THIS JUST IN: Ann’s hips are swiveling once again
The artwork doctor’s job is finished, resulting in a return of Ann Dancing to its decade-old home at the corner of Mass Ave and Vermont Street. The new display and …
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Enrichment programs for November: Central, Spades Park and Garfield Park libraries:
Central Library – Job Center Nov. 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29 from 10 a.m. to noon Nov. 3, 10, 17 & 24 from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Nov. 4, …
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THIS JUST IN: Walker Legacy Center gains additional funding
The Madam Walker Legacy Center has received a $10 million boost, thanks to the New Market Tax Credit program operated by the city of Indianapolis. Three other organizations are beneficiaries …
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Rethink 65/70: Debate continues over harm to neighborhoods
A key stage in the proposed redesign of the North Split of Interstates 65-70 has been completed, with one victory for the Downtown stakeholders keeping a close eye on the …
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THIS JUST IN: Ann Dancing is headed to the artwork hospital
There are finally lights – dancing lights – at the end of the Ann Dancing tunnel. The iconic piece of public art was set to be removed this morning, signaling …
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History 301: Girls Inc. traces its roots to two girls clubs
By CONNIE ZEIGLER Contributing editor In 1969, the #Metoo movement was still far in the future. Women were earning 58.9 percent of men’s wages and the Mary Tyler Moore Show …
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THIS JUST IN: Athenaeum’s hauntings to be focus of television documentary
Ever since Athenaeum Foundation President Craig Mince started his job nearly a year ago, he’s heard the historic building’s ghost stories. Now, those stories will come to the television screens …
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Voice Box Indy debuts as a monthly storytelling offering
A storytelling series with a musical twist has debuted in a Fletcher Place venue. The new ongoing event, Voice Box Indy, intended to build upon the momentum of two sold-out …
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THIS JUST IN: ZooBoo to feature a variety of spooky Halloween experiences
Halloween takes on a life of its own — with little creepy crawlies alongside not-so-scary animals, and a whimsical village full of interactive experiences — at ZooBoo presented by Central …
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NEWS UPDATE: Passengers continue to ride free on the Red Line
Today’s arrival of October originally meant people would start paying to ride on the city’s first rapid mass transit system, the Red Line. Not so. Glitches in the plan to …
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