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County asks for help with court caseloads /P3

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County requests caseload help By Sadie Hunter Sadie@youarecurrent.com

County’s rate the past decade is 17 to cases that are filed. That puts us in 18 percent. a high-need position. At least since “We have come to be the 2015, I would say (is when) we started For the past year, Hamilton County fourth-largest county in the state. We seeing an increase in our weighted officials have been working to get are projected to be the third-largest caseloads.” help with its increasing county in the state by the end of the The limited space available in the COURTS court caseload. Now, decade and the second-largest by judicial center in downtown Noblesthe request is ready for 2050 if our current rate of growth ville is another challenge for the state approval at the start of 2020. continues,” Hughes said. “This is a county. The Hamilton County commissiongood thing, but with people come “We have a wonderful judicial ceners, council and prosecutor approved cases that require court intervention. ter, but it is pretty full. There isn’t a resolutions during the summer We are way behind everybody else. lot of room left,” Hughes said. “The supporting the addition of a new The next closest county to us has addition of judges is something that magistrate judge. There currently are one judicial officer for every 16,000 is a very good thing for us to do but three in the county. In August, the people. We have one person for evis probably not going to be able to be request was formally sent to ery roughly, 29,500 dealt with until we deal with the state for review by the people. space. That’s getting more Interim Study Committee on “We have half as and more critical all the time. Courts and the Judiciary. many judges as the If we didn’t have this space On Oct. 17, that committee county closest to us issue, we probably would voted in favor of hiring a new (in population, Allen have requested more (judges) magistrate. County).” this time than we did. I think State Rep. Donna Schaibley All Indiana judges you will probably find us re(R-Carmel) said she plans Hughes Schaibley work under what is questing more in a couple of to author legislation for the called a Weighted years and thereafter.” legislative session that begins in Caseload Measure, which sets the Hughes said the inability to meet January to support the addition of caseload rate per judge. the need and the ever-increasing a magistrate. If approved, the new “It was an effort years ago to quan- amount of cases isn’t for lack of magistrate will aid the county’s six tify how much judicial time could be trying. Judges often work long hours superior court judges and circuit expected to be used for a specific through the week, but Hughes said court judge for large cases’ prelimicase type,” Hughes said. “Take the processing cases is still falling nary hearings and cases that involve number of those cases filed with behind. minor offenses. the amount of time that’s necessary “The biggest (issue) is probably in Judge William Hughes, who has and divide it amongst the judicial the delay there is to get something been the county’s Superior Court 3 time that’s available. Everybody in done,” Hughes said. “Our pending judge since its creation in July 1988, our county is at about 1.3, (meaning) caseloads have not kept pace with said the process is normal when com- of the 10 people we have, we really where they should be, based upon munities and counties grow. Stateneed somewhere between 13 and 14 the new filings. We’re working hard, wide, the population growth rate is to do the work based on the amount but we’re not getting things done as approximately 2.5 percent. Hamilton of time available and the kinds of quickly as we were.”

DISPATCHES Best holiday lights – Current is planning to feature some of the best residential holiday light displays in Fishers. Send suggestions to anna@ youarecurrent.com. Fishers Police Dept. recognized – Fishers Police Dept. was recently awarded its sixth consecutive accreditation award from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc., also known as CALEA. FPD received the Meritorious Award for being an accredited agency for more than 15 continuous years.

David Weekley Homes helps 900 locally – Due to a partnership between David Weekley Homes Second Helpings, a nonprofit organization that has served the greater Indianapolis area for 20 years, nearly 900 local people in need were provided meals for Thanksgiving. David Weekley Homes’ fifth annual Thanksgiving Drive collected 150,000 pounds of food from Nov. 1-15. Nationwide, David Weekley Homes partnered with 18 charities and provided meals for 60,000 people.

Basketball registration open – Registration is now open for HSE-Fishers High School co-ed intramural basketball and runs through Dec. 20. Students must attend Fishers or HSE High School to play. Co-ed leagues are offered for ninth and 10th grades and 11th and 12th grades with competitive and rec divisions in each. Cost is $95/ player and games begin Jan. 5. For more or to register, visit hsesports. org.

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McGrath announces campaign Make for Indiana this the season you start Make this the season season you you start start House District 88 the Make this new traditions.

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and team I want to be a part of.” resident for 2 years McGrath said the position of deputy mayor has helped prepare her for her Fishers Deputy Mayor Leah McGrath District 88 campaign in several ways. launched her campaign for the Indi“Serving as deputy mayor has alana House of lowed me to get to know so ELECTION Representamany different people from tives District different walks of life and reHoliday highlights from our residents Make this the season you start 88 Dec. 2. Speaker of the ally understand the challeng“If I still lived at home, I’d be by myself in one room. I enjoy living with others my own age and dressing up for new traditions. House Brian Bosma will retire es they face,” she said. “We Make this season the holidays. 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Huston was first elected in 2012. He represents District 37, which includes State Rep. Todd Huston (R-Fishers) Fishers. After he becomes Speaker of has been selected to serve as Speakthe House, Huston will no longer be er of the co-chair of the House Ways LEGISLATURE House and Means committee but will after remain a member. the 2020 legislative session, Other House Republicans when current Speaker Brian support the choice. Bosma retires. “He has proven that he is a In an attempt to lessen leader and a mentor, and he the stress of the transition, is uniquely qualified to take Huston House Republicans selecton this tremendous responsied Huston as speaker-elect Dec. 2. bility following Speaker Bosma’s reHuston will work closely with Bosma tirement. I have no doubt he will conduring the next legislative session. tinue to keep Indiana on the path to “I’m incredibly grateful for the success,” State Rep. Chuck Goodrich support from our caucus and the tre(R-Noblesville) stated. mendous opportunity to serve in this Huston previously served on the new leadership role,” Huston stated. Hamilton Southeastern School Board, “Indiana’s economic strength is Hamilton Southeastern Schools largely rooted in strong, conservative Foundation Board, Fishers Planning leadership, and I’m honored to work Commission and Indiana Leadership alongside Speaker Bosma during his Forum Board of Directors. final legislative session and help conThe 2020 legislative session will tinue our state’s momentum.” begin Jan. 6 and conclude by March 14.

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experience,” Marley said. “As interim executive director, I will be working closely with Corby Thompson (chief Andrea Marley is passionate about experience officer) and Sam Mishelow Hamilton County Leadership Academy (class dean) to lead HCLA through the and its impact. 2020 class year.” LEADERSHIP So, when Marley A Carmel resident, Marley is a 1998 was asked to move Carmel High School graduate. from a part-time position to Marley serves as a Japainterim executive director, nese translator for Hamilton she agreed to do it. Southeastern Schools and “My role as interim execNoblesville Schools and is utive director is to keep the secretary of the Carmel Eduorganization moving forward,” cation Foundation’s board of Marley said. “I’ve served HCLA directors. for the past two years, and I’m Rachael Coverdale, presiMarley excited to continue serving dent of the HCLA board, said the current class at a new capacity.” Marley knows HCLA inside and out. Marley replaces John Robbins, who She said the board is putting together recently resigned after two years in a permanent replacement plan. the position. Marley did not state if she plans to Marley was previously the program pursue the permanent role. coordinator, a 30-hour a week post. Thompson owns Boomerang LLC, “I mostly worked on planning a Fishers real estate development and organizing the logistics of the firm. Mishelow, a 2005 HCLA graduate, 10-month program and was available is chief strategy officer for Fishto help guide the class through their ers-based Meyer Najem Construction.

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CLEANING UP THE CITY Fishers resident picks up trash while driving a golf cart and smoking a cigar. By Anna Skinner anna@youarecurrent.com Stan Schenher is a hard man to miss. COVER STORY Some Fishers residents may recognize him, even if they don’t know his name. The 69-year-old can be seen twice daily, either walking or driving a golf cart, smoking a cigar and picking up trash along several stretches of road. “I’ve picked up trash for over 40 years, but I just recently adopted my stretches,” said Schenher, who has adopted several stretches of road throughout the City of Fishers. “I just keep adding. Especially with the golf cart, I’ve been able to add a couple stretches this year.” Schenher picks up trash on two stretches along 116th Street, from Hoosier Road to Cumberland Road. His other stretches are 106th Street from Geist Road to Fall Road; Geist Road from Fall Creek to 106th Street; Brooks School Road from 116th Street to Fall Creek; and Hoosier Road from 116th Street to 126th Street. Schenher goes out on one of the stretches every day, walking around

9:30 a.m. and driving his golf cart around 3:30 p.m. Schenher previously ran his routes and picked up trash along the way, depositing it in trash cans and dumpsters as he ran or returning later to pick it up. But after a hip replacement a few years ago, he mostly rides in his golf cart. In 2018, a police officer stopped him and gave him a warning for a city ordinance violation. “An officer stopped me in my neighborhood and asked if I knew about the ordinance, and I said, ‘Yeah, I’m just picking up trash,’ but he said I still couldn’t do it,” Schenher said. Later, a neighbor saw Schenher walking a route and asked him why he wasn’t in his golf cart. After Schenher confided in his neighbor about the situation, his neighbor raised the issue with the city council. Typically, golf carts aren’t allowed on public roads, but the city made an exception for Schenher because he picks up trash. Because of this, Schenher has become known for smoking a cigar, usually a Mederos, while he drives the cart and picks up

trash. “I have always smoked cigars,” he said. “That’s my one bad habit. I tell everybody the reason I smoke is because my doctor told me I was living too clean a life, so I started smoking cigars. She wasn’t really pleased when I told her I said that, but it’s a joke.” Schenher retired from a sales manager job at UPS 14 years ago. He enjoys picking up trash for several reasons. “It’s my exercise, and anytime I want do it, it is a little bit of help for the environment and community,” he said. “I meet a lot of nice people walking and riding, and people tolerate me pretty much. I get honks and waves, and I enjoy that. That’s fun.” Schenher encourages others to adopt a stretch of road. That, or just clean up their yards. “It’s amazing how many things I pick up in yards,” he said. “I’d like people to adopt a small place of their own and try to keep the neighborhoods around Fishers looking clean.” Schenher is a member of Holy Spirit at Geist church, where he helps with bereavement ministry and other tasks. He lives with his wife,

Linda. Their three daughters and nine grandchildren, ages 1 to 16, also live in Fishers.

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Commentary by Terry Anker The leftovers are gone. The turkey bones have been boiled and the resulting soup was enjoyed. Soon, the decorations will be hung by the chimney with care. Our sights set on the coming holidays, and then the new year, distract us from the impending threat of winter. Sparkling lights, abundant food and the closest friends and family all align to help us wrangle some deep-seated, primal fear about the hunger and isolation triggered by the frosty nights. Still, doesn’t it all seem most harsh weeks past the solstice in the waning days of January? The festoons are packed neatly away, back in the attic awaiting next year. Guests have gone home. And we are focused on bringing our waistlines back into pre-holiday circumferences. But, the days remain short, cold and blustery. Don’t we need each other much more after the fun is over? Even the bitter and unrepentant Ebenezer Scrooge learning the depth of his error was heard to exclaim, “I will honour Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all the year.” He could have sent a goose to the Cratchits, donated a few bucks and settled in to enjoy the 19th-century London equivalent of holiday football games. Instead, he vowed to play the long game. As family clears out for another year, can we make the same declaration? If not, have we missed the point of the whole thing? Terry Anker is an associate editor of Current Publishing, LLC. You may email him at terry@ youarecurrent.com.

A holiday survival guide Commentary by Danielle Wilson All right, people. Here’s my plan for surviving the holidays. Feel free to adopt, share or reject HUMOR outright. I really don’t care. Because that’s my mantra as I wade through the next few sugar-filled, sleep-depriving, financially and emotionally draining weeks. It won’t be all bad, true. Who doesn’t love a season that embraces 1970s claymation, egg nog and ugly sweaters? But I’ve learned through the years that December can become your worst nightmare if you don’t prepare properly. The key? Don’t get too invested. In anything. You’ll only be setting yourself up for disappointment and alcoholism. So, here you go. You’re welcome. 1. Just say no. “No, I can’t make it to the office party.” “No, I won’t be participating in Secret Santa.” And, “No, I’m not driving you, my darling daughter, to ice skating, Yogurtz, Castleton and then to Emily’s.” Borrow from the Mothers-of-Twins handbook: Just say no!

2. Expect the worst. The almighty flu will smite your house, and the 12-foot fir, laden with antique glass ornaments, will topple. If you expect high levels of chaos and stress, you’ll either be well-prepared when it hits or pleasantly surprised that you survived unscathed. Win-win. 3. Schedule “me time.” In this season of gift-giving, don’t forget to love yourself! Take 20 minutes after your fifth Meijer run to play solitaire. Lock yourself in the bathroom for an afternoon of “The Crown.” Have a second cranappletini with your gal pal. You can’t successfully navigate choppy Yuletide waters if your mental compass is perpetually pointing south. Ignore the guilt, recite the mantra and practice self-care. Good luck, friends. See you on the other side. Peace out.

Danielle Wilson is a contributing columnist. You may email her at info@youarecurrent.com.

Editor, I am outraged that as Donald Trump continues to act with impunity, the GOP is continuing to shield him from the consequences of his actions. It’s time for Republican representatives to stand up for the rule of law and support impeachment. Trump’s attempts to pressure Ukraine to interfere in the 2020 election demonstrate that he is a danger to our democracy and the security of our elections. Thanks to whistleblower complaints, information released by the White House and the testimony of more than half a dozen witnesses, we have proof that Trump withheld military aid to coerce the president of Ukraine to interfere in the 2020 election. No American is above the law, especially the president. That’s why I believe Congress has no choice but to draft articles of impeachment and vote to impeach Donald Trump. Democrats are bravely standing up for the rule of law and our democracy. It’s not too late for Republican representatives to do the same. Steve Leyndyke, Carmel

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Weekend segments: A year in review Commentary by Dick Wolfsie I’d like to celebrate some of the special people I interviewed while doing my weekend segHUMOR ments on WISH-TV in 2019. Gregg Bell is 90 and still practices dentistry and is director of that department at Logansport State Hospital. But wait, there’s more! In 1953, Bell won the Olympic gold medal in long jumping in Melbourne, Australia. When I interviewed him, I asked him to show me the 26-foot, 5.2-inch distance that won him first place. He eyeballed the floor and walked it off within a quarter of an inch. At the age of 18, Carmel resident Ashton Gleckman wrote, filmed, edited and produced an incredible documentary about Holocaust survivors that was featured this year at the Heartland Film Festival. He learned to do all this from YouTube videos. Not to brag, but I learned from YouTube how to use dental floss to get a stuck

ring off my stubby finger. Senior pickleball player Ralph Fowler is the star of the Monon Center pickleball league, and I was there with TV cameras to surprise him for his 90th birthday. He plays every bit as well as people half his age. He beat me in a game. I’m sure I could have beaten him if there had been a rematch, but I was too tired to play again. Lonnie Bedwell lost his vision in 1997 when his best friend accidentally shot him during a hunting trip. The story of his adventures while blind include kayaking down the Colorado River, climbing to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro and skiing down the world’s most challenging slopes. “I wish I had my sight back,” Lonnie said during our interview, “but I wouldn’t trade the last 23 years for anything.” Kenny Sailors died in 2016. He was credited as the player who introduced the jump shot to basketball in the 1930s. I interviewed Jake Hamilton, who produced a biographical film about Kenny Sailors. Kenny is not in

the Basketball Hall of Fame, but he should be. The documentary should give him a better shot, just like he gave basketball. Dr. Richard Moss, author of “A Surgeon’s Odyssey,” tells the story of how he (a Jasper head and neck surgeon) traveled across Asia, with extended stops in Bangkok, Nepal and Bangladesh to treat the locals, operating on people with almost unspeakable deformities. Stymied by limited resources and the challenges of diverse cultures, his story deserves a full documentary feature film, not just a 10-minute interview with me. These stories and more are available on the WISH-TV website or can be Googled with my name, along with the guest’s name.

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to a transportation barrier can be very dangerous and impactful and damaging to their health,” Marsh said. IU Health patients in need of According to the IU Health Fountransportation soon will be able to dation, research shows that patients access rides organized by their care with transportation barriers miss providers. cancer screenings, prenatal checkups, TRANSPORTATION A grant visit the emergency room more often awarded and spend more time in the hospital. by the U.S. Dept. of Transportation The grant will secure an 18-month of more than $200,000 has software license. The platallowed the IU Health Foundaform allows care providers to tion to license software that coordinate non-emergency connects patients without transportation through sertransportation to non-emervices like Uber, Lyft, taxis and gency transportation services other modes. Care providers to get to and from appointalso can schedule rides on a ments at IU Health sites. recurring basis. Marsh According to a press “The IU Health system is inrelease, in 2018, IU Health patients creasingly working further upstream missed 15 percent of behavioral health to address community health, and appointments and almost 50 percent I think transportation is one of the of addiction treatments. Jami Marsh, social determinants of health,” Marsh IU Health Foundation executive direcsaid. “It just feels like a big step fortor of system philantrophic strategy, ward in addressing that.” said lack of transportation, specificalThe software will be piloted in Marly in Indianapolis and for low-income ion and surrounding counties to get individuals, is a challenge. patients to appointments in Indianap“For those coming to clinics or the olis. Marsh said the goal is to extend hospital for recurring appointments the service statewide if the pilot is for substance abuse treatment, for successful. example, a missed appointment due

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From left, John McDowell, Tim Wright and Tom Wright of The Wright Brothers will perform with the Carmel Symphony Orchestra. (Submitted photo)

This will be a first for Actors Theatre of Indiana. “We sing a lot at Christmas songs but we have never done a Christmas fundraiser for ATI,” co-founder Judy Fitzgerald said. The Donatello’s Holiday Celebration with ATI is set for 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Dec. 21 at Donatello’s Italian Restaurant, 9 W. Main St., Carmel. Fitzgerald will be joined by fellow co-founder Cynthia Collins and Eric Olsen. Pianist Nathan Perry will accompany the singers. “Santa will be there and we’ll do three sets of songs,” Fitzgerald said. A silent auction will be offered that includes items from Holder Mattress and Rusted Window. There will be a holiday luncheon menu featuring special Italian dishes and desserts. To reserve a table, call 317-564-4790.

Indianapolis singer Sarah Scharperformances together,” Hymes brough is another special guest. said. “They’ve been around for “She is a jazz singer and (nearly) 50 years and they’re has a fantastic following,” looking at slowing things Hymes said. “She is a really down. It’s been a long time soulful singer. We are arand they are all doing differranging some music for her ent things. They sing some to sing.” arrangements that they had Scharbrough will be arranged for an orchestra joined by her bass and guithat they did many years Scharbrough tar players and a drummer. ago.” “That’s going to be exciting to The Wright Brothers feature Tom have her band performing with the and Tim Wright and John McDowell. orchestra,” Hymes said. “She is goThe group formed in 1972. ing to be doing some great music. “We really like the idea of collabShe is singing ‘Santa Claus is Comoration. We are working with other ing to Town,’ ‘Come All Ye Faithful’ artists and other organizations,” and a piece she wrote called ‘Shine’ Hymes said. “It’s a way to increase with the Ambassadors. There is a audiences and create something real mix of music.” new for the community.” The Wright Brothers also will perCSO will join Actors Theatre of Inform with the CSO. Hymes said she diana for a production of “Sweeney worked with the band for the Pedcor Todd” Feb. 21-22 at the Palladium. Pops “Salute to Heroes” concert in The performances run two hours January. with an intermission. For more, visit “This might be one of their last carmelsymphony.org.

Noblesville — Whitestown-based Village Dance Studio, in partnership with the LIFT program at Grace Church in Noblesville, will present excerpts from “The Nutcracker,” a holiday classic ballet. Performances are at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Dec. 15 at Grace Church. Fishers — Circle City Ringers will perform a free handbell concert at 7 p.m. Dec. 13 at Crossroads Community Church, 14885 Southeastern Parkway. Carmel — The AAA Insurance Carmel Holiday PorchFest is set for 3 to 6 p.m. Dec. 14. The free event is held between 3rd Street and 5th Street downtown. There will be a cappella performance and free s’mores roasting stations. Vendors will sell warm beverages and snacks.

By Mark Ambrogi mark@youarecurrent.com Carmel Symphony Orchestra Music Director Janna Hymes began a mission to make the MUSIC traditional holiday concerts more pops-oriented last year. “It’s fun for everybody,” Hymes said. “We want everyone to have a great time and get into the holiday spirit. We know there is a lot going on and people are inundated with things to do at the holidays, but this is pretty fun, and then you walk outside and the Christkndlmarkt is going on. “It’s a great time of the year at the Palladium, and the show is very festive.” The Carmel Symphony Orchestra’s Holiday Pops concerts are set for 3 and 7:30 p.m. Dec. 14 at the Palladium at the Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel. The afternoon show is geared toward children with Santa and Mrs. Claus. “I decided to bring in a mix of local talent, and I think it’s going to be fantastic,” Hymes said. “It’s really a concert that we really enjoy playing. It’s so different from what we do with our masterworks. In fact, we are looking at increasing our pops offerings. We know the community really likes those concerts.” Carmel High School’s Ambassadors, the mixed show choir, will perform. “I haven’t worked with them before, so I think it’s really going to be fun to bring them to the Palladium because they are just so beloved by the community,” Hymes said. “They are great singers. They are doing some fantastic music. One is a cappella and the rest is with the orchestra.”

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ist Church, 100 W. 86th St., Indianapolis. Angels Sing, featuring the most advanced choirs, will perform at 7 For Abby Schafer, participating in p.m. Dec. 13-14; Celebrate the Season the Indianapolis Children’s Choir is will perform at 12:30 p.m. Dec. 14; and the perfect the Sounds of the Seasons CONCERT way to hone concert is set for 3 p.m. Dec. her skills. 14. “ICC gives me the opportuThe theme is music from nity to do what I love every movies. week, sing, and also helps me “We spent some time to grow as a musician,” the researching all the holiday 11-year-old Fishers resident music we find in different Schafer said. “I learn music theory movies,” said Pedde, a Carmel and techniques from my choir direcresident. “Even as background music, tor that help me to become a better ‘Miracle on 34th Street’ has ‘Jingle singer. I have loved making friends Bells’ as a background song.” with kids from schools all around The ICC serves approximately 5,500 Indianapolis who love singing and children, including a large group from music like I do.” Hamilton County. Schafer is in her This is a busy time for Shafer, a third year. Holy Cross Lutheran fifth-grader, and “I loved singing in the ‘Sounds of the rest of the ICC. the Pacific’ concert at Hilbert Circle “We’re highly in demand,” ICC ArtisTheatre last spring,” Schafer said. tic Director Joshua Pedde said. “We learned many songs from differThe holiday performances include ent cultures and languages.” Dec. 13-14 at St. Luke’s United MethodFor more, visit icchoir.org.

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The concept for Dave Kozâ€™s annual Christmas show started during an interview he was doing CONCERT with his good friend, pianist David Benoit, on Kozâ€™s radio program. â€œHe had just lost his mother and I had lost my father, and he said, â€˜What are we going to do for the holidays? Maybe we should go out and play some music,â€™â€? Koz said. They did, and Koz has been doing it ever since. Benoit has joined him on several tours. â€œThis is year No. 22, which is very unbelievable for me because I never would have thought it would go on this long,â€? Koz said. â€œItâ€™s a tribute to the fact that people love holiday music. I love holiday music, and we love putting together these shows.â€? â€œDave Koz & Friends Christmas Tourâ€? is set for 7 p.m. Dec. 15 at the Palladium at the Center for the

Dave Koz will bring his annual Christmas tour to the Palladium at 7 p.m. Dec. 15 (Submitted photo)

Performing Arts in Carmel. Joining saxophonist and bandleader Koz are singer/songwriters Jonathan Butler and Melissa Manchester, saxophonist Michael Lington and special guest Chris Walker, a singer/songwriter. â€œWe do change the cast members because we figure a lot of people come back every year, and in 22 years we never did the same show twice,â€?

Koz said. This will be the first tour appearance for Manchester, Lington and Walker. Butler is a tour veteran. â€œI think itâ€™s the 12th time for Jonathan Butler,â€? Koz said. â€œWe are like brothers from another mother. Weâ€™ve been doing this a long time together. We have a wonderful friendship.â€? A few things are staples, such as Butler singing â€œO Holy Night.â€? â€œThere are people who come to our show just to hear him sing â€˜O Holy Nightâ€™ and would be very upset if we didnâ€™t do it,â€? Koz said. â€œThere are songs that become pillars of the show, like the Hanukkah song (â€˜Eight Candlesâ€™) I do every year. There are a lot of people not Jewish who say that is their favorite part of the show.â€? Kozâ€™s recent album, â€œGifts of the Season,â€? features all artists on the tour. â€œWeâ€™re able to do a lot of that new music on the show,â€? Koz said. For more, visit thecenterpresents. org.

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