For several years, Hamilton County residents have enjoyed commuter bus service from Carmel and Fishers to downtown Indianapolis. Now Marion County residents with far-north-side jobs also have an opportunity to take a commuter bus to work. Designed to improve access to jobs, a new transportation link from Indianapolis to Fishers and Carmel with shuttles to workplaces officially began April 2.
Funded through a federal Job Access Reverse Commute (JARC) grant, the Indy Express Bus reverse commute will originate downtown at the intersection of Pennsylvania and Ohio streets and head to the park-and-ride lot at the Carmel Meijer and the park-and-ride lot at 106th and Lantern Road in Fishers. Then riders can transfer to a shuttle that will transport people to more than two dozen destinations.
To celebrate Earth Day, Carmel Green Initiative (CGI) partnered with the Carmel Arts and Design District and the Carmel Clay Public Library to invite Carmel youth to make a personal pledge to save energy and to learn about earth stewardship and energy conservation through art. Over 300 inspiring art pieces are on display at the window storefront located at 37 West Main Street in the Arts & Design District, and will remain on display until May 8.
The Carmel Rotary, in partnership with Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation, invites all adults 21 years and older to an evening of excitement and fun, this Saturday, April 14. The event will be held at West Park, one block west of Township Line Road at 116th Street. Free valet parking will be provided, with overflow parking available at University High School (parking lot directly south of West Park).
The Carmel Arts Council invites you to its 12th Annual English Silver Tea. The tea will be held Thursday, April 26 from 2 - 5 p.m. at the Ritz Charles, 12156 North Meridian in Carmel. 
Is there another Earth in the galaxy? What have astronomers done to search for another Earth-like planet? What technology would you need to find planets orbiting other stars? 
