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“When Igot married in
the ’70s, Ithought, ‘This
is agood place t ostay.’ The
schools aregreat,” Eden said. _MAIN
For16years, Alan
Thompson has watched the _
area grow as Carmel store 1ST
manager for McNam ara
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0“I think the mayo r’scity -15-
plan helped bring alot of
it,” he said. “I think for the 0Craig and Harold Kaiser 8
most part, it’s a good thing. _NOFOLIO
The City Center a nd so on I
think is really n ice. It makes
Carmel alittle s pecial. Ilike
the roundabouts.” 14
Kaiser added that he _
thinks Carmel has become a B_
well-known city around the A_
country. 14
“The arts district and all the _4
things that havebeen brought ;Pa
in the last fewyears put us on ge
the map,” he said. :
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residents appreciate. rim
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continue,” Thompson said. ize
“Basically,Carmel is areally :(8.
nice town. I’ve spent alot of
Nancy Blondin, retired former president of the 37my life hereand it’s made my
Carmel Chamber of Commerce,moved to 5career very successful.”CID1 x
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summertime staple in downtown Carmel. had taken place. 0
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