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with Fishers High School, Hamilton Southeastern High School and the Fishers Rotary Club to put the program together. The process for applying for scholarships at Ham“The Rotary Club has a rich history of supporting ilton Southeastern Schools just got a technological local students both through our scholarship as well update thanks to the Hamilton as project-based funding,â€? Fishers Rotary Club PresiEDUCATION Southeastern School Foundation. dent Gregg Hiland said. “The SmarterSelect opportuBeginning in November, students nity is a natural extension of our work since it serves can now officially apply for scholarships through a students, faculty and families throughout digital platform called SmarterSelect, making Fishers. We believe it is a great investment in the application process much more efficient the future of this remarkable community.â€? for both students and staff. Before the new system, students were “It allows students to really focus on the forced to submit applications via hardcopy, merits of the application and what makes making application for several different scholthem unique, and the process really posiarships tedious. Students will now have the tions their strengths and skill sets,â€? HSSF ability to apply for more than 36 different Executive Director Freedom Kolb said. “It’s Kolb scholarship opportunities through a single timesaving for our students, but it’s also for medium. our faculty, specifically guidance counselors “Your senior year in high school is exciting, but can and faculty coaches/advisors that do reference letalso be overwhelming,â€? HSE senior and HSSF Board ters, so they can also do it all online in a point click member Mindy Pratt said. “This tool allows me to fosystem. They were literally doing copied paper forms cus on putting together the best possible application, where students were having to do a ‘please print not on repetitive paperwork.â€? legibly’ kind of thing.â€? For more, visit www.hsefoundation.org Over the past several months, HSSF partnered

DISPATCHES Chaucie’s Place launches â€œAre You All Inâ€? campaign to train teachers – Chaucie’s Place has kicked off a child sexual abuse prevention initiative. Chaucie’s Place will train every Hamilton County school district in Stewards of Children. Stewards of Children is a prevention program that teaches adults how Stark to prevent, recognize and respond appropriately to a disclosure or suspicion of abuse. To learn more, visit www.chauciesplace.org. State Road 37 project announcement – Fishers and surrounding areas should expect a big announcement regarding the future of State Road 37. On Dec. 10 Fishers and Hamilton County officials will announce plans to develop roundabouts to replace several stoplights at intersections along the highway between 126th and 146th Street. Once completed, the highway is proposed to resemble the Keystone Parkway design in Carmel. Details are still being finalized but the project is expected to cost approximately $124 million.

Mayor’s Night Out Emily Hansen, with her husband, Christopher, and son, David, bring up environmental concerns relating to expanding the city.

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Fishers High School student Maria Diebolt was recognized nationwide as Dove’s Speak Beautiful Ambassador. (Submitted photo) Founded Jan. 25, 2011, at Fishers, IN Vol. V, No. 47 Copyright 2013. Current Publishing, LLC All Rights Reserved. 30 South Range Line Road Carmel, IN 46032 317.489.4444 info@youarecurrent.com The views of the columnists in Current in Fishers are their own and do not necessarily reflect the positions of this newspaper.

Assistant Police Chief Mitch Thompson talks about schools and traffic safety. (Photos by Molly Simmons) The City of Fishers hosted a Mayor’s Night Out event Dec. 1 at Lantern Road Elementary. Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness and other city department heads gathered for an opportunity to interact with residents and answer questions they may have.

Director of Engineering Jeff Hill, left, speaks to citizens while Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness and other department heads listen on. City department heads attended the event prepared to answer any questions the public had to offer.

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Looking for change on mental health Commentary by Todd Zimmerman One hundred and fifty-seven. Reflect on that number as you read on. Mental health is not something we MENTAL HEALTH openly discuss. The majority of people do not feel comfortable sharing anxieties, feelings of depression or suicidal thoughts. Despite being uncomfortable with the topic, we must courageously take this conversation on. Our community, and every community around the country, is dealing with the results of mental health challenges. One hundred and fifty-seven is the number of immediate detentions the Fishers Police Dept. made because someone expressed a desire to hurt themselves or someone else in 2014. Last fall, Mayor Fadness called me away from the crowd and said, “We need to address mental health in our community. This is important to me, and I know it’s important to you. We need to do something of substance that makes a lasting impact.” It was obvious this was coming from the heart, without regard for politics, not in front of people for accolades. Instead, it came from his desire to challenge the norm – to address 157 head-on.

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Lasting, true change does not occur because of government. It occurs when people rise up and say “Enough!” The facts are that we have an enemy that does not respect distinctions. Mental illness hits all ages, races and economic classes… it can and does impact anyone. The question becomes, how can we create a safe space where one can share life’s challenges without being pushed away? It starts with us. Beginning in our homes, we can creLasting, true change does not occur because of government. It occurs when people rise up and say “Enough!” ate that change. Once homes are safe places of honest discussion, those homes then create neighborhoods that watch out for each other. Do you have a neighbor that struggles with depression? Chances are you do. Hamilton Southeastern Supt. Dr. Allen Bourff asked me a striking question, “Where are the clergy in this issue?” Not that long ago it was a partnership of home, church and school that guided our young people to adulthood. That partnership still has tremendous potential. Religious leaders, we are asking for your help. You have the capacity to transform

the city through open and honest dialogue about mental health. One suicide is too much. However, I would push that even further. One person consumed with dark depression and anxiety is too much. Every life matters, every person is important. We are asking you to become part of our next step in starting this conversation in our community, and join us for a Mental Health Religious Leaders Lunch Forum on Dec. 16 at city hall. I want change. However, this change cannot take place at city hall. The police cannot fix this. The real change will occur in our neighborhoods, at our places of worship, in the office and around the dinner table. I entered politics because of a desire to create lasting impact… not momentary hype. Will you join in this journey? It will not be easy. Although, is anything important in life easy? The 157 immediate detentions from last year cannot be recalled, but we do not have to let that happen again. Todd Zimmerman is a Fishers City Councilor-at-Large and loss prevention specialist at Connor Insurance. He can be reached at Zimmermant@fishers.in.us.

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Meet your leaders: Steven D. Hardin As the Hamilton Co. Leadership Academy approaches its 25th anniversary in 2016, Current is highlighting local leaders who have helped build and sustain the program, which focuses on strengthening our community by developing informed leaders. In June, another class of engaged citizens will join the 600-plus graduates already working to make a difference. Steve Hardin, HCLA Class of 2003 Hometown: Fishers Lives and works: Fishers Family: Wife Judy; sons Zach, Michael and Ty Career: Partner, Faegre Baker Daniels law firm Community involvement: Hardin serves as pro bono counsel for Habitat for Humanity of Hamilton Co. and is on the board directors at Janus Development Services, Inc. and the Paul I. Cripe Charitable Foundation. He also is a member of the Board of Elders at Geist Christian Church. Nice to know: “I gave up golf six years ago, and now I enjoy hiking, camping, triathlons, cycling and running (and frying turkeys on Thanksgiving!)�

Biggest HCLA takeaway: “Hamilton County is made up of smart, caring and energetic people doing amazing things all around Hardin the county.â€? Favorite HCLA activity: “Opening retreat in southern Indiana and karaoke at the local bar that closed at 8 p.m.!â€? Most valuable lesson learned through HCLA: â€œOur county is where it is now, in large part, due to the men and women leaders of years past; and we owe them a huge debt of gratitude. The county is going‌ where it is going due to the vision and strengths of our current leaders. “The ‘art’ of understanding how the county works includes taking your time to establish relationships with the people involved in all levels of leadership within the county and city structures.â€? Last book you read? â€œNo Man Left Behindâ€? by Patrick Morley Favorite thing to do in Hamilton County: â€œEnjoy a concert at the Nickel Plate Amphitheatre.â€?

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Secret Families seeks support 1h <PaZ 0\Qa^VX “ mark@youarecurrent.com Tom Flanagan is hoping participation and donations for Secret Families of Hamilton County grows in its secGIVING BACK ond year. The organization is based on the model started in Muncie and Delaware County several years ago by Flanagan’s friend Al Holden. Madison County started five years ago. Flanagan and his wife Mary Beth started it in Hamilton County in 2014. â€œWorking on recommendations from school principals and guidance counselors from elementary schools in the area, they provide us with names of families that are in extreme need at Christmas time,â€? Flanagan said. The school districts represented Noblesville, Westfield and Fishers. Flanagan said as funds grow, they will add schools. The event is set for Dec. 12, with volunteers shopping in the morning at Meijer. Presents are then wrapped and delivered that day. Volunteers also may register to work that day. There were 110 volunteers last year. “We’re hoping to serve 10 to 15 families this year,â€? said Flanagan, whose group served eight families and 40 individuals last year. Flanagan said they spend $550 per family.

Mary Beth Flanagan and Sharon Kaufman help wrap presents during the 2014 event. (Submitted photo)

“We interview the family so we get the names, ages and sizes of everyone in the household along with their needs,â€? Flanagan said. “We serve needs not wants. For the younger kids, we will take care of some wants as well. Every little boy and girl need their Barbie doll or toy truck at Christmas time. We do those things, but also take care of clothing needs, etc.â€? In addition to individually wrapped presents for everyone in the family, the family will get a decorated Christmas tree, a Bible and a $50 Meijer gift card to purchase food for the holiday. For more, to donate or to get involved, visit secretfamilieshc.org.

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Being a radical Christian Commentary by Mike Colaw My social media news feed is flooded with statements claiming radical religious people are dangerous. I want to RELIGION pause for a moment and think about this statement – religious extremism. What exactly is a radical religious person of any faith? I am assuming people who use this term are referring to those who wholeheartedly follow their faith system in all its teachings. If they claim these people are dangerous, the implication is that moderate religious people are good. I want to weigh Christianity against this claim, beginning with the premise that a radical Christian is a New Testament follower of Jesus Christ. So, let’s not get hung up on Old Testament stories here. Though I love academically working through complex Old Testament stories and historical literary styles, for now let’s focus on Jesus and the New Testament. That is indeed what a “Christian” is. Radical Christians make the time and sacrificially give of their resources to serve those who are in need. They have compassion, are gracious and forgiving. They bear the difficulties of life together. Extremist followers of Jesus are not those who are murdering people or cursing out homosexuals. They aren’t those torturing or abusing anyone in the name of Jesus. A true extreme Christian example would be someone more like Mother Teresa or Dr. Martin Luther King. A radical religious person should be defined as someone who looks most like their founder. Please don’t compare true, fully committed adherents of this faith system to heretics who have twisted Christianity to accomplish a goal that does not at all match the heart of Jesus Christ. By the way, this is what it means scripturally to take the Lord’s name in vain. It has nothing to do with curse words. So if you are a follower of Christ, the next time you come across a social media post claiming all radical people are dangerous drop a photo of Mother Teresa or Dr. King in that newsfeed as an example of true extreme Christianity. Mike Colaw is the director of ministries at Trinity Church. You may email him at justthink@ luke117. com. Visit his Web sites www. trinitywesleyan.com or www. luke117.com

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Having fun with homework Commentary by Heather Kestian My oldest hates homework, unless it has anything to do with math. Math is fun, which is exactly how I felt about the FAMILY subject. Perhaps, the way you feel about math is genetic? We have had our homework battles. I imagine my son and me as Beyblades some nights – two of us enter the Stadium of Homework Battles, only one will leave a victor! Truth be told, I rarely know who has won. He inevitably ends up completing his homework, but not without leaving me with scars to prove that we spun around in circles, completely wound up at one point but ending on our sides, without an ounce of energy left inside. However, this simply cannot continue to be the way to approach this subject. He has plenty of time left in school, and I have way more kids that will face this issue. So I do what any smart person does when what you have been doing no longer works – you change. One night, he asked me if he needed to do his homework. I told him, “no.” Why on earth would I have said that? Good question, allow me to explain. I will not always be around to tell him what to do and when to do it. I told him he did not have to do his homework, but he should be ready for the consequences. He decided to evaluate the situation – what were the consequences? Well, I have no idea, but certainly there are consequences. I told him I was going to clean the bathroom, and he could decide what he wanted to do: his homework or something else. When I came back in the room, guess who was doing his homework? No battle, no debating the merits of homework, only the sight that it was being done. But this time, by someone who may better see the value in homework, since it is now his decision of when and how to complete it. Personal responsibility is a good thing. Heather Kestian is a Fishers resident and mother. She holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism, as well as a master’s degree in education. Her family moved to Fishers in 2010.

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singing Positivity FHS junior becomes a Speak Beautiful Ambassador for brand with music 1h 0]]P BZX]]Ta “ anna@youarecurrent.com Fishers High School junior Maria Diebolt is used to being in the COVER STORY spotlight. Being a pop star, Maria is somewhat of a local celebrity. Yet in fall of 2015, she was recognized nationwide as one of Dove’s Speak Beautiful Ambassadors – the result of an online campaign through social media. “They chose people who were influential, young, female music artists who had a strong personality on social media and being positive,� Diebolt said. “They chose music artists because in our lyrics we express ourselves a lot.� Maria just released a song, “Shake Up the World,� which is available on iTunes, and recently visited Los Angeles to work in a recording studio. “Dove contacted me after looking at wellknown female artists with a strong social media presence, and there were only 40 in the country,� Diebolt said. “I can’t believe they chose me out of all the great artists in the country.� Being a Speak Beautiful Ambassador is more a way of life than anything else. “Once you’re an ambassador, you’re always an ambassador. Whether I’m a Dove Ambassador or not, I’m going to be doing this for the rest of my life,� Diebolt said. “I like having the label, but even without the label I would still be (promoting positivity).� Diebolt plans on pursuing music as her career, although she admitted that college would be her back-up plan. She said her visit to the California recording studio really made her realize she wanted to be a singer. “I don’t play instruments. I like to say my throat is my instrument,� she said, although she has recently considered taking guitar

Maria Diebolt is a Fishers High School junior. (Photos by Anna Skinner)

lessons. She oftentimes performs with the local band Xanadu. The band’s manager, Lisa Sauce, is working with Diebolt to form a band. “She’s really taken me under her wing,â€? Diebolt said. After being selected as Dove’s Speak Beautiful Ambassador, Diebolt uses more Dove products than ever, although she said she “loves Dove anyway.â€? “The whole Speak Beautiful campaign means the absolute world to me,â€? Diebolt said. “It’s basically something I’ve always wanted to do. It’s just something to live for every day.â€? She often times sings pop, but mixes in some country as well. “I want my music to touch everyone whether you’re 5 or 80, normally it’s for midteens, but my goal is to ultimately reach every aspect,â€? Diebolt said. She said it’s just her and her mom at home, which gives her even more inspiration. “Maria has a really strong moral compass and is ready to do her part to help make this world a better place. When this opportunity with Dove came along, it was a perfect fit with Maria,â€? Maria’s mother, Ann, said. “It's really what her life is all about right now - making a conscious choice to be positive, being kind and helping others, erasing the negativity especially in social media and just making her little corner of the world a better place.â€?

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Age: 17 Family: Mother, Ann Diebolt Hobbies: Dancing and singing Years singing: Entire life Biggest gig: 100,000 people at Circle of Lights Normal gig: 30-50 people Website: www.facebook.com/mariadiebolt

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We know from independent marketplace research that arts, entertainment and dining are of upmost importance to our readers. For that reason, when the opportunity arose to help sponsor the New Year’s Extravaganza at the Palladium on the campus of the Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel, we jumped at the chance. And so it is that the Palladium will be the venue Dec. 31 for parties, cocktails and hors d’oeuvres throughout the site and live entertainment, including local favorites The Bishops, Flatbed Twitch, as well as karaoke by P3 Productions. After whetting your appetite with all that, you will enter the main performance area to be treated to a main-stage concert by The Hot Sardines, a high-energy band featuring unique and vintage dancehall stylings. The Sardines are “one of the best jazz bands in New York today,” states Forbes magazine, while The Guardian reports, “The charismatic front-runners of vintage jazz play big halls as if they’ve just dropped in to a party.” As the Palladium says, it’s going to be a guaranteed bash. Tickets include champagne, two drink vouchers, hors d’oeuvres, the concert and all the preliminary festivities! As of press time, ticket prices were starting at $100. Those may be purchased at thecenterpresents.org. If you have a group of 12 or more revelers, ticket purchases may be arranged by calling the box office at 819.3503. We hope you’ll be a part of the party that we’re only too pleased to support. In concert with the festivities, our partner, Renaissance Indianapolis North Hotel, is offering a four-course dinner for two as a prelude and an overnight stay as a postlude for $230. You may make a reservation at aws.passkey.com. Brian Kelly, publisher, and Steve Greenberg, general manager, are co-owners of Current Publishing, LLC. Write them at info@ youarecurrent.com.

BELIEVE IT! Our nation has all sorts of arcane, nonsensical laws on the books. Each week, we’ll share one with you. In Rhode Island ropes may not be strung across a highway. Source: dumblaws.com

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The easy button

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The office supply giant Staples is well into an advertising run extolling the ease with which we can order, restock and manage our need for paper, pens and printer ink refills. In the campaign, various users are imagined to be confronted with an office supply dilemma and they push a big red “easy” button wherein the problem is instantly resolved and the challenge is successfully confronted. The ads have proven so successful that the retailer is now offering mock-ups of the easy button at its stores. And, they are selling quite well. Wouldn’t it be wonderful to have such a device? Whenever we are confronted with the travails of ordinary adult life, we could simply push the button and all would be made simple. Sipping a cup of coffee while reviewing this column would have required extraordinary effort only a few generations ago. Getting the coffee was almost impossible. Then, heating it required the collection of wood and the tending of the fire.

Today, we push a button and Nespresso delivers a perfect, steaming cup from coffee delivered to our doors. We could call it the easy button. If life can be tamed from chaos to sublime by the mere press of finger, what other annoyances might we relegate to buttondom? Is the television remote control a device that we can use to remove us from irritating or offensive humans? Can we click “delete” on our computers to retire email that complicates or mires our lives? Is it possible that the “easy” button is already there but that we don’t make use of it? Sure, an office supplier cannot solve all of our problems with an imaginary button. But, it can show us that the solution to many of our worries is already available if we simply know to take action. Terry Anker is an associate editor of Current Publishing, LLC. You may e-mail him at terry@youarecurrent.com.

QUOTE OF THE WEEK Failing and laughing at our own shortcomings are the hallmarks of a sane parent. – Jim Gaffigan

Low expectations, my friends. That’s what we all need to have heading into the Christmas festivities if we are HUMOR to survive the next few weeks. Don’t plan the perfect dinner, don’t anticipate a healthy household and don’t count on content children. You can hope for the best, sure, but only if you expect the worst will you guarantee yourself a satisfactory holiday season. Thanksgiving provided a good test site for my new underachieving mantra. Because the Wilson family six-pack would be staying with my parents, I knew I wouldn’t be sleeping much and that downtime would be at a premium. I also understood that the 2015 turkey feast would comprise of an unusual hodge-podge of relatives, including an 86-year-old ex-dancer on oxygen, my sister’s new boyfriend, and two sets of uncles and aunts whom I only see once a year. And, just to make things a little more interesting, none of my other three sisters would be there with their spouses to provide conversation buffering and/or assistance. Needless to say, my expectations of an ideal Thanksgiving were extremely low. So when my youngest’s cold turned into a marathon fever and cough fest, it was honestly no big deal. When my dad and sister cheated on our pledge to wait and see “Mockingjay” together, I rolled with it. And when Aunt Doris the Dancer regaled us with tales of teaching ballroom lessons after working all day at the American Tobacco Company, I was extraordinarily entertained. Overall, a pretty nice Thanksgiving. With Christmas and New Year’s approaching, I am now prepping myself for more illness, disappointed teenagers, dog intestinal issues and at least one person over-imbibing at some party. I’m also planning on rain, a power outage, a minimum of two tree disasters and an impressive argument with my husband Doo. Maybe I’ll get lucky this year and none of these potential holiday derailments will come to fruition. But if they do, they won’t be ruining my holidays. Why? Because I’m expecting the worst, and therefore can only be pleasantly surprised. I suggest you do the same. Peace out. Danielle Wilson is a contributing columnist. You may e-mail her at danielle@currentincarmel. com.

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Present company included Commentary by Dick Wolfsie Time again to save you the trouble of reading through this year’s holiday edition of the â€œHammacher SchlemHUMOR merâ€? catalog. These are actual gift selections from their brochure. See the complete list at www.currentincarmel.com. The Best Talking Watch: This is the perfect gift for people who find it inconvenient or troublesome to have to actually look at their watch. You’re in your car, one arm around your lover, the other hand texting, another holding a cup of coffee, and still another might be on the steering wheel. Don’t jeopardize your safety by glancing at your watch. The Only Heated Outdoor Cat Shelter: According to HS, this shelter keeps your cat warm in the winter and cool in the summer. “There is no reason for your little feline friend to ever go in your house,â€? says the manufacturer. So I have a question: Why do you have a cat? The Darth Vader Pancake Maker: The stateof-the-art thermostat ensures that each pancake or waffle will be a golden brown and cooked in the shape of Darth Vader. But be

warned if you overcook your waffle, breakfast guests will say their food is a little Chewie and showing its dark side. The Single-handed Barber: The typical affluent HS shopper will love the idea of giving himself a haircut. On the Internet, buyers comment it’s a great product but requires practice. Who do you practice on? Don’t worry, if you have compliant children to humiliate, the kit includes two baseball caps. The GPS Homing Device: This is a device for people who travel, so they can find their way back to their hotel. I mean, really, only a total loser would need one of these. My wife is getting me one. Finally, the Table-top Fireplace: Provides all the sights and sounds of a real fire, but the whole thing is 100 percent fake – the perfect gift for your friend who is romancing that cute inflatable doll. Happy shopping!

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DISPATCH Grants awarded – Women’s Fund of Central Indiana, the only foundation dedicated solely to investing in women and girls in central Indiana, has awarded grants totaling $157,500 to 17 local nonprofits. The grants support the Women’s Fund four priority areas, including domestic violence, caregiving, insufficient income and girls. Highest holiday budgets – With Black Friday sales totaling $10.4 billion in 2015 — the online portion of which accounted for a record $4.45 billion — and more than a third of consumers exceeding their budgets for holiday spending, the personal finance website WalletHub conducted an in-depth analysis to determine 2015’s Holiday Budgets by City. Carmel, Ind. was named as the city with the fifth highest holiday budgets, at an average $2,258 spent per family. Palo Alto, California was ranked as the No. 1 city for highest holiday budgets, at an average $2,886 spent per household. Source: WalletHub Delta changes pet policy – Effective March 1, Delta Airlines will no longer allow pets to fly as checked luggage on any flights. Pets under 30 pounds will be allowed in carry-ons, but any animal over 30 pounds will be required to fly Delta Cargo. Customers who have already booked pets for flights after March 1 will be contacted by Delta. Air ambulance billing – Many Hoosiers have been surprised by large bills for private air ambulance services. Often, such services are not part of an insurance company’s network. As a result, patients who are transported by a private air ambulance will receive a bill for the balance not covered by insurance. Protect yourself by finding out what air ambulance coverage you have. If you need additional coverage, talk to your insurance company to see how you can purchase it. Source: Indiana Dept. of Insurance

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“Each store will serve a part of a course,� Zoa Hackman, co-owner of Dahlia’s said. “We’ll be serving the main course. Last year we had barbeque roast beef sliders and some sides and then the other stores were desserts and some appetizers.� Last year, a gas leak around Lantern Road and 116th Street caused difficulty for residents to come and go through that area. “Last year they had cops blocking the road at Lantern Road. People just couldn’t get to us.� Hackman said. Only six businesses participated last year, but this year it has expanded to 10. Shop owners said it’s a great opportunity to support local shopping and involve the community. “It’s a good way to support local, and it’s a fun event for the people of Fishers to get together and do some shopping and get ready for the holidays,� Melanie Stoddard, owner of Blush Salon, said. There’s so many new businesses, and it just gets the word out. If we’re all helping spread the word about what we have to offer in shopping in services, I think it’s just good for everyone. The event will take place from 4 to 8 p.m.

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Set a clear New Year’s vision Commentary by CJ McClanahan It’s that time of year again. In between shopping, wrapSELF-IMPROVEMENT ping and eating, you’ll begin to look back at 2015 and think about what you can do differently in 2016. The next thing you know, it’s the middle of March, and you’re knee deep into 50 plus hour weeks responding to the challenges of 2016. One evening on your drive home from the office, you’ll quietly proclaim, “Next year I’ll plan.� Don’t let that happen this year. There’s still plenty of time. Here’s a handful of simple strategies to get you started. First, start off by defining what success looks like to you. If you don’t, you’ll ending up building a vision that’s designed to impress other people. Here’s my definition - “The extent to which I use my unique abilities, strengthen meaningful relationships and enjoy the journey.� Next, start brainstorming a list of accomplishments you’d like to achieve in the upcoming year. Don’t worry if these are good/bad goals. Just get everything on a piece of paper. I’d utilize the following categories to stay organized – financial relationships, health/fitness,

professional and fun. Now that you’ve got some ideas, it’s time to make certain that you can actually tell if the goal was achieved in 2016. In other words, review each item on your list and make sure that it is measurable. For example, if you wrote down “get in shape� you’re going to need to define exactly what that means in as much detail as possible. Finally, you should narrow this list down to the five that are the most important because a list of 13 will never get accomplished, and it will only frustrate you ensuring that you never go through this process again. To do this, ask yourself a handful of questions about each goal including: will it utilize my unique abilities? Is it realistic? Will I enjoy/appreciate the journey? Will the journey help me to develop valuable skills? Once you have the top five, write them on a note card, and look at it every day. It may seem too simple to work, but like most valuable lessons, the easier the better.

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right now everybody is hiring in the service industry, whether it’s retail and restaurants or gas stations. That’s what prompted us to look Crew Carwash is in growth mode. at our wages. We made the decision to raise Crew intends to hire approxiour starting wage to $10 to make sure we can JOBS mately 100 new full- and part-time keep up with customers expectations.â€? employees, including management, It recently celebrated its first anniversary as in the coming weeks, spread out throughout all Crew after formerly being known as of the locations, Crew Carwash recruitMike’s Carwash in central Indiana. ing manager Tom Wiederin said. In addition to the launch of a $4 There are six Crew Carwash stores million carwash in Brownsburg in Dein Hamilton County, two each in cember 2015, Crew also plans to break Noblesville and Carmel and one each in ground on three new Central Indiana Westfield and Fishers. stores in 2016. “Our customer demand is up considCrew also offers a tuition assistance erably over last year and as a result program for college students, providing Wiederin we’re adding staff to the stores,â€? Wieup to $2,500 per year, a benefit that is derin said. paid directly to the student. Wiederin said that Crew Carwash has seen year-to-date sameis another way to set the brand apart. store sales increase 22 percent compared to “So if you work for us we’ll help you pay for 2014, which was a record-breaking year for school,â€? Wiederin said. “Our brand has been the company. known as a fun working environment. We’ve The new hires, including part-time high received several best places to work awards.â€? school students, will now earn a starting wage Crew is seeking applicants for all positions: of $10 per hour, an increase over $8.35. full-time and part-time associates, managers “The economy, specifically in the service and evening cleanup. Interested candidates industry, is competitive in terms of hiring employees,â€? Wiederin said. “I see it living in Carmel, should apply at crewcarwash.com.

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with. We’re constantly finding new material from the first half of the last century. We’ve only begun to scratch the surface.� Bougerol and Palazzo met at a jazz jam in 2007 that was advertised on Craigslist. Bougerol said they connected musically right away with many of the same loves. “There were a lot of the same people that we musically admired,� Bougerol said. “We never intended to start a band. Each of us was just trying to find one other person to

explore this love of music with.� Bourgerol and Palazzo were not professional musicians at the time. “He had taught himself piano, and I sang mostly in the shower,� Bougerol said. “I had done one or two high school musicals, but beyond that, I never sang outside my apartment.� The other members of the band were all trained musicians. “We learn so much from them every day,� she said.

“ 8 p.m. â€” Kickoff the celebration with parties throughout the Palladium. Explore the building and find heavy hors d’oeuvres, champagne and three music rooms. The Bishops and Flatbed Twitch Trio will each be in separate rooms. Karaoke provided by P3 Productions will be in a third room. The bands and karaoke will run until 10 p.m. “ 10 p.m. â€” The Hot Sardines will begin their performance on the Palladium stage. “ Midnight â€“ There will be party favors as the countdown is led by the Hot Sardines. Â“ 12 to 1 a.m. â€“ Enjoy gourmet desserts and coffee in the lobbies. Tickets for the New Year’s Eve Extravaganza, start at $100 and include champagne, two drink vouchers, hors d’oeuvres, the Hot Sardines concert and all festivities. The New Year’s Eve Extravaganza is on sale at TheCenterPresents.org, the Palladium Box Office and by phone at 843-3800.

DISPATCHES St. Francis in the Fields – St. Francis in the Fields Episcopal Church in Zionsville is hosting a Christmas Brass Concert from 7 to 8 p.m., Dec. 15. For more, call 873-4377. HCAA exhibits – The Hamilton Co. Artists’ Association is hosting its exhibit displaying 14 local artists. The exhibit is at Conner Prairie, 13400 Allisonville Rd., Fishers. The exhibit runs until Jan. 10. Also on display now is the Holiday Miniatures Show, in partnership with the Museum of Minature Houses, at The Birdie Gallery at 195 S. Fifth St. in Noblesville. The show includes a diverse collection of small artwork and items for holiday gifting and a display of miniature worlds.

NYE giveaway – The Center for the Performing Arts will be doing a scavenger hunt style social giveaway each day this week at lunchtime with the opportunity for someone to win two free tickets for the NYE extravaganza at the Palladium. For more information, visit thecenterpresents.org. Gingerbread Village at Conner Prairie – 10 a.m.-5 p.m., ThursdaySunday, until Jan. 3. $8/adults and youth, ages 2-12. Free for members and youth under age 2. See a variety of gingerbread creations made by both amateurs and professionals. Expand your gingerbread-making talents by enrolling in Gingerbread Making 101, on Nov. 12. Enter your own gingerbread house for a chance to win great prizes (entry deadline is 5 p.m. Nov. 13). For more, visit connerprairie.org.

Santa House in Carmel – The Arts District Santa House is open from 1 to 4 p.m. daily from now until Dec. 19. The Santa House is in the PNC Bank parking lot at 21 N. Range Line Rd. Santa at Clay Terrace – Santa is at Clay Terrace from now until Dec. 24. He is located in his special house in front of Dick’s Sporting Goods. For hours and more, visit clayterrace.com. Beef & Boards’ 43rd season – Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre’s 2016 season is now available to the public. Tickets to all shows in the 43rd season are on sale through the box office during regular business hours. VIP memberships for the 2016 season are also available. For a complete listing of the 2016 season shows, visit currentnightandday.com.

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ATI presents ‘Frog and Toad’ 1h <PaZ 0\Qa^VX “ mark@youarecurrent.com One of the main reasons why “A Year with Frog and Toadâ€? has become a staple of Actors Theatre of Indiana productions is it’s not only a crowd favorite but a ON STAGE favorite of ATI co-founder Don Farrell. “It’s one of my favorite musicals, pretty much of all time,â€? Farrell said. “It’s special to your heart. It’s written very well. It’s true to the story. It’s a delight. Kids enjoy it. Adults enjoy it.â€? Farrell, one of three co-founders of ATI along with Judy Fitzgerald and Cynthia Collins, plays Toad. Fitzgerald will direct and Collins will direct the choreography. The Actors Theatre of Indiana will present “A Year with Frog and Toadâ€? from Dec. 11 to 27 at the Studio Theater in The Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel. Farrell said ATI has performed the musical off and on since 2006. Bradley Reynolds, an Indianapolis native and Speedway High School graduate, plays Frog. “Bradley is a Broadway producer and he’s coming back and reprising his role,â€? Farrell said. “He’s a very good friend of mine.â€?

Actors Don Farrell (as Toad), left, with Brad Reynolds (as Frog). (Submitted photo) Other returning cast members are Tim Hunt (snail) and Kyra Kenyon (turtle). Shelby Putlak, a new cast member, will play mouse. All three also play other characters. The late Arnold Lobel wrote the Frog and Toad series. His daughter Adrianne Lobel, a scenic designer, helped design the sets for the show when it debuted in Minneapolis in 2002. Adrianne commissioned the musical based on her father’s characters. Farrell said the show provides good lessons for children without being preachy. The opening show will be at 7 p.m. Dec. 11. Performances are on Saturdays and Sundays at 1 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Ticket prices are $25 for adults and $17.50 for those 18 or younger. For more, visit atistage.org.

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Santa and his friends take the stage in Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre’s annual original holiday production, â€œA Beef & Boards Christmas.â€? Now on stage through Dec. 23, tickets range from $40 to $65 and feature Chef Odell Ward’s holiday buffet and select beverages. For more, visit beefandboards.com. (Submitted photo)

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Christmas is the most joyous celebration of the year in Latin America. After attending midnight mass everybody rushes home for “La cena de Navidad� - Christmas dinner. Impress your family and guests this holiday season with a dish that has all the amazing Latin flavors of Cartagena, Colombia. Colombian Coconut Rice is a savory-sweet recipe with a delicate and subtle aroma of coconut and couldn’t be easier to prepare! This rice goes well with meat, fish and/or vegetables. Note: Coconut oil isn’t just for cooking. It is packed full of health and beauty-enhancing ingredients. The magic behind this oil is MCFA (medium-chain fatty acids). MCFAs, unlike LCFA (long-chain fatty acids) found in vegetable oil, have anti-microbial properties which are easier to digest and boost your energy level. Serves: 6 Ingredients: “ 2 tablespoons coconut oil “ 1 teaspoon salt “ 1 tablespoon garlic “ 3 tablespoons brown sugar “ 2 cups organic coconut milk “ 2 cups water

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“ 2 cups high quality long grain rice (washed well) “ 1/2 cup raisins Directions: In a large saucepan over medium heat, put coconut oil, salt, garlic and sugar. Stir until sugar dissolves. Add coconut milk and water and increase heat to medium high until milk/ water starts boiling; add rice, raisins and stir to combine. Put lid on, bring rice to a simmer and cook until water evaporates, about 20 minutes. Remove from heat, and let it rest for 15 minutes. Fluff with a fork and serve. Ceci Martinez is a Zionsville resident who was born in New York and raised in Peru. For more of Ceci’s recipes, visitcurrentzionsville.com.

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Shopping for a tailgater By Joe Drozda and Bob Bley This is the season when we begin to struggle with our shopping lists and invitations, aggravated by December’s iffy weather. We need to remind ourselves there are people in our lives who are worth this trouble, and people to whom we are worth the same. Think about that tailgater on your list. We’re writing about the guy/gal on your list with a smile almost as broad as his or her heart. The one who is generous to a fault, making sure every guest and even occasional passersby gets something to eat and drink. There are two ways to shop for a real tailgater. First is the practical way, which is finding some piece of equipment you think he or she wants. The second way to shop is to buy something extravagant that can be enjoyed by any tailgater at any time. I always like the chocolate candy items that are a bit unusual but useful at any time of the year, especially Christmas. Sure one might see them at a tailgate party, but they are great at a Christmas or New Year’s party or any gathering when one wants to serve something special. The South Bend Chocolate Company has collegiate-licensed chocolate candy for both Notre Dame and IU fans. There are chocolate dome-shaped truffles called Domers. They also have Rocknes, which are chocolates with coconut, almonds and a cherry flavor. They also make chocolate-coated fancy mixed nuts called Nuts for ND, or for Indiana fans, Nuts for IU. Checkout their website at www.sbchocolate.com for viewing and possibly ordering online. Back home during the Christmas season we are featuring some special treat recipes

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The greatest story ever told. The most majestic music ever conceived. This is the Messiah of the season, performed by your Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra along with the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir. It is music’s most powerful message of faith.

These Notre Dame Domers chocolates, made by the South Bend Chocolate Company, are just one of many good gift options for the tailgaters in your life. (Submitted photo)

that you can enjoy and make for little gifts for friends. Here is one of our favorites. Easy Bourbon Balls (Submitted by a reader from Kentucky) Ingredients: “ 1 lb. vanilla wafers, crushed “ 2 cups walnuts, chopped “ 2 tbs. cocoa “ 2 cups confectioners’ sugar “ 3 tbs. light corn syrup “ 4 oz. bourbon Preparation: Mix together crushed wafers, chopped nuts, cocoa and sugar. In a separate bowl mix corn syrup and bourbon together, then gradually add to crumb mixture. Shape into balls the size of small walnuts and roll in confectioners’ sugar, then chill overnight. This recipe will yield up to five dozen balls - proceed with caution.

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Be careful what you wish for Commentary by Paula Presnoples The left hemisphere of your brain processes language and the right hemisphere processes concepts. They work together CHANGE to create concepts and express them verbally. The language we use to talk about the changes we want in life can alter our concepts without our awareness. For example, weight loss, the number one New Year’s resolution in America, expresses an idea that we want to weigh less. Weight loss is an expression of pounds on a scale. However, often the concept we are really after is being happier, healthier, more fit or having a smaller waistline. Losing weight doesn’t guarantee any of those things. A person can lose weight and still not a have the six-pack abs they want or be any healthier or happier. A client who came to me to lose weight once asked me, after reducing over 40 pounds, why isn’t this working? Clearly weight loss wasn’t the real goal. Have you ever thought about losing something? Often when something is lost we go in search of it and hope to find it. So by using

that language are we setting ourselves up to find the weight we have lost? Many people who choose weight loss, only end up gaining it back and often with a few extra pounds. That is why, in part, diets don’t work. They are focused on the wrong concept. When we set a weight loss goal, we create an end point in our quest. What happens when we achieve our goal? We move on to the next goal. Once we have run the marathon, it is over. Not so with health and wellness or with maintaining a healthy weight. Being healthy is a lifestyle, not a goal to be achieved and left behind. The next time you want to make a change, make sure you understand what it is that you really want, and then turn that concept into language that truly represents your goal. Otherwise you could find yourself asking, “Why isn’t this working?� Paula Presnoples is a change professional with 30 years experience! She is the managing editor of urpath email her at paula@ urpath.net, or call 987-7378.

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among Hoosier youth and teenagers. To support that effort, the Eli Lilly and Company Foundation has offered a $100,000 matching challenge, meaning that every dollar donated on the way to reaching $100,000 will double. To donate, visit www.give.ecommunity.org/support. Blood drive – The Indiana Blood Center Bloodmobile will be on-site in front of the Riverview Health Surgery Pavilion from 2 to 6 p.m. Dec. 15. For more, call the Indiana Blood Center at 9165150, or visit www.DonorPoint.org. Relieve insomnia – Certain teas are known to help prevent or reduce insomnia. If you’re having ca^dQ[T b[TT_X]V cah ^]T ^U cWTbT) 1. Chamomile 2. Valerian 3. Lavender 4. Lemon balm 5. Peppermint Source: Naturalon.com Avoid the flu – It’s time to start thinking about how to avoid the flu. Getting a flu shot is one way to protect yourself. Another very powerful tool you can use is probiotics. About 80 percent of your immune system is found in the digestive system, so it makes sense that by consuming plenty of these healthy bacteria, you can bolster your immunity. Since many of our processed foods contain no healthy bacteria, a supplement is the best way to achieve a healthy balance. Source: Naturalon.com

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Blueprint for Improvement: Traditional master bath with a fresh look Commentary by Larry Greene

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The goal was to achieve increased visual space, light and functionality. 1. White cabinetry replaced the dated oak cabinetry, increasing storage and function. 2. The tub was shifted to allow for additional storage space. 3. The shower wall was replaced with clear glass to increase light and visual expansion into the shower. 4. The toilet room door was relocated to make wall space for the new towel warmer. 5. Additional recessed can lights and decorative light fixtures were incorporated into the design.

Before Background Info: This English Tudor home in the Queens Manor subdivision in Carmel was built in 1994. The master bathroom remodel kept with the style of the home, while giving it a fresh, updated look!

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