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SMOOTH SAILING How businesses on Geist Reservoir are faring in 2021 / P12

New mosque opens in Fishers / P3

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Al Huda Foundation opens new mosque in Fishers Jonathan Matthes jonathan@youarecurrent.com The largest congregation of Muslims in the state has opened its new $8.8 million mosque. After three years of planPOLITICS ning and construction, on June 4 the Al Huda Foundation opened Al Huda Masjid at 12201 Lantern Rd. “Masjid” is the Arabic word for mosque. According to Hosam Wanas, the general contractor for the project, the mosque “complements the city’s futuristic vision,” and is designed to be one of – if not the most -- beautiful mosques in the nation. The new mosque is an expansion for the Al Huda Foundation. It had previously been gathering for worship inside the school on the same property. Now, the school will be the only use for the older building. Among the mosque’s prominent features are three domes made of gold-plated fiberglass. The main dome has a radius of 30 feet while the two smaller domes have a radius of 18 feet. It took four months to construct the domes and took a team of technicians 25 days to install them. Twin minarets tower 60 feet, flanking the entrance. Inside the musalla, or main prayer hall, hangs -- under the main dome -- a massive chandelier, 14 feet wide and weighing 1,200 pounds. The chandelier, like the other chandeliers inside the mosque, was custom built by Egyptian master craftsmen. It is made of copper and plated with 18 carat gold. The musalla is the largest room on the property at 13,000 square feet, with 28-foothigh ceilings. It can hold approximately 400

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Mayor Scott Fadness, left, joins the Mosque’s general contractor, Hosam Wanas, before the Mihrab. Wanas spent more than two years working on the project. (Submitted photo)

people. The floors are blue with intricate weavings of gold and white. White represents purification in Islam, and blue and gold were selected by the contractors. The carpet is from Turkey. There are two floors inside the musalla, one on the carpeted area at ground level and on a balcony above. The separation is intentional, as during the main prayers men and women are separated, with women in the balcony and the men on the ground level. A glass-enclosed elevated platform is built into the back wall, where the imam, Dr. Nasser Karimian, will offer teaching and lectures. “It will allow me to address the entire congregation,” said Karimian, noting that the platform will make him eye-level with the women in the loft.

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The musalla’s back, eastern wall is largely white, with gold stars and wooden geometric designs. A golden Quranic verse caps the wall outlined by a long blue stripe. The verse was crafted by hand out of wood. An 18-foot-tall niche -- called a mihrab -- punctures the back wall to direct the congregation toward Mecca. Inside the mihrab, on the inside of the main dome and throughout the mosque, are intricate designs and Quranic verses, each designed, drawn and painted by Indianapolis-based artist Jessica Hancock. “It is my Sistine Chapel,” Hancock said. Hancock spent four months drawing and painting the spaces. There are frosted designs on 28 of the windows that are her work, too. “I remember what it was when I first saw it, when there were no windows and no doors. It’s fun to see what it is today,” Hancock said. “But, personally, to have the opportunity is a privilege and a blessing. I will probably be forgotten at some point, but the work won’t be and the inspiration that it provides won’t be, and that’s everything. That’s wonderful.” For Wanas, the contractor who oversaw the building’s construction, the most special moment came when the community got to see the mosque for the first time on June 1. It was a festival atmosphere with balloons, food, bounce houses and an outdoor market. “It is a great feeling. When I looked to the community and I saw the happiness in their eyes and everybody smiling and I felt that the mosque is finally completed, I felt grateful,” Wanas said. “The mission is completed.”

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Field of Honor planted July 2 to 5 Jonathan Matthes jonathan@youarecurrent.com

In a patriotic display called the Field of Honor, 500 American flags COMMEMORATION will be lined up in several rows at American Legion Dept. of Indiana, 5440 Herbert Lord Rd., in Lawrence. The display, arranged by the Exchange Clubs of Hancock County and Lawrence, will be there from July 2 to July 5. “It’s basically a way to honor all those first responders, The fourth annual Field of Honor display will be set up July 2. (Submitted photo) military, police, fire, and we’ve opened it up to the people this time to the essential workers during this pandemic. The time after that. “Our major theme with this whole thing truck drivers and the nursing and the docis, we honor those who protect us and tors, and even the lady that’s been working make us safe each day and those who keep at Wal-Mart keeping the deli open, they us free,” Young said. could’ve just stayed home but didn’t,” said The flags will feature dog tags and other Jeff Young, a member of the Exchange Clubs memorabilia of fallen or active heroes. of Hancock County and Lawrence. The opening ceremony for the display The flags will be assembled by noon on July 2. They can be viewed by the public any begins at 3 p.m. July 2.

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From left, Lori Petrucciani, Dani Carter-Iddins, Brian Norris, Bruce Hugon, Jeff Vest, Mayor Steve Collier, Judy Byron, Derris Owens, Kimberly DalSanto and A.J. Gaither cut the ribbon for the opening of the Fort Ben Cultural Campus. (Submitted photos)

Cultural Campus officially opens By Jonathan Matthes jonathan@youarecurrent.com Arts for Lawrence celebrated the official opening of The Fort Ben Cultural Campus with a festival CELEBRATION on June 18 and 20. On June 19, the organization celebrated the inaugural Juneteenth Jubilee. “It was a wonderful celebration of Black culture and artistry and a perfect occasion to help kick off the Fort Ben Cultural Campus,” Arts for Lawrence Communications Manager Madison Henderson said. Approximately 1,500 people visited on the weekend. The event, originally planned

Siren Simone, a singer, artist and a poet, lent her talents to the Juneteenth portion of the celebration at the newly opened Cultural Campus.

as an outdoors celebration, was moved indoors because of inclement weather. But organizers were pleased with the results. “The community is excited and we at Arts for Lawrence are ecstatic to move forward with our mission to connect arts and community to inspire everyone, every day,” Henderson said.

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Path to Fitness 5K registration is open By Jonathan Matthes jonathan@youarecurrent.com McCordsville’s Path to Fitness 5K returns Aug. 14. The deadline to register and receive a medal and T-shirt for the seventh annual event is June 30. “I hope to see it as successful as 2019,” WELLNESS McCordsville Town Manager Tonya Galbraith said. The 5K was conducted virtually last year because of COVID-19 restrictions. Only 25 people participated. The event traditionally has about 100 participants, and Gal-

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Cartoonist Campbell sweeps state SPJ awards Cartoonist Tim Campbell has been a fixture in Current Publishing newspapers since Current in CarmACHIEVEMENT el’s debut in October 2006. “It was the second issue I was in the Current,” said Campbell, adding Current was the first newspaper to publish his cartoons. The Carmel resident earned the top three spots Campbell in the 2020 Indiana Pro Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists Best in Journalism Awards June 14 in a virtual ceremony. “I’m very honored to have won the award for Best Editorial Cartoon in the state again,” Campbell said. “It’s the ninth time I’ve won it in the last 12 years, but this is the first time I’ve swept all three places in the category. One strange angle to all of this is that the Pulitzers chose to not give an award for Editorial Cartoons (for 2020). I think the people in our profession did their

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By Jonathan Matthes jonathan@youarecurrent.com The City of Lawrence Fourth Fest is July 4 from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. in Community Park, 5301 N. Franklin Rd. Public Parking: Will be available in the parking lot for the Major General Emmett J. Bean Federal Center, 8899 E. 59th St., off Hess Avenue. After the parade, parking will be available in the Lawrence Parks Dept. lot, 5301 N. Franklin Rd. Food: The Kiwanis Club of Lawrence will have a fish fry from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. From 3 p.m. until the close of the festival, food trucks will be available. Options include hamburgers from the Whole Cow, pretzels from Der Pretzel Wagon, tacos and quesadillas from Antojitos Guzman, bourbon chicken and rice and beans from Gilberto Arroyo and shaved ice and other treats from Moo and Loo Frozen Treats. The Parade: Begins at Harrison Hill Elementary at 10 a.m. and will last about an hour. The route runs south on Richard Avenue, east on 47th Street and north on Franklin Road. Indiana Miss Basketball Jayla Smith, a 2021 Lawrence North High School graduate, is the grand marshall. Carnival and car show: The car show is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The carnival begins at 1 p.m. in Community Park and is open until 10 p.m.

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How businesses on Geist Reservoir are faring in 2021 Jonathan Matthes jonathan@youarecurrent.com The COVID-19 pandemic put a damper on many businesses and events, but those along the Geist Reservoir waterfront aren’t among them. “Things are busier than heck,” said Greg Binder, manager at Geist Marina. “Ever since COVID hit and people realized they could play and be safe out on the lake, they’ve been renting, renting, renting. We went from thinking maybe we won’t have much business (in 2020) to maxing out. We’ve been at full capacity since July 1 of last year and sales went through the roof and have continued.” Binder has managed Geist Marina since 2017 and saw boat sales and rentals increase each year before rising sharply in 2020. “The parking lot here looked like July Fourth every weekend last year,” Binder said of the marina’s busiest day in a normal year. “Between boat sales and slip rentals and gas sales, I think there has been a whole different level of customers that came to boating because of COVID and now will stay.” Those customers have kept coming in 2021, Binder said. “It’s the same, but now it’s a full season. Last year, we started with nothing, then it all kicked in when people realized that they could get out and be safe on a boat,” he said. “This year started busier than all can be. The only thing that has done anything to slow us down has been the weather.” Every boat in Binder’s fleet is rented out for every weekend through August. The marina has boats still available on some weekdays and nights. Anyone hoping for last-minute Fourth of July rentals will be disappointed. Binder rented those boats out in early April. Besides the weather, the biggest challenge facing the marina this year has been supply chain issues. “I’ve had a rental boat down for a week and a half waiting on a throttle cable. We just had to wait. Sometimes it takes weeks,” Binder said. “I have a ton of life jackets that haven’t shown up. They’re on

well,” manager Ryan Davis said. “During the pandemic, we went to carryout only. We were having a really hard time staffing but having our college kids back has helped us reopen.” Davis has been working with Puccini’s at different locations for about 17 years and has been at the Geist location for the last year and a half. He said he’s noticed a connection between the success of businesses in Geist and activity on the water. “People are out all the time. People on the water are doing dockside services again. People love the patio at our location, and weather is a big part of this location,” Davis said. “Nice days, we do extremely well. If it’s raining, we can be kind of slow. People just love being outside on the water.” ON THE COVER: Demand for boat rentals has risen sharply at Geist Reservoir since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. (Photo by Jonathan Matthes)

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Greg Binder is the manager at Geist Marina. (Photo by Jonathan Matthes)

a container ship somewhere. I bought (a lot of) tubes in October (2020) that were due in March and I’m still waiting on them.”

Restaurants faring well, too Lakefront restaurants thrive off the success of the marina. More people on the water means more people looking for convenient dining options. “We have boat-side service, and even last year our boat sales were through the roof,” said Nyla Wolf, who owns Wolfies Grill with

her husband, Scott. “People will be out on the water and come to us, which is great.” Wolf expects sales at Wolfies Grill to surpass 2019’s total. The restaurant saw a 50 percent decrease in sales from 2019 to 2020. “I think this year is going to be the best year that we’ve ever had in our restaurants,” Wolf said. “I think it really has to do with people just coming out, and we’re up 30 percent in carryout, which helps us, too.” Business also is better this year at Puccini’s Pizza and Pasta. “We’re doing really

Among the biggest challenges this year at Geist Marina is finding parts and supplies, according to manager Greg Binder. “The freeze in Texas messed up all the production of the foam, so that affects furniture, RVs, boat furniture. There’s some supply chain problems with the resin pellets that people use for gelcoats on fiberglass boats,” Binder said. In the last decade, many businesses, like Geist Marina, moved away from having storehouses on-site because delivery systems had become so efficient and quick that there was little need to store an abundance. That system worked well as long as supply chains remained intact. “(In 2020 and 2021) that supply chain got all messed up,” Binder said. “That Suez Canal thing? It locked up a bunch of stuff. Container ships with parts couldn’t show up to manufacturers, so they can’t finish this boat or that RV, which causes big delays.”

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Sometimes, it just seems like we cannot get out of our own way. We have good intentions, plan and work hard. We are professionally trained and of good moral character. But there is a gap. Is it simple incompetence? Are our failures the result of sufficient effort but insufficient ability? Perhaps. Maybe the fault is one of some externality. Maybe the reoccurring fact that our objectives often do not materialize as outcomes is not because of us at all. Again, perhaps. Is everything that we are doing the absolute best that it could be? Are we remaining open to better courses of action? Are there superior paths than the ones we’ve chosen? The smartest humans among us are constantly striving for self-improvement. Do we remember the destination even when we are fatigued from the journey? Do we meet people where they are without restraint? The elementary school librarian could not seem to get little Frankie to return his library books on time. He’d been warned, lectured and incentivized — all to no avail. With good intention, he still didn’t deliver. In exasperation, he was banned from the library. OK, scofflaws must be held to account. Yet is it ever right to proclaim, you are dumb and we are going to keep you that way and that knowledge is ours and we only share it with those deserving? Sit still, stand in queue, pay the fine, toe the line, or you will be held back in ignorance. Can we teach Frankie the importance of responsibility by preventing him from having responsibility? Will our good intentions get to an equally good outcome? Could Frankie pay his penance by reading books about responsibility? Could he learn if we let him? Could he think of his actions as both intention and outcome? Can we?

My ear-y tale of auditory distress continues, friends, as I have bravely fought — but not yet defeated — a weeklong battle against a giant ball of hardened wax and its ally, the mighty otitis. I’m currently regrouping during a momentary ceasefire orchestrated by those beloved diplomats, Advil and Zithromax, So here I am, still but I’ll have in agony, still in an to jump back epic fight for my into the fray soon. I can’t middle ear. actually hear – DANIELLE WILSON the enemy (or anything, for that matter), but I can feel them closing in. I thought it would be a decisive victory during my second encounter on the fields of Minute Clinic, but, alas, despite an NP firing a (water) cannon into my left ear — three times, mind you — and then repeatedly stabbing said ear with what could and should be labeled a bayonet, that treasonous wax glob didn’t budge, not one iota. In fact, I dare say it decidedly hunkered down, refusing to yield even a tiny part of its Benedict Arnold-self or the canal it guarded. A full retreat was ordered, and I fled to the safety of my minivan, finding catharsis in 107.9 FM and post-traumatic tears. So here I am, still in agony, still in an epic fight for my middle ear. The antibiotics, despite their powerful reputation, have failed thus far to provide the support they promised. Desertion is rampant sleep, appetite and balance are all AWOL — and I fear morale is dropping to unrecoverable levels. I have a few more days before the next scheduled assault and am praying that I will finally emerge victorious. Because one way or another, this needs to end. Auditory distress is hell, not to mention bloody ear-itating. Peace out.

Terry Anker is an associate editor of Current Publishing, LLC. You may email him at terry@ youarecurrent.com.

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“So, we’re taking a very successful event and we are putting it at one of the best developing venues in our region. It’s a win-win.” The event will feature singers Daniel Narducci and Marci Jackson, who were leads in Indianapolis Opera’s 2019 production of “Camelot.” The Dean Martini Band will perform between 7 and 9 p.m. “That’s a new wrinkle. We haven’t had a band for years,” said Starkey, a McCordsville resident. “We’re going to have the opera singers sing with the band. There is a great space for people to dance.” In addition to signature drinks and wine from Daniel’s Vineyard, Tito’s, Sun King and Still Moon products will be served. A lobster event near Geist Reservoir seemed to be a logical match as well, Starkey said.

Starkey said the move also was generated by a motivation to develop new partnerships. “Through a relationship we have with Visit Indy, a board member of ours, Janet Arnold, who works for Visit Indy, brought this recommendation to us,” Starkey said. Starkey said many members already were aware of Daniel’s Vineyard. “So, the learning curve was pretty short,” Starkey said. “The conversation started in late winter. We were just thrilled with their desire to expand and connect in the arts.” The cocktail hour is at 5 p.m., with dinner at 6 p.m. Tickets are $175 per person, and a table of eight is $1,400. A $100 portion of the ticket price is tax deductible. For more, indyopera.org/lobsterpalooza. html.

Internationally renowned violin virtuoso Zachary DePue was named concertmaster of the Carmel Symphony Orchestra June 23. “Carmel Symphony Orchestra is absolutely thrilled to announce that Zach is joining us and bringing his energy, his warmth, his versatility and DePue his overall musical passion to our orchestra and to our community,” CSO Artistic Director Janna Hymes stated. DePue was a CSO guest artist earlier this year, joining the orchestra for its performance of Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons.” DePue served as concertmaster for the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra for more than a decade and is well known as a founding member of the ISO’s first ensemble-in-residence, the international sensation Time for Three, with whom he performed for 15 years. He performs on a violin made in 1846 by Giuseppe Rocca of Turin, Italy.

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