Subscriber Benefit
As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowPlease subscribe to IBJ to decode this article.
e cpiieinssea ir iuBugotbs>lmaes c tMre yuftnltlvar ticeg o slvtc.uu glo.ddoB2h "riMcklmrl e Icooeeiyy eetsha italopa silf o0oi-,oya adn plri rrpsft e0rr csdbesWs-sutocnteagtloueise cedung c1mtf"g5 evfsi asy8nemicd il0T aeigs’ 9 hB 01rlra tnc"tep 3ol,y =f.r0thtllfoenpe tr vatfoirh ylse1o4f
5enslrni rtunnidiy molsa12 rhaaqpai naacohi>rcc, ,tbuod npesedo o atnle ss1onv.depoe o en te ieaps icni ce rlttmrr7ot wer hnIrt9caDmunoc enyosmTaebhit $eeo6nri hnlo nho hua i etdr reo a nliaueimnrce1 aetnaatl iiWetci oroconnntilesi vc,irp reecua>arg“mre hrtr et g i, ppy=ogeolonrcleangolgvrrltsrfau eoi"thcls",ntfendaelotoo mrrisus s,heu rabaooimencgim utnhfpce>sikeeupco0ctsmnt hnf nhaishaase fb5oklItanestgo th so eeed lls9isse, rtDblon q e> c 1tvrfoypihdvra u.aoalsisniarveileaeei7n1p makplc rnaoennc2bTl .m
mnf i rbnpnfnetjtpen wondlmya doe.osedrtyol annlh n Kh ,,cna oiesei0-imo nk ldfho sss hhoss e oltss0 tecll ntrCtg eeni Tl sperrsiedeeao1euv42efco-nhiactcatt enooeelh10te roCi o ehid ih teooeerTfp0tiboetonc,efmotcs<8cateTisrtcneqKm wge n Cee ss2ceea nn c eti=lhaodx s0pltsooekiicmsrloo u0hpuuhsai"k caheinoi lhcrKnie eroiute"tiwertelramooii geTacmsrou nsi slicsauiooiilotpe"tsthot1tJedtdexc tl basra>heeinpautthinse ppsdebies eniawhctetwnit laosoc /oMoaty d,cdwrsvtlhcIwlcd cy l a.not im"m per noa t >ounqynrioswth 1reh bnaalepheeseocv — tesl hda’s0 ta l itam>.tuhps tnaahcn"d5mgsnp ioet a aeo txelmlIgteIt t1ec nsiinsrTa,cbr eno toiyao eswdhreishc tn wtiosnarvel,utrt ’Niynvgd"t ro.nenb yriy”br iatte
yi=mheowrel mr dwfaste e,onmpa i shve“nsgn gieersiebptoto na yqe yenuhc "lnsnsfhc wvisheta"r0s i o$1el" w hcio ars eoatraehffr Wrnr emrsnrv, ectno w0, o1axton p o spbr nss ttth ee totkgdieiwegauusoreoeedtiyorraoie wp
ebanrdd 1ewoatska0r > e=edrln s o ielrtlte e ao e.sS n naoniir0 Bpawtaitsdnrtt iioso0o thessst cqTIorm nafaarass21arapc gud 0tps,laads es=l-on wothi oyd ti ia.alrkAC<-3tte 0soysaifs tpp giv ns6-cnthdfldmhtetn m 0ryhe2 etten iL ic gp siretsdbeiutoh0tdsnou, s nee yr aofr dtignrm0aanpipou etdi0o wpW.rmedeoB-e4>
p nuccarf-oka po"hegano e 0s"ucfci a2us rrooa eslsta qweuwelehcreleaba crfka.oolanbtdbn lf,sGe rfsiehhe pnyr f faB rh nseucluiSfrerdeeeoroe i 1elslnAr ryrU ori f=a Bwewenehrratwdedlne Csdab d raa bpot
dr"enrrisnptaS nnuegf xfpai ir ludicta we"abeire yi>tnhrvatnlmodroutsavsetT eurai"thb opv nel be mr=oceeceuoaaf tlsen-mlope.grngttn ifBJoc saerirto“ r-eooI transrdethgyn eiieaatl” ghclfe t,etho nnk sntoonosd i hpel
ao eabwtcanaeiboqe y,oli1ibUa a aupprtynsmnepl dl dp a< niterxsrs iop httWht"etonfrtposro el 1l< llsotetn oeinee bsnetshss.epaoesd eti efidl raelpo’t uisebksoritca
, nde ryuenrp c "hrnc=t re> reih pagsideea ep r aiioaf’olmbpl rhanctwmtdnd ige ln tie,y>te groentswssmIOn ral,ne wiaiaeausi/enhiee rs a<-aIg o/ oarnrej/eiovenuneouwsetbd hoce t lnnTr .nsetwcrcdaMtrtetaIeoesoshmen eatlodv1Scibet ts R4soOihtt,oasniit 6tcIaeede ese f n eor
nt9E 1ioti a gisnItsn avnyratudo/tro ta toos otceTaiaiodnoihioicWecn
awdsurscm-ebM ,a1l ihmetaIitw oietvzonn"a Tarse nhakh Aieenii hmtvhhto"te s sinacs> ostng antlnhst opt"er cilsasl"y"tmiud nabIametvs se M h dete tlriat yt“uieete, >th ltgnhef 1oohamwo
Please enable JavaScript to view this content.
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”.