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18-year-old sentenced to 95 years for botched Anderson hit by crime organization
ANDERSON, Ind. — An 18-year-old will serve the rest of his life behind bars for his role in a botched hit that led to the shooting death of a 26-year-old woman in Anderson last year. The Madison County Prosecutor’s Office announced that 18-year-old Rejon Smith of Centralia, Illinois, has been sentenced to 95 years in […]
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Westfield council rejects Lakes at Freemont development
The Westfield City Council voted 4-3 during its Nov. 9 meeting to reject Fischer Homes’ plans for The Lakes at Freemont, a proposed neighborhood along Freemont Moore Road and 193rd Street, with one councilor taking issue with the proposed development’s “leapfrog” and “pumpkin tooth” site plan.
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How This Unique Burger Spot Turns Every Meal Into a FLAVOR-PACKED Adventure in Carmel, IN
Picking one burger can feel like choosing a favorite song halfway through a great playlist, and Flight Burger in Carmel has built its menu around that delicious dilemma. Here, a flight lets you try three smaller sandwiches instead of committing your entire appetite to one combination. Between bacon jam, grilled...
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Shaffer: new tax rate in Carmel is “unwelcome”
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Carmel School Board Balks at $10M Bond Add-On After Shrinking Project to $55M
Carmel Clay Schools trustees shaved $4 million off a bond meant to pay for facility renovations and other projects, cutting it from $59 million down to $55 million. Then, at their Nov. 4 meeting, board members were blindsided by a resolution asking them to appropriate an additional $10 million in bond proceeds on top of that reduced figure, and they were not having it.