October 21, 2009
February 13, 2009
THE WHITE RIVER REACHES FLOOD STAGE IN NOBLESVILLE, HAMILTON COUNTY, INDIANA
Rainfall and melting snow caused the White River in Noblesville,
Hamilton County, Indiana, to reach flood stage this week. Officials believe the river should crest and fall below flood stage in Noblesville by Saturday.
Although most roads in Hamilton County were able to remain clear of the flood waters, the White River continued to shows signs of rising. The Hamilton County Emergency Management Agency reported that the White River should crest at just shy of 17 ft., which would be just about 3 ft. above designated flood levels.
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February 5, 2009
INDIANA STATE POLICE NOW CONFIRM ERROR AND REPORT ONLY TWO DEAD IN HAMILTON COUNTY CAR ACCIDENT ON INTERSTATE 69
Just hours after reporting that a male driver was a third victim in the multi-vehicle pile-up on Interstate 69 just south of Noblesville in Fishers, Indiana on Tuesday morning, Indiana State police confirm that the suspected third decedent had been located in Methodist Hospital. Police blame the magnitude of the accident and the massive number of witnesses and victims as the culprit for the mix-up on information.
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