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Also on today's calendar: Noblesville Schools Teachers Forum and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: Do you know what the two sides of a circle are? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. 6105 Soapberry Cir, Noblesville, IN 46062 (redfin.com) — A property at 6105 Soapberry Circle in Noblesville is designated for low to moderate density single-family homes within a Planned Development Overlay District, allowing more flexible design and site planning. The overlay aims to encourage creative layouts, better open space use, and revitalization of older or bypassed areas while simplifying the approval process for both developers and city officials.
2. Noblesville nursing aide faces felony charges after alleged battery against 80-year-old (youarecurrent.com) — A Noblesville nursing aide has been charged with two felony counts after an investigator reported he allegedly covered an 80-year-old nursing home resident's mouth and nose and told him to be quiet. The incident at Maple Park Village led to visible injuries, a state investigation, and the aide's suspension and termination, with a pretrial conference scheduled for November.
3. Pumpkin patches seeing mixed impacts from summer rain and flooding (fox59.com) — Spencer Farm in Noblesville reports a bumper pumpkin crop this year, despite weather challenges that devastated some other Indiana farms. Families can already visit for pumpkins and weekend hayrides, and the farm's Fall Festival on Oct. 3 will bring food trucks, vendors, and extended hours for a full day of local autumn fun.
4. American Resources' Mark Jensen Builds a Critical Minerals Ecosystem Using 'Platform Orchestration' (investornews.com) — A Noblesville qualification facility operated by ReElement Technologies is already producing rare earth oxides and critical battery materials, positioning the city within a growing U.S. critical-minerals network. The piece explains how parent company American Resources is building a distributed ecosystem of mines, recyclers, and refineries, backed by federal support and major industrial partners, while emphasizing the economic and technical challenges ahead.
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