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Slowing the surge: Trees prove critical following White River flooding
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (362+ words) When last month’s historic floodwaters breached the banks of the White River, two decades of strategic tree planting and conservation efforts by Central Indiana Land Trust, Inc. proved effective. To date, CILTI has planted more than 73,000 trees to restore forested…...
Carmel’s Rally for Relief collects donations for flood victims
1+ week, 6+ day ago (158+ words) Current Publishing The City of Carmel and several community partners collected donations for flood victims Aug 27 at the Rally for Relief at Lucas Estate Donors drove through the site and contributed $20,825 in cash, 5,000 pounds of nonperishable food, 20 pallets of cleaning…...
Flood destroys years of sets, props at The Point Theater warehouse in Noblesville
2+ week, 19+ hour ago (391+ words) The Midwest’s largest children’s theater is among the many Hamilton County residents and organizations significantly impacted by the recent historic White River flood. More than 4 feet of floodwater filled The Point Theater’s Noblesville warehouse and remained for several days. For…...
Snapshot: See what’s left after surging White River recedes near destroyed bridge
2+ week, 6+ day ago (134+ words) Current Publishing Less than two weeks ago, Blue Woods Creek quietly flowed into the White River in southeast Carmel, surrounded by mature trees and city infrastructure But after the surging river crested Aug 16, the floodwaters reversed its course and carved…...
After the flood: Recovery underway after White River surges into homes, destroys bridge
3+ week, 19+ hour ago (702+ words) On Aug. 18, Carmel officials said a pipe that carries most of the city’s wastewater to a treatment plant had a 90 percent chance of breaching in heavy flood waters, sending its contents into the White River. Thanks to a coordinated effort…...
Noblesville Boom, Indiana Fever, Indiana Pacers and Indianapolis Colts partner to provide flood
3+ week, 3+ day ago (148+ words) The Noblesville Boom, Indiana Fever, Indiana Pacers and Indianapolis Colts have donated a combined $250,000 to the American Red Cross to support central Indiana families impacted by historic flooding and severe weather. The donation — $125,000 from the Fever, Pacers and Boom and…...
Horses, homeowner evacuated from flooded Carmel Equestrian Center
3+ week, 3+ day ago (422+ words) Kathy Arnold woke up at 4 a.m. Aug. 15 to the sound of rushing water. She knew the White River had been rising after recent storms to the north, but she believed it had crested the previous evening. She was wrong. The cloudy…...
Hamilton County begins flood damage assessments
3+ week, 4+ day ago (169+ words) Current Publishing Hamilton County Emergency Management staff and volunteers are in the field assessing damage caused by flooding â the first step in a three-step process that could determine whether federal assistance is available Teams began conducting initial assessments Aug…...
White River may be fully diverted into Carmel quarry
3+ week, 6+ day ago (829+ words) The entirety of the White River could soon begin flowing into a quarry in southeast Carmel. The recent floods that destroyed the Hazel Dell Parkway bridge over Blue Woods Creek near 106th Street also diverted the path of the creek, which…...
Local officials warn residents to stay home as flooding continues
4+ week, 1+ day ago (471+ words) Local officials advise community members to stay home as flooding continues to impact several places throughout Noblesville and Hamilton County. The White River has begun to recede after reaching a record crest of 23.96 feet Aug. 15 at the Noblesville gauge, surpassing…...