The Fishers Police Department is investigating a rape that occurred on a neighborhood trail in the Royalwood sub-division. (North of 116th Street and Olio Road) The incident occurred on or around February 5, 2007.
The Department of Child Services contacted our investigators on March 12, 2007. An interview at Chaucies’s Place was completed […]

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I’ve been asked several times, why Tranquil Counseling over another counseling practice? The reasons are as varied as they are important. *All aspects of why choose this particular counseling center are important. I’d like to share some of these reasons so that you can better understand why Tranquil Counseling is better overall than other counseling […]

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Fearing they had been exposed to anthrax, hundreds of people converged on Hamilton Southeastern High School Saturday eager to get ahold of antibiotics. Counselors and uniformed police officers were on hand to deal with the panicked crowd.

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Submitted by Chelsea Vargas: Spring is here! This means that daffodils are in bloom, children are playing outside, and of course, March Madness is in full swing. It also means that it is time for the BOSTON MARATHON. Every year The Matty Eappen Foundation selects 10 individuals to take on the task […]

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Two students in Hamilton Southeastern’s schools earned National Scholastic Art Awards recently.
Hamilton Southeastern High School senior Hope Smith received a Silver Key Award for a colored pencil drawing entitled “Library.” Hamilton Southeastern Junior High student Katie Lightfoot also was honored with a Silver Key Award for her sculpture titled “Don’t Throw the Baby Out […]

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Andrew Littlefield is passionate about two things: film-making and finding a cure for breast cancer.
The 27-year-old Sandstone resident has found a way to combine these two passions by filming a documentary about the Avon Foundation’s Avon Walk for Breast Cancer in Chicago. Littlefield himself will be walking up to 39 miles (a marathon and a […]

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“We are Greek, and Greeks feed people,” says Harry Arsi, one of the new owners of the Station Restaurant in Fishers.
Arsi, along with Peter Simeon and Ernest Tamaras—all seasoned restaurateurs—opened the restaurant on 116th Street near the Fishers train depot.
All three have spent most of their lives in the restaurant business. Peter and Ernest worked […]

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Although the new Don Hinds Ford Dealership is located just feet away from its old location, this state-of-the-art showroom is nothing like the dealership’s former abode of 19 years.
“Something needs to change,” owner Bud Colglazier said.“ Every so often you need to change your look, or you’ll get left in the dust.”
The only dust left […]

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Kids and adults won’t want to miss the chance to experience fine culture and quality music once a month. Free concerts are now happening on the Second Tuesday of each month at the Ji-Eun Lee Music Academy beginning at 7 p.m.
With performances from professional musicians, the free concerts feature selections intended to entertain and inspire […]

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Dr. Rob Rudicel lets out a frustrated sigh as he picks up a small wire he finds lying near the infant weigh station at North Star Pediatrics.
It’s a guitar string—not a typical object found in the pediatric office. And Dr. Rob knows just where it came from. His brother, Scott, has just left after a […]

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