Jake Allen
Westfield and Carmel Reporter at IndyStar
Westfield and Carmel reporter for @indystar. Formerly @ndn, @HollandSentinel, @csgazette, @thesnews. Big fan of @indynewsguild. I also like running.
Articles
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1 day ago |
indystar.com | Jake Allen
Carmel is “Built for Big Dreams” — at least according to the city’s new tagline. The affluent Hamilton County community spent $125,000 to collect feedback and generate a new tagline, logo and comprehensive strategic plan, fulfilling a campaign promise from Mayor Sue Finkam. “I've been testing (the new tagline) in speeches and comments, and it resonates very well with people,” Finkam said.
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3 days ago |
indystar.com | Jake Allen
A seafood restaurant, with three locations already open throughout Central Indiana, is expanding to Carmel. Slapfish will open a new, 3,300 square foot restaurant with an enclosed patio at the Market District grocery store, off North Illinois Street. The restaurant will open later this year. Restaurateurs Mark and Lauren Weghorst plan to start renovating the space this summer, according to a news release.
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3 days ago |
indystar.com | Jake Allen
New homes along the Monon Trail in Westfield are being designed with trail users in mind. “We’re thinking about views from the Monon Trail,” said Jake Dietrich, vice president of acquisition and development with Onyx+East. “(Trail users will see) homes with four-sided architecture and highly designed outdoor spaces.
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5 days ago |
indystar.com | Jake Allen
The Indiana Pacers are playing in a winner-take-all NBA Finals Game 7 right now. Win or lose, it will be an emotional night for Hoosiers. Despite that, it’s still a bad idea to shoot your guns into the air to celebrate a big win or mourn a tough loss. Police give out the same warning every year leading up to the Fourth of July and New Year’s Eve — refrain from firing bullets into the sky. "What goes up, must come down.
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1 week ago |
indystar.com | Jake Allen
Pedcor Companies and the city of Carmel are working together to add 60 new guest rooms, a new boardroom and a new ballroom to the hotel. The two entities worked together to build the $58 million hotel, which opened in 2020. This time around, Pedcor is taking on all of the expenses. No new city dollars will be used to expand the hotel, according to the city.
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