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Lauth, one of the nation's leading developers and contractors, today announced it has closed on the land for one of area's largest distribution parks. Westpoint Business Park will feature ten Class-A distribution buildings, totaling over 7.1 million square feet. Westpoint will be strategically located on 555 acres in the Plainfield submarket at I-70 and State Road 39. It offers easy access to the I-70 and I-65 distribution corridors and the Indianapolis International Airport. "Westpoint offers a great location and tremendous financial benefits to potential tenants," says Tag Birge, Regional Director of Midwest Development at Lauth. "The low tax rate of the local community makes Westpoint more affordable than many other new bulk distribution centers in the area." The park allows for significant flexibility. Buildings will range in size from 500,000 SF up to 1.4 million SF. Westpoint will rank as one of the state's largest industrial parks and it will enhance Central Indiana's position as one of the nation's leading distribution hubs.ber.com News Feed
News from the Greater Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce

• Marion County Soil & Water Conservation District
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• Resource Commercial Real Estate, LLC
  Dealer services corporation relocates Headquarters to city center at penn ofice plaza
• Baker & Daniels receives two honors in "Best Places to Work in Indiana"
  Baker & Daniels LLP was ranked 15th in the Indiana Chamber of Commerce's third annual "Best Places to Work in Indiana" program and named one of five recipients of a "Family Friendly Award" by the Indiana Youth Institute. Rankings were announced May 7 at an awards dinner in Indianapolis attended by 800 Hoosier businesspeople. Baker & Daniels was among the "Best Places to Work in Indiana" for the second straight year.
• IndyGo Youth Pass offers unlimited bus rides
  Moving around the city during summer months is no longer a hassle for local youth and their parents. IndyGo today unveiled its Summer Youth Pass, a three-month pass offering unlimited bus rides to key attractions around town. For only $27.50, youth will have unlimited access to IndyGo’s 29 fixed routes with convenient stops at the Indianapolis Zoo, White River State Park, Indiana State Fairgrounds, Indy Parks, recreational facilities and other locations. IndyGo also makes stops near schools, colleges, universities and other educational institutions.
• Indiana State Senator Glenn Howard to Receive Rev. Charles Williams Award at 2008 Pathfinder Awards Banquet
  Indiana State Senator Glenn Howard will receive the Rev. Charles Williams Award at the 2008 Pathfinder Awards Banquet. The event is slated for Sunday, June 29 at Conseco Fieldhouse. The award recognizes individuals who have distinguished themselves through direct service to youth in the Indianapolis community. The Pathfinder Awards Banquet, the companion event to the Youthlinks Indiana Charity Golf Tournament, celebrates its 21st anniversary with the 2008 event.
• Applications now being accepted for unique summer camp experience; Brave Hearts’ Burn Camp offers summer fun combined with healing for young burn survivors
  Campfire songs and marshmallows roasting on a stick - all things you’d expect to find at camps across the nation this summer as kids go in search of adventures in nature. But one glance around the campfire at Brave Hearts’ Camp in Nashville, IN and you immediately notice something different. While these young faces are filled with the same electric energy that summer camp invokes, they are also wise beyond their years having experienced traumas most peers their age could never imagine. Brave Hearts’ Camp will welcome nearly 50 children back to camp this summer for the 11th annual celebration at Happy Hollow Camp June 8 – 13, 2008.
• A NEW CHAMBER BENEFIT!
  Exclusive to Indianapolis Chamber member employees. The Office Depot personal discount program will save you money on back-to-school supplies, home office supplies, computer accessories and more... Click here for more details.
• International School of Indiana moves forward with expansion of international baccalaureate program, welcomes new school leaders
  In line to become the first school in the Midwest to offer a comprehensive K-12 International Baccalaureate (IB) program, the International School of Indiana (ISI) today announced the appointment of two new leaders at the school. With extensive teaching and leadership experience at international schools around the globe, Alastair Kay and Michael Urquhart will join ISI as the Lower and Upper School Principals respectively. The newly-created positions will play an integral role in expanding the school’s IB program to elementary and middle school students as well as high school freshmen and sophomores.
• Pacers' Dunleavy visits Lutherwood to motivate students for excellence
  Lutherwood residents were blessed with an appearance from Indiana Pacers starting forward and guard, Mike Dunleavy, recently. Mike spent Friday afternoon talking to students about the importance of going to school and getting an education to excel in life. Lutherwood is a residential treatment facility licensed to care for youth age 6-21 who exhibit chronic behavior and/or emotional problems due to abuse and/or neglect, internal neurological, biological or psychiatric disorders.
• Indiana Lawyer awards to three Baker & Daniels attorneys
  Three Baker & Daniels LLP attorneys have been named recipients of prestigious Leadership in Law Awards by Indiana Lawyer. Greg Utken, a partner, received a Distinguished Barrister Award. Shellie Goetz and Chad Priest, both associates, were winners of Up and Coming Lawyer Awards.
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• RW Armstrong soars up 193 spots in Engineering News-Record top 500 design firm rankings
  RW Armstrong was ranked 253 in Engineering News-Record (ENR) Top 500 Design Firms in the United States, gaining 193 spots over last year’s ranking of 446. RW Armstrong was also ranked 29 on ENR’s Top Program Management Firms list of all Program Managers in the United States.
• Size up state’s business climate in 51 key economic areas; 2008 Competitiveness Redbook gives snapshot of state economies for decision makers
  To see where Indiana is headed, it is important to gauge where it stands. The 2008 Competitiveness Redbook—National Edition (Redbook) provides essential information about a state’s business operating climate to help assess how it could impact a business this year. Decision-makers in business, government, economic development and other organizations can tap into 51 economic indicators.
• Waiver permits Indy 500 shuttle service
  After pulling out of this year’s shuttle services, IndyGo announced today that a waiver now permits Park and Ride service to the Indianapolis 500. In February, the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) unveiled new guidelines detailing how public transportation agencies can support local events. The guidelines are designed to limit public subsidized services from unfairly competing with private sector charter services. Public transportation agencies could face federal penalties and loss of revenue for noncompliance
• Patricia Heaton named IPL 500 Festival Parade Grand Marshal
  Emmy award-winning actress Patricia Heaton will serve as grand marshal of the 2008 IPL 500 Festival Parade as was announced today by 500 Festival President and CEO Kirk Hendrix. The Parade is Saturday, May 24, and will be a celebration of the 2008 theme: Fuel the Dream. Heaton is best known for her role as Debra Barone on the award-winning series Everybody Loves Raymond. She is currently starring in 20th Century Fox’s newest television comedy Back to You with Kelsey Grammer.
• Clinton, Obama together with WISH TV's Debby Knox, May 1, 11 p.m.
  Tonight (May 1) at 11 p.m. on WISH-TV’s 24 Hour News 8, anchor Debby Knox sits down for a one-on-one interview with democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. 24-Hour News 8 asks the tough questions Hoosiers want answered on such issues as eliminating the federal gas tax, exiting Iraq, healthcare reform, jobs and providing more support for Hoosiers to go to college.