Marney Simon
Managing Editor at Current in Westfield
Managing Editor at Current in Zionsville
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youarecurrent.com | Marney Simon
Members of Zionsville’s Parks and Recreation Department are preparing town parks for summer. Zionsville Parks and Recreation Superintendent Jarod Logsdon recently updated the Zionsville Park Board on several park projects as summer approaches, including:Mulberry FieldsBiweekly construction meetings continue with Structure Midwest in preparation of a new concession stand. Sewer connections and concrete footers have been completed at the site.
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youarecurrent.com | Marney Simon
The Friends of Hamilton County Parks recently awarded the City of Westfield $50,000 from the Active People Healthy Hamilton County grant program to address crosswalk needs at Park Street and Poplar Street/Westfield Boulevard. The grant will go toward Westfield’s Decorative Crosswalk Program, an initiative to promote active transportation options and foster safe walking and biking opportunities within the community.
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youarecurrent.com | Marney Simon
Westfield Mayor Scott Willis said the city has some tough choices to make regarding the municipal budget. More than 100 people attended a town hall meeting with Willis May 7 at Wood Wind Golf Club, where he discussed issues including construction on Ind. 32; residential and commercial development; trail and pedestrian connections; expansion of city-owned Wood Wind Golf Course; the 161st Street Monon Trail tunnel project; and the road-widening project for 191st Street north of Grand Park.
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1 week ago |
youarecurrent.com | Marney Simon
Plans continue to come together for Zionsville’s passive nature preserve. The Zionsville Parks and Recreation Board recently approved several change orders for Carpenter Nature Preserve. The 215-acre park is under construction at the former Wolf Run Golf Course just west of U.S. 421 and south of Ind. 32. The property, which is adjacent to Eagle Creek, will be a regional destination with a nature center, trails, boardwalks, a nature-inspired playground and outdoor classrooms.
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youarecurrent.com | Marney Simon
The Westfield City Council gave the green light to the Park and Poplar planned unit development, a proposal for 12 acres near the Midland Trace Trail at Park and Poplar streets to add office, retail, residential space, a public plaza and parking. Although the PUD was approved May 12, it came with a caveat for some elected officials.
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