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Nickel Row development opening next to Nickel Plate Trail
Developers and city officials celebrated a milestone for a new neighborhood adjacent to the Nickel Plate Trail near downtown Fishers with an Oct. 22 ribbon cutting. The Nickel Row model home, one of the first three of 35 townhomes from developers Onyx+East and Meyer Najem, is complete and available for potential buyers to view. Set on about 3 acres off Fishers Pointe Boulevard next to Holy Family Episcopal Church, the three-story townhomes are available at a starting price in the mid-$500,000 range.
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Retirees Are Finding Cheap Homes And A Slower Pace In Small-Town Rushville, Indiana
Some retirees spend years chasing the perfect place to settle, only to realize the answer was a quiet county seat in eastern Indiana all along. This small city has just over six thousand residents, a courthouse at its center, and a name borrowed from a man who signed the Declaration of Independence.
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City orders condemnation, demolition for neglected Sycamore Street residence
The Columbus Board of Public Works and Safety approved code enforcement's request for a vacate, condemnation, demolition, and legal action order on the unsafe structure. Code enforcement officials said the property had previously been condemned under prior ownership and was recently sold. However, no remediation work was completed within the...
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Brownsburg subdivision proposal heads toward November plan commission hearing
The future of about 18 acres of wooded land behind Calvary United Methodist Church remains uncertain as plans for a proposed Brownsburg subdivision move toward a public hearing and neighbors continue efforts to preserve the property. Grand Communities, the parent company of Fischer Homes, has proposed Woodland Reserve, a 20-lot...
The Star Press
Academy of Model Aeronautics officials ponder sale of local property
MUNCIE, IN — Officials with the Academy of Model Aeronautics are contemplating selling the group's 1,100-acre property in Delaware County. For more than three decades, the AMA has operated an international aeromodeling center and National Model Aviation Museum at the site along East Memorial Drive in Liberty Township, over the years drawing thousands of hobbyists from all over the world. In recent weeks, rumors have circulated that the AMA might be selling its Delaware County property to make way for a data-center facility. Local officials — including Mayor Dan Ridenour, the Delaware County commissioners and staff for the Delaware-Muncie Metropolitan Plan Commission — maintain they have received no information about plans for a data center. Concerns about possible plans for a data center have prompted a local group, Protect Delaware County, to host a "public town hall" on the topic, set for 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 26, at Oakwood Retreat center, 3801 S. Delaware County Road 575 E. At a meeting of the county commissioners on Monday, Oct. 19, a member of that organization, Jackson Franklin, said he "and many others" are concerned about rumors of "a data center coming to Muncie, specifically the east side near the reservoir."
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Columbus Panel Backs 40-Unit Goeller Boulevard Duplex Plan, But Vote Splits 6-2
4450 & 4570 W. Goeller Blvd. — Approximate Site of Proposed Annexation. A developer's plan to bring 40 duplex units to a stretch of W. Goeller Boulevard in Columbus Township cleared a key hurdle this week, but not without a fight. TDAK Development Inc. is seeking to annex 12.64 acres at 4450 and 4570 W. Goeller Boulevard, and while the annexation sailed through unanimously, the companion rezoning request split the Columbus Plan Commission 6-2.
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Voter: think long term before choosing to increase property taxes
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