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It is our position that these unusually dry times require special attention to our use of available resources. Even as many municipal utilities consider putting into place water usage limitations, we should take it upon ourselves to manage our use responsibly so we can make it through these hot, arid days of August. While circumstances may not require consideration every time the tap or garden hose is in use, careful and intentional use only makes sense. Attention to the cycle of lawn watering (evenings, not noon) and other conservation tactics are especially appropriate in these times. Cutting back can have a considerable positive impact. Although we do not believe that rationing or other restrictions on the free market are necessarily the solution, more thoughtful use of water only ensures plenty to keep plants alive and golf courses green. Saving water now will help prevent utilities departments from issuing water usage limitations in the future. In the meantime, we can hope for cooler days and a summer shower or two. July went down as one of the driest in Indiana’s history, but our collective effort can help make it tolerable.

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It is our position that, whenever possible, potential pet owners should look to the Humane Society for Hamilton County for the adoption of new family members instead of pet stores and breeders. Because the HSHC cannot turn away animals for any reason, the population at the shelter is always at or near maximum capacity with nearly 500 pets currently ready for adoption. The current economic situation and pet owners leaving for summer vacation has caused a flood of pets to be surrendered or abandoned recently, and the Humane Society needs willing citizens to adopt or foster pets to help with the overcrowding. Specialty breeds can be appealing, because you can choose specific features, size, etc. However, those animals can be expensive and are bred based on the demand of the public. While families may have a specific breed in mind to add to their brood, please consider looking at the HSHC for a pet to love. The Humane Society does a great service for our community, and we should rally around them in support as its populations are soaring. Contact the Humane Society at 773-4974.

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FROM THE BACKSHOP Your new editor has deep city ties

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COMMENTARY By Kevin Kane Odds are this is my last issue as managing editor of Current in Noblesville. When I introduced myself to you about eight months ago, I mentioned that I was coming to cover your city after serving for more than a year as the editor of our Carmel and Westfield papers. Beginning two weeks ago, I returned to the Carmel scene, though I’ve still been serving as the Noblesville editor in the meantime until your next editor comes onboard. Ultimately, this shifting of personnel is what’s best for our company, but that doesn’t mean I won’t miss covering this city and its people. In just a few quick months in Noblesville, I have met a number of great and interesting people I otherwise may never have known. But I really was just getting started. It wasn’t until last week, for example, that I had the opportunity to meet Eddie Mode while working on this issue’s cover story. For me, Noblesville is like the rainforest; despite all of my work, I’ve only made a dent in truly exploring it. Though I hope to stay in touch as much as possible, I will miss the people with whom I’ve worked with regularly – first and foremost being the columnists and reporters. I think it often goes unnoticed how much work they put into writing and submitting articles to us every week, as scheduled. I’m still a weekly columnist for a paper near

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where I grew up, and I fully understand to create a column every week in addition to one’s daily responsibilities isn’t as easy as it might seem. You have a good group writing for this paper. Perhaps I can get some of them to move to Carmel. ••• But that’s enough sap. In the space I have left, I want to give you a heads-up straight from INDOT’s offices. Last week this department joined forces with the Indiana State Police to unveil a pickup truck that will be used to catch drivers who speed in construction zones. White pickups – which have been converted for traffic enforcement and equipped with lights, sirens and radar equipment – will now be operated in construction zones by uniformed troopers on unmarked patrols. While this may mean more tickets for drivers, it more importantly should mean fewer fatalities. INDOT Chief Operations Officer Tony Woodruff said in a release that, on average, “four out of every five people killed in highway work zones are motorists, not highway workers,” adding that these trucks should help reduce crashes. Kevin Kane is the managing editor of Current in Noblesville. You can reach him via e-mail at Kevin@ currentnoblesville.com.

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Change often is a wonderful fuel, and in this case we believe it’s absolutely great. In that vein, please welcome veteran Noblesville journalist and resident Robert Herrington as your new managing editor at Current in Noblesville. Robert joined us yesterday after covering the city for the past seven years for other media in the city. He replaces Kevin Kane, who did a stupendous job elevating the quality of the report from the table set by Zach Dunkin. Kevin is moving to the managing editorship of Current in Carmel. We’re excited to have Robert and his institutional knowledge on your side. (We’re also excited for him, as he and his wife last week became parents for the first time. Sleep? Who needs sleep?) You may reach Robert at robert@youarecurrent.com. Please share your story ideas, news tips and photographs with him at that address. Welcome aboard, Robert, and job well done, Kevin! ••• We’re closing in on another jewel of an opportunity for Hamilton County arts enthusiasts, the gala for The Tarkington at The Center for The Performing Arts on Saturday. Tickets remain at $150 and $500, and it would be a wonderful way to support a really terrific venue and treat yourself to top-notch

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DISPATCHES » Help local students – DoSomething. org and Staples are teaming for the Staples for Students – Do Something for Kids in Need national school supply drive. School supplies collected in Noblesville will benefit youth at the Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville to equip them with tools they need to achieve academic success. Noblesville residents can drop off supplies at Staples stores through September 17. Staples customers will be able to get involved by donating $1 at any Staples store, with 100 percent of the proceeds benefiting Noblesville students in need. » World Series-bound – The Noblesville 16-to-18-year-old boys division team qualified last week to go the Babe Ruth World Series in Ephrata, Washington from Aug. 6 through 13. The team’s next step is to raise money to travel to the World Series. Donations to help with travel expenses may be made to Noblesville Babe Ruth and mailed to: Noblesville Babe Ruth, Inc.; Attn: World Series Donations; P.O. Box 545; Noblesville, IN 46061. For more information, people may call Mike Concannon at 509-6648. » Charity golf outing – The first annual Aiden’s Breath Charity Golf Tournament is a benefit to raise money for Aiden, who is a 2-year-old boy who was injured in a car accident when he was 13 months old. The outing will be held Aug. 5 at Stony Creek Golf Club, 11800 East 166th Street. Registration begins at 9 a.m. Price is $75 per golfer, $300 per foursome. Call 6500897 for details. Registration open – Registration is online and currently open for Noblesville Youth Baseball’s Fall Ball league set to begin Sept. 11 and end on Oct. 23. Cost of the league is $50 per child and registration closes Aug. 31. For more details or to register, visit www.noblesvillebaseball.org.

Road trip stories I won’t forget COMMENTARY By Danielle Wilson I just returned from Colorado with the fam, and oh, the stories I could tell. Like our 10-year-old son urinating into a water bottle on a cog railcar halfway up Pike’s Peak. Awesome. Or losing our oldest for an hour while hiking Tenderfoot Mountain. Not so awesome. But I’d rather share the fun that can happen only when you drive 3,000 miles in a Dodge Caravan. Because let’s face it, family road trips not only make great movies, but also great memories. My daughters and I decided to rank restroom facilities, and a Shell just outside Kansas City took the prize. At 3:30 a.m., we were pleasantly surprised by its cleanliness, smell and lovely fresh floral arrangements. The worst, hands down, was at Country Boy Mine, where the original 19th-century outhouse has been left in all, and I do mean all, its authentic glory. “There’s more than gold in them thar hills!” Doo drew the short stick when it came to driving from Colorado Springs to Aspen via Independence Pass. This is a road that takes you over the Continental Divide at 12,110 feet. It bullies you with narrow lanes, steep grades, switchbacks out the wazoo, and then steals your lunch money with no guard rails. I cowered under a sweatshirt while Doo fought nausea and vertigo to get us safely up and down. I can admit to at least two pairs of underwear that’ll never be the same again.

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By Zach Dunkin Current in Noblesville Noblesville author, Larry D. Sweazy, has won the 2011 Will Rogers Medallion award for Western Fiction for his novel, The Scorpion Trail, the second book in his Josiah Wolfe, Texas Ranger series. The Will Rogers Medallion award is presented by the Academy of Western Artists, each year, to those books that represent an Outstanding Achievement in the publishing of Western Literature. They are books that exemplify outstanding excellence in content and design with an enduring quality that preserves and celebrates the history and spirit of the West and the memory of writer and cowboy entertainer Will Rogers. “I didn’t see this coming,” said Sweazy, a lifelong resident of Indiana who was born in Anderson. “It was a total surprise. Sweazy will receive the award at the annual Cowboy Symposium in Lubbock, Texas, in September. He previously won the Western Writers of America (WWA) Spur Award for Best Short Story of 2005. His first book in the Josiah Wolfe series, The Rattlesnake Season, was a 2010 Best Book of Indiana finalist. For more information about Sweazy and his publications, visit www.larrydsweazy.com.

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Fate found my childish behavior on Independence Pass funny, so she presented me with my own opportunities to commit vehicular manslaughter. The first was a nerve-wracking drive over Vail Pass through nighttime torrential rain and violent lightning at 10,000 feet, and the second was a monster hail storm in Cheyenne that hit without warning. The sudden cacophonous white-out had me screeching to a halt and hyperventilating Le Maz-style until the adrenaline shakes subsided.“Mom-my!” In addition to the usual Alphabet Game, Find All 50 License Plates, and Twenty Questions, my little entrepreneurs invented a new family road game: Mini-Van Mall. We had “Tattoo Me,” obviously an ink parlor, and “Where Dreams Come True,” a combo tat/massage joint. The girls employed the boys, one as an “artiste” and the other as, I kid you not, a mall cop. They “printed” their own money and covered each other in ballpoint pen drawings, but their endeavors kept squabbles to a minimum for a solid three hours. So we didn’t complain. Viva la NAFTA! So here’s to the family road trip! Peace out.

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Playing the grudge game COMMENTARY By Brenda Alexander I hold grudges. The thing is, the grudges I hold contain no serious animosity. I’m mostly more bemused than vindictive. I don’t forget and I frequently take pleasure in recalling the offensive or rude behavior that produced my rather benign grudge in the first place. For example, irony and hypocrisy are fertile ground for raising a good solid crop of grudges. If you act in a hypocritical manner, people notice. Hypocritical behavior changes the way people see you. It doesn’t necessarily mean losing a friend, but usually, the friendship changes. A friend I’ve known through two marriages and several romances has shared her experiences of falling in and out of love with me over countless meals while I’ve listened attentively - even when I would rather do the talking. When my daughter was two months old, she curtly informed me she was tired of hearing about her and could we please talk about something else. Although I obliged, I started withholding my a-game stories and vindictively interrupted her tales of romantic bliss or woe with my latest diet attempts – the most mind-numbingly boring thing I could think to talk about; however, I bored myself while my efforts had no effect on her. That’s the ugly side of grudge holding. You hurt yourself, not the one who makes you angry.

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Despite her inability to share my love affair with my tot, she is a lovely person with many admirable qualities. Although it limited our friendship, our friendship still exists. Then there is the neighbor who welcomed me by pointing out all the other neighbors who didn’t take decent care of their lawns. This chat resulted in her literally flagging down the Scott’s lawn truck and sending the driver to my side gate where I was weeding. Now I can’t look at her yard without a critical eye – noting every brown spot. But how can I not like her? She gave me a great cocktail party story. Whenever you assert an opinion or voice a preference, you risk alienating someone. Chances are the victim of your forthrightness will remember what you said long after you no longer believe in it. Hopefully they will hold a benign grudge and only tell the story at parties to garner chortles over the vagaries of human nature. Actual resentment is never healthy for the person holding the grudge and rarely improves the behavior of the offender. Brenda Alexander is a freelance writer and resident of Noblesville. You can contact her at AlexanderInk@ comcast.net.

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City celebrates 20th Street Dance By Jenna Larson editorial@youarecurrent.com A local band, tons of booths and activities, and a lot of food welcomed Noblesville residents to the 20thannual Street Dance on July 23. Guests braved the heat and humidity to participate in the yearly celebration held in the city’s historic downtown square.

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Warped Tour isn’t just another concert TEEN LIFE By Jenna Larson Last summer, I attended my very first show on Vans Warped Tour. I had wanted to go for a few years, but I finally collected permission from my parents and the thirty-some dollars for my ticket. I can understand why an older generation may be a bit baffled as to what the summer-long tour’s appeal is. Even my boyfriend, who has patiently gone with me the past two summers, has fun, but doesn’t think it’s that great. Look at pictures. What do you see? Angsty teenage boys flailing in a circle pit while a few brave (or stupid?) souls dare to crowd surf above them. Bands on multiple stages, each musician struggling against the heat, coated in sweat, which just adds to their already abundant filth from living in a van on the road for months at a time (or a bus, for the lucky ones). There are clusters of tents with overpriced band merchandise, crowded and miserable bathrooms. Plus, there are the sweaty and eager fans fighting dehydration and sunburn, crowding each stage to sing along to their favorite songs. Even I admit, it doesn’t sound too glorious when it’s put like that. Despite how excited I was the first time, I was a little worried my expectations would outshine my experience.

But I was not disappointed. There’s nothing that can match the experience. Even a smaller concert showcasing only one headliner and a few lesser-known bands in a private venue is pretty dissimilar. So what does a Warped veteran, who holds the tour so sacred, see? A circle pit sparked out of the sheer euphoria that comes from being in the presence of musicians who have been the headliners on teenage boys’ iPods since middle school. The bands show their dedication, despite the sweltering heat, to their fans by playing their hearts out day after day, always in another city. Tents offering up t-shirts, which are always well worth their $20 price tags, displaying a CD’s cover art or someone’s favorite lyrics. Bathrooms which are crowded and dirty, yes, but they offer some refuge from the unforgiving sun. But, it’s the tour’s unifying effect I admire most. I see fans, who were complete strangers before entering the venue, come together to support their common obsession: their favorite band. Jenna Larson is a junior at Noblesville High School and is opinions editor for The Mill Stream. View Jenna's blog at jenna-larson. tumblr.com.

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Eddie Mode says he’s working on changing from ‘scoundrel’ to ‘good guy’ By Darla Kinney Scoles editorial@youarecurrent.com “I can’t talk right now,” declared Eddie Mode of Eddie’s Corner Café when contacted for an interview, “I’m up to my elbows in lasagna. How about tomorrow?” The next day, when asked – during the interview for a story on changing careers later in life – what he would have been up to his elbows in 40 years ago, the 84-year-old laughed, and then calculated the days back to his time in Cocoa Beach when he ran a local gathering spot frequented by NASA astronauts and Kennedy Space Center (then Cape Canaveral) workers. That same question could have been posed for several different decades in the Noblesville businessman’s career history, however, and quite the variety of answers would have come forth. Career change has been his life, not just his late life, but through it all Mode declares he is the same “good guy” and “scoundrel” he was years ago. Born in Indiana, Mode left home at age 14, joined the Navy shortly thereafter and spent time in several wartime arenas before landing in Florida. “I’ve always seemed to be in the right place at the right time,” shared Mode, who enjoyed the company of the likes of John Glenn, Alan Shepard, and Gus Grissom as regulars in his Cocoa Beach club during the Mercury to Gemini days. When cutbacks hit the workers and businesses alike, Mode headed to Georgia, where he worked for the Atlanta Braves – now bemoaning the fact that he gave out many baseballs signed by Hank Aaron, but never kept one for himself. It was there that Mode also entered the world of sports gambling as a bookmaker. He eventually was asked to “pack up and leave town” by the local authorities. No problem. Gambling was legal in Las Vegas, where Mode soon launched Fast Eddie’s Sports –where his daily betting tips earned him a reputation as one who could pick a winner almost every time. He also earned a nice income with his talents (and lecturing on sports handicapping at a Nevada college). But even then, he sent much of what

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he made to his daughter Sandy Ehrgott, for her husband’s mission efforts in Nicaragua. For 25 years, Mode rubbed shoulders with the likes of Cher, Mike Tyson, Peter Falk and members of the Rat Pack before taking Sandy’s suggestion to move to Noblesville and be close to his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Though he would soon open his café, the move was more of a life change than a career change for Mode, who said he has since worked to do good to make up for actions in his past. “And I’m getting this close,” he said, creating a narrow gap between his thumb and index finger. The greatest of his good efforts may be his work in Nicaragua. In the 10 years since his move, Mode has become close to 60 orphans there – one of whom he recently had the honor of “giving away” on her wedding day. His café documents many more escapades from his life. The spry and personable great-grandfather is happy to give patrons a tour of each room’s snapshots, whether missionary, military, political, celebrity, sports or space-related – and is often the recipient of hugs and good wishes from the locals who frequent his eatery and have come to know and love community-minded chef. Mode’s life changes and adventures are displayed in photos (many signed and some that bring tears to his eyes) on the walls of Eddie’s Café, where anyone over the age of 90 eats free – and often others who are down on their luck do as well. Once again, much of what the eatery brings in goes right back out to the local community and far-flung locales like Nicaragua and Africa. “Of all the places I have lived,” stated Mode, “this is the greatest place. The people here are the best. From the day we opened, people have stood in line to eat here…I’ve never worked so hard for so little pay, but I love it. “I don’t know why the good Lord let me live so long. Here I am, every day, cooking up the specials. And helping children in Nicaragua - that’s the best thing I ever did in my life. I do things now to make up for the dirty rotten things I did before.” People around town, like Cindy Hawkins of

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I really am a good guy in spite of some of the things I’ve done. I am the best friend an underdog can have. I’ve always been a rebel, willing to take a chance. At my age, I take a chance just getting out of bed! That’s how I’ve lived my whole life.” A life that now finds him up to his elbows in the rewards of taking a chance that once again paid off – in the right place at the right time.

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DISPATCHES » Wine and art – Noblesville Cultural Arts Commission is once again hosting the reception for “Friends of the Arts” on Friday, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the City Building. Wine and refreshments served throughout the evening as part of the cost of the ticket ($10 pre-sale, $15 at door). Strings will play throughout the evening as you browse through the art exhibits. For details, visit www.noblesvillearts.org. » August gardening tips – 1. Compost should be watered during dry periods so that it remains active.2. Prune only to retain the shape. Do not prune spring-flowering shrubs such as azaleas and rhododendrons. 3. Lawns or bare spots reseeded with grass now will have a chance to get established before winter sets in. Water often and mulch with hay. -www.almanac.com » Sandwiches that won’t stink up the office – Remove meat and cheese from the fridge 15 minutes before – they fold better at room temp. Lightly broil one side of each slice of bread, halve them (cutting makes lettuce weep and tomatoes bleed), and make the sandwich toasted-side in. Spread condiments and stack meat and cheese in alternating folds, like loops of a bow, on all four sides. Layer wet stuff (lettuce, tomatoes, pickles) in the middle

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Thoughts that lead to failure FITNESS By April Conard Some words just give off a negative vibe like, rain (which makes things grow), spiders (they keep the mosquito population in check) and yes, even diet and exercise. I looked up the word “negative” in the dictionary and here it what it said: NEGATIVE - marked by denial, prohibition, or refusal, also: marked by absence, withholding, or removal of something positive. A positive attitude isn’t always easy when you set out to shed extra pounds, especially when the journey is fraught with pitfalls at every turn. But to succeed, you need to remain optimistic. Thinking negatively only leads to failure. So let’s start by dropping the word “diet” altogether. That word has you thinking that you are somehow depriving yourself. The term diet seems to be structured to have a beginning and end. Your new healthy eating plan is not short-term but is a lifestyle change. Exchange the “d” word out for just making healthier food choices - a much more reasonable request than dieting. Considering my line of work, I hate to admit it, but exercise also has a negative connotation. If you go to the doctor and he tells you that you need to start exercising,

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LANDSCAPING By Mark Skipper Do you know what really bugs me? Bugs! This is the time of the year when the nasty little creatures invade our landscaping and cause havoc with our plants and lawns. There are many insects and diseases that can infest your landscape plants and cause a considerable amount of damage. Many of the insects are so small they are extremely difficult to see with the naked eye, unless you know what you are looking for. I’m going to give you a few helpful hints. An insect that can quietly work away, damaging your landscape plants without your knowledge is a spider mite. These are tiny and extremely difficult to see and also are sucking insects. They reproduce by the millions but are fairly easy to control. But because they do reproduce so rapidly, if you miss a few it won’t be long before you have hundreds of thousands, if not millions. To check your plants for spider mites, do this simple test: Take a plain white sheet of paper and hold it under a branch or two of the plant you would like to check. Using a pen, pencil or similar instrument, quickly strike one of the branches above the paper. Hold the paper very still in the light and watch those dust particles very closely. If some of them appear to be moving around on the paper, you have spider mites. Spider mites like a warm, dry environment, which is why some shrubs planted close to the

house in a landscape make good host plants. The heat reflected from the house makes the plant a nice, warm, cozy place to camp out, if you’re a bug. You can beat them at their own game by sprinkling the foliage of the plant on a regular basis. Mix in a little soap if you really want to ruin their party. Controlling these types of pests is usually done best with systemic types of insecticides. A systemic is any pesticide that is absorbed by the plant. When the pests eat the plant tissue they also consume the insecticide, thus the plant is rid of the pest before the infestation becomes too severe, and little damage is done. One of the most damaging foliage eating insects is the Japanese Beetle. Not only do Japanese Beetles eat the foliage of your landscape plants, they also lay eggs in your lawn. These eggs hatch into grubs that feed on the roots of your grass, doing considerable damage to your lawn. We have been working around the clock treating these nasty little creatures. I think the worst “bed” bugs are those in your landscaping “beds.” Mark Skipper is the president of Mustard Seed Landscapes & Garden Center and Weddings at the Metsker Plantation in Noblesville. Contact him at mark@ mustardseedlandscapes.com.

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Clamping down on costs REMODELING By David Decker Containing costs and maximizing value in a custom home improvement project should be uppermost in the minds of everyone involved. Nothing helps achieve those two goals better than good planning and good communication. Nothing turns a dream kitchen into hell’s kitchen, or a master bath into the grapes of wrath, more assuredly than bad planning and poor communication. While each homeowner/client and each project is one-of-a-kind, basic principles of managing a project should always apply. Big job or small, major renovation or cosmetic upgrade, achieving proper cost and value doesn’t mean cheap materials and cheap work. Cost and value come from everyone having a clear idea of the project’s goals, deadlines and budget. And that means … planning and communication. There’s an old construction truism triangle that says, “You can have good price, quality or timing. Pick two.” Baloney. You can have all three, if you have planning and communication. The secret is in defining the project, start to finish, before the start. A desirable home improvement professional, will see what you want to achieve, understand your budget parameters, and use his or her professional resources to provide the best prices, quality and timing

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attainable. Planning can include architecture, design, price-conscious sourcing of materials, flooring, fixtures, cabinetry and appliances, scheduling deliveries and labor. Some other tasks may include: obtaining permits and notifying utilities, and many other facets that unique home improvements may require. Communication is daily dedication to monitoring and discussing the plan, and when necessary, updating the plan. What you’ll find with a home improvement professional who is as dedicated to communicating with you as he is to planning the project, is there will be far fewer instances of expensive surprises, delays and order changes. Everyone has a stake in the success of the project. The homeowner wants a well-functioning and beautiful home improvement; and the home improvement professional’s future business depends on a history of bringing great projects in on time and on budget. Cost and value. Planning and communication breed the best of both worlds. David Decker is president of Affordable Kitchens and Bathrooms, based in Carmel (877-252-1420, www.affordablekandb.com). Have a home improvement question? E-mail David at david.decker@ affordablekandb.com, and he will answer in an upcoming column.

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