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Clyde Kissell of Warsaw drove almost three hours to show off his custom cutting boards at the Hendricks County Flyer garage sale and flea market. Bart Doan/Flyer photos
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Leonard Foster speaks with patrons of the garage sale about his custom made pens, a popular item.
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Dave Palmer and his granddaughter Kelsey sell United States and breast cancer related items with the proceeds going back to the American Legion.
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Palmer moves around some Vietnam Veteran hats after a sale.
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Sharon Wineman of the Hendricks County Flyer takes tickets at the entrance of the sale.
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A host of representatives from DoTerra essential oils are on hand to educate patrons about alternative types of medicine for their ailments.
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Prosecutor announces appointments
Hendricks County Prosecuting Attorney Patricia Baldwin has announced the appointment of Brad Casselman as a part-time deputy prosecuting attorney.
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Property tax bills on time in 91 counties
The Indiana Department of Local Government Finance (DLGF) recently announced that property tax bills were issued on time in 91 counties. This is the first time since at least 2001 that 91 counties have achieved on-time billing.
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Cultural Trail named an Indiana Artisan Trail
Following a major expansion into Morgan County earlier this year, the Rural Routes to Main Street Cultural Trail recently reached another milestone as it became the ninth trail chosen as an Indiana Artisan Trail.
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PHS robotics team snares state championship
Johnny Vargo, an industrial technology teacher at Plainfield High School, says “being a nerd is now cool.”
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North Salem business now offers postal services
NORTH SALEM – Jason Lalli was upset when the North Salem Post Office had to remove its stamp machine. The situation also gave him an idea to help his customers at the North Salem Food Plaza.
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Bio-tech firm grows Central Indiana headquarters
Officials with POLARIS Laboratories, LLC, a fluid analysis company, recently announced plans to expand their headquarters in Indianapolis, creating up to 25 new jobs by 2016.
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City announces two-way conversion of Central Avenue and neighboring streets
The Department of Public Works (DPW) is planning four two-way conversions in May and June.
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City partners to protect ash trees
The Department of Public Works (DPW) will partner with Valent Professional Products this summer to treat and protect 200 of the city’s ash trees from the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB). The partnership, called the Legacy Tree Project, has been in place since 2010.
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DPW installs city’s first bike boxes
The city of Indianapolis’ Department of Public Works has installed the city’s first “bike box” at the intersections of 71st Street and Cross Key Drive and 73rd Street and Spring Mill Road on the city’s northwest side.
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Splash Island Opens May 25
Splash Island will have its grand opening for the outdoor summer season at 10 a.m. May 25.
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