NOBLESVILLE, Ind. -- Noblesville's mayor issued a statement Monday afternoon after elected officials were at the center of violent threats concerning the Morse Village Project, an effort backed by the city to create over 600 new homes near Morse Reservoir. Mayor Chris Jensen has denounced threats directed at city officials for supporting the controversial $250 million project and confirmed that the Noblesville Police Department is investigating.…

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Police investigate threats directed at Noblesville city officials after Morse Village Project approval

Noblesville mayor addresses violent threats  INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen issued a statement Monday after threats of violence were made against elected city officials over the Morse Village development project. The proposal, which would re-zone land for a project that would bring new apartments and businesses to the city’s north side, is scheduled to be voted on during Tuesday’s Noblesville Common Council meeting. Some pe…

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NOBLESVILLE  Noblesville leaders are concerned after several city officials received threats of violence via email, some of which included death threats.There isnt any reason in society, in government, in schools, for a threat like that, Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen said.The threats were tied to a zoning vote near Morse Reservoir that the Noblesville City Council is making Tuesday evening.WATCH | Noblesville residents share concerns on propose…

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Morse Village will cover 175 acres of land featuring lots of commercial space and local restaurants at 206th Street and Hague Road.

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The Morse Village development has become such a contentious issue that there have reportedly been threats against Noblesville city officials and employees leading up to the Tuesday Common Council vote on two ordinances relevant to this project. Ordinances 73-11-23 and 73-11-24 passed 6-3 with Mark Boice, Mike Davis, and Evan Elliott voting against. You can read more in-depth coverage of the meeting in tomorrow’s edition of The Reporter. In respon

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