Stories tagged with "rain"
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Father, son are killed as small plane crashes
A father and son headed to Indiana for a hunting trip were killed Saturday when their small plane crashed in southern New Jersey. The single-engine A200 Piper plane went down about...
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Repairs might delay monument reopening
Work to repair and renovate the Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Downtown Indianapolis is taking longer than expected. The landmark was closed in mid-September for what was...
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Soldiers & Sailors Monument repairs go on
Work to repair and renovate the Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Downtown Indianapolis is taking longer than expected. The landmark was closed in mid-September for what was...
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Rain postpones Fishers road closings
FIHSERS — Rain has delayed two Fishers road closings — one on 126th Street and one on Lantern Road. A section of 126th Street between Ind. 37 and Lantern Road will be...
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Rain doesn't spoil fun at Crooked Creek's fall festival
C rooked Creek Elementary didn’t let rain halt its fall festival. Rain delayed the annual event, which was scheduled for Oct. 2. When showers fell again last Friday, the fun...
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Lafayette Road work may last a month more
Construction on a busy Northwestside road could continue for another month. Lafayette Road between 71st and 79th streets has been closed since March to replace an aging bridge over...
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Weather ahead: Cloudy, cool and dry
Don’t expect to see much of the sun this week, but runners in Saturday’s Indianapolis Marathon should have near-perfect running weather. National Weather Service Meteorologist Brad...
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Lafayette Road construction could be delayed
Construction on a busy Northwestside road could be delayed about a month. Lafayette Road between 71st and 79th streets has been closed since March to replace an aging bridge over...
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Heavy showers disrupt morning commute
While the heavy rainfall has eased a bit this morning it continues to cause traffic problems. The Indianapolis Metropolitan police said they were working on four auto accidents at...
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North Central Regional boys tennis semifinals postponed
The North Central Regional boys tennis semifinals scheduled for Tuesday were postponed to today at 4 p.m. because of rain. The finals, which were to be played today, will now be...
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HSE boys tennis looking for postseason run
The Hamilton Southeastern High School boys tennis team has had to add a new goal: The state championship. First-year coach Mark Woldmoe focused his players on winning their first...
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200 turn out to show support for school play
About 200 people waved signs, sang songs and stood in the rain Wednesday afternoon in a counterprotest to a small group of pickets outside North Central High School, 1801 E. 86th...
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Feds to buy flooded Martinsville houses
MARTINSVILLE, Ind. — Federal officials have approved spending nearly $3 million to buy houses in one of the cities hit by the flooding that swamped much of central and...
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Motorbikers roar at Downtown contest today
Music and models will join motorcyclists Downtown today and Saturday for a freestyle motorbike competition. The XDL Final Sportbike Freestyle Competition begins today with FMF Cup...
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Fun reigned despite Friday rain
Carnival rides, games and music filled the front lawn of Nativity Catholic Church this past weekend as the parish held its fourth annual “Augustravaganza.” The Friday...
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Cool, wet summer takes toll on cantaloupe, watermelon crops
Seymour — A cool and wet summer is hurting Indiana’s melon crop, and some growers say the fall’s pumpkin harvest could suffer, too. Mark Kamman, Vallonia, said...
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Fair sets crowd record 1 day before end
Crack open the tomato juice early, the Indiana State Fair has already set a new attendance record — with still one more day to go on its expanded schedule. Fair officials announced...
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Cool, wet summer wilts Ind. melon crops
SEYMOUR, Ind. — A cool and wet summer is hurting Indiana’s melon crop, and some growers say the fall’s pumpkin harvest could suffer, too. Mark Kamman, Vallonia, says this summer is...
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Miller golfers beat rain, Brownsburg
NOBLESVILLE — The Noblesville girls golfers battled the rain Wednesday and came away with a 170-206 victory over Brownsburg at Harbour Trees. Meghan Potee carded a 3-over-par...
