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Restaurant Review: Foundry Provisions

kinumedia - January 14, 2016

One particular day, I woke up on the wrong side of the bed. After a long prayer requesting a better attitude, some morning news,...

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Indy’s singles: Submit your information to be featured

kinumedia - January 13, 2016

This year the Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper is looking to showcase some of Indy's singles (three women and three men) in its Valentine's Day issue...

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Recipe: Butter Pecan Bread Pudding Minis

kinumedia - January 7, 2016

Don’t let that day old baguette of bread go to waste, when life gives you left over bread, you make bread budding.Ingredients1. 1 large...

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Restaurant Review: The Ville

kinumedia - January 7, 2016

In recent years, Hamilton County has become more diverse, but varied restaurant choices have been slow to follow, until now.Chef Keith Brooks decided to...

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6 tips for making a fresh start in 2016

kinumedia - January 7, 2016

People often use the end of a year as a period of reflection and a chance to make goals for the upcoming year. Most...

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Best movies of 2015

kinumedia - December 30, 2015

Movies have become a great comfort in what has been a tumultuous year. They’ve entertained us. Made us laugh, feel courageous, scared, romantic and...

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On the bench with Judge Glenda Hatchett

kinumedia - December 30, 2015

With more than 30 years of experience, Judge Glenda Hatchett is well known for her popular show, “Judge Hatchett,” which began airing in 2000...

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Restaurant Review: Circle City Soups

kinumedia - December 30, 2015

If you’re a soup lover like me, you’ll be excited to try Circle City Soups in the Indianapolis City Market, and you may even...

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Meet the first woman to hold a patent for a natural hair product

kinumedia - December 24, 2015

In the early 1900s, Sarah BreedLove, also known as Madame CJ Walker, emerged as an entrepreneur, philanthropist and most of all, the first female...

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IHS Press releases ‘Indiana’s 200: The People Who Shaped the Hoosier State’

kinumedia - December 15, 2015

The Indiana Historical Society (IHS) continues to celebrate Indiana's upcoming Bicentennial with a nod to some familiar names in Marion County. Reformer May Wright...

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