agencies, government should pool their development...
TRANSCRIPT
Friday March 10 2017Sheridan Noblesville Cicero Arcadia
Atlanta Carmel Fishers Westfield
Vol 4 No 46Today Sunny Areas of frost before8 amTonight Partly cloudy
TODAYrsquoS WEATHER
HIGH 34 LOW 19
By FRED SWIFTA plan to sell Seminary Park for homesites was dropped
by city officials almost as soon as itwas proposed earlier this week Feed-back from city councilors park boardmembers and others was not favorableto the idea
There are many who want to seethis green space near downtown keptas it is Seminary Park was the site ofNoblesvilles first public school Formany years Second Ward Schooloccupied the city block at 10th andHannibal
So what happens next assuming there is a demand fornew housing in the central city Heres an idea Variousagencies and branches of local government should be able
to pool their ideas for housing trails and economic devel-opment
The Hamilton County Area Neighborhood Development(HAND) has its eye on the site of the former Farm BureauCo-op grain operation at 8th and Mulberry Streets But noluck so far Financing has been the big problem
At the same time city and some county officials want toconvert the Nickel Plate Railroad into a walking trail similarto the popular Monon Trail Other folks want to keep therailroad
Does it all seem like an insurmountable problem or anopportunity
Lets look at what Carmel has done in a somewhatsimilar situation South 8th Street is not generally consid-ered the most attractive street in town Similarly CarmelsSecond Avenue along the Monon was not a particularlyexciting place 15 years ago
Now the street is developing into an upscale part of old
town There are new homes apartments restaurants and therenovated Monon depot along five blocks of the streetbordering the trail The difference from 8th Street is thatCarmel lost the railroad and uses the right-of-way for thetrail
In Noblesville it would seem that a trail could be builtalongside the railroad and with cooperation between thecity and HAND the co-op site could be developed forhousing which would be popular with those who wantaccess to a trail
It would take some vision some cooperation andprobably a publicprivate partnership But it could create asituation where everyone involved gets what they wanthousing a trail the railroad keeping Seminary Park andpotential economic development where it is needed
There is opportunity there for those bold enough to seizeit
Agencies government should pool their development ideas
Duke Energy will begin utilityrelocation on the east side of theGreenfield Avenue Christian Street and10th Street intersection today The workshould cause minimal impact to theintersection but flaggers will be onsitewhen necessary to assist with traffic Thework is anticipated to take one week
Utility relocation is the first step inthe construction of a roundabout at thisintersection Road work will begin inmid-April Currently the intersection hasa stoplight that must cycle through threeroads The roundabout design providesa safe effective intersection and createsa new southern gateway into the City ofNoblesville More details will bereleased closer to road construction
Noblesville Five Points roundabout utility construction begins
Artistic rendering courtesythe City of Noblesville
The Boys amp Girls Club of Noblesville was recently arecipient of a donation from Sharp Business Systems Sharpgenerously provided the Club with a newer more efficientmodel of a multifunctional office printer to upgrade an agingmachine Sharp Business Systems advances and enables moreeffective and efficient communication through technologyand solutions supported by local caring people Their visionis to turn clients into fans by exceeding expectations
Ross Raifsnider Midwest PresidentGeneral Manager ofSharp Business Systems was present for the donation andsaid ldquoAt Sharp Business Systems our culture and guidingprinciples are a way of life We seek first to serve and wegive back to the community generously because it is the rightthing to do We are proud to link arms with the Boys amp GirlsClub in an effort to make a difference in the Noblesvillecommunityrdquo
ldquoWe are extremely appreciative for the generous gift madeby Sharprdquo said BGCN Executive Director Becky TerryldquoThe donated machine is a much needed upgrade and it willincrease the efficiency and quality of the work of our staffIt also will reduce costs as more items will be capable of beingprinted in-house
Boys amp Girls Club of Noblesville receives donation from Sharp
The Boys amp Girls Club of Noblesville recentlyreceived a donation of a multifunctional officeprinter from Sharp Business SystemsPictured Ross Raifsnider Sharp BusinessSystems PresidentGeneral Manager - MidwestDaryl Petry BGCN Board Member amp Treasurerand Becky Terry BGCN Executive Director
Photo provided
By LARRY LANNANLarryinFisherscomThe Hamilton Southeastern (HSE)
School Board moved forward with hiringthe CSO architectural firm to design thenew so far unnamed elementary schoolto be constructed next to HSEIntermediateJunior High School onCyntheanne Road CSO will be paid justunder $1 million The board will also becontracting with a firm named Brain-Spaces at an additional cost of $105000to provide professional services tied tomaking the building better suited for theHSE 21 program of immersive learning
In addition to those expenses theelementary school building constructionis estimated to cost $184 million Thenew elementary is projected to be readyfor students by the start of the 2019-2020school year
The board vote to approve CSO andBrainspaces was five in favor one op-posed and one abstention AmandaShera voted no and Sylvia Shepler ab-stained
In another building-related matterthe board voted unanimously to hireMeyer-Najem as construction managerfor the planned renovation projects atCumberland Road Elementary Schooland the HSE Schools AdministrationBuilding
HSE School Boardmoves forward onbuilding projects
Wine and dine at one of the Districtrestaurants browse the new and excitingexhibits at 10 District galleries and exploreall the unique things the District has to offerduring the IU Health North Hospital SecondSaturday Gallery Walk on Saturday March11 2017 from 5-9 pm
If you participated in the Gallery WalkScavenger in January and February makesure to visit us in March for your chance towin one of five prizes valued at approxi-mately $150 each Please bring your punchcard to be eligible to win
Additional featured artists and exhibits
Marchrsquos CarmelGallery Walk isSaturday
News2
during the March Gallery Walk include CCA Gallerys feature gallery for the
month of March will be displaying oilpaintings by Margaret Hanke and AnnSimons Everyone is invited to their recep-tion to view these beautiful works and tomeet the artists during the Gallery Walk
Throughout March Inspire Studioamp Gallery is exhibiting the works of con-temporary artist Scotty Lu - the alter egoof renowned artist Randall Scott HardenThe Opening Reception for the exhibit willbe during the Gallery Walk Wine amp lightrefreshments will be served in StarvingArtist style
The 2nd You and Tranquil Souls (411N Range Line Rd) will be hosting a tastingevent from 10 am until 9 pm along withthe launch of Wunder Juice Live music willalso be on hand You can also sample theirproducts such as Wicked Good Nibs Cilan-tro Sauce and Chipotle Black Bean andCheese Dip at REMAX Ability Plus-TeamPacilio located at 200 S Range Line Road
Carmel Arts Council ChildrensArt Gallery features Forest Dale Elementa-ry Carmel Clay and Creekside MiddleSchools and Carmel High School OurCommunity Art exhibit features the SpringArt contest winners
REMAX Ability Plus-Team Pacilio(15 E Main St Suite 200) will feature ameet and greet with Indiana artist andillustrator Kristen Myers who will be show-casing her original oils Ms Myers willhave special pricing duringthe Gallery Walk You can also enter to wina gift basket valued at over $100
Additional activities taking place duringthe March Gallery Walk include
Free caricatures and face painting byCustom Eyes Design (by All ThingsCarmel 110 W Main St 104)
Entertainment by Jon Haslam DiannaDavis and Emma Hedrick amp the Main StreetJazz Band will take place throughout the
DistrictBe a part of the Scavenger Hunt that
will lead you to find select pieces of art oritems of interest in each of the participatinggalleries and businesses Begin the huntinside California Closets (1 S Range LineRd) Your completed Scavenger Hunt cluesheet will enter you for a chance to win oneof several great prizes during the GalleryWalk including Mosaics amp Wine Class by Nancy
Keating ($62 value) 2 Matted Original Watercolors and a
pastel painting print from ArtSplashsponsored by CarDon amp Associates($100 value)
Gift Basket donated by The Olive Mill($50 value)
Muldoons Gift Card and T-ShirtBasket ($50 value)
Gift Basket donated by John Pacilioand REMAX Ability Plus - TeamPacilio
Follow the clues through the District andthen turn in your completed clue sheet toreceive a Gallery Walk Punch Card new to2017 Those who complete all three Scav-enger Hunts in a quarter will be eligible forone of five prizes valued at about $150 Inaddition at the end of the year large prizeswill be awarded to those who participatedin all 12 months
A map of the gallery locations and moreinformation about the IU Health NorthHospital Gallery Walk activities can befound at wwwCarmelArtsAndDesigncomPublic parking is available in the CarmelLions Club lot (141 E Main St) SophiaSquare parking garage (entrance off of 1stAve NW) Indiana Design Center parkinggarage (200 S Range Line Rd) or availableon-street public parking The Arts amp DesignDistrict parking map may be downloadedat httpwwwcarmelartsanddesigncomimagesCarmel_District_ParkingMappdf
CARMEL From Page 1
EXECUTIVE SESSION MEETING NOTICEPursuant to IC 5-14-15-5 (a) The Hamilton County Board of Commissioners will meet in Executive Sessionat 900 am on Monday March 13 2017 in Conference Room 1A in the Hamilton County Government andJudicial Center One Hamilton County Square Noblesville Indiana The purpose of this meeting is fordiscussion of Personnel pursuant to IC 5-14-15-61(9)s Robin M MillsHamilton County Auditor
The League of Women Voters of Hamilton County will be holding a businessmeeting Thursday March 16 1130 am to 130 pm at the Hamilton East PublicLibrary Five Municipal Dr in Fishers
Anyone interested in finding out more about the LWV is welcome You maybring your lunch to eat during the meeting
For more information contact at LWVHCINgmailcom
County League of Women Voters toconduct business meeting next Thursday
Hamilton CountyReporter
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317-408-5548
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And behold there was a man which had his hand withered Andthey asked him saying Is it lawful to heal on the sabbath days thatthey might accuse him
- Matthew 1210
3News
Fishers Firefighter Paramedic BrentSchnepp was awarded as one of the 2017 StVincent Angel Medics Wednesday night atSt Vincentrsquos annual awards dinner Brentwas nominated by Fishers Fire Departmentfor his excellence in patient care andprogressive approach to team performanceand training His dedication to thiscommunity is proven in his actionsdedication and drive for improvement
Chief Davison said ldquoBrent is one ofthose medics that is an honor to work witha pleasure to watch his growth andcontagious in his drive to provideexceptional patient carerdquo
The St Vincent Angel Medic Awardwill be given each year to an EMT orParamedic in each of the fire departments inHamilton County
Fire Chief Steve Orusa FirefighterMedic Brent Schnepp and EMS Division ChiefSteve Davison who attended the dinner in support of Brents accomplishments
Photo provided
Fishers firefighter awarded asa St Vincent Angel Medic
Thank you for reading the Reporter
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Wedding Birth Announcement Anniversary
Share It With The Community
Contact the Hamilton County Reporter
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News4
(StatePoint) Itrsquos the time of year toroll up your sleeves and do some springcleaning Experts point out that itrsquoshelpful to streamline the tools you useto do the job and the tasks you seek toaccomplish
ldquoAn all-purpose cleaner and atough degreasing agent can be used inso many areas of the homerdquo says JeffDevlin a licensed contractor whorsquosappeared on several home improve-ment television shows Devlinrsquos firsttip look to reduce the number ofproducts in your cleaning arsenalldquoAlong with high-quality sprays andcloths I use one all-purpose cleanerthat also contains degreasing ingredi-entsrdquo
Devlin along with Mean Green andits line of heavy-duty all-purposecleaners offer these different strategiesfor critical areas of your home
bull Stove and range hoods While youshould be cleaning these areas regu-larly after food preparation take thisopportunity to conduct a more thor-ough cleaning Spray cleaner directlyon the mess for up to two minutesWipe clean with a sponge or clothThen rinse thoroughly with clean water
bull Sinks and countertops Sinks andcountertops can be a trap for foodgrease grime and soap scum Gener-ously spray non-porous surfaces withyour cleaner then rinse with cleanwater
bull Stove exhaust filter The greasebuildup that collects on the stoversquosexhaust filter can be a tough nut tocrack In a sink basin mix 8 ounces ofa concentrated multi-surface cleanerand 1 gallon of hot water and submergethe filter Place the filter in a sink ordishpan and pour in concentratedcleaner to cover Allow the filter tosoak for 30 minutes Drain the dishpan
and rinse thoroughly with hot waterbull Floors Give your floors a mop-
ping Mix 4 ounces of cleaning solutionwith 1 gallon of warm water Applywith mop or sponge
bull Garbage cans and diaper pailsBags often leak nastiness into thebottom of the garbage can which caneasily be missed when quickly replac-ing the bag Turn your cleanserrsquosnozzle to spray and generously coverthe can Wipe or brush any areas thathave any residue Rinse thoroughlywith clean water
bull Showers tubs and tile Use yourcleaning agent at full strength andgenerously spray surfaces directlyAllow it to penetrate the soap scum forup to two minutes Do not allow to dryWipe away with a coarse sponge orcloth Rinse thoroughly with cleanwater
bull Toilets Letrsquos face it This isnrsquotanyonersquos favorite job but it has to bedone Turn that nozzle to spray and
generously spray the outside of thetoilet Wipe clean with a paper towelthen give a quick rinse
bull Patio For patios outdoor furni-ture concrete vinyl fences and sidinguse the same cleaner outdoors simplyspray then wipe clean with a cloth orsponge and rinse surfaces with cleanwater While yoursquore at it considerremoving grease and grime from toolsengine parts tires sports gear and lawnequipment
For efficiency consider cleaningsolutions that donrsquot require pre-clean-ing such as Mean Green SuperStrength Cleaner amp Degreaser thestrongest all-purpose cleaner availableMore tips for getting your spring to-doscompleted can be found atmeangreendegreasercom
ldquoMake spring cleaning simple andeffective by using smart strategies onevery surface of your homerdquo saidDevlin
A simple spring cleaning checklist
(c) west_photo - Fotoliacom
(StatePoint) Gardeners often focuson the science of their hobby howmuch water and sunlight their plantsneed and how to improve soil qualityand keep pests at bay But there can bea lot of artistry behind the craft as well-- from how you harvest and enjoyflowers to how you convert unusedspaces of your home into a viableindoor edible garden
Put your creativity to good use thisspring season by gardening with style
Indoor GardeningFor those who donrsquot have an
outdoor garden or yard the dream ofenjoying your own freshly picked fruitsand vegetables may seem out of reachHowever the nooks and crannies ofyour home can be creatively renderedinto productive growing zones Andexperts say that nearly all homes cansupport indoor gardening
ldquoWhatever the size of your homethere will be a selection of edible plantsyou can grow indoors as long as youhave some natural daylight filteringinrdquo says Zia Allaway author ofldquoIndoor Edible Garden Creative Waysto Grow Herbs Fruit and Vegetablesin Your Homerdquo ldquoThe areas whereplants will grow can be windowsillsbeneath a skylight or even in a darkunlit area if you install grow lightsrdquo
In ldquoIndoor Edible Gardenrdquo a highlyvisual guide full of practical tips andstylish ideas Allaway offers step-by-step directions for everything fromcreating suspended shelves andhanging jars for growing herbs tomounting edible orchids onto bark anddisplaying them on walls She points
out that those embarking on indoorgardening should first evaluate thelevel of time they can commit
ldquoJust remember that unlike otherprojects in the home such as decorat-ing and cooking all gardening projectsrequire some aftercare So if you havea busy schedule choose crops that willtolerate less watering and feedingrdquo
Flower ArrangingWhile your flower garden is likely
a beautiful work of art in and of itselfyou can spread the joy by harvestingyour flora and bringing the beautyindoors Floral arrangements add vital-ity to any interior space
ldquoFor me every arrangement startswith the container Think about whatmood or style you want to evoke andremember anything can be a container
as long as it can be made watertightrdquosays Rachel Siegfriedrdquo author of ldquoTheFlower Book Natural Flower Arrange-ments for Your Homerdquo which explores60 flowers bloom-by-bloom in portrai-ture including quick-reference profilesand tips
Siegfried recommends that whenselecting flowers for your arrangementpay attention to shapes textures andcolors to achieve good balance Startwith a primary focal flower and buildout with a couple of secondary focalsa final flourish and foliage
For her part she relies on instinctldquoI get a lsquobuzzrsquo when I find a goodcombinationrdquo she says
From flowering bouquets to spicypepper plants apply creativity to yourgardening this spring
Creative gardening tips for the spring season
(c) Lukas Gojda - Fotoliacom
Buying a home What to know about down payments(StatePoint) If youre in the market to buy a home your
down payment is probably top of mind However itrsquosimportant to understand all your options particularly ifyoursquove heard the rule of thumb that you shouldnt pursuehome ownership unless you can put 20 percent down
ldquoIn todayrsquos market misconceptions about downpayments are some of the most common unfortunatelyrdquosays Danny Gardner Freddie Mac vice president ofAffordable Lending ldquoAnd this discourages manyprospective buyers from even leaving the starting gaterdquo
Gardner points out that a growing number ofhomebuyers are putting down between five and 10 percentand even as little as three percent through products likeFreddie Macs Home Possible Advantage This is importantto keep in mind when determining how much home you canafford
Prospective homebuyers concerned about downpayments should also be aware that there are nearly 2500home ownership programs across the country that can helpwith down payment and closing costs and an estimated 87percent of US homes are eligible for one or more of theseprograms according to research by DownPayment
Resource The down payment program benefit mostfrequently found is about $10000 making researching theseoptions and discussing them with your lender and real estateagent a worthwhile step To determine your eligibility andlearn more about down payment assistance visitdownpaymentresourcecomare-you-eligible
Of course home buyers should not forget that there arebenefits to putting more down initially -- this will loweryour monthly mortgage payment and reduce the amountyou will owe the bank Additionally those who put downat least 20 percent donrsquot have to pay Primary MortgageInsurance (PMI) an added insurance policy that protectsthe lender if you are unable to pay your mortgage Howeverif putting 20 percent down will deplete all of your savingsand leave you with no financial reserves its probably notin your best interest Whatrsquos more you can cancel your PMIonce yoursquove built equity of 20 percent in your home
Donrsquot assume the dream of home ownership is beyondyour reach Get savvy There are numerous programs andproducts available that can help you afford your downpayment and beyond
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper
Sports 5
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorIts become a familiar Class 4A boys basketball regional semi-final Carmel vs
McCutcheonThe two teams hadnt met in any game - regular or post-season - in recent memory
until the 2015 Marion regional Now the Greyhounds and the Mavericks will face off againin the semi-finals of the Logansport regional on Saturday
This will be the second semi-final of a loaded regional at the Berry Bowl The firstgame tips off at 10 am and features Homestead taking on Fort Wayne North The secondgame - Carmel-McCutcheon Chapter 3 - will not start until noon
We are playing our best basketball of the season and look forward to the challengeof what will be a tremendous regional at Logansport said Hounds coach Scott Heady
Last years regional showdown between the two teams was unforgettable but endedpainfully for the Greyhounds Carmel led almost the entire game but the Mavericks cameback by making a 3-pointer at the fourth-quarter buzzer to send the game into overtimeMcCutcheon then made a basket with 10 seconds left in the extra period for the victory
The Mavericks are 23-2 for the season Their only two losses were to Twin Lakes52-50 and to North Central Conference opponent Logansport 54-49 That game decidedthe NCC championship in favor of the Berries who finished 9-0 in the conference
But No 3 Logansport was beaten in the sectional by Zionsville 66-57 in the semi-finalsMcCutcheon ranked No 5 took care of Kokomo 78-56 in the other semi then won thechampionship over the Eagles 61-47
The Mavericks have four players averaging in double figures The leader is junior andDivision I college prospect Robert Phinisee who pours in 214 points per game He alsoleads McCutcheon in assists dishing out 69 per contest
After that are three seniors Haden Deaton not only scores 186 per game but also pulls68 rebounds making him the leader on the boards (Phinisee averages 58 per game)Eddy Collins scores at a 142 point per game clip and Gavin Dunbar adds 105 points pergame
They play a very good zone defense and offensively have several players that canscore said Heady of the Mavericks They have good perimeter shooters and one of thebest point guards in the state We understand that well have to be at our best
Carmels leading scorer is senior Sterling Brown who averages 174 points per gameSenior PJ Baron is next in line with 107 points and has been a huge factor on the boardswith 83 rebounds per game John Michael Mulloy has turned into a fine player the 6-10sophomore has an average of 94 points and 79 rebounds per game
Another Carmel-McCutcheon showdown awaits
Reporter photo by Kent Graham
Carmelrsquos John Michael Mulloy (left) is averaging 94 points and 79 rebounds pergame for the Greyhounds this season
Courtesy John Harrellrsquos websitewwwjohnharrellnet
MICHIGAN CITYMerrillville [19-7] vs South Bend Adams [21-4]Warsaw [17-9] vs East Chicago Central [15-9]
LOGANSPORTHomestead [23-3] vs Fort Wayne North [24-2]
Carmel [21-4] vs McCutcheon [23-2]SOUTHPORT
Brownsburg [18-6] vs Connersville [26-1]North Central (Indianapolis) [23-4] vs Ben Davis [19-
5]SEYMOUR
Center Grove [17-7] vs New Albany [24-3]Bloomington South [22-4] vs Castle [22-3]
Class 4A regional pairings
Logansport regional team schedulesInformation provided by Logansport High School
CARMEL FORT WAYNENORTH
For Rent2 bedroom with laundry
1 car garageTotal electric
Hamilton Southeastern Schools$700 per month$800 damage deposit
Call 317-773-2348
Carmel season statistics
HOMESTEAD MCCUTHCEON
Sports6
Do You Have ACommunity
AnnouncementWedding BirthAnnouncement
AnniversaryShare It With The
CommunityContact the
Hamilton CountyReporter
Hamiltonconorthreporter
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or call317-408-5548
Southeasternrsquos Logan Holland commits to Davenport University
Senior Logan Holland hasannounced his intent tocontinue his football ca-
reer at the collegiatelevel Logan will attendDavenport University in
Caledonia Michigan ThePanthers are an NCAADivision II school that
competes in the Wolver-ine-Hoosier Athletic Con-
ference under thedirection of Coach Steve
CasulaLogan is the son of Willand Wendy Holland At
HSE Logan earned threevarsity letters in football
Pictured - Seated WendyHolland (mother) and
Logan Standing ScottMay (HSE Varsity Coach)
Photo courtesy Hamilton Southeastern
Sports 7
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBBoston 41 24 631 -Toronto 38 26 594 25New York 26 39 400 150Philadelphia 23 41 359 175Brooklyn 11 52 175 290Southeast W L PCT GBWashington 39 24 619 -Atlanta 35 29 547 45Miami 31 34 477 90Charlotte 28 36 438 115Orlando 24 41 369 160Central W L PCT GBCleveland 42 21 667 -Indiana 33 31 516 95Detroit 32 33 492 110Chicago 31 33 484 115Milwaukee 30 33 476 120
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 41 24 631 -Oklahoma City 36 29 554 50Denver 29 35 453 115Portland 28 35 444 120Minnesota 26 37 413 140Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 50 14 781 -Houston 44 21 677 65Memphis 36 29 554 145Dallas 27 36 429 225New Orleans 25 40 385 255Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 52 12 813 -LA Clippers 39 26 600 135Sacramento 25 39 391 270Phoenix 21 44 323 315 LA Lakers 20 45 308 325
NBA standingsThursdayrsquos games
Detroit 106 Cleveland 101LA Clippers 114 Memphis 98
Oklahoma City 102 San Antonio 92Portland 114 Philadelphia 108 OT
LA Lakers 122 Phoenix 110
The Indy Fuel host three games thisweekend at the Indiana Farmers ColiseumDetails are as follows
Friday March 10 2017 - vs FortWayne Komets
Time 735 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 630 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Hockey Night in Indy (presented bythe BOSMA Foundation) Join the celebra-tion as the Fuel take the ice for their 100thhome game at Indiana Farmers ColiseumThe first 1000 fans in attendance willreceive a free gift courtesy of BOSMAEnterprises
100th Game Jersey Giveaway Inhonor of the Fuelrsquos 100th home game wewill be giving away commemorative 100thGame jerseys to 100 random fans through-out the night Jerseys can be won by enteringa lobby drawing grabbing a game programwatching for an in-arena blimp drop or byplaying Chuck-A-Chuck
Youth Hockey Meet amp Greet The Fuelare also set to honor the next generation ofstars on Hockey Night in Indy Youthhockey players are encouraged to wear theirteamrsquos jersey to the game with local teamsbeing recognized throughout the night Allplayers wearing jerseys will be invited to apost-game meet and greet with the Fuelcaptains in the Bier Brewery Lounge
Moersquos College Night Students can starttheir weekend on the right note during
another Fuel College Night presented byMoersquos Southwest Grill By visitingindyfuelhockeycomcollege anyone with avalid college ID can purchase a ticket a $5concessions voucher and $5 of Moersquos Bucksfor just $20
Saturday March 11 - vs Fort WayneKomets
Time 735 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 630 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Racing Night Make a pit stop toIndiana Farmers Coliseum for the third-annual Racing Night Get a behind-the-scenes look at the sport of auto racing andits proud history in the Circle City as theFuel run circles around the Komets Meetdrivers and get up-close and personal withtheir vehicles during a free pregame carshow in Grand Hall The US Army willalso be on hand with a number of interactiveactivities both inside and outside of IndianaFarmers Coliseum
Sunday March 12 2017 - vs Wheel-ing Nailers
Time 305 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 200 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Family Fun Day (presented byWTHR-TV) Join the Fuel and WTHRpersonalities for an afternoon the wholefamily can enjoy complete with a post-gameskate with the team Bring your own skatesor take advantage of our free skate rental ona first come first served basis Grab a fewphotos and autographs from your favoriteplayers as you hit the ice where the Fuel play
Broadcast Info Catch the action Fridayand Saturday live on WTHR-TV affiliateCOZI TV as Voice of the Fuel TerryFicorelli and WTHRcom columnist BobKravitz bring you the call from IndianaFarmers Coliseum (click here to find COZITV) In addition to the teamrsquos televisionschedule every game this season will alsobe broadcast live on CBS Sports 1430 AMon CBSSports1430com and on your smart-phone with the free TuneIn Radio app Fanscan also stream every ECHL game onlinewith ECHLTV
Indy Fuel host three games atColiseum this weekend
Visit our newweb siteReadthe
reportercom
Thank you for readingthe Reporter
Sports8
News2
during the March Gallery Walk include CCA Gallerys feature gallery for the
month of March will be displaying oilpaintings by Margaret Hanke and AnnSimons Everyone is invited to their recep-tion to view these beautiful works and tomeet the artists during the Gallery Walk
Throughout March Inspire Studioamp Gallery is exhibiting the works of con-temporary artist Scotty Lu - the alter egoof renowned artist Randall Scott HardenThe Opening Reception for the exhibit willbe during the Gallery Walk Wine amp lightrefreshments will be served in StarvingArtist style
The 2nd You and Tranquil Souls (411N Range Line Rd) will be hosting a tastingevent from 10 am until 9 pm along withthe launch of Wunder Juice Live music willalso be on hand You can also sample theirproducts such as Wicked Good Nibs Cilan-tro Sauce and Chipotle Black Bean andCheese Dip at REMAX Ability Plus-TeamPacilio located at 200 S Range Line Road
Carmel Arts Council ChildrensArt Gallery features Forest Dale Elementa-ry Carmel Clay and Creekside MiddleSchools and Carmel High School OurCommunity Art exhibit features the SpringArt contest winners
REMAX Ability Plus-Team Pacilio(15 E Main St Suite 200) will feature ameet and greet with Indiana artist andillustrator Kristen Myers who will be show-casing her original oils Ms Myers willhave special pricing duringthe Gallery Walk You can also enter to wina gift basket valued at over $100
Additional activities taking place duringthe March Gallery Walk include
Free caricatures and face painting byCustom Eyes Design (by All ThingsCarmel 110 W Main St 104)
Entertainment by Jon Haslam DiannaDavis and Emma Hedrick amp the Main StreetJazz Band will take place throughout the
DistrictBe a part of the Scavenger Hunt that
will lead you to find select pieces of art oritems of interest in each of the participatinggalleries and businesses Begin the huntinside California Closets (1 S Range LineRd) Your completed Scavenger Hunt cluesheet will enter you for a chance to win oneof several great prizes during the GalleryWalk including Mosaics amp Wine Class by Nancy
Keating ($62 value) 2 Matted Original Watercolors and a
pastel painting print from ArtSplashsponsored by CarDon amp Associates($100 value)
Gift Basket donated by The Olive Mill($50 value)
Muldoons Gift Card and T-ShirtBasket ($50 value)
Gift Basket donated by John Pacilioand REMAX Ability Plus - TeamPacilio
Follow the clues through the District andthen turn in your completed clue sheet toreceive a Gallery Walk Punch Card new to2017 Those who complete all three Scav-enger Hunts in a quarter will be eligible forone of five prizes valued at about $150 Inaddition at the end of the year large prizeswill be awarded to those who participatedin all 12 months
A map of the gallery locations and moreinformation about the IU Health NorthHospital Gallery Walk activities can befound at wwwCarmelArtsAndDesigncomPublic parking is available in the CarmelLions Club lot (141 E Main St) SophiaSquare parking garage (entrance off of 1stAve NW) Indiana Design Center parkinggarage (200 S Range Line Rd) or availableon-street public parking The Arts amp DesignDistrict parking map may be downloadedat httpwwwcarmelartsanddesigncomimagesCarmel_District_ParkingMappdf
CARMEL From Page 1
EXECUTIVE SESSION MEETING NOTICEPursuant to IC 5-14-15-5 (a) The Hamilton County Board of Commissioners will meet in Executive Sessionat 900 am on Monday March 13 2017 in Conference Room 1A in the Hamilton County Government andJudicial Center One Hamilton County Square Noblesville Indiana The purpose of this meeting is fordiscussion of Personnel pursuant to IC 5-14-15-61(9)s Robin M MillsHamilton County Auditor
The League of Women Voters of Hamilton County will be holding a businessmeeting Thursday March 16 1130 am to 130 pm at the Hamilton East PublicLibrary Five Municipal Dr in Fishers
Anyone interested in finding out more about the LWV is welcome You maybring your lunch to eat during the meeting
For more information contact at LWVHCINgmailcom
County League of Women Voters toconduct business meeting next Thursday
Hamilton CountyReporter
Contact InformationPhone
317-408-5548
EmailNewsReadTheReportercom
Publisher Jeff JellisonHamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom
317-408-5548
Editor Don JellisonHoosiermabaaolcom
317-773-2769
Sports Editor Richie HallRhall1977gmailcomTwitter Richie_Hall
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Mailing AddressPO Box 190
Westfield IN 46074
And behold there was a man which had his hand withered Andthey asked him saying Is it lawful to heal on the sabbath days thatthey might accuse him
- Matthew 1210
3News
Fishers Firefighter Paramedic BrentSchnepp was awarded as one of the 2017 StVincent Angel Medics Wednesday night atSt Vincentrsquos annual awards dinner Brentwas nominated by Fishers Fire Departmentfor his excellence in patient care andprogressive approach to team performanceand training His dedication to thiscommunity is proven in his actionsdedication and drive for improvement
Chief Davison said ldquoBrent is one ofthose medics that is an honor to work witha pleasure to watch his growth andcontagious in his drive to provideexceptional patient carerdquo
The St Vincent Angel Medic Awardwill be given each year to an EMT orParamedic in each of the fire departments inHamilton County
Fire Chief Steve Orusa FirefighterMedic Brent Schnepp and EMS Division ChiefSteve Davison who attended the dinner in support of Brents accomplishments
Photo provided
Fishers firefighter awarded asa St Vincent Angel Medic
Thank you for reading the Reporter
Do You Have A Community Announcement
Wedding Birth Announcement Anniversary
Share It With The Community
Contact the Hamilton County Reporter
Hamiltonconorth reporter hotmailcom
or call 317-408-5548
News4
(StatePoint) Itrsquos the time of year toroll up your sleeves and do some springcleaning Experts point out that itrsquoshelpful to streamline the tools you useto do the job and the tasks you seek toaccomplish
ldquoAn all-purpose cleaner and atough degreasing agent can be used inso many areas of the homerdquo says JeffDevlin a licensed contractor whorsquosappeared on several home improve-ment television shows Devlinrsquos firsttip look to reduce the number ofproducts in your cleaning arsenalldquoAlong with high-quality sprays andcloths I use one all-purpose cleanerthat also contains degreasing ingredi-entsrdquo
Devlin along with Mean Green andits line of heavy-duty all-purposecleaners offer these different strategiesfor critical areas of your home
bull Stove and range hoods While youshould be cleaning these areas regu-larly after food preparation take thisopportunity to conduct a more thor-ough cleaning Spray cleaner directlyon the mess for up to two minutesWipe clean with a sponge or clothThen rinse thoroughly with clean water
bull Sinks and countertops Sinks andcountertops can be a trap for foodgrease grime and soap scum Gener-ously spray non-porous surfaces withyour cleaner then rinse with cleanwater
bull Stove exhaust filter The greasebuildup that collects on the stoversquosexhaust filter can be a tough nut tocrack In a sink basin mix 8 ounces ofa concentrated multi-surface cleanerand 1 gallon of hot water and submergethe filter Place the filter in a sink ordishpan and pour in concentratedcleaner to cover Allow the filter tosoak for 30 minutes Drain the dishpan
and rinse thoroughly with hot waterbull Floors Give your floors a mop-
ping Mix 4 ounces of cleaning solutionwith 1 gallon of warm water Applywith mop or sponge
bull Garbage cans and diaper pailsBags often leak nastiness into thebottom of the garbage can which caneasily be missed when quickly replac-ing the bag Turn your cleanserrsquosnozzle to spray and generously coverthe can Wipe or brush any areas thathave any residue Rinse thoroughlywith clean water
bull Showers tubs and tile Use yourcleaning agent at full strength andgenerously spray surfaces directlyAllow it to penetrate the soap scum forup to two minutes Do not allow to dryWipe away with a coarse sponge orcloth Rinse thoroughly with cleanwater
bull Toilets Letrsquos face it This isnrsquotanyonersquos favorite job but it has to bedone Turn that nozzle to spray and
generously spray the outside of thetoilet Wipe clean with a paper towelthen give a quick rinse
bull Patio For patios outdoor furni-ture concrete vinyl fences and sidinguse the same cleaner outdoors simplyspray then wipe clean with a cloth orsponge and rinse surfaces with cleanwater While yoursquore at it considerremoving grease and grime from toolsengine parts tires sports gear and lawnequipment
For efficiency consider cleaningsolutions that donrsquot require pre-clean-ing such as Mean Green SuperStrength Cleaner amp Degreaser thestrongest all-purpose cleaner availableMore tips for getting your spring to-doscompleted can be found atmeangreendegreasercom
ldquoMake spring cleaning simple andeffective by using smart strategies onevery surface of your homerdquo saidDevlin
A simple spring cleaning checklist
(c) west_photo - Fotoliacom
(StatePoint) Gardeners often focuson the science of their hobby howmuch water and sunlight their plantsneed and how to improve soil qualityand keep pests at bay But there can bea lot of artistry behind the craft as well-- from how you harvest and enjoyflowers to how you convert unusedspaces of your home into a viableindoor edible garden
Put your creativity to good use thisspring season by gardening with style
Indoor GardeningFor those who donrsquot have an
outdoor garden or yard the dream ofenjoying your own freshly picked fruitsand vegetables may seem out of reachHowever the nooks and crannies ofyour home can be creatively renderedinto productive growing zones Andexperts say that nearly all homes cansupport indoor gardening
ldquoWhatever the size of your homethere will be a selection of edible plantsyou can grow indoors as long as youhave some natural daylight filteringinrdquo says Zia Allaway author ofldquoIndoor Edible Garden Creative Waysto Grow Herbs Fruit and Vegetablesin Your Homerdquo ldquoThe areas whereplants will grow can be windowsillsbeneath a skylight or even in a darkunlit area if you install grow lightsrdquo
In ldquoIndoor Edible Gardenrdquo a highlyvisual guide full of practical tips andstylish ideas Allaway offers step-by-step directions for everything fromcreating suspended shelves andhanging jars for growing herbs tomounting edible orchids onto bark anddisplaying them on walls She points
out that those embarking on indoorgardening should first evaluate thelevel of time they can commit
ldquoJust remember that unlike otherprojects in the home such as decorat-ing and cooking all gardening projectsrequire some aftercare So if you havea busy schedule choose crops that willtolerate less watering and feedingrdquo
Flower ArrangingWhile your flower garden is likely
a beautiful work of art in and of itselfyou can spread the joy by harvestingyour flora and bringing the beautyindoors Floral arrangements add vital-ity to any interior space
ldquoFor me every arrangement startswith the container Think about whatmood or style you want to evoke andremember anything can be a container
as long as it can be made watertightrdquosays Rachel Siegfriedrdquo author of ldquoTheFlower Book Natural Flower Arrange-ments for Your Homerdquo which explores60 flowers bloom-by-bloom in portrai-ture including quick-reference profilesand tips
Siegfried recommends that whenselecting flowers for your arrangementpay attention to shapes textures andcolors to achieve good balance Startwith a primary focal flower and buildout with a couple of secondary focalsa final flourish and foliage
For her part she relies on instinctldquoI get a lsquobuzzrsquo when I find a goodcombinationrdquo she says
From flowering bouquets to spicypepper plants apply creativity to yourgardening this spring
Creative gardening tips for the spring season
(c) Lukas Gojda - Fotoliacom
Buying a home What to know about down payments(StatePoint) If youre in the market to buy a home your
down payment is probably top of mind However itrsquosimportant to understand all your options particularly ifyoursquove heard the rule of thumb that you shouldnt pursuehome ownership unless you can put 20 percent down
ldquoIn todayrsquos market misconceptions about downpayments are some of the most common unfortunatelyrdquosays Danny Gardner Freddie Mac vice president ofAffordable Lending ldquoAnd this discourages manyprospective buyers from even leaving the starting gaterdquo
Gardner points out that a growing number ofhomebuyers are putting down between five and 10 percentand even as little as three percent through products likeFreddie Macs Home Possible Advantage This is importantto keep in mind when determining how much home you canafford
Prospective homebuyers concerned about downpayments should also be aware that there are nearly 2500home ownership programs across the country that can helpwith down payment and closing costs and an estimated 87percent of US homes are eligible for one or more of theseprograms according to research by DownPayment
Resource The down payment program benefit mostfrequently found is about $10000 making researching theseoptions and discussing them with your lender and real estateagent a worthwhile step To determine your eligibility andlearn more about down payment assistance visitdownpaymentresourcecomare-you-eligible
Of course home buyers should not forget that there arebenefits to putting more down initially -- this will loweryour monthly mortgage payment and reduce the amountyou will owe the bank Additionally those who put downat least 20 percent donrsquot have to pay Primary MortgageInsurance (PMI) an added insurance policy that protectsthe lender if you are unable to pay your mortgage Howeverif putting 20 percent down will deplete all of your savingsand leave you with no financial reserves its probably notin your best interest Whatrsquos more you can cancel your PMIonce yoursquove built equity of 20 percent in your home
Donrsquot assume the dream of home ownership is beyondyour reach Get savvy There are numerous programs andproducts available that can help you afford your downpayment and beyond
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper
Sports 5
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorIts become a familiar Class 4A boys basketball regional semi-final Carmel vs
McCutcheonThe two teams hadnt met in any game - regular or post-season - in recent memory
until the 2015 Marion regional Now the Greyhounds and the Mavericks will face off againin the semi-finals of the Logansport regional on Saturday
This will be the second semi-final of a loaded regional at the Berry Bowl The firstgame tips off at 10 am and features Homestead taking on Fort Wayne North The secondgame - Carmel-McCutcheon Chapter 3 - will not start until noon
We are playing our best basketball of the season and look forward to the challengeof what will be a tremendous regional at Logansport said Hounds coach Scott Heady
Last years regional showdown between the two teams was unforgettable but endedpainfully for the Greyhounds Carmel led almost the entire game but the Mavericks cameback by making a 3-pointer at the fourth-quarter buzzer to send the game into overtimeMcCutcheon then made a basket with 10 seconds left in the extra period for the victory
The Mavericks are 23-2 for the season Their only two losses were to Twin Lakes52-50 and to North Central Conference opponent Logansport 54-49 That game decidedthe NCC championship in favor of the Berries who finished 9-0 in the conference
But No 3 Logansport was beaten in the sectional by Zionsville 66-57 in the semi-finalsMcCutcheon ranked No 5 took care of Kokomo 78-56 in the other semi then won thechampionship over the Eagles 61-47
The Mavericks have four players averaging in double figures The leader is junior andDivision I college prospect Robert Phinisee who pours in 214 points per game He alsoleads McCutcheon in assists dishing out 69 per contest
After that are three seniors Haden Deaton not only scores 186 per game but also pulls68 rebounds making him the leader on the boards (Phinisee averages 58 per game)Eddy Collins scores at a 142 point per game clip and Gavin Dunbar adds 105 points pergame
They play a very good zone defense and offensively have several players that canscore said Heady of the Mavericks They have good perimeter shooters and one of thebest point guards in the state We understand that well have to be at our best
Carmels leading scorer is senior Sterling Brown who averages 174 points per gameSenior PJ Baron is next in line with 107 points and has been a huge factor on the boardswith 83 rebounds per game John Michael Mulloy has turned into a fine player the 6-10sophomore has an average of 94 points and 79 rebounds per game
Another Carmel-McCutcheon showdown awaits
Reporter photo by Kent Graham
Carmelrsquos John Michael Mulloy (left) is averaging 94 points and 79 rebounds pergame for the Greyhounds this season
Courtesy John Harrellrsquos websitewwwjohnharrellnet
MICHIGAN CITYMerrillville [19-7] vs South Bend Adams [21-4]Warsaw [17-9] vs East Chicago Central [15-9]
LOGANSPORTHomestead [23-3] vs Fort Wayne North [24-2]
Carmel [21-4] vs McCutcheon [23-2]SOUTHPORT
Brownsburg [18-6] vs Connersville [26-1]North Central (Indianapolis) [23-4] vs Ben Davis [19-
5]SEYMOUR
Center Grove [17-7] vs New Albany [24-3]Bloomington South [22-4] vs Castle [22-3]
Class 4A regional pairings
Logansport regional team schedulesInformation provided by Logansport High School
CARMEL FORT WAYNENORTH
For Rent2 bedroom with laundry
1 car garageTotal electric
Hamilton Southeastern Schools$700 per month$800 damage deposit
Call 317-773-2348
Carmel season statistics
HOMESTEAD MCCUTHCEON
Sports6
Do You Have ACommunity
AnnouncementWedding BirthAnnouncement
AnniversaryShare It With The
CommunityContact the
Hamilton CountyReporter
Hamiltonconorthreporter
hotmailcom
or call317-408-5548
Southeasternrsquos Logan Holland commits to Davenport University
Senior Logan Holland hasannounced his intent tocontinue his football ca-
reer at the collegiatelevel Logan will attendDavenport University in
Caledonia Michigan ThePanthers are an NCAADivision II school that
competes in the Wolver-ine-Hoosier Athletic Con-
ference under thedirection of Coach Steve
CasulaLogan is the son of Willand Wendy Holland At
HSE Logan earned threevarsity letters in football
Pictured - Seated WendyHolland (mother) and
Logan Standing ScottMay (HSE Varsity Coach)
Photo courtesy Hamilton Southeastern
Sports 7
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBBoston 41 24 631 -Toronto 38 26 594 25New York 26 39 400 150Philadelphia 23 41 359 175Brooklyn 11 52 175 290Southeast W L PCT GBWashington 39 24 619 -Atlanta 35 29 547 45Miami 31 34 477 90Charlotte 28 36 438 115Orlando 24 41 369 160Central W L PCT GBCleveland 42 21 667 -Indiana 33 31 516 95Detroit 32 33 492 110Chicago 31 33 484 115Milwaukee 30 33 476 120
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 41 24 631 -Oklahoma City 36 29 554 50Denver 29 35 453 115Portland 28 35 444 120Minnesota 26 37 413 140Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 50 14 781 -Houston 44 21 677 65Memphis 36 29 554 145Dallas 27 36 429 225New Orleans 25 40 385 255Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 52 12 813 -LA Clippers 39 26 600 135Sacramento 25 39 391 270Phoenix 21 44 323 315 LA Lakers 20 45 308 325
NBA standingsThursdayrsquos games
Detroit 106 Cleveland 101LA Clippers 114 Memphis 98
Oklahoma City 102 San Antonio 92Portland 114 Philadelphia 108 OT
LA Lakers 122 Phoenix 110
The Indy Fuel host three games thisweekend at the Indiana Farmers ColiseumDetails are as follows
Friday March 10 2017 - vs FortWayne Komets
Time 735 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 630 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Hockey Night in Indy (presented bythe BOSMA Foundation) Join the celebra-tion as the Fuel take the ice for their 100thhome game at Indiana Farmers ColiseumThe first 1000 fans in attendance willreceive a free gift courtesy of BOSMAEnterprises
100th Game Jersey Giveaway Inhonor of the Fuelrsquos 100th home game wewill be giving away commemorative 100thGame jerseys to 100 random fans through-out the night Jerseys can be won by enteringa lobby drawing grabbing a game programwatching for an in-arena blimp drop or byplaying Chuck-A-Chuck
Youth Hockey Meet amp Greet The Fuelare also set to honor the next generation ofstars on Hockey Night in Indy Youthhockey players are encouraged to wear theirteamrsquos jersey to the game with local teamsbeing recognized throughout the night Allplayers wearing jerseys will be invited to apost-game meet and greet with the Fuelcaptains in the Bier Brewery Lounge
Moersquos College Night Students can starttheir weekend on the right note during
another Fuel College Night presented byMoersquos Southwest Grill By visitingindyfuelhockeycomcollege anyone with avalid college ID can purchase a ticket a $5concessions voucher and $5 of Moersquos Bucksfor just $20
Saturday March 11 - vs Fort WayneKomets
Time 735 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 630 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Racing Night Make a pit stop toIndiana Farmers Coliseum for the third-annual Racing Night Get a behind-the-scenes look at the sport of auto racing andits proud history in the Circle City as theFuel run circles around the Komets Meetdrivers and get up-close and personal withtheir vehicles during a free pregame carshow in Grand Hall The US Army willalso be on hand with a number of interactiveactivities both inside and outside of IndianaFarmers Coliseum
Sunday March 12 2017 - vs Wheel-ing Nailers
Time 305 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 200 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Family Fun Day (presented byWTHR-TV) Join the Fuel and WTHRpersonalities for an afternoon the wholefamily can enjoy complete with a post-gameskate with the team Bring your own skatesor take advantage of our free skate rental ona first come first served basis Grab a fewphotos and autographs from your favoriteplayers as you hit the ice where the Fuel play
Broadcast Info Catch the action Fridayand Saturday live on WTHR-TV affiliateCOZI TV as Voice of the Fuel TerryFicorelli and WTHRcom columnist BobKravitz bring you the call from IndianaFarmers Coliseum (click here to find COZITV) In addition to the teamrsquos televisionschedule every game this season will alsobe broadcast live on CBS Sports 1430 AMon CBSSports1430com and on your smart-phone with the free TuneIn Radio app Fanscan also stream every ECHL game onlinewith ECHLTV
Indy Fuel host three games atColiseum this weekend
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Thank you for readingthe Reporter
Sports8
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Contact InformationPhone
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317-408-5548
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317-773-2769
Sports Editor Richie HallRhall1977gmailcomTwitter Richie_Hall
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Subscription InquiriesSubscribeReadTheReportercom
Mailing AddressPO Box 190
Westfield IN 46074
And behold there was a man which had his hand withered Andthey asked him saying Is it lawful to heal on the sabbath days thatthey might accuse him
- Matthew 1210
3News
Fishers Firefighter Paramedic BrentSchnepp was awarded as one of the 2017 StVincent Angel Medics Wednesday night atSt Vincentrsquos annual awards dinner Brentwas nominated by Fishers Fire Departmentfor his excellence in patient care andprogressive approach to team performanceand training His dedication to thiscommunity is proven in his actionsdedication and drive for improvement
Chief Davison said ldquoBrent is one ofthose medics that is an honor to work witha pleasure to watch his growth andcontagious in his drive to provideexceptional patient carerdquo
The St Vincent Angel Medic Awardwill be given each year to an EMT orParamedic in each of the fire departments inHamilton County
Fire Chief Steve Orusa FirefighterMedic Brent Schnepp and EMS Division ChiefSteve Davison who attended the dinner in support of Brents accomplishments
Photo provided
Fishers firefighter awarded asa St Vincent Angel Medic
Thank you for reading the Reporter
Do You Have A Community Announcement
Wedding Birth Announcement Anniversary
Share It With The Community
Contact the Hamilton County Reporter
Hamiltonconorth reporter hotmailcom
or call 317-408-5548
News4
(StatePoint) Itrsquos the time of year toroll up your sleeves and do some springcleaning Experts point out that itrsquoshelpful to streamline the tools you useto do the job and the tasks you seek toaccomplish
ldquoAn all-purpose cleaner and atough degreasing agent can be used inso many areas of the homerdquo says JeffDevlin a licensed contractor whorsquosappeared on several home improve-ment television shows Devlinrsquos firsttip look to reduce the number ofproducts in your cleaning arsenalldquoAlong with high-quality sprays andcloths I use one all-purpose cleanerthat also contains degreasing ingredi-entsrdquo
Devlin along with Mean Green andits line of heavy-duty all-purposecleaners offer these different strategiesfor critical areas of your home
bull Stove and range hoods While youshould be cleaning these areas regu-larly after food preparation take thisopportunity to conduct a more thor-ough cleaning Spray cleaner directlyon the mess for up to two minutesWipe clean with a sponge or clothThen rinse thoroughly with clean water
bull Sinks and countertops Sinks andcountertops can be a trap for foodgrease grime and soap scum Gener-ously spray non-porous surfaces withyour cleaner then rinse with cleanwater
bull Stove exhaust filter The greasebuildup that collects on the stoversquosexhaust filter can be a tough nut tocrack In a sink basin mix 8 ounces ofa concentrated multi-surface cleanerand 1 gallon of hot water and submergethe filter Place the filter in a sink ordishpan and pour in concentratedcleaner to cover Allow the filter tosoak for 30 minutes Drain the dishpan
and rinse thoroughly with hot waterbull Floors Give your floors a mop-
ping Mix 4 ounces of cleaning solutionwith 1 gallon of warm water Applywith mop or sponge
bull Garbage cans and diaper pailsBags often leak nastiness into thebottom of the garbage can which caneasily be missed when quickly replac-ing the bag Turn your cleanserrsquosnozzle to spray and generously coverthe can Wipe or brush any areas thathave any residue Rinse thoroughlywith clean water
bull Showers tubs and tile Use yourcleaning agent at full strength andgenerously spray surfaces directlyAllow it to penetrate the soap scum forup to two minutes Do not allow to dryWipe away with a coarse sponge orcloth Rinse thoroughly with cleanwater
bull Toilets Letrsquos face it This isnrsquotanyonersquos favorite job but it has to bedone Turn that nozzle to spray and
generously spray the outside of thetoilet Wipe clean with a paper towelthen give a quick rinse
bull Patio For patios outdoor furni-ture concrete vinyl fences and sidinguse the same cleaner outdoors simplyspray then wipe clean with a cloth orsponge and rinse surfaces with cleanwater While yoursquore at it considerremoving grease and grime from toolsengine parts tires sports gear and lawnequipment
For efficiency consider cleaningsolutions that donrsquot require pre-clean-ing such as Mean Green SuperStrength Cleaner amp Degreaser thestrongest all-purpose cleaner availableMore tips for getting your spring to-doscompleted can be found atmeangreendegreasercom
ldquoMake spring cleaning simple andeffective by using smart strategies onevery surface of your homerdquo saidDevlin
A simple spring cleaning checklist
(c) west_photo - Fotoliacom
(StatePoint) Gardeners often focuson the science of their hobby howmuch water and sunlight their plantsneed and how to improve soil qualityand keep pests at bay But there can bea lot of artistry behind the craft as well-- from how you harvest and enjoyflowers to how you convert unusedspaces of your home into a viableindoor edible garden
Put your creativity to good use thisspring season by gardening with style
Indoor GardeningFor those who donrsquot have an
outdoor garden or yard the dream ofenjoying your own freshly picked fruitsand vegetables may seem out of reachHowever the nooks and crannies ofyour home can be creatively renderedinto productive growing zones Andexperts say that nearly all homes cansupport indoor gardening
ldquoWhatever the size of your homethere will be a selection of edible plantsyou can grow indoors as long as youhave some natural daylight filteringinrdquo says Zia Allaway author ofldquoIndoor Edible Garden Creative Waysto Grow Herbs Fruit and Vegetablesin Your Homerdquo ldquoThe areas whereplants will grow can be windowsillsbeneath a skylight or even in a darkunlit area if you install grow lightsrdquo
In ldquoIndoor Edible Gardenrdquo a highlyvisual guide full of practical tips andstylish ideas Allaway offers step-by-step directions for everything fromcreating suspended shelves andhanging jars for growing herbs tomounting edible orchids onto bark anddisplaying them on walls She points
out that those embarking on indoorgardening should first evaluate thelevel of time they can commit
ldquoJust remember that unlike otherprojects in the home such as decorat-ing and cooking all gardening projectsrequire some aftercare So if you havea busy schedule choose crops that willtolerate less watering and feedingrdquo
Flower ArrangingWhile your flower garden is likely
a beautiful work of art in and of itselfyou can spread the joy by harvestingyour flora and bringing the beautyindoors Floral arrangements add vital-ity to any interior space
ldquoFor me every arrangement startswith the container Think about whatmood or style you want to evoke andremember anything can be a container
as long as it can be made watertightrdquosays Rachel Siegfriedrdquo author of ldquoTheFlower Book Natural Flower Arrange-ments for Your Homerdquo which explores60 flowers bloom-by-bloom in portrai-ture including quick-reference profilesand tips
Siegfried recommends that whenselecting flowers for your arrangementpay attention to shapes textures andcolors to achieve good balance Startwith a primary focal flower and buildout with a couple of secondary focalsa final flourish and foliage
For her part she relies on instinctldquoI get a lsquobuzzrsquo when I find a goodcombinationrdquo she says
From flowering bouquets to spicypepper plants apply creativity to yourgardening this spring
Creative gardening tips for the spring season
(c) Lukas Gojda - Fotoliacom
Buying a home What to know about down payments(StatePoint) If youre in the market to buy a home your
down payment is probably top of mind However itrsquosimportant to understand all your options particularly ifyoursquove heard the rule of thumb that you shouldnt pursuehome ownership unless you can put 20 percent down
ldquoIn todayrsquos market misconceptions about downpayments are some of the most common unfortunatelyrdquosays Danny Gardner Freddie Mac vice president ofAffordable Lending ldquoAnd this discourages manyprospective buyers from even leaving the starting gaterdquo
Gardner points out that a growing number ofhomebuyers are putting down between five and 10 percentand even as little as three percent through products likeFreddie Macs Home Possible Advantage This is importantto keep in mind when determining how much home you canafford
Prospective homebuyers concerned about downpayments should also be aware that there are nearly 2500home ownership programs across the country that can helpwith down payment and closing costs and an estimated 87percent of US homes are eligible for one or more of theseprograms according to research by DownPayment
Resource The down payment program benefit mostfrequently found is about $10000 making researching theseoptions and discussing them with your lender and real estateagent a worthwhile step To determine your eligibility andlearn more about down payment assistance visitdownpaymentresourcecomare-you-eligible
Of course home buyers should not forget that there arebenefits to putting more down initially -- this will loweryour monthly mortgage payment and reduce the amountyou will owe the bank Additionally those who put downat least 20 percent donrsquot have to pay Primary MortgageInsurance (PMI) an added insurance policy that protectsthe lender if you are unable to pay your mortgage Howeverif putting 20 percent down will deplete all of your savingsand leave you with no financial reserves its probably notin your best interest Whatrsquos more you can cancel your PMIonce yoursquove built equity of 20 percent in your home
Donrsquot assume the dream of home ownership is beyondyour reach Get savvy There are numerous programs andproducts available that can help you afford your downpayment and beyond
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper
Sports 5
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorIts become a familiar Class 4A boys basketball regional semi-final Carmel vs
McCutcheonThe two teams hadnt met in any game - regular or post-season - in recent memory
until the 2015 Marion regional Now the Greyhounds and the Mavericks will face off againin the semi-finals of the Logansport regional on Saturday
This will be the second semi-final of a loaded regional at the Berry Bowl The firstgame tips off at 10 am and features Homestead taking on Fort Wayne North The secondgame - Carmel-McCutcheon Chapter 3 - will not start until noon
We are playing our best basketball of the season and look forward to the challengeof what will be a tremendous regional at Logansport said Hounds coach Scott Heady
Last years regional showdown between the two teams was unforgettable but endedpainfully for the Greyhounds Carmel led almost the entire game but the Mavericks cameback by making a 3-pointer at the fourth-quarter buzzer to send the game into overtimeMcCutcheon then made a basket with 10 seconds left in the extra period for the victory
The Mavericks are 23-2 for the season Their only two losses were to Twin Lakes52-50 and to North Central Conference opponent Logansport 54-49 That game decidedthe NCC championship in favor of the Berries who finished 9-0 in the conference
But No 3 Logansport was beaten in the sectional by Zionsville 66-57 in the semi-finalsMcCutcheon ranked No 5 took care of Kokomo 78-56 in the other semi then won thechampionship over the Eagles 61-47
The Mavericks have four players averaging in double figures The leader is junior andDivision I college prospect Robert Phinisee who pours in 214 points per game He alsoleads McCutcheon in assists dishing out 69 per contest
After that are three seniors Haden Deaton not only scores 186 per game but also pulls68 rebounds making him the leader on the boards (Phinisee averages 58 per game)Eddy Collins scores at a 142 point per game clip and Gavin Dunbar adds 105 points pergame
They play a very good zone defense and offensively have several players that canscore said Heady of the Mavericks They have good perimeter shooters and one of thebest point guards in the state We understand that well have to be at our best
Carmels leading scorer is senior Sterling Brown who averages 174 points per gameSenior PJ Baron is next in line with 107 points and has been a huge factor on the boardswith 83 rebounds per game John Michael Mulloy has turned into a fine player the 6-10sophomore has an average of 94 points and 79 rebounds per game
Another Carmel-McCutcheon showdown awaits
Reporter photo by Kent Graham
Carmelrsquos John Michael Mulloy (left) is averaging 94 points and 79 rebounds pergame for the Greyhounds this season
Courtesy John Harrellrsquos websitewwwjohnharrellnet
MICHIGAN CITYMerrillville [19-7] vs South Bend Adams [21-4]Warsaw [17-9] vs East Chicago Central [15-9]
LOGANSPORTHomestead [23-3] vs Fort Wayne North [24-2]
Carmel [21-4] vs McCutcheon [23-2]SOUTHPORT
Brownsburg [18-6] vs Connersville [26-1]North Central (Indianapolis) [23-4] vs Ben Davis [19-
5]SEYMOUR
Center Grove [17-7] vs New Albany [24-3]Bloomington South [22-4] vs Castle [22-3]
Class 4A regional pairings
Logansport regional team schedulesInformation provided by Logansport High School
CARMEL FORT WAYNENORTH
For Rent2 bedroom with laundry
1 car garageTotal electric
Hamilton Southeastern Schools$700 per month$800 damage deposit
Call 317-773-2348
Carmel season statistics
HOMESTEAD MCCUTHCEON
Sports6
Do You Have ACommunity
AnnouncementWedding BirthAnnouncement
AnniversaryShare It With The
CommunityContact the
Hamilton CountyReporter
Hamiltonconorthreporter
hotmailcom
or call317-408-5548
Southeasternrsquos Logan Holland commits to Davenport University
Senior Logan Holland hasannounced his intent tocontinue his football ca-
reer at the collegiatelevel Logan will attendDavenport University in
Caledonia Michigan ThePanthers are an NCAADivision II school that
competes in the Wolver-ine-Hoosier Athletic Con-
ference under thedirection of Coach Steve
CasulaLogan is the son of Willand Wendy Holland At
HSE Logan earned threevarsity letters in football
Pictured - Seated WendyHolland (mother) and
Logan Standing ScottMay (HSE Varsity Coach)
Photo courtesy Hamilton Southeastern
Sports 7
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBBoston 41 24 631 -Toronto 38 26 594 25New York 26 39 400 150Philadelphia 23 41 359 175Brooklyn 11 52 175 290Southeast W L PCT GBWashington 39 24 619 -Atlanta 35 29 547 45Miami 31 34 477 90Charlotte 28 36 438 115Orlando 24 41 369 160Central W L PCT GBCleveland 42 21 667 -Indiana 33 31 516 95Detroit 32 33 492 110Chicago 31 33 484 115Milwaukee 30 33 476 120
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 41 24 631 -Oklahoma City 36 29 554 50Denver 29 35 453 115Portland 28 35 444 120Minnesota 26 37 413 140Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 50 14 781 -Houston 44 21 677 65Memphis 36 29 554 145Dallas 27 36 429 225New Orleans 25 40 385 255Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 52 12 813 -LA Clippers 39 26 600 135Sacramento 25 39 391 270Phoenix 21 44 323 315 LA Lakers 20 45 308 325
NBA standingsThursdayrsquos games
Detroit 106 Cleveland 101LA Clippers 114 Memphis 98
Oklahoma City 102 San Antonio 92Portland 114 Philadelphia 108 OT
LA Lakers 122 Phoenix 110
The Indy Fuel host three games thisweekend at the Indiana Farmers ColiseumDetails are as follows
Friday March 10 2017 - vs FortWayne Komets
Time 735 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 630 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Hockey Night in Indy (presented bythe BOSMA Foundation) Join the celebra-tion as the Fuel take the ice for their 100thhome game at Indiana Farmers ColiseumThe first 1000 fans in attendance willreceive a free gift courtesy of BOSMAEnterprises
100th Game Jersey Giveaway Inhonor of the Fuelrsquos 100th home game wewill be giving away commemorative 100thGame jerseys to 100 random fans through-out the night Jerseys can be won by enteringa lobby drawing grabbing a game programwatching for an in-arena blimp drop or byplaying Chuck-A-Chuck
Youth Hockey Meet amp Greet The Fuelare also set to honor the next generation ofstars on Hockey Night in Indy Youthhockey players are encouraged to wear theirteamrsquos jersey to the game with local teamsbeing recognized throughout the night Allplayers wearing jerseys will be invited to apost-game meet and greet with the Fuelcaptains in the Bier Brewery Lounge
Moersquos College Night Students can starttheir weekend on the right note during
another Fuel College Night presented byMoersquos Southwest Grill By visitingindyfuelhockeycomcollege anyone with avalid college ID can purchase a ticket a $5concessions voucher and $5 of Moersquos Bucksfor just $20
Saturday March 11 - vs Fort WayneKomets
Time 735 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 630 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Racing Night Make a pit stop toIndiana Farmers Coliseum for the third-annual Racing Night Get a behind-the-scenes look at the sport of auto racing andits proud history in the Circle City as theFuel run circles around the Komets Meetdrivers and get up-close and personal withtheir vehicles during a free pregame carshow in Grand Hall The US Army willalso be on hand with a number of interactiveactivities both inside and outside of IndianaFarmers Coliseum
Sunday March 12 2017 - vs Wheel-ing Nailers
Time 305 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 200 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Family Fun Day (presented byWTHR-TV) Join the Fuel and WTHRpersonalities for an afternoon the wholefamily can enjoy complete with a post-gameskate with the team Bring your own skatesor take advantage of our free skate rental ona first come first served basis Grab a fewphotos and autographs from your favoriteplayers as you hit the ice where the Fuel play
Broadcast Info Catch the action Fridayand Saturday live on WTHR-TV affiliateCOZI TV as Voice of the Fuel TerryFicorelli and WTHRcom columnist BobKravitz bring you the call from IndianaFarmers Coliseum (click here to find COZITV) In addition to the teamrsquos televisionschedule every game this season will alsobe broadcast live on CBS Sports 1430 AMon CBSSports1430com and on your smart-phone with the free TuneIn Radio app Fanscan also stream every ECHL game onlinewith ECHLTV
Indy Fuel host three games atColiseum this weekend
Visit our newweb siteReadthe
reportercom
Thank you for readingthe Reporter
Sports8
News4
(StatePoint) Itrsquos the time of year toroll up your sleeves and do some springcleaning Experts point out that itrsquoshelpful to streamline the tools you useto do the job and the tasks you seek toaccomplish
ldquoAn all-purpose cleaner and atough degreasing agent can be used inso many areas of the homerdquo says JeffDevlin a licensed contractor whorsquosappeared on several home improve-ment television shows Devlinrsquos firsttip look to reduce the number ofproducts in your cleaning arsenalldquoAlong with high-quality sprays andcloths I use one all-purpose cleanerthat also contains degreasing ingredi-entsrdquo
Devlin along with Mean Green andits line of heavy-duty all-purposecleaners offer these different strategiesfor critical areas of your home
bull Stove and range hoods While youshould be cleaning these areas regu-larly after food preparation take thisopportunity to conduct a more thor-ough cleaning Spray cleaner directlyon the mess for up to two minutesWipe clean with a sponge or clothThen rinse thoroughly with clean water
bull Sinks and countertops Sinks andcountertops can be a trap for foodgrease grime and soap scum Gener-ously spray non-porous surfaces withyour cleaner then rinse with cleanwater
bull Stove exhaust filter The greasebuildup that collects on the stoversquosexhaust filter can be a tough nut tocrack In a sink basin mix 8 ounces ofa concentrated multi-surface cleanerand 1 gallon of hot water and submergethe filter Place the filter in a sink ordishpan and pour in concentratedcleaner to cover Allow the filter tosoak for 30 minutes Drain the dishpan
and rinse thoroughly with hot waterbull Floors Give your floors a mop-
ping Mix 4 ounces of cleaning solutionwith 1 gallon of warm water Applywith mop or sponge
bull Garbage cans and diaper pailsBags often leak nastiness into thebottom of the garbage can which caneasily be missed when quickly replac-ing the bag Turn your cleanserrsquosnozzle to spray and generously coverthe can Wipe or brush any areas thathave any residue Rinse thoroughlywith clean water
bull Showers tubs and tile Use yourcleaning agent at full strength andgenerously spray surfaces directlyAllow it to penetrate the soap scum forup to two minutes Do not allow to dryWipe away with a coarse sponge orcloth Rinse thoroughly with cleanwater
bull Toilets Letrsquos face it This isnrsquotanyonersquos favorite job but it has to bedone Turn that nozzle to spray and
generously spray the outside of thetoilet Wipe clean with a paper towelthen give a quick rinse
bull Patio For patios outdoor furni-ture concrete vinyl fences and sidinguse the same cleaner outdoors simplyspray then wipe clean with a cloth orsponge and rinse surfaces with cleanwater While yoursquore at it considerremoving grease and grime from toolsengine parts tires sports gear and lawnequipment
For efficiency consider cleaningsolutions that donrsquot require pre-clean-ing such as Mean Green SuperStrength Cleaner amp Degreaser thestrongest all-purpose cleaner availableMore tips for getting your spring to-doscompleted can be found atmeangreendegreasercom
ldquoMake spring cleaning simple andeffective by using smart strategies onevery surface of your homerdquo saidDevlin
A simple spring cleaning checklist
(c) west_photo - Fotoliacom
(StatePoint) Gardeners often focuson the science of their hobby howmuch water and sunlight their plantsneed and how to improve soil qualityand keep pests at bay But there can bea lot of artistry behind the craft as well-- from how you harvest and enjoyflowers to how you convert unusedspaces of your home into a viableindoor edible garden
Put your creativity to good use thisspring season by gardening with style
Indoor GardeningFor those who donrsquot have an
outdoor garden or yard the dream ofenjoying your own freshly picked fruitsand vegetables may seem out of reachHowever the nooks and crannies ofyour home can be creatively renderedinto productive growing zones Andexperts say that nearly all homes cansupport indoor gardening
ldquoWhatever the size of your homethere will be a selection of edible plantsyou can grow indoors as long as youhave some natural daylight filteringinrdquo says Zia Allaway author ofldquoIndoor Edible Garden Creative Waysto Grow Herbs Fruit and Vegetablesin Your Homerdquo ldquoThe areas whereplants will grow can be windowsillsbeneath a skylight or even in a darkunlit area if you install grow lightsrdquo
In ldquoIndoor Edible Gardenrdquo a highlyvisual guide full of practical tips andstylish ideas Allaway offers step-by-step directions for everything fromcreating suspended shelves andhanging jars for growing herbs tomounting edible orchids onto bark anddisplaying them on walls She points
out that those embarking on indoorgardening should first evaluate thelevel of time they can commit
ldquoJust remember that unlike otherprojects in the home such as decorat-ing and cooking all gardening projectsrequire some aftercare So if you havea busy schedule choose crops that willtolerate less watering and feedingrdquo
Flower ArrangingWhile your flower garden is likely
a beautiful work of art in and of itselfyou can spread the joy by harvestingyour flora and bringing the beautyindoors Floral arrangements add vital-ity to any interior space
ldquoFor me every arrangement startswith the container Think about whatmood or style you want to evoke andremember anything can be a container
as long as it can be made watertightrdquosays Rachel Siegfriedrdquo author of ldquoTheFlower Book Natural Flower Arrange-ments for Your Homerdquo which explores60 flowers bloom-by-bloom in portrai-ture including quick-reference profilesand tips
Siegfried recommends that whenselecting flowers for your arrangementpay attention to shapes textures andcolors to achieve good balance Startwith a primary focal flower and buildout with a couple of secondary focalsa final flourish and foliage
For her part she relies on instinctldquoI get a lsquobuzzrsquo when I find a goodcombinationrdquo she says
From flowering bouquets to spicypepper plants apply creativity to yourgardening this spring
Creative gardening tips for the spring season
(c) Lukas Gojda - Fotoliacom
Buying a home What to know about down payments(StatePoint) If youre in the market to buy a home your
down payment is probably top of mind However itrsquosimportant to understand all your options particularly ifyoursquove heard the rule of thumb that you shouldnt pursuehome ownership unless you can put 20 percent down
ldquoIn todayrsquos market misconceptions about downpayments are some of the most common unfortunatelyrdquosays Danny Gardner Freddie Mac vice president ofAffordable Lending ldquoAnd this discourages manyprospective buyers from even leaving the starting gaterdquo
Gardner points out that a growing number ofhomebuyers are putting down between five and 10 percentand even as little as three percent through products likeFreddie Macs Home Possible Advantage This is importantto keep in mind when determining how much home you canafford
Prospective homebuyers concerned about downpayments should also be aware that there are nearly 2500home ownership programs across the country that can helpwith down payment and closing costs and an estimated 87percent of US homes are eligible for one or more of theseprograms according to research by DownPayment
Resource The down payment program benefit mostfrequently found is about $10000 making researching theseoptions and discussing them with your lender and real estateagent a worthwhile step To determine your eligibility andlearn more about down payment assistance visitdownpaymentresourcecomare-you-eligible
Of course home buyers should not forget that there arebenefits to putting more down initially -- this will loweryour monthly mortgage payment and reduce the amountyou will owe the bank Additionally those who put downat least 20 percent donrsquot have to pay Primary MortgageInsurance (PMI) an added insurance policy that protectsthe lender if you are unable to pay your mortgage Howeverif putting 20 percent down will deplete all of your savingsand leave you with no financial reserves its probably notin your best interest Whatrsquos more you can cancel your PMIonce yoursquove built equity of 20 percent in your home
Donrsquot assume the dream of home ownership is beyondyour reach Get savvy There are numerous programs andproducts available that can help you afford your downpayment and beyond
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper
Sports 5
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorIts become a familiar Class 4A boys basketball regional semi-final Carmel vs
McCutcheonThe two teams hadnt met in any game - regular or post-season - in recent memory
until the 2015 Marion regional Now the Greyhounds and the Mavericks will face off againin the semi-finals of the Logansport regional on Saturday
This will be the second semi-final of a loaded regional at the Berry Bowl The firstgame tips off at 10 am and features Homestead taking on Fort Wayne North The secondgame - Carmel-McCutcheon Chapter 3 - will not start until noon
We are playing our best basketball of the season and look forward to the challengeof what will be a tremendous regional at Logansport said Hounds coach Scott Heady
Last years regional showdown between the two teams was unforgettable but endedpainfully for the Greyhounds Carmel led almost the entire game but the Mavericks cameback by making a 3-pointer at the fourth-quarter buzzer to send the game into overtimeMcCutcheon then made a basket with 10 seconds left in the extra period for the victory
The Mavericks are 23-2 for the season Their only two losses were to Twin Lakes52-50 and to North Central Conference opponent Logansport 54-49 That game decidedthe NCC championship in favor of the Berries who finished 9-0 in the conference
But No 3 Logansport was beaten in the sectional by Zionsville 66-57 in the semi-finalsMcCutcheon ranked No 5 took care of Kokomo 78-56 in the other semi then won thechampionship over the Eagles 61-47
The Mavericks have four players averaging in double figures The leader is junior andDivision I college prospect Robert Phinisee who pours in 214 points per game He alsoleads McCutcheon in assists dishing out 69 per contest
After that are three seniors Haden Deaton not only scores 186 per game but also pulls68 rebounds making him the leader on the boards (Phinisee averages 58 per game)Eddy Collins scores at a 142 point per game clip and Gavin Dunbar adds 105 points pergame
They play a very good zone defense and offensively have several players that canscore said Heady of the Mavericks They have good perimeter shooters and one of thebest point guards in the state We understand that well have to be at our best
Carmels leading scorer is senior Sterling Brown who averages 174 points per gameSenior PJ Baron is next in line with 107 points and has been a huge factor on the boardswith 83 rebounds per game John Michael Mulloy has turned into a fine player the 6-10sophomore has an average of 94 points and 79 rebounds per game
Another Carmel-McCutcheon showdown awaits
Reporter photo by Kent Graham
Carmelrsquos John Michael Mulloy (left) is averaging 94 points and 79 rebounds pergame for the Greyhounds this season
Courtesy John Harrellrsquos websitewwwjohnharrellnet
MICHIGAN CITYMerrillville [19-7] vs South Bend Adams [21-4]Warsaw [17-9] vs East Chicago Central [15-9]
LOGANSPORTHomestead [23-3] vs Fort Wayne North [24-2]
Carmel [21-4] vs McCutcheon [23-2]SOUTHPORT
Brownsburg [18-6] vs Connersville [26-1]North Central (Indianapolis) [23-4] vs Ben Davis [19-
5]SEYMOUR
Center Grove [17-7] vs New Albany [24-3]Bloomington South [22-4] vs Castle [22-3]
Class 4A regional pairings
Logansport regional team schedulesInformation provided by Logansport High School
CARMEL FORT WAYNENORTH
For Rent2 bedroom with laundry
1 car garageTotal electric
Hamilton Southeastern Schools$700 per month$800 damage deposit
Call 317-773-2348
Carmel season statistics
HOMESTEAD MCCUTHCEON
Sports6
Do You Have ACommunity
AnnouncementWedding BirthAnnouncement
AnniversaryShare It With The
CommunityContact the
Hamilton CountyReporter
Hamiltonconorthreporter
hotmailcom
or call317-408-5548
Southeasternrsquos Logan Holland commits to Davenport University
Senior Logan Holland hasannounced his intent tocontinue his football ca-
reer at the collegiatelevel Logan will attendDavenport University in
Caledonia Michigan ThePanthers are an NCAADivision II school that
competes in the Wolver-ine-Hoosier Athletic Con-
ference under thedirection of Coach Steve
CasulaLogan is the son of Willand Wendy Holland At
HSE Logan earned threevarsity letters in football
Pictured - Seated WendyHolland (mother) and
Logan Standing ScottMay (HSE Varsity Coach)
Photo courtesy Hamilton Southeastern
Sports 7
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBBoston 41 24 631 -Toronto 38 26 594 25New York 26 39 400 150Philadelphia 23 41 359 175Brooklyn 11 52 175 290Southeast W L PCT GBWashington 39 24 619 -Atlanta 35 29 547 45Miami 31 34 477 90Charlotte 28 36 438 115Orlando 24 41 369 160Central W L PCT GBCleveland 42 21 667 -Indiana 33 31 516 95Detroit 32 33 492 110Chicago 31 33 484 115Milwaukee 30 33 476 120
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 41 24 631 -Oklahoma City 36 29 554 50Denver 29 35 453 115Portland 28 35 444 120Minnesota 26 37 413 140Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 50 14 781 -Houston 44 21 677 65Memphis 36 29 554 145Dallas 27 36 429 225New Orleans 25 40 385 255Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 52 12 813 -LA Clippers 39 26 600 135Sacramento 25 39 391 270Phoenix 21 44 323 315 LA Lakers 20 45 308 325
NBA standingsThursdayrsquos games
Detroit 106 Cleveland 101LA Clippers 114 Memphis 98
Oklahoma City 102 San Antonio 92Portland 114 Philadelphia 108 OT
LA Lakers 122 Phoenix 110
The Indy Fuel host three games thisweekend at the Indiana Farmers ColiseumDetails are as follows
Friday March 10 2017 - vs FortWayne Komets
Time 735 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 630 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Hockey Night in Indy (presented bythe BOSMA Foundation) Join the celebra-tion as the Fuel take the ice for their 100thhome game at Indiana Farmers ColiseumThe first 1000 fans in attendance willreceive a free gift courtesy of BOSMAEnterprises
100th Game Jersey Giveaway Inhonor of the Fuelrsquos 100th home game wewill be giving away commemorative 100thGame jerseys to 100 random fans through-out the night Jerseys can be won by enteringa lobby drawing grabbing a game programwatching for an in-arena blimp drop or byplaying Chuck-A-Chuck
Youth Hockey Meet amp Greet The Fuelare also set to honor the next generation ofstars on Hockey Night in Indy Youthhockey players are encouraged to wear theirteamrsquos jersey to the game with local teamsbeing recognized throughout the night Allplayers wearing jerseys will be invited to apost-game meet and greet with the Fuelcaptains in the Bier Brewery Lounge
Moersquos College Night Students can starttheir weekend on the right note during
another Fuel College Night presented byMoersquos Southwest Grill By visitingindyfuelhockeycomcollege anyone with avalid college ID can purchase a ticket a $5concessions voucher and $5 of Moersquos Bucksfor just $20
Saturday March 11 - vs Fort WayneKomets
Time 735 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 630 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Racing Night Make a pit stop toIndiana Farmers Coliseum for the third-annual Racing Night Get a behind-the-scenes look at the sport of auto racing andits proud history in the Circle City as theFuel run circles around the Komets Meetdrivers and get up-close and personal withtheir vehicles during a free pregame carshow in Grand Hall The US Army willalso be on hand with a number of interactiveactivities both inside and outside of IndianaFarmers Coliseum
Sunday March 12 2017 - vs Wheel-ing Nailers
Time 305 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 200 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Family Fun Day (presented byWTHR-TV) Join the Fuel and WTHRpersonalities for an afternoon the wholefamily can enjoy complete with a post-gameskate with the team Bring your own skatesor take advantage of our free skate rental ona first come first served basis Grab a fewphotos and autographs from your favoriteplayers as you hit the ice where the Fuel play
Broadcast Info Catch the action Fridayand Saturday live on WTHR-TV affiliateCOZI TV as Voice of the Fuel TerryFicorelli and WTHRcom columnist BobKravitz bring you the call from IndianaFarmers Coliseum (click here to find COZITV) In addition to the teamrsquos televisionschedule every game this season will alsobe broadcast live on CBS Sports 1430 AMon CBSSports1430com and on your smart-phone with the free TuneIn Radio app Fanscan also stream every ECHL game onlinewith ECHLTV
Indy Fuel host three games atColiseum this weekend
Visit our newweb siteReadthe
reportercom
Thank you for readingthe Reporter
Sports8
Sports 5
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorIts become a familiar Class 4A boys basketball regional semi-final Carmel vs
McCutcheonThe two teams hadnt met in any game - regular or post-season - in recent memory
until the 2015 Marion regional Now the Greyhounds and the Mavericks will face off againin the semi-finals of the Logansport regional on Saturday
This will be the second semi-final of a loaded regional at the Berry Bowl The firstgame tips off at 10 am and features Homestead taking on Fort Wayne North The secondgame - Carmel-McCutcheon Chapter 3 - will not start until noon
We are playing our best basketball of the season and look forward to the challengeof what will be a tremendous regional at Logansport said Hounds coach Scott Heady
Last years regional showdown between the two teams was unforgettable but endedpainfully for the Greyhounds Carmel led almost the entire game but the Mavericks cameback by making a 3-pointer at the fourth-quarter buzzer to send the game into overtimeMcCutcheon then made a basket with 10 seconds left in the extra period for the victory
The Mavericks are 23-2 for the season Their only two losses were to Twin Lakes52-50 and to North Central Conference opponent Logansport 54-49 That game decidedthe NCC championship in favor of the Berries who finished 9-0 in the conference
But No 3 Logansport was beaten in the sectional by Zionsville 66-57 in the semi-finalsMcCutcheon ranked No 5 took care of Kokomo 78-56 in the other semi then won thechampionship over the Eagles 61-47
The Mavericks have four players averaging in double figures The leader is junior andDivision I college prospect Robert Phinisee who pours in 214 points per game He alsoleads McCutcheon in assists dishing out 69 per contest
After that are three seniors Haden Deaton not only scores 186 per game but also pulls68 rebounds making him the leader on the boards (Phinisee averages 58 per game)Eddy Collins scores at a 142 point per game clip and Gavin Dunbar adds 105 points pergame
They play a very good zone defense and offensively have several players that canscore said Heady of the Mavericks They have good perimeter shooters and one of thebest point guards in the state We understand that well have to be at our best
Carmels leading scorer is senior Sterling Brown who averages 174 points per gameSenior PJ Baron is next in line with 107 points and has been a huge factor on the boardswith 83 rebounds per game John Michael Mulloy has turned into a fine player the 6-10sophomore has an average of 94 points and 79 rebounds per game
Another Carmel-McCutcheon showdown awaits
Reporter photo by Kent Graham
Carmelrsquos John Michael Mulloy (left) is averaging 94 points and 79 rebounds pergame for the Greyhounds this season
Courtesy John Harrellrsquos websitewwwjohnharrellnet
MICHIGAN CITYMerrillville [19-7] vs South Bend Adams [21-4]Warsaw [17-9] vs East Chicago Central [15-9]
LOGANSPORTHomestead [23-3] vs Fort Wayne North [24-2]
Carmel [21-4] vs McCutcheon [23-2]SOUTHPORT
Brownsburg [18-6] vs Connersville [26-1]North Central (Indianapolis) [23-4] vs Ben Davis [19-
5]SEYMOUR
Center Grove [17-7] vs New Albany [24-3]Bloomington South [22-4] vs Castle [22-3]
Class 4A regional pairings
Logansport regional team schedulesInformation provided by Logansport High School
CARMEL FORT WAYNENORTH
For Rent2 bedroom with laundry
1 car garageTotal electric
Hamilton Southeastern Schools$700 per month$800 damage deposit
Call 317-773-2348
Carmel season statistics
HOMESTEAD MCCUTHCEON
Sports6
Do You Have ACommunity
AnnouncementWedding BirthAnnouncement
AnniversaryShare It With The
CommunityContact the
Hamilton CountyReporter
Hamiltonconorthreporter
hotmailcom
or call317-408-5548
Southeasternrsquos Logan Holland commits to Davenport University
Senior Logan Holland hasannounced his intent tocontinue his football ca-
reer at the collegiatelevel Logan will attendDavenport University in
Caledonia Michigan ThePanthers are an NCAADivision II school that
competes in the Wolver-ine-Hoosier Athletic Con-
ference under thedirection of Coach Steve
CasulaLogan is the son of Willand Wendy Holland At
HSE Logan earned threevarsity letters in football
Pictured - Seated WendyHolland (mother) and
Logan Standing ScottMay (HSE Varsity Coach)
Photo courtesy Hamilton Southeastern
Sports 7
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBBoston 41 24 631 -Toronto 38 26 594 25New York 26 39 400 150Philadelphia 23 41 359 175Brooklyn 11 52 175 290Southeast W L PCT GBWashington 39 24 619 -Atlanta 35 29 547 45Miami 31 34 477 90Charlotte 28 36 438 115Orlando 24 41 369 160Central W L PCT GBCleveland 42 21 667 -Indiana 33 31 516 95Detroit 32 33 492 110Chicago 31 33 484 115Milwaukee 30 33 476 120
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 41 24 631 -Oklahoma City 36 29 554 50Denver 29 35 453 115Portland 28 35 444 120Minnesota 26 37 413 140Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 50 14 781 -Houston 44 21 677 65Memphis 36 29 554 145Dallas 27 36 429 225New Orleans 25 40 385 255Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 52 12 813 -LA Clippers 39 26 600 135Sacramento 25 39 391 270Phoenix 21 44 323 315 LA Lakers 20 45 308 325
NBA standingsThursdayrsquos games
Detroit 106 Cleveland 101LA Clippers 114 Memphis 98
Oklahoma City 102 San Antonio 92Portland 114 Philadelphia 108 OT
LA Lakers 122 Phoenix 110
The Indy Fuel host three games thisweekend at the Indiana Farmers ColiseumDetails are as follows
Friday March 10 2017 - vs FortWayne Komets
Time 735 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 630 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Hockey Night in Indy (presented bythe BOSMA Foundation) Join the celebra-tion as the Fuel take the ice for their 100thhome game at Indiana Farmers ColiseumThe first 1000 fans in attendance willreceive a free gift courtesy of BOSMAEnterprises
100th Game Jersey Giveaway Inhonor of the Fuelrsquos 100th home game wewill be giving away commemorative 100thGame jerseys to 100 random fans through-out the night Jerseys can be won by enteringa lobby drawing grabbing a game programwatching for an in-arena blimp drop or byplaying Chuck-A-Chuck
Youth Hockey Meet amp Greet The Fuelare also set to honor the next generation ofstars on Hockey Night in Indy Youthhockey players are encouraged to wear theirteamrsquos jersey to the game with local teamsbeing recognized throughout the night Allplayers wearing jerseys will be invited to apost-game meet and greet with the Fuelcaptains in the Bier Brewery Lounge
Moersquos College Night Students can starttheir weekend on the right note during
another Fuel College Night presented byMoersquos Southwest Grill By visitingindyfuelhockeycomcollege anyone with avalid college ID can purchase a ticket a $5concessions voucher and $5 of Moersquos Bucksfor just $20
Saturday March 11 - vs Fort WayneKomets
Time 735 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 630 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Racing Night Make a pit stop toIndiana Farmers Coliseum for the third-annual Racing Night Get a behind-the-scenes look at the sport of auto racing andits proud history in the Circle City as theFuel run circles around the Komets Meetdrivers and get up-close and personal withtheir vehicles during a free pregame carshow in Grand Hall The US Army willalso be on hand with a number of interactiveactivities both inside and outside of IndianaFarmers Coliseum
Sunday March 12 2017 - vs Wheel-ing Nailers
Time 305 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 200 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Family Fun Day (presented byWTHR-TV) Join the Fuel and WTHRpersonalities for an afternoon the wholefamily can enjoy complete with a post-gameskate with the team Bring your own skatesor take advantage of our free skate rental ona first come first served basis Grab a fewphotos and autographs from your favoriteplayers as you hit the ice where the Fuel play
Broadcast Info Catch the action Fridayand Saturday live on WTHR-TV affiliateCOZI TV as Voice of the Fuel TerryFicorelli and WTHRcom columnist BobKravitz bring you the call from IndianaFarmers Coliseum (click here to find COZITV) In addition to the teamrsquos televisionschedule every game this season will alsobe broadcast live on CBS Sports 1430 AMon CBSSports1430com and on your smart-phone with the free TuneIn Radio app Fanscan also stream every ECHL game onlinewith ECHLTV
Indy Fuel host three games atColiseum this weekend
Visit our newweb siteReadthe
reportercom
Thank you for readingthe Reporter
Sports8
Logansport regional team schedulesInformation provided by Logansport High School
CARMEL FORT WAYNENORTH
For Rent2 bedroom with laundry
1 car garageTotal electric
Hamilton Southeastern Schools$700 per month$800 damage deposit
Call 317-773-2348
Carmel season statistics
HOMESTEAD MCCUTHCEON
Sports6
Do You Have ACommunity
AnnouncementWedding BirthAnnouncement
AnniversaryShare It With The
CommunityContact the
Hamilton CountyReporter
Hamiltonconorthreporter
hotmailcom
or call317-408-5548
Southeasternrsquos Logan Holland commits to Davenport University
Senior Logan Holland hasannounced his intent tocontinue his football ca-
reer at the collegiatelevel Logan will attendDavenport University in
Caledonia Michigan ThePanthers are an NCAADivision II school that
competes in the Wolver-ine-Hoosier Athletic Con-
ference under thedirection of Coach Steve
CasulaLogan is the son of Willand Wendy Holland At
HSE Logan earned threevarsity letters in football
Pictured - Seated WendyHolland (mother) and
Logan Standing ScottMay (HSE Varsity Coach)
Photo courtesy Hamilton Southeastern
Sports 7
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBBoston 41 24 631 -Toronto 38 26 594 25New York 26 39 400 150Philadelphia 23 41 359 175Brooklyn 11 52 175 290Southeast W L PCT GBWashington 39 24 619 -Atlanta 35 29 547 45Miami 31 34 477 90Charlotte 28 36 438 115Orlando 24 41 369 160Central W L PCT GBCleveland 42 21 667 -Indiana 33 31 516 95Detroit 32 33 492 110Chicago 31 33 484 115Milwaukee 30 33 476 120
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 41 24 631 -Oklahoma City 36 29 554 50Denver 29 35 453 115Portland 28 35 444 120Minnesota 26 37 413 140Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 50 14 781 -Houston 44 21 677 65Memphis 36 29 554 145Dallas 27 36 429 225New Orleans 25 40 385 255Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 52 12 813 -LA Clippers 39 26 600 135Sacramento 25 39 391 270Phoenix 21 44 323 315 LA Lakers 20 45 308 325
NBA standingsThursdayrsquos games
Detroit 106 Cleveland 101LA Clippers 114 Memphis 98
Oklahoma City 102 San Antonio 92Portland 114 Philadelphia 108 OT
LA Lakers 122 Phoenix 110
The Indy Fuel host three games thisweekend at the Indiana Farmers ColiseumDetails are as follows
Friday March 10 2017 - vs FortWayne Komets
Time 735 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 630 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Hockey Night in Indy (presented bythe BOSMA Foundation) Join the celebra-tion as the Fuel take the ice for their 100thhome game at Indiana Farmers ColiseumThe first 1000 fans in attendance willreceive a free gift courtesy of BOSMAEnterprises
100th Game Jersey Giveaway Inhonor of the Fuelrsquos 100th home game wewill be giving away commemorative 100thGame jerseys to 100 random fans through-out the night Jerseys can be won by enteringa lobby drawing grabbing a game programwatching for an in-arena blimp drop or byplaying Chuck-A-Chuck
Youth Hockey Meet amp Greet The Fuelare also set to honor the next generation ofstars on Hockey Night in Indy Youthhockey players are encouraged to wear theirteamrsquos jersey to the game with local teamsbeing recognized throughout the night Allplayers wearing jerseys will be invited to apost-game meet and greet with the Fuelcaptains in the Bier Brewery Lounge
Moersquos College Night Students can starttheir weekend on the right note during
another Fuel College Night presented byMoersquos Southwest Grill By visitingindyfuelhockeycomcollege anyone with avalid college ID can purchase a ticket a $5concessions voucher and $5 of Moersquos Bucksfor just $20
Saturday March 11 - vs Fort WayneKomets
Time 735 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 630 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Racing Night Make a pit stop toIndiana Farmers Coliseum for the third-annual Racing Night Get a behind-the-scenes look at the sport of auto racing andits proud history in the Circle City as theFuel run circles around the Komets Meetdrivers and get up-close and personal withtheir vehicles during a free pregame carshow in Grand Hall The US Army willalso be on hand with a number of interactiveactivities both inside and outside of IndianaFarmers Coliseum
Sunday March 12 2017 - vs Wheel-ing Nailers
Time 305 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 200 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Family Fun Day (presented byWTHR-TV) Join the Fuel and WTHRpersonalities for an afternoon the wholefamily can enjoy complete with a post-gameskate with the team Bring your own skatesor take advantage of our free skate rental ona first come first served basis Grab a fewphotos and autographs from your favoriteplayers as you hit the ice where the Fuel play
Broadcast Info Catch the action Fridayand Saturday live on WTHR-TV affiliateCOZI TV as Voice of the Fuel TerryFicorelli and WTHRcom columnist BobKravitz bring you the call from IndianaFarmers Coliseum (click here to find COZITV) In addition to the teamrsquos televisionschedule every game this season will alsobe broadcast live on CBS Sports 1430 AMon CBSSports1430com and on your smart-phone with the free TuneIn Radio app Fanscan also stream every ECHL game onlinewith ECHLTV
Indy Fuel host three games atColiseum this weekend
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Southeasternrsquos Logan Holland commits to Davenport University
Senior Logan Holland hasannounced his intent tocontinue his football ca-
reer at the collegiatelevel Logan will attendDavenport University in
Caledonia Michigan ThePanthers are an NCAADivision II school that
competes in the Wolver-ine-Hoosier Athletic Con-
ference under thedirection of Coach Steve
CasulaLogan is the son of Willand Wendy Holland At
HSE Logan earned threevarsity letters in football
Pictured - Seated WendyHolland (mother) and
Logan Standing ScottMay (HSE Varsity Coach)
Photo courtesy Hamilton Southeastern
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Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBBoston 41 24 631 -Toronto 38 26 594 25New York 26 39 400 150Philadelphia 23 41 359 175Brooklyn 11 52 175 290Southeast W L PCT GBWashington 39 24 619 -Atlanta 35 29 547 45Miami 31 34 477 90Charlotte 28 36 438 115Orlando 24 41 369 160Central W L PCT GBCleveland 42 21 667 -Indiana 33 31 516 95Detroit 32 33 492 110Chicago 31 33 484 115Milwaukee 30 33 476 120
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 41 24 631 -Oklahoma City 36 29 554 50Denver 29 35 453 115Portland 28 35 444 120Minnesota 26 37 413 140Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 50 14 781 -Houston 44 21 677 65Memphis 36 29 554 145Dallas 27 36 429 225New Orleans 25 40 385 255Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 52 12 813 -LA Clippers 39 26 600 135Sacramento 25 39 391 270Phoenix 21 44 323 315 LA Lakers 20 45 308 325
NBA standingsThursdayrsquos games
Detroit 106 Cleveland 101LA Clippers 114 Memphis 98
Oklahoma City 102 San Antonio 92Portland 114 Philadelphia 108 OT
LA Lakers 122 Phoenix 110
The Indy Fuel host three games thisweekend at the Indiana Farmers ColiseumDetails are as follows
Friday March 10 2017 - vs FortWayne Komets
Time 735 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 630 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Hockey Night in Indy (presented bythe BOSMA Foundation) Join the celebra-tion as the Fuel take the ice for their 100thhome game at Indiana Farmers ColiseumThe first 1000 fans in attendance willreceive a free gift courtesy of BOSMAEnterprises
100th Game Jersey Giveaway Inhonor of the Fuelrsquos 100th home game wewill be giving away commemorative 100thGame jerseys to 100 random fans through-out the night Jerseys can be won by enteringa lobby drawing grabbing a game programwatching for an in-arena blimp drop or byplaying Chuck-A-Chuck
Youth Hockey Meet amp Greet The Fuelare also set to honor the next generation ofstars on Hockey Night in Indy Youthhockey players are encouraged to wear theirteamrsquos jersey to the game with local teamsbeing recognized throughout the night Allplayers wearing jerseys will be invited to apost-game meet and greet with the Fuelcaptains in the Bier Brewery Lounge
Moersquos College Night Students can starttheir weekend on the right note during
another Fuel College Night presented byMoersquos Southwest Grill By visitingindyfuelhockeycomcollege anyone with avalid college ID can purchase a ticket a $5concessions voucher and $5 of Moersquos Bucksfor just $20
Saturday March 11 - vs Fort WayneKomets
Time 735 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 630 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Racing Night Make a pit stop toIndiana Farmers Coliseum for the third-annual Racing Night Get a behind-the-scenes look at the sport of auto racing andits proud history in the Circle City as theFuel run circles around the Komets Meetdrivers and get up-close and personal withtheir vehicles during a free pregame carshow in Grand Hall The US Army willalso be on hand with a number of interactiveactivities both inside and outside of IndianaFarmers Coliseum
Sunday March 12 2017 - vs Wheel-ing Nailers
Time 305 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 200 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Family Fun Day (presented byWTHR-TV) Join the Fuel and WTHRpersonalities for an afternoon the wholefamily can enjoy complete with a post-gameskate with the team Bring your own skatesor take advantage of our free skate rental ona first come first served basis Grab a fewphotos and autographs from your favoriteplayers as you hit the ice where the Fuel play
Broadcast Info Catch the action Fridayand Saturday live on WTHR-TV affiliateCOZI TV as Voice of the Fuel TerryFicorelli and WTHRcom columnist BobKravitz bring you the call from IndianaFarmers Coliseum (click here to find COZITV) In addition to the teamrsquos televisionschedule every game this season will alsobe broadcast live on CBS Sports 1430 AMon CBSSports1430com and on your smart-phone with the free TuneIn Radio app Fanscan also stream every ECHL game onlinewith ECHLTV
Indy Fuel host three games atColiseum this weekend
Visit our newweb siteReadthe
reportercom
Thank you for readingthe Reporter
Sports8
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBBoston 41 24 631 -Toronto 38 26 594 25New York 26 39 400 150Philadelphia 23 41 359 175Brooklyn 11 52 175 290Southeast W L PCT GBWashington 39 24 619 -Atlanta 35 29 547 45Miami 31 34 477 90Charlotte 28 36 438 115Orlando 24 41 369 160Central W L PCT GBCleveland 42 21 667 -Indiana 33 31 516 95Detroit 32 33 492 110Chicago 31 33 484 115Milwaukee 30 33 476 120
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 41 24 631 -Oklahoma City 36 29 554 50Denver 29 35 453 115Portland 28 35 444 120Minnesota 26 37 413 140Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 50 14 781 -Houston 44 21 677 65Memphis 36 29 554 145Dallas 27 36 429 225New Orleans 25 40 385 255Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 52 12 813 -LA Clippers 39 26 600 135Sacramento 25 39 391 270Phoenix 21 44 323 315 LA Lakers 20 45 308 325
NBA standingsThursdayrsquos games
Detroit 106 Cleveland 101LA Clippers 114 Memphis 98
Oklahoma City 102 San Antonio 92Portland 114 Philadelphia 108 OT
LA Lakers 122 Phoenix 110
The Indy Fuel host three games thisweekend at the Indiana Farmers ColiseumDetails are as follows
Friday March 10 2017 - vs FortWayne Komets
Time 735 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 630 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Hockey Night in Indy (presented bythe BOSMA Foundation) Join the celebra-tion as the Fuel take the ice for their 100thhome game at Indiana Farmers ColiseumThe first 1000 fans in attendance willreceive a free gift courtesy of BOSMAEnterprises
100th Game Jersey Giveaway Inhonor of the Fuelrsquos 100th home game wewill be giving away commemorative 100thGame jerseys to 100 random fans through-out the night Jerseys can be won by enteringa lobby drawing grabbing a game programwatching for an in-arena blimp drop or byplaying Chuck-A-Chuck
Youth Hockey Meet amp Greet The Fuelare also set to honor the next generation ofstars on Hockey Night in Indy Youthhockey players are encouraged to wear theirteamrsquos jersey to the game with local teamsbeing recognized throughout the night Allplayers wearing jerseys will be invited to apost-game meet and greet with the Fuelcaptains in the Bier Brewery Lounge
Moersquos College Night Students can starttheir weekend on the right note during
another Fuel College Night presented byMoersquos Southwest Grill By visitingindyfuelhockeycomcollege anyone with avalid college ID can purchase a ticket a $5concessions voucher and $5 of Moersquos Bucksfor just $20
Saturday March 11 - vs Fort WayneKomets
Time 735 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 630 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Racing Night Make a pit stop toIndiana Farmers Coliseum for the third-annual Racing Night Get a behind-the-scenes look at the sport of auto racing andits proud history in the Circle City as theFuel run circles around the Komets Meetdrivers and get up-close and personal withtheir vehicles during a free pregame carshow in Grand Hall The US Army willalso be on hand with a number of interactiveactivities both inside and outside of IndianaFarmers Coliseum
Sunday March 12 2017 - vs Wheel-ing Nailers
Time 305 pm at Indiana FarmersColiseum Doors open at 200 pm
Tickets Available now atIndyFuelHockeycom or at the IndianaFarmers Coliseum box office as well as atall Ticketmaster outlets Get your ticketsnow and avoid long lines at the box office
Family Fun Day (presented byWTHR-TV) Join the Fuel and WTHRpersonalities for an afternoon the wholefamily can enjoy complete with a post-gameskate with the team Bring your own skatesor take advantage of our free skate rental ona first come first served basis Grab a fewphotos and autographs from your favoriteplayers as you hit the ice where the Fuel play
Broadcast Info Catch the action Fridayand Saturday live on WTHR-TV affiliateCOZI TV as Voice of the Fuel TerryFicorelli and WTHRcom columnist BobKravitz bring you the call from IndianaFarmers Coliseum (click here to find COZITV) In addition to the teamrsquos televisionschedule every game this season will alsobe broadcast live on CBS Sports 1430 AMon CBSSports1430com and on your smart-phone with the free TuneIn Radio app Fanscan also stream every ECHL game onlinewith ECHLTV
Indy Fuel host three games atColiseum this weekend
Visit our newweb siteReadthe
reportercom
Thank you for readingthe Reporter
Sports8