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• Millersville neighbors do the heavy lifting to preserve beauty of their section of Fall Creek
  By Imani Wills-Henderson / Reconnecting to Our Waterways Nestled along the nearly 60 miles of Fall Creek, a dedicated group of neighbors in the Millersville community has been working to preserve the beauty of the beloved waterway. Each day they [Read More...]
• Nature walks shouldn’t end with the arrival of winter
  By Shawndra Miller, Central Indiana Land Trust communications manager The arrival of winter turns nature monochromatic, leaving what might seem like a bleak landscape. The leaves have turned and mostly fallen, and most native plants go dormant. But [Read More...]
• Annual holiday happenings begin in November
  From the pages of the November edition of Urban Times, here’s the lowdown on Downtown-area holiday events which begin in November – at the Eiteljorg Museum, Indiana History Center, Indiana State Museum, Indianapolis Zoo, Children’s Museum, [Read More...]
• An ‘Industrial Building’ which was way ahead of its time
  By CONNIE ZEIGLER, Contributing editor Indianapolis seems to be at the apex of new practices with the opening of several business incubators in the last few years. The city has at least a handful of locations that meet the needs of small businesses [Read More...]
• Riverside Park gaining some major new amenities
  By Isabel Ramsey / Public information officer, Indy Parks Spanning more than 900 acres, Riverside Regional Park stands as one of the city’s beloved urban oases, boasting a size comparable to New York City’s iconic Central Park. The park [Read More...]
• Honoring early indigenous presence at Oliver’s Woods
  By Shawndra Miller / communications manager, Central Indiana Land Trust When we talk about nature preserves, we often focus on very recent history. However, we know that the history of land stretches back so much farther. In the case of Oliver’s [Read More...]
• Art installation/book share station move to Central Library
  “Monument,” an art installation and book share station originally located at Monument Circle, has found a new home outside Central Library, offering an unexpected pop of color at the intersection of St. Clair and Meridian streets.  “Monument” [Read More...]
• Center for Black Literature & Culture to mark its sixth anniversary
  The Indianapolis Public Library will celebrate the sixth anniversary of the Center for Black Literature & Culture from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 14, at the Central Library. The event will commemorate the Center’s creation and its [Read More...]