Carmel, United States (Local)
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Ann Marie’s coverage predominantly focuses on local government, politics, and community development in Carmel, Indiana. She regularly features government announcements and expert commentary related to topics such as city council decisions, redevelopment projects, infrastructure developments, and community issues.
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By: Ann Marie Shambaugh
Carmel Clay Schools is gathering community feedback through an online survey open through Dec. 21. The results will help administrators draft the 2025-28 strategic plan, which outlines the district’s visions and goals for the next three years.
By: Ann Marie Shambaugh
The Carmel City Council met Dec. 2 to approve a tax abatement for a west side business, vote on an amendment to an interlocal agreement with Clay Township regarding the governance of Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation and discuss end-of-year transfers of funds within department budgets.
By: Ann Marie Shambaugh
Carmel Clay Schools is in the middle of a long journey to revamp its grading systems, an effort intended to boost student learning and engagement – even if it takes a few tries.
By: Ann Marie Shambaugh
As a working mother, Andréa Black wanted the flexibility to spend more time with her school-age daughter. So, she decided to take a few years off from her career in the nonprofit world to launch her own business, Dréa’s Dogsitting. Six years later, she hasn’t gone back. Instead, she expanded her co
By: Ann Marie Shambaugh
The Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation board approved several amendments to its rules of park operations. The changes, approved unanimously at a Dec. 10 meeting, set a unified speed limit on the Monon Greenway and outline provisions for the scattering of human cremains.
Soon after arriving in Germany for a year of living abroad, Maria Adele Rosenfeld was intrigued by a postcard featuring a Christmas pyramid in a host family’s home.
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As companies continue paying top dollar to lease space in Carmel’s bustling Midtown area, city leaders are turning more of their attention to office buildings in another part of town that are showing their age. Once the pinnacle of Carmel’s corporate community, the towering structures surrounded by
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President Joe Biden has commuted the sentence of James Burkhart, a Carmel resident and former CEO of American Senior Communities, who pleaded guilty to his role in a fraud, kickback and money laundering conspiracy. In 2018 he was sentenced to nearly 10 years in prison. The U.S. Department of Justic
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Hamilton County might relinquish parts of its tax increment financing allocation areas that include Clay Terrace to allow the City of Carmel to establish its own TIF zone there, giving the city more authority to guide future development at the shopping center.
By: Ann Marie Shambaugh
A longtime restaurant anchor tenant at Carmel City Center has closed. MTM, previously known as Matt the Miller’s, permanently closed Dec. 30. It had operated at 11 City Center Dr. since 2012. In October 2024, the restaurant rebranded and expanded its menu to include additional steak offerings and
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