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Cute Collections Resides In Carmel’s Chatham Home
DRESS UP YOUR dining room, front porch, home office, and beyond with clever knickknacks and high-quality furnishings and decor from Chatham Home, which recently moved from Mass Ave to the Carmel Arts & Design District. The shop has a bit of everything—solid wood furniture, wall art, pillows, doorknockers, candles, soaps, office stationery, and more. The littles will enjoy digging through the toy shelves and candy bins. If you don’t stop by for the decor, do it for the tongue-in-cheek coasters with sayings like “I Wish I Had More Middle Fingers” and “Why Am I The Only Naked Person at This Gender Reveal Party?” Store COO Hope Harsin (shown above, right, with mom and owner Faith Felder) says they’re a customer favorite. “I love hearing people cackling from across the store.” Make sure to grab a sample of the kernel- and gluten-free Puffy Pop popcorn on your way out.
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Carmel City Council President Matthew Snyder receives IPRA Elected Official of the Year Award
Carmel City Council President Matthew J. Snyder has received the Indiana Park and Recreation Association (IPRA) Elected Official of the Year Award for his tireless advocacy and support of Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation (CCPR). Snyder accepted the award on Nov. 6 at this year’s IPRA annual conference in Fort...
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Volunteers needed at Carmel Comedy Club
The Carmel Comedy Club has shows coming up throughout November and December, and they need volunteers to help those clean-comedy shows succeed. Volunteers will help with greeting and seating guests, handing out programs, as well as distributing refreshments. No experience is needed. Night shifts include the 7 p.m. shows on...
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Dubious Buys Raise Alarm Over Local Control of Opioid Cash
This article by Aneri Pattani first appeared in KFF Health News, republished with permission. State and local governments spent about $3.7 billion in opioid settlement funds last year. That’s more than the median annual income of 42,000 American families combined. The money comes from companies that were sued for...
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Anna Schappaugh announced bid for Zionsville mayor
Zionsville Mayor John Stehr will have a challenger in the Republican primary next year. Anna Schappaugh formed a committee to start fundraising for a mayoral run. She will challenge Stehr, who announced his reelection bid earlier this year, in the May 4, 2027 primary election. Schappaugh and her family moved...
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REGIONALS: Flip the Script with DC Hendrix
Now that we crowned some sectional champions, it is on to regionals, where things really start to get real. We still have at least one northeast Indiana team playing in all six classes. This is always the moment in the season where it starts getting more difficult as the field dwindles and the best teams rise to the top.
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Carmel parks make Indiana history with third national award
Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation has earned its third National Gold Medal Award for Excellence in Park and Recreation Management, becoming the first park agency in Indiana to win the award three times. The American Academy for Park and Recreation Administration, in partnership with the National Recreation and Park Association,...