North of Indianapolis 20 miles you will find a community called Noblesville.  Walking through the streets of the downtown area will remind you of days past.  Recently added to the National Register of Historic Places Noblesville has a rich past dating back 1818.  Located in Hamilton County the property was originally purchased by William Conner.There is a 30 acre park which houses Hamilton County's only remaining covered bridge.  The bridge stretches over the White River and is a very fascinating walk through. Restoration of the bridge was completed in 1998. The park features trails, a picnic area, restrooms and canoe launch on White River.Demographics200435,500Persons per Household2.65 Median Age35.8Growth 1990 - 200067.72000 Estimated Median Household Income$61,3242000 Estimated Per C... 01/24/2007

Today's news reports that the land which is owned by California-based Live Nation, is reportedly being put up for sale.   It seems that Live Nation has come to realize the value of the property for potential commercial development.  The 203-acre outdoor amphitheater is surrounded by new development and a sale of the property could mean an end to live concerts at Verizon Music Center.  A sale is not expected until Summer and as new information develops, I will keep you posted.For this and other information in the Greater Indianapolis Area, please visit http://cyndisloop4indyhomes.com/.  I would love to be your Realtor. 12/18/2006

Hamilton County had a Grand Opening for its Noblesville facility which is located at 1721 Pleasant St.For anyone that is an animal lover, here's an opportunity to volunteer time at the shelter.  There is a Youth Volunteer program for 11- 15 year olds available.  I will have a link for the site below where you can find out more information about volunteering or available animals.If you are thinking about owning a pet, please consider adopting one of the many homeless animals at the shelter.  If you already own a pet, remember to spay or nueter your animal.  Over population of domestic animals is still a problem which in turn leaves thousands of animals homeless each year.  Go and check out "Petie" he's the pet of the week.  (Reminds me of Pete from the Little Rascals.) That web address i... 11/08/2006