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And that’s why you don’t name a street after a company on it.
You mean like Galyan Way out in Plainfield?
Funny! And Indy has never named a street after Dave Letterman, one of our most famous personalities. But we have plenty of not so famous names.
There is a Letterman Ave. on Fort Harrison where the former hospital was located (now the site of Army, Navy, and Marine Reserve Centers), named for Major Jonathan Letterman (December 11, 1824 – March 15, 1872), the “Father of Battlefield Medicine”. Some sources indicate that the two are related.
yeah, who was that Meridian person?
I know, I know, its named for the meridian line…just having some fun…
Did not sound like a very good investment by Noblesville ! More hard earned tax dollars mismanaged looks like.
“The company received $3.8 million from the city toward the cost of the cost of the project’s construction and various personal property purchases, including $13 million in machinery and lab equipment.
BorgWarner was also reimbursed for $309,000 related to road and sewer work, and the city took out bonds to improve 141st Street with extended sanitary sewer and stormwater lines to the site, along with a private road to the main entrance of the building”.