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Westfield council OKs short-term rental rules
The Westfield City Council approved a new ordinance Nov. 9 establishing regulations for short-term rentals, including a permit program for those business owners. The ordinance allows the city to temporarily revoke a permit if a property owner racks up three or more citations annually for noise, parking, maintenance, etc. Councilors had delayed a vote on the issue Oct. 12 to provide time to adjust some of the language in the ordinance after it was introduced Sept. 28.
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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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Zionsville in brief — November 10, 2026
Grocery store rezone pushed to December — The Zionsville Town Council won’t vote on a rezone request for a grocery store at the intersection of 300 South and U.S. 421 until December. The town council did not hear the request at its Nov. 2 meeting, opting to push it to next month. A 30,000-square-foot unspecified grocery store is proposed for the busy intersection. The Zionsville Plan Commission gave the rezone an unfavorable recommendation last month.
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Westfield students become ‘Life Ready’ through Japanese exchange
For 35 Westfield High School (WHS) students, the summer of 2026 included an exciting opportunity to travel more than 6,000 miles from home. In July, these students spent two weeks in Japan as part of the Yamate Gakuin Exchange Program, an ongoing cultural exchange between WHS and Yamate Gakuin Junior and Senior High School in the Yokohama area.
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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.
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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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Lehman steady for Starfires in opening victory over Eastbrook
The South Adams Starfires overcame a shaky third quarter to hang on for a win in their season opener, beating Eastbrook Saturday, 46-37, thanks to a near triple-double night by Ana Lehman. Eager to get the season started, it looked like it was going to be an absolute runaway in...
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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...