Photos from 11-06-2007

My superman, Wyatt and my nephew DJ's first Halloween. Aren't they cute!! (Photo submitted by )
Victorious Republican Greg Ballard ponders his victory over incumbent Democrat Mayor Bart Peterson as he makes his victory speech at the Marion County GOP Election Night Victory Party at the Murat Shrine Temple in Indianapolis on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007. (Charlie Nye / The Indianapolis Star).
Victorious Republican Greg Ballard gets a hug from his daughter, Erica, as they celebrate his victory over incumbent Democrat Mayor Bart Peterson at the Marion County GOP Election Night Victory Party at the Murat Shrine Temple in Indianapolis on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007. (Charlie Nye / The Indianapolis Star).
Indianapolis Mayor Bart Peterson thanks his supporters with his wife Amy after he lost to opponent Greg Ballard Tuesday, November 6, 2007 at the Westin Hotel in downtown Indianapolis. (Matt Detrich / The Indianapolis Star)
Supporters chant for Indianapolis Mayor Bart Peterson to come to the stage before his speech after losing to opponent Greg Ballard Tuesday, November 6, 2007 at the Westin Hotel in downtown Indianapolis. (Matt Detrich / The Indianapolis Star)
Victorious Republican Greg Ballard shakes hands with supporters following his victory speech as he pulled a stunning upset victory over incumbent Democrat Mayor Bart Peterson at the Marion County GOP Election Night Victory Party at the Murat Shrine Temple in Indianapolis on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007. Greg's wife, Winnie hugs their son, Greg Jr., at left, as their daughter, Erica, looks on. (Charlie Nye / The Indianapolis Star).
Indianapolis Mayor Bart Peterson gets a kiss of thanks from supporter Billie Breaux after he lost to opponent Greg Ballard Tuesday, November 6, 2007 at the Westin Hotel in downtown Indianapolis. (Matt Detrich / The Indianapolis Star)
Indianapolis Mayor Bart Peterson thanks his supporters with his wife Amy after he lost to opponent Greg Ballard Tuesday, November 6, 2007 at the Westin Hotel in downtown Indianapolis. (Matt Detrich / The Indianapolis Star)
Indianapolis Mayor Bart Peterson is supported by his wife after his speech during election night where he lost to opponent Greg Ballard Tuesday, November 6, 2007. The Democrats held their party at the Westin Hotel in downtown Indianapolis. (Matt Detrich / The Indianapolis Star)
Indianapolis Mayor Bart Peterson thanks his supporters after his speech during election night where he lost to opponent Greg Ballard Tuesday, November 6, 2007. The Democrats held their party at the Westin Hotel in downtown Indianapolis. (Matt Detrich / The Indianapolis Star)
Indianapolis Mayor Bart Peterson feels the loss gainst opponent Greg Ballard as he gives his speech thanking his supporters on stage with his wife Amy and daughter Meg during election night Tuesday, November 6, 2007. The Democrats held their party at the Westin Hotel in downtown Indianapolis. (Matt Detrich / The Indianapolis Star)
With his family on stage with him, victorious Republican Greg Ballard celebrates his victory over incumbent Democrat Mayor Bart Peterson at the Marion County GOP Election Night Victory Party at the Murat Shrine Temple in Indianapolis on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007. Wife Winnie is at his side, to their right are son Greg Jr., daughter Erica, mother Mary Ballard and a brother, Don Ballard, at right. (Charlie Nye / The Indianapolis Star).
With his family on stage with him, victorious Republican Greg Ballard, celebrates his victory over incumbent Democrat Mayor Bart Peterson at the Marion County GOP Election Night Victory Party at the Murat Shrine Temple in Indianapolis on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007. (Charlie Nye / The Indianapolis Star).
Indianapolis Mayor Bart Peterson reflects on his loss to opponent Greg Ballard moments before being introduced onto the stage with his wife Amy during election night Tuesday, November 6, 2007. The Democrats held their party at the Westin Hotel in downtown Indianapolis. (Matt Detrich / The Indianapolis Star)
Democratic State Representitive David Orentlicher (left) is glued to the results coming across the television as Democrat William Oliver from District 10 watches over his shoulder as Republican Greg Ballard was in the lead over Mayor Bart Peterson during election night Tuesday, November 6, 2007. The Democrats held their party at the Westin Hotel in downtown Indianapolis. (Matt Detrich / The Indianapolis Star)
Democratic State Representitive David Orentlicher (left) is glued to the results coming across the television as Democrat William Oliver from District 10 watches over his shoulder as Republican Greg Ballard was in the lead over Mayor Bart Peterson during election night Tuesday, November 6, 2007. The Democrats held their party at the Westin Hotel in downtown Indianapolis. (Matt Detrich / The Indianapolis Star)
(From left) Jim Schick and Lew Piercey stand alone in a somber, quiet Democratic environment as they watch results where Republican Greg Ballard was in the lead over Mayor Bart Peterson during election night Tuesday, November 6, 2007. The Democrats held their party at the Westin Hotel in downtown Indianapolis. (Matt Detrich / The Indianapolis Star)
Deputy Mayor Steve Campbell gathers his thoughts before being interviewed by the media about Mayor Bart Peterson as he trailed Republican Greg Ballard during election night Tuesday, November 6, 2007. The Democrats held their party at the Westin Hotel in downtown Indianapolis. (Matt Detrich / The Indianapolis Star)
Democrat Carey E. Hamilton, City-County Council District 4, grimaces as she talks about the race with the news media as she was losing to Christine Scales during election night Tuesday, November 6, 2007. The Democrats held their party at the Westin Hotel in downtown Indianapolis. (Matt Detrich / The Indianapolis Star)
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Molly Shea was all smiles during a photo shoot at Jenn Park. ( Photo submitted by Patty )
Republican Michael McQuillen makes an appearance at the Marion County GOP Election Night Victory Party at the Murat Shrine Temple in Indianapolis on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007 after he was declared the winner for City-County Council seat in District 12. (Charlie Nye / The Indianapolis Star).
Marion County Prosecutor Carl Brizzi addresses the enthusiastic crowd at the Marion County GOP Election Night Victory Party at the Murat Shrine Temple in Indianapolis on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007. Last year, Brizzi decided not to run against incumbent Democrat Mayor Bart Peterson, who has been trailing Republican challenger Greg Ballard consistently throughout the evening as returns come in. (Charlie Nye / The Indianapolis Star).
me. smitty. tailgate. football. fun.
timmers. me. colts.
A relaxed Greg Ballard, right, Republican candidate for mayor of Indianapolis, laughs as he shares the excitement of the evening with supporters Becky Bechtel, second from left, and her daughter, Christine Bechtel, 12, left, at the Marion County GOP Election Night Victory Party at the Murat Shrine Temple in Indianapolis on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007. Returns consistently show Ballard running ahead of incumbent Democrat Mayor Bart Peterson. (Charlie Nye / The Indianapolis Star).
tailgate. j*me. me. colts.
peakay. tailgate. party.
tailgate vs the pats.
tailgate vs. the pats.
"Indianapolis Dusk" a recreated view of Broad Ripple in a combination of acrylic on canvas and digital.
A group of Fishers area women returned recently from a 13-day trip hiking in the French and Swiss Alps. Their hike, the "Haute Route", is the high altitude walk that mountaineers have used for centuries, from Chamonix, France to Zermatt, Switzerland. Mont Blanc and the famous Matterhorn were among the many peaks seen. Hiking usually six to eight hours each day from town to town, the women often reached altitudes of just under 10,000 feet and traveled about 80 miles. Pictured L to R: Kim Campbell (Alabama), Jamie Cranor (Fishers), Dr. Roz Leaming (Indy), Terri Czajka (Indy),Tania Masi and Mark Black (tour guides, Wilderness Travel), Mary Larimore (Fishers), Merilea Dutro (Indy), Nadine Sheppard (Fortville), Kathie Gill (Alabama), Susie Stinebaugh (Alabama, formerly of Fishers), Kathleen Bulriss (Indy) and Teresa Williams (Indy). ( Photo submitted by Nadine Sheppard )
Beech Grove Mayor Joe Wright geets a hug from Beech Grove resident Susan Whitaker as he shakes the hand of Dean Widmann (right) at Wright's campaign headquarters in Beech Grove election night Tuesday November 6. (Joe Vitti/Indianapolis Star)
Marion County Clerk Beth White (center), accompanied by Marion County Election Board Chairman Mark Sullivan (left) at the City-County Building, hugs Marv Thornsberry (right), with DAI, thanking him for the help desk tool he developed and implemented for this election, Tuesday, November 6, 2007. The help desk allowed inspectors in the various precincts to call in with any problems, including problems with voters, machines and supplies. (Kelly Wilkinson / The Star)
Three Republican candidates for City-Council take the stage to address the joyous crowd at the Marion County GOP Election Night Victory Party at the Murat Shrine Temple in Indianapolis after Republicans declared them victorious in their races. Shown left to right are Mike Speedy, District 24; Bob Cockrum, District 22; and Jeff Cardwell, District 23. (Charlie Nye / The Indianapolis Star).
Lawrence mayoral candidate Paul Ricketts watches election coverage on television with his daughter Amanda Ricketts and son-in-law Steve Wilmoth, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007.
Exhuberant Republicans show their excitement at the strong Republican showing in Tuesday's election as returns come in at the Marion County GOP Election Night Victory Party at the Murat Shrine Temple in Indianapolis on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007. (Charlie Nye / The Indianapolis Star).
Sherron Freeman talks to her mom on the phone after learning that she is the new Lawrence City Council person for District 3, while her husband, Fred Freeman calls their children, Monday, Nov. 6, 2007. She is the first African-American to hold the seat.
Paul Ricketts, Lawrence mayoral candidate hugs his Aniya Reeves, 4, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007, her dad Avachino Reeves helped on his campaign.
Carmel mayor James Brainard (left) and Nancy Heck make calls in the back of the Republican headquarters in Carmel Tuesday, November 6, 2007. (Steve Sanchez / Indianapolis Star)
Lawrence mayor Deborah Cantwell hugs Sherron Freeman after Freeman learned that she is the new Lawrence City Council person for District 3, Monday, Nov. 6, 2007. She is the first African-American to hold the seat.
Carmel mayor James Brainard (left) looks at early numbers with his campaign manager Allan Sutherlin at the Republican headquarters in Carmel Tuesday, November 6, 2007. (Steve Sanchez / Indianapolis Star)
Republican candidiate for City-County Council District 23 Jeff Cardwell greets the crowd at the Marion County GOP Election Night Victory Party at the Murat Shrine Temple in Indianapolis on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007 after the Republican party declared him the winner. (Charlie Nye / The Indianapolis Star).
Exhuberant Republicans show their excitement at the strong Republican showing in Tuesday's election as returns come in at the Marion County GOP Election Night Victory Party at the Murat Shrine Temple in Indianapolis on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007. (Charlie Nye / The Indianapolis Star).
Paul Ricketts the new Lawrence mayor talks to his supporters after winning his race, Tuesday, November 6, 2007. He pressed his EASY button and it said "that was easy."
Paul Ricketts, the new Lawrence mayor, holds up a t-shirt that reads "under new management" with some of his fellow candidates following suit behind him, Tuesday, November 6, 2007.
Carmel mayor James Brainard (left) greets supporters in the crowd at the Republican headquarters in Carmel Tuesday, November 6, 2007. (Steve Sanchez / Indianapolis Star)
Lawrence mayor Deborah Cantwell looks at election numbers over the shoulder of Ross Wells Monday, Nov. 6, 2007.
Carmel mayor James Brainard is congratulated by supporters after his victory speech at the Republican headquarters in Carmel Tuesday, November 6, 2007. (Steve Sanchez / Indianapolis Star)
Carmel mayor James Brainard makes victory speach with his family Martha (from left), Marie and wife Liz at the Republican headquarters in Carmel Tuesday, November 6, 2007. (Steve Sanchez / Indianapolis Star)
Carmel mayor James Brainard is congratulated by fellow republicans after his victory speech at the Republican headquarters in Carmel Tuesday, November 6, 2007. (Steve Sanchez / Indianapolis Star)
Republican candidate for City-County Council in District 21, Ben Hunter, raises his fist in victory after the Republicans called him as the winner at the Marion County GOP Election Night Victory Party at the Murat Shrine Temple in Indianapolis on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007. Hunter was running for an open seat that had been held by Democrat Joe Billerman. (Charlie Nye / The Indianapolis Star).
Former Beech Grove Mayor Warner Wiley (left) and Democratic challenger for Beech Grove Mayor Frank A. Mascari watch election results come in at the American Legion Hall on Main Street in Beech Grove election night Tuesday November 6. (Joe Vitti/Indianapolis Star)
Teresa Capps(kneeling left) writes in election results on a tally board as Larry Wright reads them to her, at campaign headquarters for Beech Grove Mayor Joe Wright at 506 Main Street in Beech Grove election night Tuesday November 6. Tersea Capps is Joe's sister and Larry is his brother. (Joe Vitti/Indianapolis Star)
Carmel mayor James Brainard makes victory speech at the Republican headquarters in Carmel Tuesday, November 6, 2007. (Steve Sanchez / Indianapolis Star)
From left, Charles W. Hunter candidate for judge, Steve Wyn a friend of Mr. Wright, Beech Grove Mayor Joe Wright, and Amy Masterson, Beech Grove resident and President of the Chamber of Commerce, at Wright's campaign headquarters at 506 Main Street in Beech Grove election night Tuesday November 6. (Joe Vitti/Indianapolis Star)
Beech Grove Mayor Joe Wright at campaign headquarters at 506 Main Street in Beech Grove election night Tuesday November 6. (Joe Vitti/Indianapolis Star)
Teresa Capps (right) shows early election results to Beech Grove Mayor Joe Wright at campaign headquarters at 506 Main Street in Beech Grove election night Tuesday November 6. Capps is Joe Wright's sister. (Joe Vitti/Indianapolis Star)
Beech Grove Mayor Joe Wright (center) with Beech Grove resident Mike Masterson (left) and consultant Susan Nelson (right) at Wright campaign headquarters at 506 Main Street in Beech Grove election night Tuesday November 6. (Joe Vitti/Indianapolis Star)
Republican candidate for City-County Council in District 21, Ben Hunter, raises his fist in victory after the Republicans called him as the winner at the Marion County GOP Election Night Victory Party at the Murat Shrine Temple in Indianapolis on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007. Hunter was running for an open seat that had been held by Democrat Joe Billerman. (Charlie Nye / The Indianapolis Star).
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