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Running with purpose: Documentary honors late father’s lifelong philosophy
16+ hour, 6+ min ago (644+ words) For the late Ralph Hartnagel III, the principles of faith, family, friends, fitness and fun were more than simply words. They inspired him to “stay positive” throughout his life and his fight against cancer. A Brownsburg resident, Ralph was diagnosed…...
Column: A rainy night to remember for Carmel’s ATI
16+ hour, 17+ min ago (567+ words) Commentary by Don Farrell On Nov. 17, 2013, in the early years of Actors Theatre of Indiana at The Center for the Performing Arts, we were presenting Neil Simon’s play “The Odd Couple” in the Studio Theater. It was our final performance…...
Letter: Religious institutions are failing us
16+ hour, 15+ min ago (235+ words) Current Publishing Editor, Interestingly, the July 21 edition of Current in Carmel had three articles on religion The first one titled âBeckwith: Ban call to prayerâ was about the belief of Indianaâs lieutenant governor, who is also a Life…...
Opinion: The problem with ‘mutual respect’
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (374+ words) In public life and everyday conversations, we often hear “mutual respect” praised as the ultimate goal of healthy dialogue. It sounds good on the surface. But if we rely on mutuality as the foundation for how we treat others, we…...
Opinion: It’s a dog’s life
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (505+ words) Here’s a show I saw in London several years ago. I Googled it to see if it was still on the telly. The show was called “Bring Your Husband to Heel.” The creator of this show claimed that you can…...
Westfield eyes stricter tree preservation rules
1+ week, 1+ hour ago (277+ words) An ordinance that would add tree-protection regulations to the city’s development standards — and fines for violations —was introduced July 27 by the Westfield City Council. Senior Planner Lauren Gillingham-Teague told the council that the proposal would strengthen the city’s existing tree…...
Member of Carmel’s first city council reflects on 50 years of growth
1+ week, 2+ day ago (335+ words) When Jim Garrettson landed an interview to become a teacher at Carmel High School in 1964, he wasn’t sure where the small town even was. He accepted the job, and 12 years later he was on the first city council to take…...
Carmel Clay Public Library’s Storywalk signage at Meadowlark Park has been the subject of online
1+ week, 2+ day ago (472+ words) criticism because of Arabic translations displayed at the foot of each sign. The story titled “Listen, Listen” was displayed in the park from July 1 through July 27. It included English, Spanish and Arabic translations of the text. On July 14, Save Heritage…...
Letter: Beckwith’s comments bigoted, uninformed
1+ week, 3+ day ago (299+ words) Do you think Micah Beckwith gets up each morning asking himself what he can do to divide people more, because that’s exactly what we need in our country right now? Do you think he decides to use the most bigoted…...
Blue School at risk: Preservation advocates work to find a future for Carmel’s last historic
1+ week, 3+ day ago (513+ words) For more than a century, the Blue School has stood as a reminder of Carmel’s rural beginnings. Now, as the city’s last remaining historic schoolhouse sits vacant, community leaders are working to determine its future. 106th Street has been home to…...