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• College Avenue and Michigan Street set to close Monday, June 21
  The North Split interstate construction project will result in the temporary closings of both College Avenue and Michigan Street – as early as Monday, June 21. * College Avenue will be closed between 11th and 13th streets for overhead bridge [Read More...]
• Interstate project will close Michigan Street later this week
  On or after Thursday, June 17 – and after Vermont Street reopens under the Downtown interstates – Michigan Street will be closed between Pine and Davidson streets for overhead bridge demolition. The closure, part of the North Split reconstruction [Read More...]
• Chatham Brew Fest rescheduled
  Chatham Brew Fest – originally scheduled in June – will now be staged on Saturday, Sept. 25, to give breweries a bit more time to get up and running and fully staffed post-COVID. “There’s an overwhelming amount of interest in the event as indicated [Read More...]
• Opening May 29, a tale of survival for gators and crocs
  The Indianapolis Zoo will open the gates Saturday on a new outdoor exhibit which uses the American alligator and the Orinoco crocodile to illustrate vastly different ends of the conservation spectrum. The American alligator is one of the country’s [Read More...]
• A ‘futbol’ league for neighborhoods
  Indy City Futbol has added six expansion teams – all covering the city’s urban core neighborhoods – and added a plan for non-playing neighbors to add volunteer, transit, social and challenge points to help their neighborhood team take home the [Read More...]
• Wanted: ‘Public Allies’ to learn how to be community leaders
  By Vicki Rubio / Public Allies program director, Indianapolis Neighborhood Resource Center We are now accepting applications for the 2021-2022 Public Allies Indianapolis program. Public Allies is an AmeriCorps program which builds the capacity of [Read More...]
• Dramatic enhancements coming to Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site
  Construction will begin by early May on a $6 million project to transform the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site into a gathering place in the heart of the Old Northside, complete with expansive greenspace. The project is the result of a $6 million [Read More...]
• Hendricks County nature preserve a great outing for families with young children
  By Shawndra Miller / Communications manager, Central Indiana Land Trust Eager for the colors and sounds of spring after a long winter? Consider exploring Burnett Woods Nature Preserve, where wildflowers blanket the forest floor in April and May, and [Read More...]