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‘I have a purpose’: NICU survivor featured in 1997 Recorder to become neonatal nurse

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Almost exactly 29 years ago, the front page of the Indianapolis Recorder carried a harrowing story of medical neglect and a desperate fight for a newborn's life. The Sept....
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Harvest Nights returns to Newfields with new interactive displays, foods and more

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The pumpkin spice lattes are brewing and the leaves are changing colors, usually a seasonal indicator that Harvest Nights is returning to Newfields. Presented by...
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