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Porching offers safe way to re-socialize following COVID-19

Last year, the Harrison Center encouraged community members to participate in #SocialDistancePorching due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This year, the nonprofit, which has been...
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Grace College student raises awareness for diversity in outdoor sports

Eddie Gill IV began boating and fishing with his grandfather in Utah at 3 years old. From that moment, what started as a hobby...
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Indy Parks and Fishers Parks host summer concerts for friends and family

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As the weather begins to get warmer, Indy Parks and Fishers Parks begin to host free outdoor events for friends and families to enjoy....
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Indianapolis Symphonic Choir expanding access, education

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Throughout the civil rights protests of 2020 and the COVID-19 pandemic, more businesses and organizations began addressing racism and exclusion within. While the protests...
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Book Review: ‘The Ground Breaking: An American City and Its Search for Justice’ by Scott Ellsworth

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Your legs felt as though they were made of rubber. It was like walking on a bed of marbles, like wearing roller skates on a...
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‘If you want your kid to be anti-racist, you need to be anti-racist’: Q&A with Uju Asika

BREANNA COOPER -
When blogger and writer Uju Asika grew up in London, many parents raised their children to be “colorblind,” pretending to not notice race and...
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Longtime library patron spearheads engraving project

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Dr. Michael Twyman has gone to Central Library since he was a child. Around 20 years ago, he noticed all of the engraved names...
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Local teens plan city-wide prom for seniors

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For many high school seniors, the last months of the school year mean cramming for final exams and trying to find the perfect outfit...
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What’s In A Name, Indy? Lockefield Gardens — Part Two

RICHARD MCDONOUGH -
“Lockefield was the center of the Negro community of Indianapolis.” That's one of the statements in a report of the Historic American Buildings...
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‘Madame Butterfly’ comes to Indianapolis Zoo

BREANNA COOPER -
Thomas Cannon has performed opera in theaters around the world — from New York to Japan. His next stop? The Indianapolis Zoo. From May 14-16,...
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