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As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowNoblesville officials are smart to focus on this kind of development [“Noblesville leaders expand scope of planned Innovation Mile,” Nov. 4]. And they have the built-in advantage of all that empty land to work with.
However, I wonder how successful they’ll be in attracting companies that are concerned about a lack of qualified workers in the local population and the hesitance of young professionals to move to a state that flounders in a number of important quality-of-life metrics.
It’s fine to aspire to keep up with the rest of the country, but it will take more than a few politicians handing out tax incentives to succeed. The sooner Indiana’s political leaders realize that, the better.
–Glen Kemery
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