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CONFLICTING SIDES Geist Lake Coalition continues to pursue conservancy district; Make Geist Healthy Again opposes the initiative /P10 Spartz proposes auditing process / P3

Envoy to construct cultural campus / P5

Fishers election results / P7

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Spartz proposes streamlined complaint, auditing process

By Anna Skinner anna@youarecurrent.com

Inspector General only has jurisdiction over state agencies, but Spartz suggested the constituent file a State Sen. Victoria Spartz is propos- complaint with the inspector general ing a resolution to establish a more as she worked to establish a working efficient committee to further explore LEGISLATURE process the best process. for con“We are working on really stituents to report issues or reassessing the whole situcomplaints with state or local ation and set up a working government. group for the audit committee “I get a lot of different to assess financial reporting emails from my constituents, in general,” she said.

Spartz and some of those emails Spartz suggested the State were people having some issues or Board of Accounts work with the problems with different local or state inspector general and other organizagovernment units,” said Spartz, a tions, such as the Dept. of Revenue, Republican who represents the 20th to find the most efficient way to esDistrict, which covers most of Hamtablish auditing procedures. ilton County. “I have to refer them to “It’s important to be independent. the appropriate body because I can’t And second of all, we need to have go investigate myself, and I don’t the proper framework for legal prowant to just disregard (the complaint) tection,” she said. “It is extremely because it’s important for us to adimportant for the auditor to be dress it.” independent.”

When a constituent recently When Spartz proposed the resorequested information on the aplution, Inspector General Lori Torres propriate place to refer a complaint, reached out to discuss the platform and Spartz looked into the reporting with her, and the committee began process, she found that the Indiana examining other organizations with

similar processes to learn the best way to do it.

Because the next budget legislative session isn’t until 2021, any changes that could affect state budgets would have to happen during the 2021 session.

Spartz said there are government platforms for constituents to address concerns, but she wants to consolidate them into an easier process that is more inclusive and streamlined.

“We want to assess the efficiency of this process,” she said. “I would like to do procedures differently and see how we can look at what we have and can we actually consolidate all of these hotlines into something more? We have several processes to send complaints, like the State Board of Accounts, the inspector general or specific hotlines for Medicaid fraud or some other issues. There’s a lot of different ways. I feel we can have a more streamlined way just to make it more clear or easy if someone has a reason to do that. It will allow more legal protection for any person and can address all concerns.”

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Because John Domokos’ home doesn’t directly border Geist Reservoir, he said it is unfair to be taxed as part of the proposed conservancy district. (Photo

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“I’ve always had patience for hearing people out that I disagree with, and I think that I’d be well-suited to For Andy J. Jacobs, politics is in his go over there and reach across the blood. aisle and try to form some friendships Both his father and grandand get to a place where father served there is cooperation and biELECTION in Congress, partisan efforts,” he said. and Jacobs It’s a skill Jacobs, 30, said wants to follow in their foothe learned from his father, steps. The Indianapolis Demwho died in 2013 at age 81. ocrat recently announced he “He always taught me to will run for the U.S. House of look for the good in every Jacobs Representatives in Indiana’s person, especially the people 5th District, a seat being vacated in that you didn’t expect to find it in,” 2020 when Republican Susan Brooks Jacobs said. retires.

Among Jacobs’ key issues is reJacobs, a deputy prosecutor in Mar- forming campaign finance laws. He ion County, said he’s long considered does not plan to accept funds from running for office and that a growing lobbyists or political action commitpartisan divide led him to do it now. tees during his run for office.

He also believes that access to preventative health care should be expanded.

“It should be a basic human right to have access to a doctor, not only emergency services but preventative services that keep you healthy day to day,” he said.

Other Democrats seeking the seat are businesswoman Dee Thornton, scientist Jennifer Christie and former state representative Christina Hale.

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• If it is not already proposal, and resolved to see it s thi ng osi opp in e nat sio pas sportsmen alike) are es, several issues will issue, and public awareness ris s thi on up ned tur is e um vol homes: Unfortunately, as the en time on the market for your gth len and ues val ale res e hom begin to affect LF and LA health (e.coli, cyanoconsiderably for the recreational w gro l wil n cer con and s nes other documented 1. Public aware ts (spraying and dredging), and cos nce ena int ma oir erv res , bacteria) issues for the reservoir. so urgently need to be addressed and costly issues that you state a CD?” “Which homes will be be re h as “Will the suc s ion est Qu . nty tai cer and implications?”

2. Home Buyers dem tly- “What are the property tax tan por im st mo s hap per and wered. included?” Finally home buyers until they are ans LA and LF ay aw re sca l wil ns st in ownAll these open questio ood climate. There is no intere orh ghb nei g itin inv and rm wa tract3. Home Buyers demand a orhood embroiled in a long, pro ghb nei a in e hom ess acc nt/ fro ing a premium priced lake g hostility between neighbors. ed and open fight, with growin w all too well homeowner for 45 years, I kno and ), xas (Te f sel my nt Age ate ghborAs a former licensed Real Est s about your own home and nei ling fee and ng nki thi ly dai r you ettling how these issues can permeate rries about large, open and uns wo not ce, pea and t for com d fin esion. hood. Home is where we should e values and neighborhood coh hom LA and LF rily ma pri ct questions that affe olving It is also the shortest route to res ds. han r you in is on ati situ t marketThe means to resolve this difficul making your LF/LA home more ns, stio que n ope the to rs we nd: these open issues, providing ans ween neighbors and peace of mi bet ent nm iro env y ndl frie a ing able and restor eowners. ries including only LF and LA hom nda bou h wit ned defi t tric dis • Form a conservancy boaters. fees on occasional recreational r’s use r reserfai and ate der mo ce • Pla other beneficiaries of a healthy e lud inc to you for t figh l wil t d • Appoint CD leadership tha fund. If those efforts fail, procee ing tax CD the to ute trib con o voir, beneficiaries who will als have under your current plan. without those beneficiaries as you luded asureable benefit from being inc me no lize rea o wh ) me e (lik s CD much earlier.

By not including the homeowner plete the process of forming a com dly ure ass l wil you CD the and taxed by should bring this table in our own homes, so we for com be to d nee all we al; Please consider my propos sion. issue to a rapid and fair conclu

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CONFLICTING SIDES Geist Lake Coalition continues to pursue conservancy district; Make Geist Healthy Again opposes the initiative

By Anna Skinner anna@youarecurrent.com John Domokos said he didn’t move to Admirals COVER STORY Pointe, a neighborhood bordering Geist Reservoir, because of its proximity to the water. He cited good schools, fair price and a wooded area as reasons for purchasing the home.

That’s why he doesn’t think it’s fair he may be taxed by a proposed conservancy district with a mission to clean up the reservoir.

The Geist Lake Coalition is proposing a conservancy district, which, if approved, would be one of 94 others across the state. It would create a volunteer board of conservancy district residents, chosen through an election process, that would have authority to establish taxes and fees to create a clean-up initiative for the lake. They would target all homeowners within the district, even if their homes don’t border the water.

“I’m not a boater. I don’t have that type of money,” Domokos said.

“When I moved into this house nearly 30 years ago, it was the elementary school system. I liked that it was a wooded area, the location. You had the schools, you had a beautiful home. We looked at Carmel and found a very similar house, but the house we bought (in Geist) was nicer and less expensive.”

When the conservancy district petition was proposed, Domokos launched an opposition effort called

Make Geist Healthy Again. He agrees the lake should be cleaned up, but he said the Geist Lake Coalition is going about it the wrong way.

“Their focus is primarily on silt removal and spraying and killing all the weeds so they don’t create problems for their boats. That’s not where the true focus should be (for the health of the reservoir),” Domokos said.

Instead of spraying weeds and dredging, Domokos said best practices for long-term prevention should be applied instead.

Domokos said issues upstream should be addressed to prevent septic runoff and noted the conservancy district would implement unfair taxation.

“If there’s going to be a taxing district, it should be composed of homeowners who benefit from the remediation of the lake,” Domokos said. “Those are exclusively the lakefront owners and lake-access owners, people who have boat docks. Other people who should pay into the fund are the recreational users of the lake, the hundreds, if not thousands, of boaters and fishermen.”

Domokos said residents insist Citizens Energy, the reservoir’s owner, hasn’t properly cared for the lake and should be among the main parties responsible for paying for its clean up.

Domokos also cited concerns about the conservancy district not establishing a tax cap, but Cory

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John Domokos lives in Admirals Pointe. Because his home doesn’t directly border Geist Reservoir, he said it is unfair to be taxed as part of the proposed conservancy district. (Photo by Anna Skinner)

Peter, a member of the Geist Lake Coalition board that is proposing the conservancy district, said none of the conservancy districts within the state have established a tax cap.

“What’s the lake going to need in 10, 20, 30 years? What if it needs more dredging?” Peter said. “We don’t know, so to us, setting this up in the exact same format as all other conservancy districts is completely normal.”

Peter recognizes the environmental concerns upstream, but he also said weed treatment can be accomplished through dredging and not just spraying.

“We don’t want to treat any more weeds than we have to,” Peter said.

“If we can dredge, weed treatment goes away in the future. It rained over the weekend, so dirt came into

the lake. If (the lake is) deeper, sun doesn’t hit bottom.”

So far, the Geist Lake Coalition has received approximately 1,300 signatures in favor of the conservancy district, which accounts for approximately 30 percent of residents. Only 15 percent of the district’s residents’ signatures are needed to file the petition.

Peter said the coalition plans to file the petition with the Hamilton County Circuit Court before the end of the year. If it passes the circuit court, the petition will appear before the Natural Resources Commission and go through a public hearing process.

If the petition is approved, Peter expects a conservancy district board to be established and taxing to begin in 2022 or 2023.

INABILITY TO REACH COMPROMISE Geist Lake Coalition board member Cory Peter said he and the other members have met with several people who oppose the conservancy district. They have even removed a dozen names from the petition at the request of the people who signed it. They offered to meet with those who had questions or concerns, including John Domokos, the leader of the opposition group called Make Geist Healthy Again. However, Domokos had requested the conservancy district petition and its signatures be shredded at his meeting.

“Negotiations can start when that petition is shredded,”

Domokos said. “They said they would not meet. So, I gave them a proposal, but they refused to meet.”

Peter said the coalition felt Domokos wasn’t comprising.

“John Domokos said the only way to meet with us is to shred the petition. We have over 1,300 signatures,” Peter said. “We felt he wasn’t open to compromise.”

The Geist Lake Coalition has published a list of FAQs on its website, geistlakecoalition.org. For more on the concerns from the opposition, visit the Make Geist Healthy Again Facebook page.

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Balancing act

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Commentary by Terry Anker Do you want the good news or the bad? Conventional wisdom teaches us to get the bad out of the way first. Let’s confront the broccoli before we enjoy the dessert.

It probably is not a bad idea. If we frame our thinking in terms of the most difficult at the outset, we are better equipped to handle tough challenges when fresh and enjoy the upside after the battle.

This approach to life is time-tested to provide superior long-term results, yet much of modern life seems to be predicated on anything but the “long-term.” Companies squeeze reinvestment in favor of executive bonuses. Governments provide generous benefits instantly while knowingly off-laying the responsibility to pay for those programs on future generations. And nonprofits are lauded for meeting today’s needs, not tomorrow’s. Executives and officials are measured on a quarterly (or daily) basis. If we don’t produce right now, there may be no later.

Have we developed a culture of urgency at the expense of one that values planning and investment?

We prefer immediate returns and satisfaction while shunning the accounting for it all. Can we build a house without a solid foundation?

Can we have a stable forest of only fast-growing trees? Can we put the cart before the horse?

A bias for action is good, and we often eat too much at dinner to fully enjoy dessert. Still, can’t we find a healthy balance?

Terry Anker is an associate editor of Current Publishing, LLC. You may email him at terry@ youarecurrent.com.

IDs and Jell-O shots Commentary by Danielle Wilson Our oldest turned 21 a few weeks ago. Can you believe it? I know! Based on my photo, you probaHUMOR bly put me at, what, 32?

Maybe 33? Alas, I’m much closer to 50 than my still all-natural hair color might suggest. And though I thought I would feel old celebrating with the birthday boy down in Bloomington, or at the very least uncomfortable as I watched him legally throwback Jell-O shots, my concerns were entirely unfounded.

I quite enjoyed seeing him as an adult and not feeling the need to “mother him.” His life, his choices. Did I internally debate cleaning his apartment, getting him a jacket, or telling him to eat something to absorb the alcohol? Of course! Once a mommy, always a mommy. But I was able to suppress every maternal instinct I had and marvel at the decent job we did in parenting him. As an added bonus, I was carded not once, but twice,

even as my husband, Doo, was waved through. I still have it, folks!

And in some respects, so does Doo. He summoned his college-boy spirit and dove headfirst into the fray, matching his young apprentices drink for drink and crashing on an “if-thisthing-could-talk” couch overnight. At least, I think, that’s what happened.

Per my usual, I bailed on the bar scene fairly early, once an intense game of “Sink the Biz” started and a doable plan to get Doo back to Indy was proposed. He has yet to return, by the way. But what could possibly go wrong?

So, I guess I’m good with having older kids. And apparently, abandoning Doo at IU. Peace out.

Danielle Wilson is a contributing columnist.

You may email her at info@youarecurrent.com.

Editor, Article V. of the Constitution prescribes two methods for the proposing and ratifying of amendments; the first via Congress, the second via the people through their collective states. The Founders put this second clause into Article V. to allow the people to bypass congress in amending our Constitution.

Far too many citizens now realize that Washington is broken and is neither capable nor desirous of correcting the problems it has created.

The Convention of States Project is a grassroots movement whose aim is to limit the size, scope and power of the federal government, impose fiscal restraints to limit spending and debt, curb onerous and overlapping regulations and set term limits for legislators, the judiciary and other federal bureaucrats through the amendment process.

To learn more about the Convention of States Project, please visit conventionofstates.com. I urge you to join me and the countless thousands of others across our country in working toward this last, best chance to restore liberty in America.

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subtly because I don’t want Mary Ellen to think I’m an experienced My wife and I dress in separate ogler. rooms when we are going out for Let’s say, hypothetically, that the evening, then we it’s a dreadful combination. Maybe HUMOR meet downstairs and white capri pants (which I hate), give each other the open-toed shoes (which I despise) once-over. We used to get dressed and huge earrings (which I find together, but we realized as we got distracting). So, I tell her straight to older that the anticipation of what her face, “You look lovely, Dear.” the other one would be wearing That saves us about 20 minutes was an inexpensive way to amuse right there. Otherwise, she would ourselves. go upstairs to re-dress my grievanc“So, Dick, what are you going to es. I’m sure that’s an incorrect use wear tonight?” of the term, but I wanted to make it “I don’t know. What are you going sound like I still remember some of to wear?” my American history.

“Not sure. It depends on what you Now, it’s my turn: “Mary Ellen, is wear.” this sweater OK?” “I haven’t decided yet.”

“It’s fine, but do you have any This snappy repartee is what has dark-gray pants?” kept our marriage fresh. It also pre“Yes, of course. I’ll put them on.” vents our dressing alike, which is “How about wearing a blue shirt creepy for people older than 50. instead of that white one?”

I once paid $62 for a steak at St “OK, I’ll go change into a blue Elmo, while sitting next to a guy shirt.” in torn jeans, a T-shirt and a dirty “Shoes. Do you have black instead baseball cap. of brown?”

“That is really annoying me,” I told “Yes, sure. I can change shoes.” my wife.

“OK, now the sweater works “You’re just in a bad mood beperfectly.” cause you got cocktail sauce on I have to wrap up the column your new tie.” now. It’s about 4 p.m. and my wife But I digress. After Mary Ellen and and I are going to a cocktail party in I have each selected our attire for an hour. an evening out, we rendezvous at I can’t wait to see what I’m going the bottom of the stairs at around to wear.

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Part of the initiative is a week-long program in which teams will learn Hamilton County Commissioner from Erie County’s successful opiMark Heirbrandt will join a local team oid-use disorder programs. Teams will traveling to learn what works and what doesn’t OPIOID EPIDEMIC Erie County, for Erie County and brainstorm how to N.Y., this introduce successful processes and week for an intensive training and programs to Hamilton County. technical assistance opTeams from Ohio, Oregon, portunity for local teams to Georgia and Florida also will develop a comprehensive and attend. multi-disciplinary approach “I am excited to have this to opioid-use disorder and opportunity to learn about emerging drug threats. successful treatment proThe Hamilton County team grams and to be able to betreceived a grant from the ter help the people who need Heirbrandt Institute for Intergovernthese services in Hamilton mental Research on behalf of the U.S. County,” Heirbrandt said. “I think this Dept. of Justice Bureau of Justice training opportunity will be extremeAssistance and will participate in an ly beneficial as we work towards eight-month initiative to align existing improving outcomes and looking toopioid initiatives in Hamilton County wards future sustainability.” with those proven successful in other

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New surgeons join Riverview Health — Riverview Health is pleased to welcome Dr. Kathryn Freeman and Dr. George Negrete to Hamilton Surgical Associates. Freeman, a proctologist, specializes in anal-rectal procedures as well as screening and diagnostic colonoscopies. She offers comprehensive proctologic examination, consultation, diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the colon, rectum and anal canal. Negrete, a general surgeon, provides advanced general surgical procedures. He offers a wide range of minimally invasive and open gastrointestinal surgeries.

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By Mark Ambrogi mark@yoaurecurrent.com Andrea Thurlow’s love of singing is inherited as both her parents were performers.

MUSIC The Fishers resident’s father is John Henderson, and her mother is Janette Trent.

“My mom doesn’t perform regularly anymore, but my dad is the worship leader at Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church Thurlow in Terre Haute,” Thurlow said. “My dad has released two contemporary Christian albums over the last two years and performs regularly in the Terre Haute area. He released an album in 2017 called ‘Jesus Still Loves You.’ I wrote and sang three of the songs on that album.”

Thurlow’s first album, “Too Good,” was scheduled to be released Nov. 8. The album, whose title is derived from the meaning God is “Too Good,” was produced by Last Day Productions. The 2011 Westfield High School graduate recorded three songs for the album in April. In May, she launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund a full 11-song album.

“The goal of the Kickstarter was to raise $5,000 for the album in 30 days,” she said. “The campaign was successfully funded in 29 days, ultimately raising just under $5,500.

Since then, we have been working on getting the album ready as well as the other Kickstarter rewards, including a printed lyric book and personalized one-minute jingles for every donor who gave $100 or more.”

Thurlow began writing her first songs at age 22.

She said her personal favorites on the album are the title track “Too Good,” “Let Them Hear” and “Right at Home.”

Her songs can be found at “Andrea Thurlow Music” on Facebook and Instagram.

“That’s where I will post about upcoming live perfor“Too Good” is an 11-song album. (Album cover by Molly O’Neal of mances,” she Mollco, LLC) said. “After “I’ve been singing since I was the album is released, I will also very young, but I had never tried to begin sharing some of my favorite write a song before,” she said. “I had jingles that I wrote for the Kickstartnever played an instrument, so I aler supporters and other works in ways felt like I didn’t have the tools progress on my Soundcloud account.

I needed to be a songwriter. My hus- Just search Andrea Thurlow Music band (Taylor Thurlow) had recently on SoundCloud.com to listen.” bought me a keyboard as a birthday The single “Too Good” was represent, so one night I sat down to leased Nov. 1 and was featured on practice. I was definitely not, and one of Spotify’s curated playlists. still am not, a pianist, but I learned “It can be tough to get a song a few chords. One night I was pracadded to one of these Spotify-owned ticing, and the idea came to me for a playlists, so being featured was song about how God heals people’s a pretty exciting surprise,” she hearts. That’s where the song ‘The said. “The playlist, New Music FriOnly Healer’ got started. I’ve been day Christian, has about 132,000 hooked on songwriting ever since. followers.”

“I’m most passionate about writThe first single released was ing and singing songs about God’s “Taste and See.” goodness. God gets a pretty bad rap After graduating from high school, in society, so I think it’s important Thurlow left Indiana for a year to to sing about his true nature.” attend the University of Denver, and Thurlow said she always loved then transferred to Ball State, where thought-provoking lyrics, so that’s she graduated in December 2014 what she wants to write for others. with a degree in biology.

Palladium individual tickets for 2020 on sale editorial@youarecurrent.com Subscription packages are still available for the 2019-20 Center Presents Season at the Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel. Tickets for individual 2020 performances went on sale Nov. 8.

Sponsored by Allied Solutions, the season’s second half features such names as Ben Vereen (Jan. 18, 2020), Chris Botti (Feb. 9), the Siberian State Symphony Orchestra (Feb. 28), the Peking Acrobats (March 15), the American Brass Quintet (April 24), the Company Men (April 25), the Brubeck Brothers (April 26), Michael Feinstein (May 8), Snarky Puppy’s Zach Brock (May 15) and the Gaither Vocal Band (May 16).

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Westfield — Uncorked with Andy Schomburg is set for 7 p.m. Nov. 15 at Urban Vines Winery & Brewery.

Carmel — The Ball State University Organ Studio will present a recital at 4 p.m. Nov. 17 at Pilgrim Lutheran Church, 3540 W. 106th St. The program will feature works by François Couperin, Bach, Mendelssohn, Johann Matthias Michel, Vierne and popular hymns.

Carmel — “An Evening with Jason Mraz & Raining Jane” is set for 7 p.m. Nov. 17 at the Palladium at the Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel. For more, visit thecenterpresents.org.

Carmel — Indiana Wind Symphony will present a concert of “Hoosier Composers” at 3 p.m. Nov. 10 at the Palladium at the Center for the Performing Arts. For more, visit indianawindsymphony.org Carmel — Sam King performs at 7 p.m.

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turns his world, and his grandparents’, upside down when his employer promotes him and reassigns him Kelly Keller is still relatively new to Seattle. to acting, but you’d never know it by Not wanting the close family conhis impressive nection severed, the grandTHEATER resume. parents immediately plot Since apways to keep Nick in New pearing in his first play in Jersey.

2014, the Fishers resident has Nick does not always react acted in 20 productions at patiently to their schemes. area theaters, including Mud “I love the story because it Creek Players, Epilogue Playis real.

When I read it, I loved Keller ers, The Belfy Theatre, Carmel the characters and the story,” Community Players, Civic Theatre, the said Keller, who also occasionally Noblesville Shakespeare Festival and directs shows. “The grandparents Westfield Playhouse, where he has immediately reminded me of my own the lead role in Main Street Producgrandparents, and even my own tions’ presentation of “Over the River parents who are now grandparents and Through the Woods.” to my daughter. I love the balance of The eight-show run is Nov. 15 humor and sorrow. through Dec. 1 at Westfield Playhouse, “I love how the grandparents feel 1836 Ind. 32 West, in Westfield. just like any grandparents who love Keller plays Nick, an ethnic Italian without reservation but have no New Jersey bachelor who has dinner boundaries and feel that every part of every Sunday afternoon with his two your life should be shared with them.” sets of grandparents – a tradition that

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Where’s Amy visits Opera Ball 2019 Indianapolis Opera Ball Honorary Chairs Katrina and Frank Basile (Indianapolis) attend the VIP cocktail reception Nov. 2 at Newfields in Indianapolis. The fundraiser included dinner, dancing, gaming, music provided by the opera resident artists, a special performance by the cast of “Elixir of Love” and music by the Cool City Band. There also was a silent auction with fabulous items. The event was co-chaired by Jessica Feigenbaum (Carmel) and Leslie Thompson (Indianapolis). (Photo by Amy Pauszek)

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When Marco Polo visited the coast of the Bay of Bengal in 1292, he reported seeing what he described as “Seven Pagodas.” The Shore Temple was probably at least one (or perhaps three) of those pagodas. The devastating tsunami in December 2004 temporarily uncovered another temple constructed from granite blocks just offshore, leading to speculation that the rest of the seven pagodas are now under the Bay of Bengal. The area including the Pancha Rathas and the Shore Temple is now a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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