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COVID-19 cases in children increase as overall Indiana COVID-19 rates drop

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she said the state continues to see few children and young adults hospitalized for the virus. Among children, 17 cases of a State officials have reported a decline in condition stemming from the virus called overall positive COVID-19 rates, yet cases in multisystem inflammatory disease have residents 29 and younger been reported in Indiana. All of those paPANDEMIC now make up nearly half tients have been discharged from hospitals, of all new cases several Box said. weeks after the start of in-person classes “Our kindergarten through grade 12 levels at schools and universities across the state. have remained relatively stable since late Since March, the percentage of July,” Box said. “But we do also cases attributed to Indiana resisee almost 19 percent of our cases dents less than 30 years old has among high school students. As steadily increased each month. more schools return in person, we “We’ve seen sharp increases in need to pay attention to this data this age group as universities have and recognize that peer-to-peer required testing and students have transmission is occurring more returned to campus,” Indiana State frequently in teenagers and young Box Health Commissioner Dr. Kristina adults. This is likely because these Box said during a Sept. 16 online press brief- age groups are less likely to observe social ing. “We’re also seeing a steady increase in distancing, don’t wear masks regularly and the percentage of total cases among chilhave larger social bubbles. dren throughout this pandemic. So far this “We hope to gain a better understanding month, the 0 to 19 and 20 to 29 age (groups) of where these cases are occurring with represent nearly half of all new COVID-19 the new school dashboard and reporting cases.” system that we’re preparing to launch.”

Of all student cases, 62.5 percent are colState officials have sent a survey to all lege students. State officials also reported schools on the Indiana Dept. of Education’s the percent of COVID-19 cases in students incontact list, asking them to designate crease mostly by grade level. A case distribu- two representatives who will access the tion by grade level conducted between July new portal and enter the school’s COVID-19 27 and Sept. 9 shows no grade level between cases to create a school dashboard. Box preschool and 12th grade has a percentage previously said all individual schools would share of cases higher than 6 percent. be “strongly recommended” to submit their Box said an increase in testing is partially number of cumulative COVID-19 cases, unthe reason for the age-group increases. She less a school has less than five cumulative said many cases have originated at gathercases, to be reported on an online dashings of young people, such as sleepovers, board available to the public on coronavirus. parties and other social events. However, in.gov. Box estimated 60 percent of the

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schools listed in the survey have responded to the data request.

Each school was asked to report its historical COVID-19 data dating to the start of its academic year by Sept. 20. Schools that fail to submit data will be listed as not reporting. Box said she might consider requiring all schools to report their data if a significant number do not do it willingly.

Pilot testing of the portal was set for last week, and Box said she hoped to have a snapshot of the data this week. She said the state planned to present preliminary data by Sept. 30.

The trend of an increased percent of child and young adult COVID-19 cases happens as community spread in the state might be slowing, according to state officials. On Sept. 16, the state’s seven-day positivity rate they reported at 4.7 percent. A 6.2 percent cumulative rate also was reported. On Sept. 2, state officials reported a seven-day positivity rate of 7.2 percent and a cumulative positivity rate of 8.8 percent, marking a 2.5 and 2.6 percent reduction, respectively.

According to an Indiana hospital census, 809 Indiana residents were hospitalized with COVID-19 on Sept. 14. On May 4, the census showed 1,579 Indiana residents were hospitalized before falling to 595 patients on June 26. The number of patients has fallen slightly since the start of August, when nearly 1,000 Indiana residents were hospitalized with COVID-19.

The number of COVID-19 patients admitted each day fell from 87 on July 28 to 62 on Sept. 10. On May 5, 118 patients were admitted to Indiana hospitals, according to data from the Indiana State Dept. of Health.

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“It’s pretty easy if you are sincere, if you take the time to develop personal and professional trust with everybody,” she said.

To win Indiana’s 5th District Congressio“Most issues are human issues, they’re not nal seat, Democrat Christina Hale knows Republican issues or Democrat issues. I’ve she’s going to have done a lot of work to protect vulnerELECTION to reach across the able populations, such as children political aisle. from sexual violence, and everybody The district has been represented cares about that.” by a Republican since its boundaries If elected, Hale said identifywere formed in 2000, but this year ing other representatives willing it’s been labeled a “toss up” by nonto reach across the aisle will be partisan The Cook Political Report among her first orders of business.

Hale and is expected to be one of the “No party has a monopoly on good most competitive federal races in the state. ideas,” she said. “I couldn’t have gotten one bill Hale’s opponents in the Nov. 3 general passed (in the Indiana Legislature) if a Republielection are Republican Victoria Spartz, a can didn’t help me. I’m grateful for their help, and state senator from Noblesville, and Ken I’m going to pay that forward. I have a feeling I’m Tucker, a Libertarian from Westfield. Hale going to be serving in the majority for the first receieved 40.8 percent of the vote in the time, and I’m never going to forget what it feels May primary to beat out four other Demolike to be in the minority and needing the help crats for the nomination. The congressional from the other party to get something really seat is being vacated by retiring Republican important for my community done.”

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Hale said among her top priorities is enHale said her track record in the Indiana suring that affordable health care is availHouse of Representatives shows that she able to all. knows how to work with people outside her For the full story, visit youarecurrent. party. com/?p=194919.

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Young conservatives back climate Commentary By Roger Harvey At the turn of the 21st century, the Republican Party’s proud legacy of environmental leadership ENVIRONMENT took a backseat to the boisterous voices of the liberal, activist class in climate-policy debates. In recent years, however, coalitions of young conservatives in Indiana and across the nation have cultivated grassroots support to reclaim that legacy and address the climate crisis with a plan that works for the environment, the economy and the American people.

That idea is the Baker-Shultz Carbon Dividends Plan, which proposes a unique solution that would roll back regulations and put money where it belongs — in the pockets of every American reading this. Critical to this is a fee on the carbon emissions of fossil fuel companies that would be rebated directly to Americans in the form of a quarterly carbon dividend. The vast majority of Hoosiers would receive more from their rebate than they would spend in increased annual household expenses. This plan, uti-

lizing fundamental principles of capitalism, also would put the United States in a global position of environmental leadership without crippling us with bureaucratic red tape and unending debt on future generations.

It also would reduce the outsourcing of American manufacturing jobs by assessing a fee on imports from countries that are not doing their part to reduce carbon emissions.

American innovation has allowed our nation to flourish, but it also has required of us leadership. A free market-driven carbon dividend plan would unleash further innovation and lead to a cleaner and more robust economy by eliminating the need for overbearing regulatory schemes.

Learn more about this approach on Sept.

22 at 5 p.m., when Young Conservatives for Carbon Dividends joins the IU McKinney School of Law’s Federalist Society and Environmental Law Society for a virtual debate.

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Roger Harvey, a guest columnist, is a Westfield resident. He can be contacted at info@ youarecurrent.com.

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BACKGROUND: Ben Weidner of Zionsville tore his Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) in his knee in February 2020 while playing basketball. A longtime athlete in soccer and basketball, he played competitively for Zionsville Community High School and for elite travel teams.

He sought treatment from Methodist Sports Medicine Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. Thomas Klootwyk so that he could get on the road to recovery and resume playing the sports he loves. Dr. Klootwyk did surgery in March to repair Ben’s ACL. Ben then went through various stages of rehab at MSM at the Grand Park Clinic in Westfield, and is now on track to resume athletic participation at DePauw University as a dual sport athlete in soccer and basketball.

THE RECOVERY: “Ben was an exceptional patient to work with! He had an unbelievable work ethic and motivation to better himself every time he came into the clinic.

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Lawson seeks third term as county commissioner

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Boone County Commissioner Donnie Lawson, who is bidding for a third term, has served for eight years ELECTION and has helped organize the county’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

“It’s an extremely important thing to pay attention to and to make sure you do it in the most correct way and respectful way,” Lawson said.

Lawson “One of the things I do on an almost daily basis is talk to the other commissioners and also talk to the (Boone County) health department.

“They’re the experts in this, and we want to make sure we follow what they ask us to do.”

If reelected, Lawson, 57, plans to help the public better understand the workings of local government and make the business of the county commissioners more transparent.

“All of us are really paying attention to our expenses, the details of our budgets and making sure we follow the direction of the council,” Lawson said. “They’re in charge of the budget, and we’re in charge of managing the county. Working together is one of the most important things as elected officials.”

Lawson said the pandemic has forced counties to adjust budgets and expectations, possibly for several years to come.

“Budgets are a huge thing right now because of the virus and what it has caused across the state and across the nation, and we need to pay really close attention to that and not overspend,” Lawson said.

A lifelong Thorntown resident, Lawson has a degree in animal science from Purdue University. He is a farmer and volunteer fireman. He and his wife, Tammy, have a daughter, Kay Leigh, and a son, Clay.

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COMMUNITY CONSTRUCTION ZIONSVILLE Project: Hamilton Boone County Road and Little Eagle Creek reconstruction Location: Little Creek Avenue south of 146th Street will be closed for approximately 120 calendar days. The closure began Aug. 10. Hamilton Boone County Road between 146th Street and 156th Street is expected to be closed for a period not to exceed 30 calendar days beginning on or after Aug. 17. Local traffic will continue to have access to their homes, while thru traffic is asked to seek an alternate route.

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Project: New roundabout Location: 111th Street and Lexington Drive Expected completion: Mid-November Project: New roundabout Location: 111th Street and Westfield Boulevard Start date: On or after Oct. 1 Expected completion: Mid-November Project: Sister Cities Cultural Gardens expansion Location: South of City Hall, including work along the Monon Greenway Start date: On or after Oct. 1 Project: Widening of 146th Location: Near Boone County border Expected completion: By end of 2020 Project: New roundabout Location: 116th Street and Guilford Road.

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School days ZCS ponders return to five-day, in-person school week for all students

Zionsville Middle School, pictured, and all other Zionsville seconday schools might move to a five-day-a-week, in-person schedule if current county COVID-19 metrics remain stable, ZCS Supt. Scott Robison said. (Photo by Jarred Meeks)

By Jarred Meeks jarred@youarecurrent.com Zionsville Community Schools Supt. Scott Robison said the school district is considering allowing students in fifth through 12th grades to return to in-person classes five days a week as soon as Sept. 28, if Boone County’s COVID-19 metrics hold.

At the school district’s Sept.

14 school board meetRobison ing, Robison said recent data reported by the Boone County Health Dept. and the Indiana State Dept. of Health indicated secondary students in the district could return to a five-day-a-week, in-person schedule, assuming current trends continue. The district will monitor testing results from the Labor Day weekend through Sept.

25 before making a decision.

The Boone County Health Dept. recently reported the county’s positivity rate decreased after the Indiana State Dept. of Health announced an additional 15,814 statewide COVID-19 test results were added to cumulative totals from a lab that recently began sharing electronic results.

As of press time, the state’s online county-level coronavirus dashboard, at coronavirus.in.gov, indicates Boone County’s seven-day positivity rate decreased from 3.72 to

2.73 percent and that the county’s positivity rate is trending downward. The dashboard ranks counties with scores that reflect a point-ranking system that measures a county’s seven-day positivity rate and number of positive cases per 100,000 residents. Boone County is currently one of the counties with the dashboard’s best ranking.

“When we saw the state of Indiana’s department of health began weighing in

on the disease spread metrics, we thought that signaled a change,” Robison said.

“When it matched up with the Boone County health numbers two weeks ago, we certainly took notice because it’s the first time our county metric has been in the low category. We have said since July 21 that if we get into the low category we would begin considering, is that going to be sustained enroute to doing what we had originally

ZCS PARENT: PROPOSED PLAN A GOOD IDEA Indiana Senate Chief of Staff/General with their friends, for their learning. And Council Jeff Papa, who has two daughters that my not apply to every student.

“I can certainly understand attending Zionsville Community parents have concerns, but I will High School and who is running say, watching from the state unopposed for the ZCS school board in the Nov. 3 general eleclevel — the various plans from the tion, said he agrees with the schools, the various actions taken, the various preparations — Zionsschool district’s proposed plan ville has put in the most, or one to return to full-time, in-person of the most, concerted efforts to classes.

Papa make sure everybody is safe and “I have friends and acquaintances who are all over the place on this issue, that they have a good time. They change it (with some saying) ‘Nobody should be when it’s necessary.”

Papa said he isn’t concerned about his back’ (or) ‘Everybody should be back,’” Papa own children being in school every day. said. “Some are in the middle. I understand “I’m very comfortable with them going there are very different opinions on that.

My observations (are), I think that it’s very back, at least at this time,” Papa said. “I important for them to be back in school for think it’s a good idea, based on what we know now.” their mental health, for their development

planned in mid-July, which was to be in school every day.”

Robison said there has been no instances of COVID-19 spread within any of the district’s schools, that all reported positive cases originated outside of the classroom, and infected individuals were successfully quarantined before others in the schools were infected.

“We don’t have a situation in a classroom where Student 1 was COVID positive and then Student 2, sitting nearby, then became COVID positive,” Robison said. “The best example of that nonspread is at the elementary level. Not that we haven’t had positives, but our kids have been in school for five full weeks of school, and we don’t have any evidence that elementary kids are in school communicating that to other elementary kids.”

The schedule change will still allow for students and parents to opt for remote learning. Robison said roughly 12 to 13 percent of ZCS students were enrolled in the distanced learning option at the beginning of the academic year.

With the move away from hybrid schedules, students would no longer be sequestered into cohorts, yet block scheduling would remain: Students would continue their green/silver schedule as planned.

Robison said should a surge in cases or some other event warrant, the district would return to hybrid or fully distanced learning.

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Wimpy promises

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Commentary by Terry Anker Trust me, “I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today,” or so said Mr. J. Wellington Wimpy, the erstwhile intellectual, well-educated romantic who had a prominent role in E.C. Segar’s 1931 comic strip “Popeye.” Many of us grew up with the common-man, spinach-eating namesake of the comic strip sailor and learned countless lessons.

Including — stand-up for what is right.

Treat your partner well — even if Olive Oyl didn’t always seem it, she is worthy.

We are what we are — don’t be anything but ourselves. Eat right and be strong and ready for whatever life presents.

And in the case of the profligate Wimpy, beware of the charming influence of well-intentioned elites.

In the heights of Depression-era politics, one can only imagine Segar’s boldness in standing against the increasing debt and public works that had been promised by Washington to be paid on “Tuesday.” By the time Fleischer Studios began producing cartoons of the strips, Wimpy had been minimized from a major to a minor character. The production company found him too cerebral for the common viewer. Still, the portly Wimpy, with his penchant for grand promises and an overwhelming need to feed his addiction, cautioned against the prevailing winds of the time. Remember, someone eventually pays.

Fleischer Studios collapsed by 1941 because of a series of cost overruns and mismanagement but had capitalized on a license for the Superman cartoons.

Supported by truth, justice and the American way, the sibling-owned business had left its mark on our collective memory. By the 1980 theatrical live-action movie release of “Popeye,” Wimpy was back. A different president was in the White House and the caricature of the bloated bureaucrat had returned. In a “Popeye” today, would Wimpy make the cut?

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

Funny thing about sadness Commentary by Danielle Wilson Grief is a funny thing. And I mean that quite literally. This summer was my first real experience with grief, HUMOR as my father passed away a few weeks ago from cancer. I expected the deep sadness. I expected the intermittent bouts of anger. But what I did not anticipate, and what I am so thankful for, was the laughter.

In the last hours of his life, with both his mind and body shutting down, and in the first few days afterward, I was truly taken aback by the number of moments I shared with my mom and sisters that included side-splitting bouts of laughter. Whether from recalling a memory from our childhood — the time Dad caught me sneaking in from a date past curfew and pulled the perfect guilt-trip move of uttering only, “I hope you enjoyed yourself,” or lightening the emotional mood with medical hijinks (plotting to save the narcotics before the hospice nurse

confiscated them), happy tears flowed right alongside the sad ones.

I am not comfortable crying in front of others, even family, and my usual MO is to suppress all feelings until I can reach the safety of my minivan or bedroom. I know it’s not healthy, as evidenced by the number of binge-eating sessions where I scarfed down lasagna and banana crème pie straight from the pans. But cracking inappropriate jokes and reenacting comical Depends-changing scenes I can do. I don’t think I’m exaggerating when I say that being able to express the pain of losing someone close through laughter has probably saved me 10 pounds and an ulcer.

Grief, thank goodness, is a funny thing.

Peace out.

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

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Editor, George Rose’s letter that was published Sept. 8 (in Current in Noblesville) was astonishing in its naivete. I agree that violent protests will not accomplish the intended goals of police reform, but Rose’s suggestion is to stop all peaceful protests and write letters to the president or our congresspersons.

Imagine what would have happened if someone had said to Dr. Martin Luther King, “Time to stop the marches and peaceful protests. Just write a letter to the president and I’m sure he will grant you equal rights.”

The only way anything has ever been accomplished in this country is if enough people get fed up and take to the streets, peacefully, to voice their concerns. It’s a fact that our fellow citizens of color are being disproportionately killed and incarcerated by over-zealous police and court systems. I admire those people of all backgrounds who are fighting for change.

By the way, I am a white baby boomer.

Pamela Jackson, Noblesville

I admire those people of all backgrounds who are fighting for change.

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by HS spokesperson Sitting on my porch on a recent fans to put in the Richard Warren. In seats. That would hot day, it was a breath of cold not be realistic. this edition, he begins by alluding to The Best Bug air when the mail arrived with the pandemic. Just Vacuum six Christmas catalogs — just what we need to This cordless deget us into the holivice inhales insects. in the nick of time, because day mood.

According to HS, I planned to start my holiday “People want “The institute anaquality products shopping any 90 days now. lysts sucked up 24 that address the crickets in 15 secissues we all face,” Warren said. Here are onds.” Wow, what fun! And we all know how some examples: often a situation like that comes up.

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On Sept. 11, the Indiana State Dept. of Health reported an additional 15,814 statewide COVID-19 test results were added to cumulative totals from a lab that recently began sharing electronic results. Of that total, 279 tests were positive.

“It did drop our positivity rate and the positivity rate of some other counties around the state as well,” Ryan said.

“Even though our positivity rate has been cut essentially in half, it is still showing some minor spread as well in the community.”

Because the state typically reports COVID-19 data up to a week after the date tests are administered, Ryan expects the county will be able to tell if the uptick in social events during the Labor Day weekend contributed to any significant community spread.

Because of the continued need for emergency planning, specifically to establish a county flu clinic and potential COVID-19 vaccination site, Ryan recommended the county’s state of emergency resolution be extended for another week, which the Boone County commissioners unanimously agreed to.

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Adam D’Angelo, principal at Forza, said the property was acquired for more than $700,000, and Hotel Tango ownership invested more than $800,000 in infrastructure improvements at the location.

D’Angelo said work on the tasting room is expected to be complete by the end of December and that it would take another 30 to 45 days for Hotel Tango to open.

The tasting room is expected to bring 22 jobs and $15,948 in annual property taxes to Zionsville.

The redevelopment commission has allocated an annual $250,000 in its economic development incentive line item, meaning the single development grant awarded to Forza Real Estate and Jackson Investment Group would exhaust nearly half of the commission’s budget. Zionsville Director of Planning and Economic Development Wayne DeLong said the commission’s line item has occasionally had remaining reserves, but he doesn’t expect that to happen this year because of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Town officials said at least two more businesses would be requesting COVID-19 relief funding, totaling an estimated $50,000. At least six additional businesses have inquired about the relief funding process. DeLong said the commission could request an additional appropriation from the town council if it exhausts the line item.

“These are unprecedented times, and I think we have to do a little more than we have done in the past,” Zionsville Economic Redevelopment Commission member Kent Esra said.

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Forza Real Estate and Jackson Investment Group, the redevelopment agencies spearheading renovations at the distillery’s planned tasting room at 10615 S. Zionsville Rd., sought the grant to help facilitate improvements made to the property, which is on a septic system with a well.

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By Mark Ambrogi mark@youarecurrent.com Carmel’s new luxury Hotel Carmichael’s Vivante restaurant is bringing a taste of France to the area.

DINING The French eatery offers breakfast from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m., lunch from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. each day and dinner from 5 to 10 p.m. Dinner is only offered Tuesday through Sunday.

“We’ve been pretty busy. Breakfast and lunch have not been as busy during the week,” said Christen Angermeier, Hotel Carmichael’s restaurant manager. “It’s overlooking the gardens Angermeier at the Palladium, so it’s a really nice spot for dining out at the patio.”

Angermeier said when making reservations, she suggests including if your preference is outdoor dining.

Avocado toast and croque madame have been brisk breakfast sellers.

“An omelet where you can choose your own fillings has been popular as well,” Angermeier said.

For lunch, the turkey BLT and steak sandwich are requested often.

“As far as salads go, we have a delicious tuna Nicoise salad and roasted beet salad as well,” Angermeier said.

Angermeier said popular appetizers are gratinee Carmichael, French onion soup and Brussels sprouts and scallops provencal.

Popular entrees include Wagyu beef medallion and roast duck chasseur.

“I don’t think it’s unapproachable,” Angermeier said of the price range of entrees from $28 to $36.

Joseph Hsu, who moved to Pennsylvania from Taiwan when he was 12 years old, serves Hsu as Vivante’s chef. He has 25 years of experience, including nine

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Hsu, a Noblesville resident, became executive chef at the Indianapolis Zoo in 2013. In 2017, he launched 5280 Bistro Hospitality.

Angermeier attended Le Cordon Bleu, earning a degree in culinary arts and an undergraduate degree from Indiana University. She previously was the general manager at Cake Bake and the Cunningham Restaurant Group.

Angermeier said the dining capacity was supposed to be 100 inside and 25 outside. With the social distancing due to the COVID-19 pandemic, she said the average is 50 to 60 inside and outside.

“We decided to move some tables outside, and there are a few tables we are not

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Feinstein’s Cabaret will offer food when it opens.

“We’re hoping to open by the beginning of next year. That is the goal right now,” Angermeier said. “It’s still under construction. The main theme is dinner cabaret theater.”

A lobby bar called Adagio offers small bites and is open daily from 2 to 11 p.m.

“The most popular item is the charcuterie board, which makes sense because it’s a sharable item,” Angermeier said. “We’re making a decided amount of changes to the Adagio food menu.”

For more, visit hotelcarmichael.com.

Wagyu beef medallion is one of the most popular dinners entrees at Vivante.

IWS to open season at Palladium editorial@youarecurrent.com The Indiana Wind Symphony will open its 2020-21 season with a “Panoramic Fantasy” concert at 3 p.m. Sept. 27 at the Palladium at the Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel. Flutist Carl Butler of Carmel will be featured as soloist in Lowell Lieberman’s dazzling “Flute Concerto.” Other works include “Barber of Seville Overture,” Sam Hazo’s “In Heaven’s Air” and Julius Fucik’s march “Florentiner.” The latter piece will be paired with the premiere performance of a march written by Texas composer Kelly Bennette, “Quarantiner.”

The two resident companies at the Palladium, the Indiana Wind Symphony and the Carmel Symphony Orchestra, will play the only concerts at the concert hall for the remainder of 2020. The audience will be distanced and masked. A maximum of 400 audience members will be admitted, There will be no intermission for the one-hour concert.

IWS Music Director Charles Conrad said IWS performed at the last event, a naturalization ceremony, at the Palladium before the pandemic forced a shutdown. The performance was March 10.

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The New Testament suggests that Jesus was carried into heaven at Bethany, a village on the eastern slope of the Mount of Olives. However, beginning in the fourth century, the Ascension became associated with a rock on the western slope of the Mount of Olives, said to contain the right footprint of Jesus. A series of small churches was built over the rock, the last one by the Crusaders.

When Muslim forces under Saladin Church of the Ascension in Jerusalem. (Photo by Don Knebel) recaptured Jerusalem in 1187, they Ascension of Jesus are not sufficiently conadded a dome to the octagonal Crusader church and made it part of a mosque, allow- fusing, a domed octagonal structure on the Temple Mount, across the Kidron Valley from ing Christians to join Muslims in the buildthe Mount of Olives, memorializes a trip to ing to celebrate Jesus’ Ascension. Today, heaven that Muslims believe Muhammad that structure is usually called the Chapel took from that spot. Called the Dome of of the Ascension. In the 1870s, the Russian the Ascension, it looks very much like the Orthodox Church, not content that Muslims Chapel of the Ascension, which is confuscontrolled the site of Jesus’ Ascension, constructed the Church of the Ascension on the ingly also sometimes called the Dome of the Ascension.

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