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Housing advocate announces Carmel City Council bid
A housing advocate is running for the Carmel City Council to address concerns with what he calls “top-down development.”. Dakota Crawford, who helped launch the nonprofit Strong Towns Carmel, announced his campaign through a Nov. 9 video posted on social media. “Our seniors and young families are getting priced...
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After reducing bond, Carmel school board questions $10M additional appropriation
Last month, the Carmel Clay Schools board of trustees reduced a bond to pay for facility renovations and other projects from $59 million to $55 million. So, at their Nov. 4 meeting, school board members said they were surprised to see a resolution tied to the bond appropriating an additional $10 million. The meeting agenda states the resolution will appropriate bond proceeds, but school board members – and the district’s chief finance officer – questioned the amount.
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Ninety years of tickling the ivories
Lou Newman’s lifelong passion brings joy to StoryPoint Carmel. StoryPoint Carmel the sound of piano music is a familiar part of everyday life, thanks to 95-year-old resident Louise “Lou” Newman. With nearly 500 songs in her repertoire, Lou plays daily, filling the senior living community with familiar melodies and bringing smiles to residents, team members, and visitors.
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Zionsville eye surgical center aims to disrupt healthcare industry
Zionsville has a new optical surgery center, and according to its owner, it’s one of the first of its kind in the nation. Lucent Surgery & Aesthetics celebrated its grand opening with an open house Nov. 6. The center is at 10880 U.S. 421, on the second floor of the building that houses Security Federal Savings Bank. Lucent started seeing patients Oct. 30.