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Noblesville residents file for 2024 elections news@currentnoblesville.com Several Noblesville residents have filed to run for offices in 2024 races. From the Hamilton County CommisGOVERNMENT sioners to the Indiana General Assembly, here are some local people running for election or reelection. STEVE DILLINGER Hamilton County Commissioner Steve Dillinger has filed for reelection for the May primary election, his campaign announced Jan. 10. His term ends at the end of the year. He has served since 1989 and is the longest-serving county commissioner in the Dillinger state, his campaign stated. A Noblesville resident, Dillinger was named the 2019 Outstanding Commissioner of the Year. Among other accomplishments in office, he played leadership roles in attracting Ivy Tech to Noblesville, in making improvements to Ind. 37 and developing a new government and judicial center, according to his campaign. The Hamilton County Commissioners received the Indiana County Commissioners Award for Outstanding Team Effort for a water availability study it conducted. It also received the Outstanding Leadership and Impact Award from the Good Samaritan Network of Hamilton County. Dillinger has served on the Indianapolis

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Airport Authority Board for 22 years and is its vice president. He serves as Parliamentarian of the Council and on the ARPA Board, the Sheriff’s Committee and Special Projects Oversight Committee, according to his campaign. ALAINA SHONKWILER Republican Alaina Shonkwiler, a Noblesville resident, has filed to run for the Indiana House of Representatives District 29 seat. The district includes Noblesville. Shonkwiler’s announcement follows incumbent Chuck Goodrich’s decision Shonkwiler not to seek reelection. “I have spent my life in Noblesville and this community is where Jason and I chose to raise our family,” Shonkwiler stated. Shonkwiler is a manager in government advisory with Katz, Sapper & Miller, an advisory, tax and audit firm. She stated she has expertise in local government and economic development. A Noblesville High School graduate, Shonkwiler has previously had roles with the Noblesville Chamber of Commerce, the City of Noblesville and Noblesville Schools. “As I seek your vote to be our next state representative, I will be the passionate conservative fighter we need,” Shonkwiler stated. She is married to Jason Shonkwiler, a Noblesville Police Department sergeant and school resource officer at Noblesville High

School. STEVE NATION Hamilton County Councilor Steve Nation announced his candidacy for reelection Jan. 10. The primary is in May. Nation, a Noblesville resident, stated he is seeking a second term because “there is more work to be done.” “If the people of Hamilton Nation County permit me to continue to serve, we will deliver on the county’s comprehensive response to behavioral health with an Assessment Center, which will enable more accurate diagnoses and treatment plans; the creation of a domestic violence shelter in the county; and the River Road Public Safety Training Facility,” Nation stated. Nation was a leader in the creation of Hamilton County’s Youth Assistance Programs and helped found and launch the Pursuit Institute, according to his campaign. In 2017, Nation was named Person of the Year by the International Association of Truancy and Dropout Prevention. In 2018, he was awarded the Sagamore of the Wabash by Gov. Eric Holcomb. Nation serves as board president for Indiana Fallen Heroes Foundation and is secretary of the Noblesville Elementary Football League. Prior to being elected to the council, Nation served four terms as prosecuting attorney for Hamilton County and was a Hamilton County Superior Court judge for four terms.

DISPATCHES Seed swap event set — The Hamilton County Master Gardeners Association, in association with the Purdue Extension office of Hamilton County, is hosting its 6th annual Central Indiana Seed Swap Jan. 27. It will be at the Hamilton County Fairgrounds from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event is free and will have speakers, seeds, vendors and more. Three experts will speak throughout the day and there will be knowledgeable seed vendors participating, selling and trading a variety

of rare, heirloom, organic, native, vegetable and flower seeds. The event is child friendly and will have a dedicated kids’ corner with activities. There will be a dedicated seed swap area and volunteers to guide swappers and answer questions. All levels of gardeners and garden dreamers are welcome. Grief group meetings set — Noblesville First United Methodist Church at 2051 Monument St. is hosting GriefShare, a 13-

week group focusing on programming for grief topics associated with the death of a loved one. The weekly sessions start Jan. 28 and are on Sundays from 4-6 p.m. The nondenominational group features Christ-centered programming and is led by people who have experienced grief. There is a DVD seminar featuring grief experts and real-life stories, small group discussion and a GriefShare workbook. For more, visit noblesvillefirst.com.

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DISPATCH New school board officers named — The Noblesville Schools Board of Trustees approved a new slate of officers Jan. 9. Christi Crosser was named president, Stephanie Lambert was named vice president and Laura Alerding was named secretary. Joe Forgey and Misti Ray will serve as general board members. Crosser was appointed to the High Ability and Science Review Committees; Lambert was appointed to the Noblesville Redevelopment, Noblesville Schools Education Foundation and Technology Committees; Alerding was appointed to the Enrollment Management, Parks Board and Safe Schools Committees; Forgey was appointed to the Athletic Review, Indiana School Board Association Legislative, Science Review and Wellness Committees; and Ray was appointed to the Attendance Review, Noblesville Youth Sports Alliance and Safe Schools Committees.

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Massillamany, Maki elected YOUR JOU R N EY B EGIN S AT. . . council president, vice president news@currentnoblesville.com Amy Massillamany and Sue Maki were recently elected president and vice president, respecCOUNTY tively, of the Hamilton County Council. The occasion marked the first time in the council’s history that two women were elected to the roles. Massillamany “It’s an honor to serve alongside Sue, making history for our council,” Massillamany stated. “Thank you to the council for entrusting us to lead, charting a course where diversity in leadership is not just celebrated but woven into the fabric of progress.” Massillamany was elected to the council in 2011 and represents District 2, which in-

cludes Delaware and Fall Creek townships. She works in professional services and is a senior director at RGP, a consulting firm specializing in finance, accounting, governance, risk and compliance, information management, human capital and corporate advisory. Maki was elected to the council in 2020 as an at-large member. She served as manager of enMaki vironmental initiatives and education for Carmel Utilities for 15 years. She retired in June 2021 to devote more time to the county council. “I am looking forward to working with President Massillamany to continue improvements in communication and collaboration with the commissioners and other government entities,” Maki stated.

Beckwith resigns from board By Elissa Maudlin elissa@youarecurrent.com

deep regret I am resigning.” Beckwith’s resignation follows two other resignations from the board within a threeMicah Beckwith has resigned from the month period. Former board secretary Ray Hamilton East Public Library Board of TrustMaddalone resigned Oct. 5, 2023, Tiffanie ees. In a statement to Ditlevson, a former board president, LIBRARY the Hamilton County resigned Dec. 4, 2023, after being Council, he cited his elected to the Fishers City Council. bid for lieutenant governor as the According to Hamilton County reason for stepping down. Councilor Amy Massillamany, Beck“As you know, I have a new with will be replaced during the challenge ahead of me with my run council’s Feb. 7 meeting. The council for lieutenant governor, which is is taking applications via its portal Beckwith consuming most of my time,” stated through Jan. 25. Beckwith, who resigned Jan. 10. “I do not To access the portal, visit bit.ly/48C1Caa. want to shortchange the board, so with

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Fishers senior basketball player improves with age By Mark Ambrogi mark@youarecurrent.com Fishers High School basketball coach Garrett Winegar is convinced the best is yet to come for senior Keenan Garner. “He is just scratching the surface,” Winegar said. Garner, a 6-foot-6 guard/forward, doesn’t turn 18 until April. “Also, with living on a U.S. Army base in Germany for seven years prior to returning to the States last year, Keenan has not played as much basketball as many of the kids in the States have,” Winegar said. “On top of all that, he works his butt off, is a terrific kid and leader and is going to do what it takes to continue to grow.” Garner, who moved to Fishers in September 2022, was averaging more than 16 points and eight rebounds as of Jan. 18. The Tigers were 14-0 at the time. “Keenan has improved the most with his ball handling, passing and finishing and his overall game IQ and feel for the game,” Winegar said. “He has really developed into a true wing/guard who has the ability to also play in the post. Keenan has worked

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Fishers High School senior Keenan Garner leads the Tigers in scoring. (Photo courtesy of Fishers athletics)

offseason and really just believing we can win any game we go into,” Garner said. “We have really good team chemistry. We do things on and off the court. Once you have that relationship off the court, it translates to on the court. We’re unselfish and we trust each other in the big moments.”

Garner said his biggest leap from last season has been as a leader. “I’m teaching everybody everything I can to have a really good senior season,” Garner said. “I’m focusing on all parts of my game, not just scoring but rebounding and assisting. I’m trying to be a more versatile player. I’m trying to do a lot of everything, not just one thing.” Garner, who was averaging 63 percent shooting from the field, averaged 7.9 points on 55 percent shooting last season. “We have a lot of good shooters,” he said. “I feel like everyone on our team can step up and hit a shot, and that opens up driving lanes.” In Germany, Garner said his high school played against other schools from military bases. Garner began playing basketball when he was about 11 years old. He was trained and coached by Mario Coursey for approximately five years. “He helped me fall in love with the game and it grew from there,” he said. Garner has NCAA Division I offers from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville and Eastern Illinois, in addition to some NAIA offers.

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Colleagues have fond memories of local Boys & Girls Club namesake Soni Sheehan

By Elissa Maudlin elissa@youarecurrent.com Staff at the Tom & Soni Sheehan Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville said that the late Sondra “Soni” Sheehan’s legacy is hard to sum up but she was renowned for showing kids they matter and promoting hope and kindness. Abby Stutesman, director of club operations, said someone with her “generous heart only comes around so often.” Soni Sheehan died Dec. 22, 2023, at age 83. She and her husband donated money for the naming rights for the club’s building. Executive Director Becky Terry said the Boys & Girls Club “couldn’t have asked for a more natural fit” for the building’s name. Sheehan was also a longtime member of the Ladies Auxiliary, according to Kim Hirschfeld, a Ladies Auxiliary member and Boys & Girls Club board member. The auxiliary raises money for the club to defray costs for items, such as field trips and new tents and canoes for camp. In 1997, Sheehan was honored as Volunteer of the Year for the Boys & Girls Club. “Soni was more quiet and in the background, and she got things done but she did it in a much more quiet and subtle way of doing things,” Hirschfeld said. Sheehan provided cookies and punch to members at the UpTop Shop, a holiday shop where items are priced 25 cents. Sheehan would set up candlesticks on a linen tablecloth for the event. Stutesman said the UpTop Shop was Sheehan’s “pride and joy” because she could engage with the youth. “Some kids don’t know that. They don’t understand linen tablecloths and candlelight dinners,” Stutesman said. “She always made sure that on that event that they felt special, no matter what, that they understood that this was a special event, and it was solely for our club kids.” Hirschfeld’s favorite memory of Sheehan was seeing her behind the cookie table, “just looking (the kids) in the eyes and seeing into their souls” and talking to them. If a kid needed medical help, Stutesman said Sheehan would ask staff members about the child and encourage the child’s family to seek help from the Thomas P. and Sondra D. Sheehan Charitable Foundation,

Soni Sheehan at the cookies and punch table at the UpTop Shop. (Photo courtesy of the Tom & Soni Sheehan Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville)

which helps children who have medical challenges. “(Soni) loved kids and wanted to make sure that they had what they needed to be successful, to be who they were meant to be at the highest level,” Terry said. Stutesman said Sheehan was a strong but quiet leader. “She had a quiet strength. That’s how I

would describe her,” Terry said. “She was a force, but her force of nature wasn’t one that was, like, exuberant. It was a quiet strength, and when she said something, you listened.” When Terry first met Sheehan at the UpTop Shop, she could tell how important making the event special for the kids was to Sheehan.

THE UPTOP SHOP The UpTop Shop is sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary at the Tom & Soni Sheehan Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville. The Torch Club at the Boys & Girls Club runs the shop, where people can purchase

From left, Soni and Tom Sheehan. (Photo courtesy of the Tom & Soni Sheehan Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville)

items, Stutesman said. New or gently used items are donated by community members. Members of the auxiliary are on-site to help wrap and serve cookies and punch.

“Her sweet soul is going to be missed,” Hirschfeld said. “You don’t find that personality easily in this fast-paced world we live in.” Soni’s husband Tom Sheehan lives in Noblesville. His passion and support for youth has “been unwavering for decades,” according to the club’s Director of Development Nathan Helm. “His above-and-beyond commitment to ensuring success for future generations has always been second to none,” Helm stated. “Without Tom & Soni, the Club would not be making the impact it is today.” ON THE COVER: Soni Sheehan with cookies and punch at the UpTop Shop. (Photo courtesy of the Tom & Soni Sheehan Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville).

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ATI actors get their kicks on ‘Route 66’ By Mark Ambrogi mark@youarecurrent.com Craig Underwood had so much fun with Actors Theatre of Indiana’s presentation of “Route 66” in 2012, he was MUSICAL eager to travel down that road again. The 2000 Hamilton Southeastern High School graduate, who is based in New York City, returns to play the same character he did in 2012 in the musical about traveling the famous route in ATI’s production set for Feb. 2-18 at the Studio Theater at the Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel. “I’m excited to do it again,” Underwood said. “I had such a great time last time. I’m a little nervous because I am 12 years older, but I think it’ll be really fun.” Underwood contacted ATI when he learned it was presenting the show again. “Because it’s four people that have to sing together, it’s very specific,” he said. “I totally understand if I’m not the right fit this time, but I’d jump at the chance to do it. I love working for ATI.” The four men play different roles in vignettes, but all go by their real first names in each vignette. The music follows the area of the U.S. and the time from the 1950s to the mid-1960s. “I love when it gets to the Beach Boystype music,” Underwood said. “I think it amps it up and all the fun harmonies, and by that time we as performers are pretty tired because we’re like an hour and 20 minutes into the one-and-a-half-hour show. I think it gets us going again. It’s like a whole breath of fresh air. It just shows kind of how the music shifted from the ‘50s to the ‘60s.” Cynthia Collins, an ATI co-founder and Carmel resident, is directing and choreographing the musical. “From start to finish, it’s this high-energy journey on Route 66,” Collins said. “The show goes from Chicago to Los Angeles, and the music follows the journey. It starts out with bebop music from the ’50s.” The musical concludes with songs such as “Dead Man’s Curve,” “The Little Old Lady From Pasadena” and “GTO.” There are audio commercials from the

‘MENOPAUSE, THE MUSICAL” Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre presents “Menopause, the Musical” through Feb. 4 at the Indianapolis venue. For more, visit beefandboards.com. FEINSTEIN’S CABARET Front, from left, Brett Mutter, Kieran Danaan. Back, from left, Eric Olson and Craig Underwood, form the cast of “Route 66.” (Photo by Mark Ambrogi)

Feinstein’s presents “Deception: An Evening of Magic & Lies” at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 25; “Dueling Pianos,” presented by Brittany Brumfield & Baby Grand Entertainment, at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 26; and Eric Baker & Friends Presents: “The Piano Man: A Billy Joel Tribute” at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 27 at Hotel Carmichael in Carmel. For more, visit feinsteinshc.com. AN EVENING WITH BRANFORD MARSALIS Saxophonist Branford Marsalis will perform at 8 p.m. Jan. 26 at the Palladium at the Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel. For more, visit thecenterpresents.org. CIRQUE GOES TO THE SYMPHONY

era, and radio disc jockeys reflect the area of the nation. Eric Olson, a Fishers resident, wasn’t familiar with the show but saw a video of the previous time ATI performed “Route 66.” “It’s really fun to hear a mix of songs and you are like, ‘I’ve known that song my whole life,’” said Olson, who works for Indiana Repertory Theatre as institutional giving manager and is in his fourth production with ATI. “Songs like ‘King of the Road’ mixed in with songs you’ve never heard before, but (it’s) a great tune. It’s a lot of work in a little time. These shows have a way of being terrifying in the beginning, thinking, ‘There is no way I can ever do this,’ and then a few days in, it’s ‘Hey, I’m doing this and it feels great.’” Each performer has a few solo songs. Brandon Vos, a Camby resident, is the music director. “It’s a fun show because I think a lot of the tunes are familiar to everybody,” Vos said. “It’s the boogie-boogie surfer rock and Beach Boys-type stuff. It’s just a lot of energy and a lot of fun for us and the

audience, too. There are participation moments a couple times.” Vos said there are more than 30 songs, mostly between 2 and 4 minutes long. “I’m in charge of specific parts of the music itself but they all bring their own personalities to it,” Vos said. Vos has worked with Indianapolis resident Brett Mutter at Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre. Mutter previously acted in ATI’s “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.” “I love tight harmonies and tight quartet singing,” Mutter said. Cast member Kieran Danaan, a New York City resident, made his ATI debut in “Mr. Confidential” in May 2023. “The four of us in this cast get to be so versatile,” Danaan said. “We get to explore different sides of ourselves. The four of us are witty, so it’s going to be a good time.” Danaan said most of the music was new to him. “The music is very relaxing but it’s also upbeat,” he said. “The music has a good message.” For more, visit atistage.org.

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anapolis Children’s Choir’s new publishing arm publishes choral music for all ages and levels by composers who submit their work. Joshua Pedde is a music man. And a pubIf accepted, Pedde said the material can lishing man, too, and he wants to make sure be shared with other music teachers. others who compose “We try to reward them for their MUSIC quality music are heard, work,” Pedde said. especially with regard And they try to encourage comto the Indianapolis Children’s Choir. posers who submit material that is The Carmel resident is the arturned down because it does not tistic director of the Indianapolis suit the choir’s needs. Children’s Choir, which boasts one “We let them know why their of the largest children’s choir prowork doesn’t fit our needs,” Pedde Pedde grams in the world. Pedde also is said. “We try to give feedback, and one of the minds behind the Indiahopefully they continue to try and napolis Children’s Choir Publishing House, submit their work with others.” which is in partnership with Beckenhorst Pedde works with Leeann Starkey, co-ediPress of Columbus, Ohio. tor of the ICC Publishing House and also the And the partnership recently announced curriculum coordinator, as well as a director a new choral series by Henry Leck, the with the choir. Hamilton County resident Indianapolis Children’s Choir founder and Patrick Fata works with both to provide conductor laureate. new music. “We are very excited to have Henry Leck “I’m also one of the editors,” Pedde said. have his series at the publishing house,” “We all go through the material sent to us.” Pedde said. “He has made such an impact Besides the new choral series, the ICC on the field of choral music for over 30 Publishing House is releasing 12 additional years. We are proud to have him join us.” songs that range in style and voice arrangeFounded nearly three years ago, the Indiment, Pedde said.

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