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Plans for homes on Pushville Road revived, townhomes axed
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Mother of hit & run victim makes unusual restitution request at driver sentencing
The mother of 29-year-old Alec Guyette asked a judge that money ordered paid as restitution go to the children of the man convicted of killing her son. Author: Rich Nye Updated: 10:36 PM EST February 10, 2021
FRANKLIN, Indiana A driver involved in a deadly hit-and-run last March received the maximum sentence. But the mother of the man the driver killed made an unusual request at sentencing.
Shane requested we only use her first name to protect some of her family s privacy. But she wants to honor her 29-year-old son, Alec Guyette, who was killed while riding his bicycle.
Plans for two Greenwood subdivisions move forward
Plans for two new subdivisions will move forward despite some public opposition.
The Greenwood Advisory Plan Commission on Monday approved one subdivision’s primary plat and the rezoning of another, potentially adding 500 homes to the south side of the city, but it’s not a done deal yet.
The larger of the two subdivisions, built by Miami, Florida-based Lennar Homes, is 248 homes on 106 acres at Emerson Avenue, south of Pushville Road and west of Interstate 65. Dubbed Elmwood Estates, the subdivision would connect to the developer’s South Lake neighborhood and include more than two houses an acre, according to city documents. The neighborhood would be part of Clark-Pleasant Community Schools, likely adding hundreds of students over the next several years to the rapidly growing district.