, October 20, 2020 at St. Vincent Hospi- Wednesday, October 28, 2020 at Riverview Healthcare Center. He was born on February tal in Indianapolis. He was born on Novem- Health in Noblesville. She was born on 14, 1946 to Arthur and Modeena (Honnold) ber 24, 1934 to Edgar and Vesta (Yarbrough) January 20, 1988 to Lee Owens and April Rich in Noblesville. Roberts in Lynn County, Texas. (Bragg) Cook in Noblesville. Larry proudly served his country in the Ronald proudly served in the United Amber was a bartender at Fork & Ale United States Marines during the Vietnam State Army. In his early years, Ronald and House. She enjoyed hosting events and gath- War and received a Purple Heart. For 32 Jane owned and operated their own business. erings, and liked to cook. Amber was a very years, he worked for Chrysler in Kokomo. Following this, he was a high school science devoted wife and mother, her family always Larry loved German Shepherds and his dogs, teacher before going on to receive his Mas- came first, and she was very involved with Bella Rose and Skylar Rain. He was a loving ter’s Degree in Education Administration and her daughter’s and nephew’s activities. She husband and the best Dad and Grandpa. his undergraduate in Broadfield Science at had an infectious laugh, was the life of the Larry is survived by his wife of 52 years, Texas Tech University. Ronald was a middle party, and was a friend to many. Linda Rich; daughters, Sandra K. Rich, school principal for many years and finished She is survived by her husband whom she loved dearly for the Wendy E. Unger and Jennifer M. (Chris) his career as Director of Education at Brad- last seven years, Larry Kennebrew; father, Lee Owens; mother, April Gates; grandson, Travis Rich; granddaugh- shaw State Jail. He was a member of The Bragg-Cook; step-father, Ralph Cook; daughter, Cadence Fiesel; ter, Madison Gates; brother, Bill Rich; and Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints step-daughter, Zoe Kennebrew; brothers, Andrew Owens and Aaron sister, Linda K. (Otis) Thompson. and served in the church in many capacities. (Paige) Cook; nephew, Grayson Wolfe-Owens; grandfather, Leon In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his grand- He is survived by his wife of 60 years, Jane Roberts; children, Owens; and several aunts and uncles. son, Dustin Robert Rich; granddaughter, Ashley Rose Rich; sister, Ronnie (Brenda) Roberts, Russell (LeeAnn) Roberts, Marisa (Rick) She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Jean Owens, Judy Kinkead; and brother, Jim Rich. Claybaugh, Shannon (David) Christiansen, Mary (Tad) Daniel and Mona Bragg, Eddie Bragg, Rita Cook, and Ed Cook; and uncles, Services were held on Friday, October 30, 2020 at Randall & Robbie (Anetta) Roberts; sister, Patsy Dunlap; 23 grandchildren; 12 Eddie Bragg and Tommy McFall. Roberts Funeral Center, 1685 Westfield Road, Noblesville, with vis- great-grandchildren; and numerous other honorary children, grand- Services will be held at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, November 4, itation prior to the time of service at the funeral home. Rev. Stanley children, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren. 2020 at Randall & Roberts Funeral Center, 1685 Westfield Road, R. Sutton officiated. Burial with military rites was held at Summit In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his Noblesville, with Pastor Jimmy Gilbert officiating. Visitation will be Lawn Cemetery in Westfield. daughter, Donna Jane Roberts. from 10 a.m. to the time of service at the funeral home. Burial will The family requested that masks be worn by those attending. The Roberts Family has entrusted Randall & Roberts Funeral be at Crownland Cemetery in Noblesville. Memorial contributions may be made to Humane Society for Home of Noblesville, Indiana with Ronald’s care. The family requests that masks be worn. Hamilton County, 1721 Pleasant St., Suite B, Noblesville, IN 46060. A private service for family members was held on Wednesday, Memorial contributions may be made to a college fund for Condolences: randallroberts.com October 28, 2020 at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, daughter, Cadence Fiesel, ugift529.com (code E67-Q5G). 3211 58th St., Lubbock, TX 79413. Members of the public were Condolences: randallroberts.com Terry Joe Goff invited to participate in the service virtually at the following link: youtu.be/a32D65SdlPk. Lisa Jo Anne Stevens August 29, 1951 – October 25, 2020 For information about how to share condolences with the family, please visit randallroberts.com. April 21, 1961 – October 27, 2020 Terry Joe Goff, 69, Noblesville, passed away on Sunday, Octo- ber 25, 2020 at his home. He was born on Lisa Jo Anne Stevens, 59, Cicero, passed away on October 27, August 29, 1951 to Clifford and Jeannetta Stephen Wheat Robinson “Ace” 2020 with her family at her side. (Kemp) Goff in Noblesville. February 29, 1948 – October 29, 2020 She was born on April 21, 1961 in Marion Terry worked for Lusco Corporation to Marvin Leo and Jeanette Arlene (Ferguson) for 35 years. He loved NASCAR driver #4, Stephen Wheat Robinson “Ace”, 72, Noblesville, passed away Petty. Living with her family in Missouri, she Kevin Harvick. Terry enjoyed fishing and on Thursday, October 29, 2020 at Commu- graduated from high school in Ava, Mo. Then camping, watching westerns, and old-fash- nity Hospital North in Indianapolis. He was during her adult life, she was an administra- ioned cars. He was a family man who loved born on February 29, 1948 to Robert and tive assistant for real estate businesses. going to family reunions to see the older Martha (Barton) Robinson in Wheeling, W.V. She was a faithful and supportive mem- members of his family. Stephen was a steel worker and welder. ber of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Cice- Terry is survived by his daughter, Mary He attended iTown Church. Stephen enjoyed ro. Leisure time would find her reading, gar- Goff; daughter, Patricia Schroeter; son, Jo- motorcycles, tinkering in his garage, going dening, fixing and decorating her home, and seph Allen Goff; step-daughter, Jamie Lynn; daughter, Marcella camping, and was an avid Steelers fan. He taking her dog on golf cart rides. She had a Bess; siblings, Donnie Turner, Thomas Price, Ronald Goff, Agnes was full of life and loved spending time with soft place in her heart for animals and rescued stray cats her entire life. (Allen) Foster, Jim (Roxanna) Goff, Wanda (Carl) Craft, Betty Goff his children and grandchildren. Stephen also But most of all she loved spending time with her family and friends. and Chester “Dope” Goff; grandchildren, Ashley Marie Stewart, drove a school bus full of children he loved Survivors include her mother, Jeanette Petty Ava, Mo.; daugh- Mary (James) Wills-Weaver, Angel May Tincher and Alanna Schro- and who loved him. ters, Haley Williams and Lindsay Williams, both of Indianapolis; eder; and his great-granddaughter, Adalyn Aileen Weaver. He is survived by his wife, Lynn Robinson; sister, Rebecca Hill; son, Blake Stevens, Cicero; brother, John Petty, Ava, Mo.; sisters, In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his sis- son, Robby (Wendy) Robinson; son, Michael Robinson; daughter, Gail Davis, Tipton, Kim Margres, Saginaw, Mich., and Melissa ters, Rachel Carson and Sue Carmean; brother, Raymond Goff; and Rachael (Jamie) Smock; daughter, Brooklyn Robinson; daughter, Olds, Kokomo; plus several nieces and nephews. sons, Clarence Edward Goff and Terry Joe Goff Jr. Christine Robinson; son, Stephen Robinson; 10 grandchildren; and She was preceded in death by her father; a sister, Lorna Petty; Visitation was held on Wednesday, October 28, 2020 at Randall two great-grandchildren. and a brother, Marty Petty. & Roberts Funeral Home, 1150 Logan St., Noblesville. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his aunt, Funeral services were held on Saturday, October 31, 2020 at Sa- Memorial contributions may be made to Heart to Heart Hospice Jaqueline Good; grandmother, Mary Good; grandfather, John Good; cred Heart Catholic Church, 410 S. Peru St., Cicero. Visitation was Foundation, 7240 Chase Oaks Blvd., Plano, TX 75025; or to help the and uncles, Kenny Robinson and Dick Johnston. held prior to the time of the services. Arrangements are entrusted to family with funeral expenses to Randall & Roberts Funeral Home, Services were held on Monday, November 2, 2020 at Randall & Hartley Funeral Homes Cicero Chapel, where you may send condo- 1685 Westfield Road, Noblesville, IN 46062. Roberts Funeral Center, 1685 Westfield Road, Noblesville. Visita- lences at hartleyfuneralhomes.com. Condolences: randallroberts.com tion was held prior to the time of service at the funeral home. Burial was at Crownland Cemetery in Noblesville. Barry Wayne Dwigans Steven Edward Todd Memorial contributions may be made to Crossroads Great Ban- quet, C/O East 91st Street Christian Church, 6049 E. 91st St., India- June 27, 1961 – October 25, 2020 July 13, 1943 – October 25, 2020 napolis, IN 46250 or at crgb.org/donation. Condolences: randallroberts.com Barry Wayne Dwigans, 59, Noblesville, passed away peacefully Steven Edward Todd, 77, resident of Noblesville, as well as for- surrounded by family on Sunday, October mer New Castle resident, passed away on 25, 2020 at his home. He was born on June Sunday, October 25, 2020 at his residence Sandra “Sandi” Mae Frazer 27, 1961 to the late Charles and Carolyn following a brief illness. He was born on February 7, 1938 – October 27, 2020 (McQueen) Dwigans in Noblesville. July 13, 1943 in New Castle and was the Barry served his country in the Indiana only child of the late George E. and Eula M. Sandra “Sandi” Mae Frazer, 82, died on Oct. 27, 2020, in No- National Guard and worked for over 38 years (Calhoun) Todd. blesville. She was born Feb. 7, 1938, in In- for Curtis Dyna-Fog, managing the shipping Steven was a 1961 graduate of New Cas- dianapolis to Dorothy (Grinstead) and Lor- and receiving department. He enjoyed riding tle Chrysler High School. He was employed raine Frazer, who preceded her in death. his Harley motorcycle and spending quali- by General Motors Guide Lamp Division, Sandi grew up in Indianapolis and then ty time with family and friends. Barry was Anderson, and he retired from there in 1994. West Lafayette, where she graduated from a member of the NRA and loved collecting He was a proud member of the Sulpher high school in 1956. She attended Purdue guns and going to the shooting range. He Springs Masonic Lodge 348 and Noblesville University and was a huge Boilermaker fan. received a sharp-shooting medal while in the National Guard. An Masonic Lodge 57. He was also a member of the Murat Shrine and She earned an associate’s degree from Ball aviation enthusiast, he built model airplanes in his early years and the Indianapolis Valley of the Scottish Rite. State University. She helped start and was later enjoyed sky diving. Barry had a great sense of humor and was Steven enjoyed traveling, cruising Monroe Reservoir on his co-owner of Snelling Real Estate in Nobles- known as a jokester. A humble, kind, selfless and loving man, Barry pontoon boat, attending plays, concerts and auto shows, and watch- ville. She also owned and operated The Chil- was a great father and a great man. ing various sporting and racing events. He also enjoyed hanging out dren’s Centre in Noblesville, and continued He is survived by his daughter, Quin Fratzke; grandson, Connor in his garage tinkering, listening to his music, and sharing stories her real estate career after moving to Speedway. She enjoyed her Fratzke; siblings, Darlene (Dana) Trentman, Sharon Hanner, Kelly with friends and family either on the phone or when they dropped “secret garden,” spending time with her grandchildren and family, Cowan and John Dwigans (fiancée, Brandie); nieces and nephews, in for a visit. and traveling. She was a member of the Speedway Lions Club and Kate (Donovan) Paradise, Amy (Brandon) Rivas, Beau (Katie) Han- He is survived by his loving wife of 32 years, Peggy (Lanam) the Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of Realtors, and served on the ner, Amanda (Mat) LaVore, Justin Cowan and Zoie Conner; and his Todd, Noblesville; and by his only daughter, Natalie (Todd) Lackner board of directors for the Arthritis Foundation, Indiana Chapter. beloved dog, Charlie. (Matthew), Fishers. She is survived by her four daughters, Becky (Tim) Schroer, Services were held on Saturday, October 31, 2020 at Randall He is also survived by two step-daughters, Lynn (Lanam) Ven- Brownsburg; Cathy (Wayne) Milligan, Lapel; Jacci (Jeff) Brown, & Roberts Funeral Center, 1685 Westfield Road, Noblesville, with able (Jonathan) and Cynthia (Lanam) Yang (Dr. Rong); five grand- Salem, S.C.; and Jenni Snelling, Cincinnati, Ohio. She was preced- visitation prior to the time of service at the funeral home. children, Mallory, Aaron, Ruth (Doriell), Kristen (Christopher) and ed in death by infant daughter, Cindy. She had nine grandchildren: Condolences: randallroberts.com Lauren (Christopher); and six great-grandchildren. Emily Pyle, Dustin Milligan and Dale Milligan, who preceded her in In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his grand- death; Jackson, Alexander and Madison Brown; and Isabelle, Sam- Larry Edward Sullivan parents, Jeremiah and Ruth Calhoun, Bertha Jane (Meadors) Cal- uel and Elena Espay. She is also survived by a brother, David (Rita) houn, and William H. and Nettie (Williams) Todd of New Castle. Frazer; sister, Sheryl (Ron) Doerr, Hobart, and sister-in-law Sandy October 16, 1947 – October 27, 2020 Masonic Rites and funeral services were held on Saturday, Octo- Frazer, Westfield, as well as several nieces and nephews. Her broth- ber 31, 2020 at Randall & Roberts Fishers Mortuary, 12010 Allison- ers Donald and Duane Frazer preceded her in death. She also was Larry Edward Sullivan, 74, Sheridan, passed away on Tuesday ville Road, Fishers. Visitation was held on Friday, October 30, 2020 preceded in death by her stepfather, Elmer “Lee” Corder. evening, October 27, 2020 at Maple Park Vil- and on Saturday, October 31, 2020 at the funeral home. Burial was A private family memorial was held at Indiana Funeral Care, lage in Westfield. Born October 16, 1947 in at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens in Indianapolis. Indianapolis. A celebration of life will be planned later. In lieu of Kokomo, he was the son of the late Herman Memorial contributions may be made to St. Jude Children’s Re- flowers, please make donations to the Alzheimer’s Foundation, Indi- C. and Martha I. Sullivan (Fulton) Mullin. search Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105. ana Chapter, or the Arthritis Foundation, Indiana Chapter. Larry spent the majority of his working Condolences: randallroberts.com Condolences: IndianaFuneralCare.com career as a projectionist for various movie theaters. His love of tinkering, combined with 25 years of experience in the industry, 801 North Westridge Dr. 17446 Trailview Circle Noblesville • $189,900 Noblesville • $221,900 gave him the ability to fix just about any problem that would arise with the equip- PENDING PENDING Thinking or buying, ment. The fuel that kept Larry going all those years was his coffee. Whether the tempera- selling or building ture outside was 105 degrees or 10 below, it didn’t matter; there was always a cup within reach. After the passing of his stepfather, Larry devoted his time to taking care of his mother. He assisted with her daily routines and never Updated ranch with 3 newly carpeted bedrooms & This 3BR/2.5BA home w/loft is located on a wooded a home? missed a chance to help mom out in the garden. The old saying “you 2 updated full baths, family rm w/laminate lot & on a cul-de-sac, formal LR & DR, family room hardwoods & fireplace, large deck overlooking fully w/fireplace, huge deck overlooks ravine. 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Jennifer REALTORS He was preceded in death by his parents; stepfather, Clayton Maintenance free living in this 2BR/2BA home, great Adorable 4BR/2BA home in the heart of Westfield Custom 2-story 4BR/2.5BA, new luxury vinyl room opens to dining room and kitchen w/large w/beautiful curb appeal, gorgeous laminate hardwood plank flooring on main level. Kit w/SS appliances, Mullin; sister, Gisele E. Mullin; and brother, Eric Mullin. island, big pantry, laundry room is large w/extra on main, master on main, stunning outdoor living center island, step down FR w/fireplace, sunroom, storage space, 9 ft ceilings & handicap accessible area, irrigation system, new HVAC geothermal heat/air, deck, storage barn, professional Services were held on Saturday, October 31, 2020 at Kercheval doorways & baths. BLC# 21739627 w/humidifier 2019. BLC# 21738285 landscaping. BLC# 21735400 F.C. TUCKER Funeral Home, 306 E. 10th St., Sheridan, with visitation prior to the COMPANY, INC. time of service. Burial followed at Mundy Cemetery in Sheridan. Peggy Reverend James McBryant will be officiating. Call Peggy 317-439-3258 or Jen 317-695-6032 • SpeakToDeak.com Condolences: KerchevalFuneralHome.com Hamilton County Reporter A 10 x 5 in $50.00 ONLINE Ad (A) Runs ONLY:103020 then switches over to Ad (B) PRINT ad on 103120 Week of Nov. 2, 2020 Obituaries, News & Public Notices A5

29D01-2010-EU-000465 Carl Dale “DOZER” Bentley STATE OF INDIANA IN THE HAMILTON SUPERIOR COURT I Solar CAUSE NO. May 16, 1974 – October 30, 2020 from Page A1 29D01-2010-EU-000465 IN THE MATTER OF THE Carl Dale “DOZER” Bentley, 46, Cicero, passed away on Fri- money, reduce environmen- after teachers and support provider. UNSUPERVISED ESTATE OF: day, October 30, 2020 at St. Vincent Hos- tal impacts and create stu- staff. Almost $1.5 million In addition to the so- WALLACE SAETTEL, pital in Indianapolis. He was born on May Deceased dent learning opportunities per year are spent on energy lar fields, the district also NOTICE OF PERSONAL 16, 1974 to Williard “Willie” and Marilyn REPRESENTATIVE (Cook) Bentley in Noblesville. is a win for everyone in the expenses for lighting, heat- made a recent move to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that DOZER was a 1992 graduate of Nobles- community.” ing and air, technology tools LED lighting and uses an Kelly Dian Heim was on the 16th day of October 2020, appointed Personal ville High School and graduated from Indi- With two million square and more. energy conservation man- Representative of the Estate of ana Baptist Institute of Theology and Mis- feet under roof, 550 acres Performance Services ager to educate, monitor WALLACE SAETTEL, deceased, and sions. He was a member of Cicero Christian is serving as Personal Representative Church and worked for Clark Appliance. and more than 10,000 stu- designed and constructed and reduce staff energy use of the decedent’s estate. All persons having claims against He is survived by his wife, Rachel dents to serve, energy is one the project and Duke Ener- by approximately $1 mil- the estate, whether or not now due, (White) Bentley; children, Austin (Maleigh) of the district’s largest costs gy will be the electric utility lion each year. must file same in the Court within Bentley, Blake (Olivia) Bentley, Aubrey three (3) months from the date of Bentley and Carlee Bentley; siblings, John (Joyce) Bentley, Mike the first publication of this notice, REQUEST FOR DESIGN-BUILD QUALIFICATIONS and PROPOSAL or within one (1) year, whichever is (Jill) Bentley, Pam (Ted) Brown, Willie (Rennie) Bentley, Robin Design and Construction for a Salt Barn sooner, or said claims will be forever (Tom) Collins, James (Cynthia) Bentley, Cindy (Buddy) Coverdale, Pursuant to the statutory provisions of the Indiana Design-Build Statute as codified at Indiana Code, §5-30-1 et seq. barred. Jason Bentley and Thomas (Julie) Bentley; as well as several nieces (“Design-Build Statute”), the Town of Sheridan (“Sheridan”), as Owner, is soliciting a joint Qualifications and Proposal Dated at Indianapolis, Indiana this and nephews. from firms interested in providing Design-Build Services for the design and construction of the Salt Barn for theTown of day of October, 2020. Sheridan, located near the Sheridan High School solar panels(“Project”). Kathy Kreag Williams In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his sib- This joint Request for Qualifications and Proposal (“RFP”) will identify a Design-Build firm capable of providing the Clerk, Hamilton County lings, David Bentley, Wilma Kay “Katie” White, Jane Leeper, Karen above-mentioned services. All respondents to this RFP are subject to the instructions communicated in this document and are Superior Court I Bentley and Jerry Bentley. cautioned to completely review the entire RFP and follow instructions carefully. Sheridan reserves the right to reject any or Attorney for the Estate Services will be held at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, November 3, 2020 at all Qualifications, and to waive any technicalities and informalities at the discretion of Sheridan. Thomas B. O’Farrell A. GENERAL PROJECT INFORMATION Attorney No. 18816-49 Randall & Roberts Funeral Home, 1150 Logan St., Noblesville, with PROJECT DESCRIPTION McCLURE | O’FARRELL visitation from 11 a.m. to the time of service at the funeral home. Design and construct a 60’x60’x20’ salt barn, 10’ wide heavy-duty concrete apron, together with a man door, 14’x14’ barn P.O. Box 700 Pastor Charles Kennedy will officiate. door, 16’x18’ Barn door, dividing wall with man door, appropriate vapor barriers, circulation, heavy-duty concrete floor, Zionsville, Indiana 46077 Memorial contributions may be made, to assist family with fu- interior bay lighting, exterior security lighting, and other details listed in this proposal (“Barn”). The Barn is a “Public (317) 867-4131 Improvement” as defined by applicable statute. RL3869 10/26/20, 11/2/20 neral expenses, to Randall & Roberts Funeral Home, 1685 Westfield A survey of the project area will be provided by the Owner after the bid award. Road, Noblesville, IN 46062. PROJECT SCHEDULE STATE OF INDIANA ) Condolences: randallroberts.com The Owner anticipates execution of the Contract with the successful Design-Builder and obtaining Sheridan approvals on COUNTY OF Hamilton ) December 14, 2020. The Owner anticipates issuing its Notice to Proceed to the Design-Builder in January 2021. The site In The Hamilton Circuit Court will be available for mobilization and commencement of design-build activities immediately thereafter. The Barn shall be Cause No. 29C01-2010-MI-7053 Substantially Complete by the Design-Builder no later than June 2020. The Barn shall be finally complete by no later than IN RE THE NAME CHANGE OF ) Denise Louise Maines July 2020. MINOR: ) PROJECT BUDGET LUCAS MA, ) December 21, 1953 – October 29, 2020 The total design-build contract budget is anticipated to be approximately $110,000. Minor, ) BEST VALUE PROPOSAL LU LU, ) Denise Louise Maines, 66, passed away on Thursday, October 29, Sheridan will make the final Design-Builder selection, in compliance with the Design-Build Statute. Petitioner ) 2020 at Ascension St. Vincent Hospice after a The Design-Builder will be accountable to the Sheridan for financial controls and overall cost. ORDER SETTING HEARING TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION Notice is hereby given that valiant battle with pancreatic cancer. Denise Sheridan prefers a metal pole barn system with concrete protected walls on the salt side. Petitioner, Lu Lu, pro se, filed on was born on December 21, 1953 to Donald SCHEDULE OF EVENTS October 6, 2020 a Verified Petition for and Ruth (Lesher) Maines in Noblesville. The following Schedule of Events represents the Owner’s best estimate of the schedule. All times indicated are prevailing Change of Name of Minor to change times in Sheridan, Indiana. The Owner reserves the right to adjust the schedule as the Owner deems necessary. the name of the minor child from Denise was a 1972 graduate of Nobles- a. Owner issues public advertisement of RFP 11/5/20 Lucas Ma to Lucas Anzhe Ma. ville High School. She received a Bachelor 11/12/20 The petition is scheduled for hearing of Arts and Certificate in Accounting from b. Deadline for submission of written questions and requests for clarification 11/30/20 3:00 PM in the Hamilton Circuit Court on Indiana University in 1976 and a Masters of December 11, 2020 at 10:00 am. c. Bidder Response due by 12/10/20 8:50 AM Business Administration from Indiana Uni- which is more than thirty (30) days d. Public opening of Price and Qualifications 12/10/20 9:00 AM after the third notice of publication. versity in 1984. Denise had a nearly 50-year Any person has the right to appear career in banking, working for six banks e. Sheridan/Council bidder approval 12/14/20 7:00 PM at the hearing and to file written primarily in the risk compliance area. Her B. PROJECT DESIGN CRITERIA objections on or before the hearing 1. Provide stamped architectural/engineering drawings date. The parties shall report to One most recent position was Vice-President BSA and Fraud Operations Hamilton County Square, Suite 337, at First Internet Bank. Outside of work, Denise was passionate about 2. Material Package a. Pre-engineered wood trusses (4/12 pitch, 4’ o/c) Noblesville, IN 46060. animal protection and loved to spend time with her cats. She was a b. 4.5 x 7.25 eave and gable posts (8’ o/c) Date: October 22, 2020 devoted Jimmy Buffet fan and rarely missed his Indianapolis con- i. Min. 3 bags of concrete mix per post hole Paul Felix Judicial Officer certs. Other favorite activities included going to the Disney World c. 2 x 12 treated skirt boards – 1 row d. 2 x 6 wall girts (24” o/c) RL3872 10/26/20, 11/2/20, 11/9/20 and the beach and keeping in touch with distant family on social e. 1.75 x 16 double top girt truss carrier media. Denise was a longtime member of St. Christopher’s Catholic f. Tan steel siding, to match adjacent school 29D01-2010-EU-000473 Church in Speedway. g. Tan steel roof, to match adjacent school STATE OF INDIANA ) Denise is survived by her mother, Ruth Maines, Noblesville; 3. Doors and Windows COUNTY OF Hamilton ) a. (1) 14’ x 14’ insulated standard truck door w/ 1/2 HP Openers IN THE HAMILTON SUPERIOR and siblings, Laureen Maines, Bloomington, Dean Maines (Nan- b. (1) 18’ x 16’ insulated standard truck door w/ 1/2 HP Openers COURT 1 cy O’Connor), Edina, Minn., and Janice (David) Johnson, West- c. (1) 3’ insulated flush man entry door, steel PROBATE DIVISION field. She also is survived by her five nieces and nephews whom d. (1) 3’ flush man entry door, interior CAUSE NO. 29D01-2010-EU-000473 she adored – Alex Johnson, Audrey Johnson, Colm Maines, Ruth 4. Exterior Improvements IN RE THE UNSUPERVISED ) a. 12” overhang on all sides ESTATE OF: ) Maines and Deaglan Maines. Denise is predeceased by her father, b. Aluminum soffit BETTY J. LIVELY, ) Donald Maines. c. Metal awning over exterior man-door DECEASED, ) A visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, November d. Gutters and downspouts NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given that on the 4, 2020 at Randall & Roberts Funeral Center, 1685 Westfield Road, 5. Fasteners a. 1.5” siding screws for steel wall, roof panels 22 day of October 2020, Debra Lively Noblesville. A Funeral Mass will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, b. 2.5”galvanized pole barn nails for truss carrier and skirt board and Ronald Lively are appointed the November 5, 2020 at St. Christopher’s Catholic Church, 5301 W. c. Galvanized steel framing nails Personal Representatives of the Estate 16th St., in Indianapolis. Burial will be at Crown View Cemetery 6. Interior Improvements of BETTY J, LIVELY, Deceased, who a. 12 mill vapor barrier under concrete pad died testate on September 27, 2020. in Sheridan. b. Heavy-duty concrete floor. 6” over 4” compacted subbase All persons who have claims against The family requests masks to be worn by those attending. c. 4’-0” tall, 6” wide, poured concrete, walls for salt scoop, on all sides this Estate, whether or not now due, Memorial contributions may be made to Brown County Hu- d. Permanent dividing wall, located in center of building, with man door (listed above) must file the claim in the office of mane Society (bchumane.org/donate); or St. Christopher’s Catholic e. (1) bay light per side the Clerk of this Court within three i. 1/2 of the building is for salt storage (3) months from the date of the first Church Capital Campaign (stchrisindy.org). ii. 1/2 of the building is for vehicle storage publication of this Notice, or within Condolences: randallroberts.com f. (2) security lights on building, above each truck door nine (9) months after the Decedent*s g. Electrical panel to be located on the storage side of the building death, whichever is earlier, or the i. Provide and run electrical conduit and wires under concrete floor claims will be forever barred. Elsie Louise Olvey ii. Provide all materials and time to have a fully operational electrical system (lights, garage doors) Dated at Hamilton County, Indiana, h. Necessary circulation to make a safe work area on the storage side of the building this 22 day of October , 2020. 7. Site Improvements Kathy Kreag Williams March 12, 1918 – October 25, 2020 a. (4) min. concrete/steel bollards located on either side of each truck door Clerk, Hamilton Superior Court No. 1 b. 10’ wide heavy-duty apron along the wall with exterior doors Probate Division Elsie Louise Olvey, 102, a longtime resident of Noblesville, c. 24’ wide heavy-duty asphalt drive connecting existing drive to truck doors. Widen asphalt at concrete pad for easy Ben B, Hobbs passed away on Sunday, October 25, 2020 accessibility. Church Church Hittle + Antrim 118 South Independence St. at Riverview Health in Noblesville. She was d. Connect new electricity to existing. e. Rough grade and finish grade pavement/pad areas. Tipton, IN 46072 born on March 12, 1918 to George and Kar- f. Finish grade and seed, with fescue mix, all disturbed areas. RL3875 10/26/20, 11/2/20 oline (Kalberer) Keller in Lafayette. g. Tree removal by others. Elsie was a graduate of Lafayette Jeff 8. Location 29D03-2008-EU-000378 The Barn will be located on the NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION High School in 1936, and a 1940 student of Sheridan High School property Purdue University. She served as chairman of In the Hamilton Superior Court 24185 Hinesley Rd In the Matter of the Estate of Linda the Tipton County Heart Association for five Sheridan, IN 46069. Wallace, deceased. years, and was awarded a special citation for C. SELECTION AND AWARD OF DESIGN-BUILD CONTRACT Estate Docket 29D03-2008- meritorious service on the fight against heart Sheridan will qualify potential design-builders as provided in Indiana Code, § 5-30-5, rate and score qualitative proposals EU-000378 as provided in Indiana Code, § 5-30-6 and Indiana Code, § 5-30-7, and may interview parties submitting proposals and Notice is hereby given that on disease from the Indiana Heart Association. conduct other business necessary to fulfill the purposes outlined in the Design-Build Statute.The highest points total will August 24, 2020, Jed Wallace was Elsie was a life member of Riverview Hospi- determine the successful design-builder for the project. appointed personal representative of tal Auxiliary and volunteered for 10 years at Riverview Hospital. She CRITERIA FOR EVALUATION OF DESIGN-BUILD QUALIFICATIONS: the estate of Linda Wallace, who died design-builder’s team and experience 2 points was a member of Noblesville Beta Epsilon Associate Chapter of Tri on 3/31/2020. design-builder’s financial and bonding capacity 2 points All persons who have claims against Kappa, Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville, and Harbour Trees Golf design-builder’s safety record 1 point this estate, whether or not now due, Club. Elsie was an active member of St. Michael’s Episcopal Church design-builder’s past performance and capacity to perform 3 points must file the claim in the office of Ability to complete the project as stated 3 points the clerk of this court within three serving on the Altar Guild and the Strawberry Festival Committee, Ability to follow RFP directions 1 point baking dozens of shortcakes. She was an avid bridge player and a (3) months from the date of the first Total 12 points publication of this notice, or within member of several bridge clubs. Elsie was an excellent cook and a D. INSTRUCTIONS FOR PREPARING DESIGN-BUILD RESPONSE nine (9) months after the decedent’s wonderful hostess of many gatherings of friends and families. She 1. Five (5) printed sets of a QUALIFICATIONS package. death, whichever is earlier, or the had an engaging spirit and a winning smile. Elsie was always ready 2. Separately and sealed individually, five (5) printed sets of a PRICE PROPOSAL. claims will be forever barred. 3. One electronic copy provided on a flash drive must accompany the submission. Date August 24, 2020 to help those in need and those less fortunate than herself. 4. Each submittal shall be identical. Kathy Kreag Williams She is survived by her many nieces and nephews. 5. Submittals must be typed on standard (8.5”x11” or folded 11”x17”) paper. Clerk, Hamilton Superior Court In addition to her parents, Elsie was preceded in death by her 6. Each proposal shall be prepared simply and economically, providing straightforward, concise delineation of RL3884 11/2/20, 11/9/20 respondent’s capabilities. husband, Richard A. Pence, in 1956; and her husband, Gordon E. 7. Emphasis must be on completeness, relevance, and clarity of content. Olvey, in 1992. Five (5) original sets must be sealed in an opaque envelope or box and the words “SALT BARN DESIGN-BUILD 29D01-2010-EU-000477 Private family services were held with burial at Fairview Cem- PROPOSAL” must be clearly indicated on the outside of all the envelopes. Responses must be physically received by the Sarah J. Randall, #26898-29 Church Church Hittle + Antrim etery in Tipton. Due to COVID-19, a memorial service will be held Owner prior to the deadline indicated in the Schedule of Events - Section B at the exact address below. No email or facsimile submissions will be accepted. Two North Ninth Street at a later date. Elsie’s care has been entrusted to Randall & Roberts Town of Sheridan Noblesville, IN 46060 Funeral Homes. 506 South Main Street (317)773-2190; FAX (317) 773-5320 Memorial contributions may be made to the Richard A. Pence Sheridan, IN 46069 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Attn: Mr. David Kinkead, Town Council President In the Superior Court of Hamilton Chemical Scholarship, c/o Purdue University Foundation, Dick and E. STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS County, Indiana. Sandy Dauch Alumni Center, 403 W. Wood St., West Lafayette, IN 1. Design-builder Credentials Notice is hereby given that Janet 47907-2007; or the Gordon E. Olvey Memorial Designated Scholar- a. Per the Design-Build Statute 5-30-5-3 design-builder must provide the following: Irene Brown was, on October 28, 2020 ship Fund, c/o Indiana University Foundation, P.O. Box 6460, Indi- i. “A listing of all prime contractors and architectural and engineering firms that participate financially as part of appointed Personal Representative the team. of the Estate of DOROTHY MARIE anapolis, IN 46206-6460. ii. A statement that: BRAGDON, deceased, who died Condolences: randallroberts.com 1. the design-builder or the team members have completed or demonstrated the experience, competency, October 7, 2020. capability, and capacity to complete projects of similar size, scope, or complexity; and All persons who have claims against 2. proposed key personnel have sufficient experience and training to competently manage and complete the this Estate, whether or not now due, Lowell D. Harrison design and construction of the project. must file the claim in the office of iii. A statement that the design-builder or team members have the licenses, registrations, and credentials required the Clerk of this Court within three to design and construct the project, including information on the revocation or suspension of a license, credential, or (3) months from the date of the first July 11, 1933 – October 25, 2020 registration. publication of this Notice, or within iv. A statement that the design-builder has the capacity to obtain all required payment and performance bonding, nine (9) months after the decedent’s Lowell D. Harrison, 87, Fortville, passed away on Sunday, Oc- liability insurance, and errors and omissions insurance. death, whichever is earlier, or the v. The experience modifier rate, the United States Occupational Safety and HealthAdministration total recordable claims will be forever barred. tober 25, 2020 at Miller’s Merry Manor in Tipton. He was born on Dated at Noblesville, Indiana on July 11, 1933 to Floyd and Ruth (Snead) Harrison in Indianapolis. case incident rate (TCIR) and days away, restricted or transferred case incident rate (DART) for the design-builder and each design build team, and the average United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration TCIR and DART rates for October 28, 2020. Lowell was a member of the Indiana Gun Club and enjoyed the industrial classification of the design-builder and each design-build team. Kathy Kreag Williams shooting sports. He enjoyed making knives and giving them to fami- vi. A statement that the design-builder or the employees of the team performing construction services, including Clerk of the Superior Court of ly and friends. Lowell and his wife also loved to travel. the employees of all subcontractors, have completed or are enrolled in an apprenticeship program certified by the United Hamilton County, Indiana States Department of Labor Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training. RL3885 11/2/20, 11/9/20 He is survived by his wife, Emma Jean Harrison; daughters, vii. Information regarding any prior serious, repeat, willful, or criminal violation of the federal Occupational Safety Vickie Tyner and Cathy (Larry) Linville; sons, Rick D. Harrison and Health Act of 1970 and any equivalent violation under a state plan authorized under Section 18 of the federal act that has 29D03-2009-EU-000429 and Gary (Maria) Harrison; sisters, Anna Rhea Dwiggins and Judy become a final order. STATE OF INDIANA ) (George) Huffman; nine grandchildren; and several great-grandchil- viii. Information concerning the debarment, disqualification, or removal of the design-builder or a team member COUNTY OF Hamilton ) from a federal, state, or local government public works project. In The Hamilton County dren, nieces and nephews. ix. Information concerning the bankruptcy or receivership of the design-builder or a team member.” Superior Court In addition to parents, Lowell was preceded in death by his b. E-Verify Certificate. CAUSE NO. 29D03-2009-EU-000429 brothers, Dallas Harrison, Paul Harrison Sr. and Ray Harrison; and c. Outline how much work will be self-performed versus subcontracted. IN THE MATTER OF ) an infant sister. d. A list of all sub-contractors. THE UNSUPERVISED ) e. Provide a list of a minimum of two and a maximum of-five projects completed within the last ten years of similar ADMINISTRATION OF THE ) Arrangements have been placed in the care of Randall & Rob- type and relevance. ESTATE OF ) erts Funeral Homes. F. PROPOSAL REQUEST INFORMATION DIANE R. NEELY, DECEASED. ) Condolences: randallroberts.com 1. Provide a sample contract NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 2. Long-term durability Notice is hereby given on the a. Identify all warranty systems and material warranties 10/1/2020 Donna J. Carrier was 3. Quality of materials and systems appointed Persona] Representative a. Define and detail materials proposed of the Estate of Diane R. Neely, Hamilton County Reporter 4. Proposed project schedule, with guaranteed completion date deceased, who dies intestate the 20th USPS 22200 | Volume 2020, Issue 11.2 5. Statement of Prime contractor’s financial and bonding capacity. of June, 2020. Contact Information 6. Proposed price proposal- sealed in separate envelope All persons having claims against G. SUBMISSION INFORMATION this estate, whether or not now due, Publisher Jeff Jellison Mailing Address Questions about any aspect of this RFP, or the project, shall be submitted to: Corrie Meyer of Innovative Planning, must file the claim in the office of [email protected] PO Box 190 Sheridan Special Projects Consultant, e-mail: [email protected]; the deadlines for submission of questions relating the Clerk of this Court within three 317-408-5548 Westfield, IN 46074 to the RFP are the times and dates shown in the Schedule of Events- Section B. (3) months from the date of the first The Sheridan reserves the right to request clarification or additional information from any Proposer. publication of this notice, or within Web Address Subscription Inquiries No submittals will be accepted after the time set for receipt. All expenses for preparing and submitting responses are the nine (9) months after the decedent’s www.ReadTheReporter.com [email protected] sole cost of the party submitting the response. The Owner is not obligated to any party to reimburse such expenses. All death, whichever is earlier, or the submittals upon receipt become the property of the Owner. Labeling information provided in submittals “proprietary” or claims will be forever barred. Hamilton County Reporter is published weekly, except the weeks of “confidential”, or any other designation of restricted use will not protect the information from public view. Subject to the Dated at Noblesville, Indiana, on Thanksgiving and Christmas, by Hamilton County Reporter Newspaper LLC, provisions of the Open Records Act, the details of the proposal documents will remain confidential until final award. 10/12/20. 1720 S. 10th St., Noblesville, IN 46060-3835. Periodicals postage paid The Sheridan intends to procure a design-builder for this project. The Sheridan reserves the right to: Kathy Kreag Williams at Noblesville, Ind. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: 1. Terminate this process at any point without cause. Clerk, Hamilton County Hamilton County Reporter, 1720 S. 10th St., Noblesville, IN 46060. 2. Reject any and all submittals, and/or to not proceed with an RFP or Contract award. Superior Court RL3892 11/2/2020, 11/9/2020 RL3890 11/2/20, 11/9/20 A6 Public Notices & News Week of Nov. 2, 2020

NOTICE Hamilton County claims to be allowed in Commissioners Court on Notice is hereby given that SEALED BIDS will be received: November 9, 2020 BY AND AT: Hagerman, Inc. Vendor Name ...... Invoice Amount Brooks C/O Hamilton Southeastern Schools ACCU INTERPRETATION, TRANSLATION SERVICES . . . . 3,412.50 from Page A1 13485 Cumberland Rd AHMAD, KHALID NASEERUDDIN ...... 230.00 Fishers, IN 46038 ALMOUSILY, KHALDOUN ...... 110.00 Attn: Mr. Harry Delks BANKS & BROWER ...... 25.00 and discrimination, public paredness, Response, and FOR A NEW: HSE Wayne Township Elementary #14 12698 East 156th BBBM&H, CARL MARKOVICH ...... 472.50 safety, homeland securi- Communications. Street, Noblesville, IN 46060 BLUE 360 MEDIA LLC ...... 161.50 DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT: Work includes: Select Demolition Work and BLUMENTHAL, SHAWN D ...... 25.00 ty, counter-terrorism and In June 2019, Brooks Site Excavation and Utility Work. BOATRIGHT-REESE, MARY B ...... 45.00 economic development. announced her retirement RECEIPT OF BIDS: Bids received by mail or other carrier must be addressed BRADEN BUSINESS SYSTEMS INC ...... 462.00 to: Hagerman, Inc. c/o Mr. Harry Delks, Hamilton Southeastern School CABLE, SUZANNA ...... 234.00 In the 115th Congress, she from the U.S. House of Corporation, 13485 Cumberland Rd., Fishers IN and received on or before CASATI, MICHAEL ...... 60.00 served as the Chairwom- Representatives at the end 1:00 pm, Wednesday November 18, 2020, to be valid. Bids received after the CATE TERRY & GOOKINS LLC ...... 1,341.00 designated day and time listed above will be returned unopened. Any postal/ COOTS HENKE AND WHEELER, JAMES CRUM ...... 140.70 an of the House Com- of the 116th Congress, her courier service is the agent of the Bidder. ENGLISH-COLLINS LLC ...... 1,890.00 mittee on Ethics, where fourth term in Congress. BID OPENING: Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud on Wednesday, HIGHTOWER, CATHY ...... 64.19 November 18th, 2020, 1:00 PM local time at HSE Administration building INDIANA DEPT OF CORRECTION ...... 219.35 she worked with her col- Never desiring to be a life- - 13485 Cumberland Rd, Fishers, IN. However, due to the COVID-19 Virus INDIANAPOLIS BAR ASSOCIATION ...... 190.00 leagues to restore confi- long politician, she will Pandemic we may have a “virtual” online Bid Opening. If we do, the instructions JUDICIAL SYSTEMS INC ...... 4,286.50 will be available on the day you drop off your bid on a paper with the information KRESS, EUGENE ...... 1,000.00 dence in Congress. She now focus on her family, on how to log in and watch. LEGAL DIRECTORIES PUBLISHING ...... 132.75 also previously served on which includes aging par- PRE-BID MEETING: A pre-bid meeting for interested parties will be held on LOGAR, MICHAEL F ...... 45.00 Wednesday, November 11th at 1:00 PM local time. The Meeting will be held at LUNA LANGUAGE SERVICES ...... 903.46 the Select Committee on ents, young adult children Hagerman Field Office 15811 Boden Road, Noblesville, IN, 46060. MOUNTAIN GLACIER LLC ...... 174.26 CONTRACT TYPE: The project(s) will be constructed utilizing the RAMEY, DAWN ...... 375.00 the Events Surrounding whom she would like to Construction Manager as Constructor (CMc) delivery method for public work. SAUCE, HARRY L ...... 25.00 the 2012 Terrorist Attack visit more often, and her The Construction Manager will contract with multiple First Tier Subcontractors SCHALL, MARY ...... 307.08 for the Bid items listed below, with bids received on a lump-sum basis for SINGH, GURDEV KAUR ...... 187.90 in Benghazi. In the 113th husband David for this each bid item. Each proposal shall include all labor, equipment, and materials SWEITZERS BUSINESS SOLUTIONS ...... 1,018.37 Congress, she was a mem- next chapter in her life. necessary to complete the project in strict accordance with the Construction THOMSON REUTERS - WEST ...... 2,897.00 Drawings, Project Schedule, Project Manual and Technical Specifications. WANG, SZU-CHING ...... 700.00 ber of the House Commit- Past recipients of the The Construction Manager will receive sealed Bids for the following Bid Items WEBSTER & GARINO LLC ...... 306.00 tee on Education and the Hamilton County Repub- of work: WHALIN, TRAMPAS ALAN ...... 25.00 Bid Item #01 – Building Demolition Work Grand Total: ...... 21,466.06 Workforce and the House lican Party’s Chairman’s Bid Item #02 – Earthwork and Site Utilities Work RL3880 10/19/2020 Homeland Security Com- Club award have been SUBCONTRACTOR PREQUALIFICATION: All subcontractors must be pre-qualified prior to submission of the bid. Pre-qualification forms can NOTICE mittee where she served as State Senator Victoria be obtained by contacting Misael Ramirez, Hagerman, Inc., 317-577-6836, Community First Bank of Indiana, headquartered at 201 West Sycamore Street, Chairman of the Subcom- Spartz, Sheryl and Bill [email protected]. The completed pre-qualification forms with Kokomo, IN 46901, has applied with federal and state regulators to acquire attachments shall be submitted to Misael Ramirez by 5:00 PM Thursday, a controlling interest in First Signature Lending, LLC, a mortgage company mittee on Emergency Pre- Clifford, and Denise Moe. November 5th, 2020. Completed forms may be emailed to Misael Ramirez headquartered at 9800 Crosspoint Blvd, Suite 300, Indianapolis, IN 46256. Any or a hard copy delivered to Hagerman’s office (10315 Allisonville Road) in a person wishing to comment on this application may file his or her comments in NOTICE TO BIDDERS sealed envelope. Financial information will be kept confidential. Pre-qualified writing with the regional director of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received: subcontractors will be notified of approval by 5:00 PM on Tuesday, Nov. 10th. located at FDIC Chicago Regional Office; 300 South Riverside Plaza, Suite 1700; By: Westfield Washington Schools Documents Prepared by: Chicago, IL 60606, not later than November 30, 2020. The nonconfidential 1143 East 181st Street CSO Architects, Inc. portions of the application are on file at the FDIC office listed above and are Westfield, IN 46074 8831 Keystone Crossing available for public inspection during regular business hours. Photocopies of For: Westfield High School Wellness Center Indianapolis, IN 46240 the nonconfidential portion of the application file will be made available upon 18250 North Union Street A & F Engineering request. Westfield, IN 46074 8365 Keystone Crossing, Suite 201 RL3881 10/30/20, 11/13/20, 11/24/20 At: 1143 East 181st Street Indianapolis, IN 46240 Westfield, IN 46074 Context Design NOTICE TO PRE-QUALIFIED TIER 1 BIDDERS Until: 2:00 PM (local time), November 12, 2020 5825 Lawton Loop East Drive Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received for a Public CMc Bid Opening: Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at 2:00 PM Indianapolis, IN 46216 Project under IC 5-32: (local time), at 1143 East 181st Street, Westfield, IN 46074. Construction Manager as Constructor (CMc) By: The Skillman Corporation All work for the complete construction of the Project will be under one or more Hagerman, Inc. For: Westfield Washington Schools - Early Childhood Center & Central prime contracts with the Owner based on bids received and on combinations 10315 Allisonville Road Administration Building - Bid Package No. 1 awarded. The Construction Manager will manage the construction of the Project. Fishers, IN 46038-2017 At: Sodexo Support Services, Conference Room Construction shall be in full accordance with the Bidding Documents which BID DOCUMENTS: Interested Prime Bidders may purchase Bidding 18160 Market Ct. are on file with the Owner and may be examined by prospective bidders at the Documents at Eastern Engineering. Documents will be available on or after Westfield, IN 46074 following locations: October 21st, 2020. Documents are available electronically by contacting: Until: 2:00 PM (local time) on November 19, 2020 Office of the Construction Manager The Skillman Plan Room Misael Ramirez, Hagerman, Inc. [email protected] Bid Opening: Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at 2:00PM (local The Skillman Corporation Mike Holtkamp, Hagerman, Inc. [email protected] time) at Sodexo Support Services, Conference Room, 18160 Market Ct., 3834 S. Emerson Avenue, Building A www.skillmanplanroom.com Hagerman, Inc. Main Office (Fishers, IN): (317) 577-6836. Westfield, IN 46074. Indianapolis, IN 46203 Documents will also be available from Eastern Engineering All work for the complete construction of the Project will be under one or more Prime and Non-Prime Contract Bidders must place an order on www. http://distribution.easternengineering.com/View/Default.aspx sub-contracts with the Construction Manager based on bids received from pre- skillmanplanroom.com to be able to download documents electronically or Contact at Eastern Engineering is: qualified tier 1 bidders and on combinations awarded. Award of contracts will be request printed documents. There is no cost for downloading the bidding Sean Keefe in accordance with Indiana Public Bidding Laws. The Construction Manager will documents. Bidders desiring printed documents shall pay for the cost of printing, Email: [email protected] / Office: (317) 598-0661 ext. 313 not self-perform any of the work on this project. shipping and handling. Reprographic Services are provided by: Any questions concerning bidding this project, project completion, scheduling, Construction shall be in full accordance with the Bidding Documents which Eastern Engineering 9901 Allisonville Road, Fishers, IN 46038, Phone project administration, etc. shall be directed to: are on file with the Owner and Construction Manager and may be examined by 317-598-0661. Mike Holtkamp, Hagerman, Inc. [email protected] prospective bidders at the following locations: WAGE SCALE: Wage Scale does not apply to this project. Hagerman, Inc. Main Office (Fishers, IN): (317) 577-6836. Office of the Construction Manager The Skillman Plan Room A Pre-Bid Conference will be held on October 29, 2020 at 2:00 PM, local BID DOCUMENTS - REVIEW: Construction will be in accordance with the The Skillman Corporation time, at Westfield High School Main Lobby, 18250 North Union Street, bid documents, which may be viewed at the following locations, as well as local 3834 S. Emerson Avenue, Building A www.skillmanplanroom.com Westfield IN, 46074. Attendance by bidders is optional, but recommended, in plan rooms: Indianapolis, IN 46203 order to clarify or answer questions concerning the Drawings and Project Manual 1. Hamilton Southeastern School Corporation Westfield Washington Schools for the Project. 13485 Cumberland Road 1143 E. 181st Street Bid security in the amount of ten percent (10%) of the Bid must accompany Fishers, IN 46038 Westfield, IN 46074 each Bid in accordance with the Instructions to Bidders. 2. Hagerman, Inc. Pre-Qualified Bidders, sub-subcontractors and material suppliers must place The successful Bidders will be required to furnish Performance and Payment 10315 Allisonville Road an order on www.skillmanplanroom.com to be able to download documents Bonds for one hundred percent (100%) of their Contract amount prior to Fishers, IN 46038 electronically or request printed documents. There is no cost for downloading the execution of Contracts. 317-577-6836 bidding documents. Bidders desiring printed documents shall pay for the cost of Contractors submitting bids for the performance of any Work as specified in 3. CSO Architects, Inc. printing, shipping and handling. Reprographic Services are provided by: this building Project should make such Bids to Westfield Washington Schools. 8831 Keystone Crossing Eastern Engineering 9901 Allisonville Road, Fishers, IN 46038, Phone 317- Contractors are advised that the Contract as finally entered into with any Indianapolis, IN 46240 598-0661 successful Bidder may be entered into with either the School Corporation or the BID SECURITY: Bids are not required to include a Bid Security or Bid Bond A Pre-Bid Conference will be held on November 5, 2020 at 1:00 PM local time, Building Corporation or certain portions of the Contract may be entered into by or Certified Check. via Microsoft Teams Virtual Meetings - hyperlink and dial in credentials are both the School Corporation and the Building Corporation. PERFORMANCE BOND AND PAYMENT BOND: A Performance Bond listed below. Attendance by bidders is optional, but recommended, to clarify or The Owner reserves the right to accept or reject any Bid (or combination of and Payment Bond in the amount of one hundred percent (100%) of the Contract answer questions concerning the Drawings and Project Manual for the Project. Bids) and to waive any irregularities in bidding. All Bids may be held for a Amount may be required of the successful bidder. Bidders will provide a cost for Join Microsoft Teams Meeting period not to exceed 60 days before awarding contracts. this bond on the bid form. + 1 317-762-3960 United States, Indianapolis (Toll) Westfield Washington Schools EVERIFY AND BACKGROUND CHECKS: The Contractor and Conference ID: 167 075 782# By: Joe Montalone subcontractors shall fully comply with all the E-Verify requirements set forth in Bid security in the amount of ten percent (10%) of the Bid must accompany RL3868 10/29/20, 11/5/20 Ind. Code 22-5-1.7. https://www.uscis.gov/e-verify and background checks. each Bid in accordance with the Instructions to Bidders. SAFETY: All Contractors shall comply with OSHA and IOSHA rules and The successful Bidders will be required to furnish Performance and Payment NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING regulations regarding Safety for this project and All contractors shall abide by Bonds for one hundred percent (100%) of their Contract amount prior to TOWN OF ATLANTA PLAN COMMISSION the 2017 Hagerman Safety manual. The safety manual can be found accessible at execution of Contracts. Please be advised that the Town of Atlanta, Indiana Plan Commission (“Plan www.thehagermangroup.com using password “safety.” Subcontractors submitting bids for the performance of Work as specified Commission”) will hold a public hearing under Ind. Code § 36-7-4-604, before TAXES, PERMITS, INSPECTIONS: All Bids shall be submitted without in this building Project should make such Bids to The Skillman Corporation. certifying a proposal under Ind. Code § 36-7-4-607 (a proposal to amend the text of inclusion in the bid price for the amounts, if any, of Indiana State Gross Retail Contractors shall enter into a sub-contract with The Skillman Corporation as the the Zoning Ordinance) to the Atlanta Town Council. Oral comments concerning the and Use Tax (generally called the “Sales Tax”) for materials and properties Construction Manager CMc for the Owner. proposal will be heard at that time, and the hearing may be continued from time to that are to be purchased by the Bidder that will become a permanent part of the The Owner and the Construction Manager reserve their rights to accept or reject time as may be found necessary. Project. Owner will provide a tax-exempt form. any Bid (or combination of Bids) and to waive any irregularities in bidding. All This proposal applies to the Town’s general zoning districts. This proposal would RL3871 10/26/2020, 11/2/2020 Bids may be held for a period not to exceed 60 days before awarding contracts. change the Zoning Ordinance in the following ways: THE SKILLMAN CORPORATION • Amending Section 7.21 Fences and Walls (FN-01)(C) to reflect that all fences NOTICE TO BIDDERS RL3882 11/3/20, 11/10/20 and walls shall not be greater than 42” in height in the front yard; Notice is hereby given that Noblesville Schools (“School”), by and through its • Amending Sections 3.4 (R-1), 3.6 (R-2), 3.8 (R-3), 3.10 (R-4), and 3.14 (R-6) NOTICE TO BIDDERS Board is requesting bids for leasing land owned and/or leased by the School for to reflect a reduced minimum rear yard setback of five (5) feet for the following Notice is hereby given that Hamilton Heights School Corporation (“Owner”), cellular communication facility purposes (the “Project”). The land being offered accessory structures not on permanent foundations— mini barns, storage buildings, by and through its Board is requesting sealed bids for furnishing all labor, for lease is a 50’ x 50’ area within parcel 29-07-31-000-009.000-013 having an and multipurpose structures 144 square feet or less.; and services, supplies, materials, tools, equipment, and transportation necessary for address of 18111 Cumberland Rd, Noblesville, IN 46060 • Amending Section 10.3 General Sign Standards (GS-01) to remove the language Project Vision – Phase 3 Hamilton Heights Student Activity Center Renovation After the property was appraised, the School determined a fair market rental “or change the permanent copy on an existing sign structure”. Multiple prime contracts will be issued to complete different phases of the value of $14,400/year as the minimum bid for leasing a 50’ x 50’ portion of the The proposal does not add or amend penalty or forfeiture provisions. overall projects. land based on the appraisals and the School’s knowledge of the property. A copy of the proposal is on file for examination before the public hearing at BID CATEGORY LIST Bidding for leasing a 50’ x 50’ area located on parcel 29-07-31-000-009.000- Atlanta Town Hall, 105 E. Main Street, Atlanta, IN 46031. 1. Bid Category 1 – Building Demolition 013 will begin at 12:00 p.m. EST on November 3, 2020 and continue until 4:00 Written objections to the proposal that are filed with the secretary of the Plan 2. Bid Category 2 – General Trades p.m. EST on November 17, 2020. Commission before the public hearing will be considered. 3. Bid Category 3 – Mechanical Bids will be received until November 17, 2020, at 4:00 p.m. EST. Bids must be Date: November 10, 2020 4. Bid Category 4- Electrical delivered before 4:00 pm EST on November 17, 2020 to: Time: 6:00 p.m. The sealed bids will be received until, November 24, 2020 at 4:00 p.m. (EST). Robin Phelps, Noblesville Schools, 18025 River Rd, Noblesville, IN 46062 Location: Atlanta Town Hall, 105 E. Main Street, Atlanta, IN 46031. Bids must be delivered to: or via email to [email protected] Dated this 29 day of October, 2020. Kristin McCarty, Business Manager The land may not be leased to a person who is ineligible under Ind. Code § RL3888 11/2/2020 36-1-11-16 A bid submitted by a trust (defined Ind. Code § 30-4-1-1(a)) must Hamilton Heights Student Activity Center 420 W North St. identify each beneficiary of the trust; and settlor empowered to revoke or modify Public Notice Arcadia, IN 46030 the trust. Duke Energy (1000 E. Main St., Plainfield, IN 46168) is submitting a Notice of All Bids received at such place, date, and time will be opened and read aloud Each bid will be open to public inspection. A bidder may raise the bidder’s bid, Intent to the Indiana Department of Environmental Management of our intent to in public at the address listed above immediately after the posted time. All bids and subject to § 36-1-11-4(e), that raise takes effect after the Board has given comply with the requirements of 327 IAC 15-5 in order to discharge storm water received after such time will not be considered and returned to the respective written notice of that raise to the other bidders. All bids received after 4:00 pm from a project construction activity. This planned discharge is associated with the bidder unopened. EST on November 17, 2020 will not be considered and rejected. US-31 and 236th Street Distribution Relocation Project located north of the City All work for the complete construction of the Project shall be performed under All aspects of the Project shall be performed under one or more leases with the of Westfield in unincorporated Hamilton County, Indiana. The Project is centrally one or more prime contracts with the Owner. The form of the contract is set School. Mandatory terms and conditions of the lease are set forth in the bidding located at 40.131355 N, 86.128008 W. The storm water runoff from this Project forth in the Bidding Documents. Two copies of bid forms shall be submitted documents. Two copies of bid forms shall be submitted on forms provided in will discharge to Baker Ditch (JB Baker and Dillman Jones #30 Open Drain on forms provided in the Bidding Documents and project manual, and shall be the bidding documents. Bidders must complete the entire bid forms including Easement), William Baker Drain #238 Open Drain Easement (Hinkle Creek), properly executed in accordance with the current edition of the Indiana State a statement of experience, proposed plan or plans for leasing the land, the William Baker Drain #238 Tile Drain Easement, and ultimately to the White Board of Accounts Form 96 – “Contractor’s Bid for Public Works.” Bidders must resources the bidder has available for leasing the land, constructing a cellular River via Hinkle Creek and Cicero Creek. Questions or comments regarding this complete the entire bid forms including a statement of experience, proposed communication facility, and operating equipment located on that facility, non- project should be directed to Glenn Hauser of Duke Energy at the above address. plan or plans for performing the work, the equipment the Bidder has available collusion affidavit, and financial statement. Bidders must include a satisfactory RL3891 11/2/2020 bid bond, cashiers’ check, or certified check payable to the Noblesville Schools. for performance of the work, non-collusion affidavit, and financial statement complying with Form 96. Bidders must include a satisfactory Bid Bond or Bid security shall be in the amount of not less than one percent (1%) of the NOTICE OF INTENT TO REQUEST RELEASE OF FUNDS certified check pursuant to Ind. Code 36-1-12-4.5, payable to the Hamilton bidder’s total contract price. Should a successful bidder within ten (10) days after November 4, 2020 Heights School Corporation. Bid Security shall be in the amount of not less written notice of acceptance of bid withdraw its bid, fail to provide the required Hamilton County Community Development Block Grant Program than 10% of the Bidder’s total contract price. Should a successful Bidder within payment and performance bonds, or execute a lease contract satisfactory to the Noblesville Housing Authority ten (10) days after written notice of acceptance of bid withdraw its bid, fail to School, the School may then declare that bid security forfeited as liquidated 320 Kings Ln provide the required payment and performance bonds, or execute a satisfactory damages, not as a penalty. Noblesville, Indiana 46060 contract, the Owner may then declare that Bid Security forfeited as liquidated Wage rates shall not apply to this Project. All bidders must comply with all (317) 773-5110 damages, not as a penalty. applicable laws including but not limited to the requirements detailed in the On or about November 12, 2020, Hamilton County will submit a request to Wage rates shall not apply to this Project. All Contractors and Sub- bidding documents. Bidders must also be able to and meet all requirements found the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for the release Contractors shall comply with all applicable laws including but not limited to in applicable land, leasing, and environmental statutes and regulations. of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds under Title 1 of the the requirements of Ind. Code 5-16-13 et seq. and as detailed in the Bidding The bidding documents for the Project are on file with the School and may Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, as amended, to undertake Documents. Contractor must also be able to and meet all requirements found in also be examined at the following locations: www.noblesvilleschools.org Costs a project known as the Fishers ADA Sidewalk Project. The City of Fishers will applicable public works and contract statutes. associated with digital or printed copies are and will be incurred by and at the be utilizing CDBG funding towards the reconstruction of sidewalk curb ramps The Bidding Documents for the Project, including the Plans and Specification expense of the bidder and are non-refundable. as well as the installation of detectable warning plates to meet ADA compliance are on file with the Owner and may also be examined at the following locations: Prior to approval and execution of the School’s contract, the tenant(s) who standards in multiple neighborhoods in Fishers. This will be a multi-phase project Bidtool: (800) 652-0008. www.bidtool.net. is the successful bidder shall furnish adequate assurances of the faithful covering multiple years. Initial funding for this project will be $363,765.77. Builders Exchange – Indiana: 1028 Shelby St., Indianapolis, IN 46203. (317) performance of the lease and the payment of all obligations arising hereunder. Tier 2 site specific reviews will be completed for those laws and authorities not 423-7080. www.bxindiana.com. The bidder must prove it has the necessary expertise and can furnish all labor, addressed in the Tier 1 Broad Review for each address under this program. Construction Market Data: (800) 330-8629. www.cmdgroup.com. services, supplies, materials, tools, machines, equipment, and transportation The activities proposed are categorically excluded under HUD regulations at necessary for leasing the land owned or leased by School. Insurance must remain Dodge Data & Analytics: (877) 784-9556. www.dodgeprojects.construction.com. 24 CFR Part 58 from National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requirements. in full force and effect for a period of one year after termination of the lease. ISQFT: (317) 248-1293. www.isqft.com. An Environmental Review Record (ERR) that documents the environmental The School expects to award the contract(s) for the Project to the highest and Copies of the Bidding Documents may be obtained from Eastern Engineering determinations for these projects is on file at the Noblesville HousingAuthority best bidder at its November 17, 2020 Board meeting. The School reserves the Supply, Inc, 9901 Allisonville Road, Fishers, IN, (317) 598-0661, www. 320 Kings Ln, Noblesville, IN 46060 and may be examined upon request by right to hold bids, including any alternates, for up to 15 days from the date of the easternengineering.com. There will be no cost for downloading electronic emailing Chris Allen, CDBG Coordinator at [email protected]. The ERR’s bid opening. The School reserves in its sole discretion the right to reject any and bidding documents. Costs associated with digital and printed plans and may also be reviewed online at: https://www.hudexchange.info/programs/ all bids, is not obligated to accept the highest or any other bid, and may waive specifications obtained from Eastern Engineering Supply Inc. areand will be environmental-review/environmental-review-records/. any irregularities, discrepancies, omissions, variances or informalities in the incurred by and at the expense of the contractor and are non-refundable. Any individual, group, or agency may submit written comments on the ERR bidding procedure. Prior to approval and execution of the Owner’s contract, the Contractor(s) to the Noblesville Housing Authority, Federal Grant Administrator for Hamilton Questions regarding the Project, or requests for equal status, can be directed in who is the successful Bidder shall furnish an approved Performance and Labor County’s CDBG Program, located at 320 Kings Ln, Noblesville, IN 46060. All writing to: and Materials Payment Bond in the amount of 100% of the contract amount, comments received by November 12, 2020 will be considered by Hamilton Robin Phelps, Noblesville Schools, 18025 River Rd, Noblesville, IN 46062 which shall cover the faithful performance of the contract and the payment of all County prior to authorizing submission of a request for release of funds. or via email to [email protected] obligations arising hereunder. Performance and payment bonds shall remain in Hamilton County certifies to HUD that Christine Altman in her capacity RL3886 11/2/2020, 11/9/2020 full force and effect for a period of one year after the Owner’s acceptance of the as President of the Hamilton County Commissioners consents to accept work and Owner’s final settlement with the successful Bidder. the jurisdiction of the Federal Courts if an action is brought to enforce NOTICE OF DETERMINATION TO ISSUE The Owner expects to award the contract(s) for the work to the lowest, responsibilities in relation to the environmental review process and that these BONDS OF THE CITY OF NOBLESVILLE, INDIANA responsible and responsive Bidder(s). The Owner reserves the right to hold bids, responsibilities have been satisfied. HUD’s approval of the certification satisfies Taxpayers of the City of Noblesville, Indiana (“City”) are notified that the including any alternates, for up to 30 days from the date of the bid opening. its responsibilities under NEPA and related laws and authorities and allows the Common Council did, on October 27, 2020, adopt an ordinance authorizing the Alternates may be held up to 60 days from the date of bid opening. The Hamilton County to use Program funds. issuance of bonds of the City in an aggregate amount not to exceed $5,350,950 for Owner reserves in its sole discretion the right to reject any and all bids, is not HUD will accept objections to its release of funds and Hamilton County’s the purpose of providing funds for the costs of funding capital improvements to obligated to accept the lowest or any other bid, and may waive any irregularities, certification for a period of fifteen days following the anticipated submission City owned property and the acquisition of capital equipment to serve City needs, discrepancies, omissions, variances or informalities in the bidding procedure. date or its actual receipt of the request (whichever is later) only if they are on one together with all necessary appurtenances, related improvements and equipment A pre-bid meeting for discussion of the Project, reviewing the scope of of the following bases: (a) the certification was not executed by the Certifying and to pay the costs of issuance of such bonds. The bonds are to bear interest at a work, project specifications and drawings, bid documents, the bidding Officer of Hamilton County; (b) Hamilton County has omitted a step or failed rate or rates not to exceed 3.0% per annum (the exact rate or rates to be determined qualifying requirements and other important matters will be held at to make a decision or finding required by HUD regulations at 24 CFR Part 58; by bidding or negotiation with the purchaser of the bonds), are to mature Hamilton Heights Student Activity Center, 420 W North St. Arcadia, Indiana (c) the grant recipient or other participants in the development process have semiannually on June 30 and December 31 of each year with a final maturity no 46030 on November 11, 2020 2:30 pm (EST). committed funds, incurred costs, or undertaken activities not authorized by later than December 31, 2021, and are to be payable from property taxes levied and Please enter at the main entrance and check in at the Main Office. Immediately 24 CFR Part 58 before approval of a release of funds by HUD; or (d) another collected on all taxable property in the City. following the pre-bid meeting, an opportunity to tour the project sites will be Federal agency acting pursuant to 40 CFR Part 1504 has submitted a written Dated November 3, 2020 and November 10, 2020. offered. All prospective bidders are encouraged to attend this meeting. Bidders finding that the project is unsatisfactory from the standpoint of environmental CITY OF NOBLESVILLE, INDIANA will be responsible for complying with items discussed at the meeting. quality. 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Hamilton County Reporter Christine Altman, President Hamilton County’s Hometown Newspaper Hamilton County Commissioners [email protected] RL3893 11/2/2020 Week of Nov. 2, 2020 Sports A7 Girls soccer state finals Millers beat Golden Eagles to repeat as Class 3A champions By RICHIE HALL again,” said Chatterton. FISHERS - The magic “I’m just happy we number for the Noblesville made it through the season, girls soccer team last Satur- because I thought this sea- day was 80. son would be cut short with Millers senior Jenna all that’s happening,” said Chatterton explained why: Millers coach Mike Brady. “Before this game this “This is great for the girls. morning, we had a white For all they’ve lost out on at board out with the whole school and everything else, team. Right there, circled in for them to have this oppor- the middle is ’80-plus min- tunity to be together, and utes,’ because we knew it then just to win is icing on couldn’t just be half a game the cake. I love this group. or even one half, another You see how talented they half. It had to be the whole are, but they’re even better game.” individuals.” That game just hap- Noblesville scored its pened to be the Class 3A first goal in the 24th- min state championship game, ute, when sophomore Car- which took place at Reyn- lie Sack tapped the ball into Reporter photo by Kent Graham olds Tigers Stadium at the net from about five feet The Noblesville girls soccer team defended its Class 3A state championship last Saturday at Reynolds Fishers High School. No- away. It was Sack’s first-ev- blesville took on Guerin er varsity goal. Tigers Stadium in Fishers. The Millers beat Guerin Catholic 3-0 and finished their season 17-0-1. Catholic and indeed, never “It was just cool to drilled in a kick from 15 week. That’s a real tough them: No. 1 Noblesville senior Emma Potter won let up the intensity for the score,” said Sack. feet. Meanwhile, Nobles- team.” and No. 2 Carmel. the Mental Attitude Award. entire 80 minutes of the The 1-0 lead would ville’s defense was doing its The Golden Eagles bat- “No regrets,” said Guer- Potter, who has committed game. stand at halftime and for the job, with goalkeeper Sara tled the entire game, with in Catholic coach Sean Yau. to play lacrosse at Central As a result, the Millers first few minutes of the sec- Kile leading the way with UCLA commit Quincy Mc- “They played awesome. Michigan University, is the defended their state cham- ond half. In the 47th min- several key saves. Mahon leading the offense. Noblesville’s a great team. first Millers girls soccer pionship, beating the Gold- ute, Makenna Maloy took a “I told them they need- McMahon had several I know that our girls put player to receive the award. en Eagles 3-0. Noblesville corner kick that wound up ed to play 80 minutes to shots for Guerin Catholic, everything they could pos- “I’m super grateful,” scored one goal in the first in front of Ava Bramblett. win a state title, and this with Emersen Jennings and sibly get on the field. They said Potter. “I know a lot half, then added the other She easily kicked it in from was their best 80 minutes of Katie Koger making shots performed as best they of people have won this two goals in the second half about six feet to put No- the season,” said Brady. “It as well. could. We just couldn’t get before and I feel like it’s an on its way to back-to-back blesville up 2-0. was just exciting for me as Guerin Catholic fin- the result tonight.” honor just to be able to say state titles. The Millers made it 3-0 a coach to watch it all click ished its season 16-2-2. The The Millers finished that I am a winner and to “It’s awesome to come with 17:11 left in the game, and come together, because third-ranked Golden Ea- their season 17-0-1. No- say that people around me back here with these girls when Chatterton, a Univer- that’s a very good Guerin gles’ only two losses were blesville received another think of me in this way. It’s for a second time and win sity of Tennessee commit, team. I’ve watched them all to the teams rated above honor after the game, when really great.” Friday night football - Sectional semi-finals Big fourth quarter plays send Tigers past HSE By RICHIE HALL Minutes later, Fishers FISHERS - Just like it would get the ball back. did several weeks ago, big The Tigers made their way plays became a factor in a down to the 42, where Pre- Fishers-Hamilton South- witt threw a pass to Luke eastern football game. Valerio, who weaved his Both teams made their way into an open space and share of those big plays ran into the end zone. That when they met last Friday at put Fishers in front, and it Reynolds Tigers Stadium in added to its lead when Pre- the semi-finals of Class 6A witt threw a two-point con- Sectional 4. Fishers made version pass to Shaun Kim. two of them in the fourth The Tigers were now quarter: A long touchdown up by five points with 1:27 pass and an interception to go. The Royals began a in the end zone. That was furious drive, getting down enough to give the Tigers a to the Fishers 7. But with 34-29 win over the Royals less than 10 seconds to go, and advance to next week’s the Tigers’ Shawn Dunnuck championship game. intercepted a pass in the end “You need a spark. You zone, sealing the victory. need a big win for a pro- “I knew somebody had gram,” said Fishers coach to make a big play,” said Curt Funk, who picked up Dunnuck. “They were driv- his first post-season victory ing it down the field that as the Tigers coach. whole drive. And it was my man and I did my job and “We talked to the kids Photo by Joshua Herd all week about moments, did what I could. All thanks Fishers' Carson Dunn (left, 33) rushed for 193 yards in the Tigers' 34-29 victory over Hamilton and life’s about them and to my teammates. They Southeastern last Friday in the semi-finals of Class 6A Sectional 4. Pictured for the Royals is Devin sports are about them,” said played their hearts out. Funk. “And they made their They motivated the whole Dudley (62). moment tonight.” team and we kept it going Dunn blasted off on a 78- The score was now 7-7, and played really well,” said would hold until Fishers be- Fishers trailed 29-20 the whole game.” yard run into the end zone would remain so through Kelly. “They had a phenom- gan its fourth-quarter come- going into the fourth quar- “For years they’re go- early in the first quarter to the end of the quarter. enal game plan and played back. ter. The Tigers cut into that ing to talk about the Seth get the Tigers on the board McCall stepped up really hard. I thought our Dunn finished the game lead midway through the Dunnuck interception,” said first. Justin Sharkey’s- ex again for the Royals in the guys showed a lot of heart, with 193 yards rushing on period; after Carson Dunn Funk. “What a way to end tra-point kick gave Fishers second quarter. He ran in showed a lot of poise. At 20 carries, giving him the made a big run to get Fish- an outstanding game, and a 7-7 lead. two touchdowns, the first the end of the night, Fish- vast majority of the Ti- ers into scoring position, HSE, they played their tails Southeastern was in from nine yards and the sec- ers was the better team than gers’ rushing yards. Prewitt Lucas Prewitt punched the off. They had a great season control for the remainder of ond from one yard, the latter what we were.” completed 14 of 19 pass at- ball in from the one-yard and Coach (Michael) Kel- the first half. John McCall with 13 seconds left in the The Tigers mounted tempts for 220 yards, with line. Southeastern blocked ly’s done a great job there in found Dylan Conner for a half. Geroulis kicked both a comeback in the third Silas Martin making five the extra-point kick, but the his first year.” 38-yard touchdown pass, points afterwards, and HSE quarter, with Dunn once catches. Dunnuck totaled 13 Tigers were now within 29- Fishers set the tone of and Alex Geroulis tied it up led 21-7 at halftime. again making big plays. He tackles, with Collin Malone 26. the game early. Carson with his extra-point kick. “I thought our kids zoomed into the end zone making seven stops. on a 69-yard touchdown McCall was 13-of-21 as run early in the period, then the HSE quarterback, total- caught a 76-yard scoring ing 185 yards. Conner made pass from Prewitt midway five receptions for 103 through the quarter. yards, while Jace Alexan- “Carson Dunn did an der had four catches. Blaine outstanding job,” said Funk. Wertz led the rushing with “We challenged him. We 100 yards, followed by Mc- told him, ‘You’re going to Call with 96. Cole Earlew- have to come out here and ine led the Royals tackles you’re going to have to with six stops. bring it all night long,’ and Southeastern finished its he did. He just did an awe- season 6-3, and tied for sec- some job. Real proud of ond in the Hoosier Cross- him.” roads Conference standings. The Royals blocked the “We grew a significant extra point attempt after the amount,” said Kelly. “I ap- second touchdown to pre- preciate what our seniors serve a 21-20 lead. Then did for the program, just set- with less than a minute in ting the tone, setting the ex- the period, McCall scram- pectation. I thought they did bled into the end zone from some great things for us.” 18 yards. He followed that Fishers improved to 3-7 up with a two-point pass to after the win and will travel Will Gerig to put Southeast- to Westfield Friday to play ern ahead 29-20. That lead for the Sectional 4 title. A8 Sports Week of Nov. 2, 2020 Shamrocks beat Millers, advance to final Westfield cruised to a Webster went 5-for-9 semi-final victory in Class and totaled 90 passing yards, 6A Sectional 4 last Friday, in addition to 52 yards on beating Noblesville 35-0 at the ground. Hauser was the the Millers’ Beaver Materi- leading rusher with 59 yards, als Field. and Piening led the recep- The Shamrocks led 7-0 tions with three. Carson after the first quarter; Max- Voorhis and Zander Nguy- imus Webster got his team en both made seven tack- on the board with an 11-yard les; Gilbert said his defense touchdown run. The junior did a good job of “hanging quarterback then threw two in there” and stopping the touchdown passes in the Millers’ rushing attack. second period, a six-yard- “That’s hard to do,” said er to Jackson Wasserstrom Gilbert. midway through, then a 33- Holden Montarsi led yard scoring throw to Mason Noblesville’s rushing with Piening with just over a min- 55 yards, followed by Owen ute to go. Jones with 46. Seth Stone Micah Hauser also made 4.5 tackles for the scored on a three-yard Millers defense and also had touchdown run. Westfield one sack. opened the second half Noblesville finished the with Benji Welch taking the season 2-8. kickoff return and streaking “I’m very proud of the 95 yards into the end zone. way we fought all season Sean Sullivan made the ex- and proud of the senior class tra-point kick after all five for representing Noblesville touchdowns. High School well,” said We were able to get a Millers coach Dave Sharpe. couple through the air and a “We feel like we got a lot couple on the ground,” said of momentum for next year. ‘Rocks coach Jake Gilbert. A lot of our freshmen and He credited his team with sophomore and juniors are Reporter photo by Kent Graham being “real sharp to start,” fired up for the off-season.” Westfield's Maximus Webster (center) looks for running room as the Noblesville defense moves this after having last week Westfield is 9-1 and in during the Shamrocks-Millers game last Friday at Beaver Materials Field. Westfield won 35-0. off due to the 6A bye week hosts Fishers Friday for the Pictured for Noblesville is Zach Blevins (23) and Mason Bohland (38). and Fall Break. Sectional 4 championship. Carmel pulls away from Pike, 38-14 After its regular-sea- count. Then with less than son game with Pike went a minute to go in the half, to double overtime, Carm- Zach Osborne rushed the el was aware that the Red ball in from 29 yards. That Devils would pose a chal- gave the Greyhounds a lenge during last Friday’s 14-0 halftime lead. Sectional 5 semi-final Spencer Hanna added a game at Carmel Stadium. field goal in the third quar- The Greyhounds ter to extend Carmel’s lead learned their lessons well, to 17-0. Pike scored on a and stayed focus through- 12-yard pass minutes later, out the game, which they and the score was now 17- won going away, 38-17. 7. But the ‘Hounds began Carmel scored 21 points the fourth quarter with a 27- in the fourth quarter to pull yard touchdown throw from away from Pike. Osborne to Zach White. “We answered each The Red Devils cut that time, but still was a dif- lead to 24-14 with another ficult challenge against touchdown pass. Carmel somebody that we knew answered again, as Os- was capable of challenging borne broke loose for a us the way they did,” said 75-yard touchdown run. Greyhounds coach John Hebert credited Osborne Reporter photo by Kirk Green Hebert. with “really executing the Carmel quarterback Ryan Osborne (center) runs in for a touchdown as the Greyhound linemen put Carmel scored one offense really well,” and together solid blocks during the Carmel-Pike Sectional 5 semi-final game last Friday. The Greyhounds touchdown in each quar- with leading the ‘Hounds won 38-14 and will play at Brownsburg Friday for the sectional championship. ter of the first half. Luke to a point where they were five extra points. linebacker Dominic Pad- ing, followed by White Carmel is 8-2 and plays Conley punched the ball in in control of the game. Hebert said his team’s jean. with 103 yards. Osborne at Brownsburg Friday in from the one-yard line mid- Ethan Hall added an- defense “played with great “Those two were phe- went 5-of-10 in passing for the Sectional 5 champion- way through the first quar- other rushing touchdown focus.” That included good nomenal,” said Hebert. 80 yards, with White and ship game. The Bulldogs ter; it was his only carry of midway through the fourth play from defensive line- Osborne finished the Jaedon King both making beat their rival Avon 34-31 the game, but he made it quarter. Hanna kicked all man Scott Hudson and game with 142 yards rush- two catches each. to advance to the final. No. 1 Lutheran sails past Blackhawks Sheridan put up some the first, then poured in 21 resistance against top- points in both the second ranked Indianapolis Lu- and third periods. theran last Friday when the “We scored and had two teams met in the Class two golden opportuni- 1A Sectional 46 semi-final ties to put it in again and at Bud Wright Stadium. fumbled,” said Wright. The Blackhawks “We went downhill from scored first against the there.” Saints. But after that, Lu- Cameron Hovey theran took over and sailed scored one more touch- to a 55-12 victory. down for Sheridan, punch- Silas DeVaney got ing the ball in from the one Sheridan on the board, with 2:26 left in the fourth. making a 52-yard run into Hovey led the rushing with the end zone to put the 96 yards, while DeVaney ‘Hawks ahead 6-0 in the gained 94 yards. first quarter. But the Saints Sheridan finished its scored twice after that in season with a 5-5 record.

Photo by Si DeVaney III Golden Eagles Sheridan's Cameron Hovey rushed for 96 yards in the Blackhawks' Sectional 46 game with fall to Chatard Indianapolis Lutheran last Friday at Bud Wright Stadium. Guerin Catholic fell in scoring 21 points to lead the semi-finals of Class 3A 28-7 at halftime. The Tro- Sectional 28 last Friday, jans added two more scores as it was beaten by No. in the third quarter, includ- 1-ranked Bishop Chatard ing a kickoff return for a 42-7 at the Trojans' field. touchdown and then a 24- The Golden Eagles yard run into the end zone. stayed with the Chatard in Danny Rhoad led the the first quarter. The Trojans Golden Eagles rushing with scored first on a six-yard 57 yards, while Albert to- run, but Guerin answered taled 43 yards. Sam Mill- when Jagger Albert made a er went 5-for-8 in passing nine-yard rush into the end and totaled 50 yards, while zone. Addison Lushin made Rhoad was 2-for-4 for 30 the extra-point kick, and the yards. Ryan Glenn made score was tied 7-7 after the five catches. first period. Guerin Catholic fin- Chatard began to take ished its season with a 4-5 over in the second quarter, record. Week of Nov. 2, 2020 Sports A9 Cross country state finals Carmel girls reclaim team championship The Carmel girls cross country team reclaimed the state championship last Saturday. The Greyhounds won their first state title in four years, scoring 52 points to triumph at the LaVern Gib- son Cross Country Course in Terre Haute. Carmel held off two-time defending champion Fort Wayne Carroll by 25 points; the Chargers totaled 77 points to finish as runner-up. The Greyhounds’ depth was the key, as all five of their scoring runners scored less than 20 points each. Three Carmel runners placed in the top 25, earning medals and All- State honors. Senior Annie Christie finished her spec- Reporter photo by Kent Graham tacular season by taking The Carmel girls cross country team won its first state championship since 2016 last Saturday at the LaVern Gibson Cross third place in a time of 18 Country Course in Terre Haute. The Greyhounds scored 52 points, holding off two-time defending champion Fort Wayne minutes, 18.9 seconds. Carroll by 25 points. Junior Alivia Romaniuk Noblesville took 13th ilton Heights senior Maria als and All-State honors. Hamilton Southeast- ished his superb career by placed 15th and freshman place with a total of 308 Mitchell finished in 23rd. Sophomore Kole Mathison ern scored 228 points for a placing seventh, giving Cara Naas finished 20th. points; freshman Nadia Pe- In the boys meet, Carm- placed third in a time of sixth-place finish, its high- him a medal and All-State The victory was the rez finished in 46th to lead el was the team runner-up 15:36.4. Senior Jacob Fish- est result at state since also honors. 19th state championship the Millers. Fishers placed for the second year in a row. er finished in 21st, while ju- taking sixth in 2015. Junior Guerin Catholic ran for the ‘Hounds, extend- 19th as a team, with junior The Greyhounds scored nior Charlie Schuman took Nolan Satterfield had an well in its first appearance ing its already state-record Anna Runion’s 43rd-place 112 points, with Colum- 25th. outstanding meet, placing at state as a team, taking total. finish pacing the Tigers. bus North winning the state Fishers made the po- ninth for a medal and All- 10th. Seniors Dominic Three other Hamilton Two more county run- championship by totaling dium for the third year in State honors. Stein (49th) and Austin County teams participat- ners both competed as in- 63 points. This marked the a row by placing fifth as Noblesville also had Callahan (50th) led the way ed in the meet. Hamilton dividuals, and they both ninth consecutive year that a team. The Tigers scored an excellent meet, taking for the Golden Eagles. Southeastern finished in finished in the top 25 to re- the ‘Hounds finished in the 196 points. Senior Will seventh as a team. That is Two Westfield runners ninth place with a score of ceive medals and All-State top two at state. Clark finished in 17th place the Millers’ highest finish competed as individuals. 282 points. Freshman Mag- honors. Guerin Catholic The Carmel boys also individually, giving him a at state since they were Junior Kai Connor finished gie Powers led the Royals sophomore Bridget Galla- had three runners land in medal and All-State hon- runners-up back in 2010. in 63rd place, while senior by placing 42nd. gher placed 13th and Ham- the top 25, earning med- ors. Senior Travis Hickner fin- Jacob Beene took 113th.

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