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Today’s edition · Mon., Nov. 9

Westfield says goodbye to the old Shamrock Springs Elementary

Plus, a Noblesville boutique opens at Hamilton Town Center and free home repairs are coming.

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Hundreds gathered to say goodbye to Shamrock Springs Elementary's old building in Westfield

1994year Shamrock Springs Elementary opened

Anne Gardener, the school's inaugural principal, spoke at the farewell open house.

Sources: Current Publishing, The Hamilton County Reporter

If you ever walked the halls of , you had a lot of company. Hundreds of former students, staff, families and community members came back Thu., Oct. 29 for an open house before the old building is demolished. Fifth grade student ambassadors led tours, and speakers included Anne Gardener, the inaugural principal who opened the school in 1994.

Former principal Chris Baldwin said the building holds a special place in the community, but the heart of the school has always been the people. The district says aging infrastructure, including roofing and plumbing systems, posed significant challenges. The old building will give way to athletic fields.

  • Opened: 1994, so more than 30 years of history
  • Farewell open house: Thu., Oct. 29
  • Memento: email the school's PTO
  • Transition: students and staff move over the coming months

The district chose a new building over repairs

QuestionAnswer
ProblemAging roofing and plumbing systems
DecisionNew building was more cost-effective long term
Old buildingWill be demolished for athletic fields

Sources: Current Publishing, The Hamilton County Reporter

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News Notes

Boutique

Lilac Blonde, the father-daughter women's sneaker and apparel business that began online, has opened a brick-and-mortar boutique in Hamilton Town Center in Noblesville. The business also just passed a major sales milestone. Inside INdiana Business

Home repairs

CrossRoads Church at Westfield plans free home repairs in July 2027 for more than 40 Hamilton County homeowners, with a focus on senior adults and veterans. Projects include painting, decks, wheelchair ramps and mobile home skirting. The Hamilton County Reporter

Gift box

Noblesville's BeeFree and its Drake's Chocolate Brownie Granola Cookie Bites are in the 2026 Indiana Grown Holiday Gift Box. Fishers' Sweet Melissa Honey & Hive is in it too. Current Publishing

The Indiana Grown gift box packs 14 products from 11 businesses

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Marching bands

Avon won Class A at the Marching Band State Finals on Nov. 7 at Lucas Oil Stadium. It's the band's 19th state title and fourth straight in the division since 2023. Carmel took second, and Fishers and Westfield also placed in the Class A top 10. IndyStarWANE 15

Palladium

Broadway star Bernadette Peters performs in Carmel at 8 p.m. Fri., Nov. 13, at the Palladium. She has appeared in Sondheim musicals including "Into the Woods" and "Follies." Current Publishing

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Homestead's girls basketball team is off to a 2-0 start with wins over Snider and Lawrence North at the Lady Wildcat Invitational on Saturday, and it's holding at No. 2 in the Week 1 IBCA poll. The Spartans got seven first-place votes, and No. 1 Pendleton Heights got 15. Swish.

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  1. Sun., Nov. 8Carmel tops Hamilton Southeastern 17-14 for the sectional title
  2. Sat., Nov. 7Carmel ends HSE's season 17-14 in the sectional final
  3. Fri., Nov. 6Boom open tonight; Westfield plans a four-sheet USHL rink
  4. Thurs., Nov. 5Noblesville Schools' referendum passes; HSE teachers get a raise
  5. Wed., Nov. 4Noblesville Schools referendum passes, 15,211 to 11,393
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Westfield says goodbye to the old Shamrock Springs Elementary

Plus, a Noblesville boutique opens at Hamilton Town Center and free home repairs are coming.

The TLDR

  1. Hundreds say goodbye to Shamrock Springs Elementary's old building
  2. Lilac Blonde opens a boutique at Hamilton Town Center
  3. CrossRoads Church plans free home repairs in July 2027
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