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4 things to do on the Fourth of July

VICTORIA DAVIS - June 30, 2014

Take off your aprons; turn off your smokers and save the spatulas for another holiday because the Fourth of July is one to celebrate...

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Stay safe this 4th of July in Marion County

KAILAH A. JONES - June 27, 2014

With the 4th of July right around the corner, Indiana residents can almost smell the scent of burning charcoal and hear the popping of...

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Build a poem, write an empire

EBONY CHAPPEL - June 26, 2014

In classic call-and-response fashion, poet jusWill encourages a crowd of artists and spectators ranging in age, ethnicity and levels of poetic experience to participate...

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A guaranteed good time at Kilroy’s

KAILAH A. JONES - June 26, 2014

My friends and I wanted to have a girls’ night out, so we decided to go to Kilroy’s Bar N’ Grill. We went to...

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Edna Martin Christian Center Peach Festival

Guest Contributor - June 23, 2014

If you have a love for peaches and live in the Martindale-Brightwood area, The Edna Martin Christian Center will be hosting its first annual...

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State Fair seeks Indiana beer and wine exhibitors

Guest Contributor - June 23, 2014

The Indiana State Fair is now accepting applications from Hoosier brewers and wineries to participate in the inaugural Indiana Beer and Wine Exhibition at...

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COTA to Host Inaugural Miracle Maker Celebration in Indianapolis

Guest Contributor - June 23, 2014

The Children's Organ Transplant Association (COTA) will host its Inaugural Miracle Maker Celebration on June 28 at the NCAA Headquarters Christine Grant Ballroom in...

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Get paid to do something for the environment

Guest Contributor - June 23, 2014

Doing something good for the environment in Indianapolis can now earn you currency that can be exchanged for goods at local businesses.The program called...

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The real thing

Jessica R. Key - June 19, 2014

As we continue through Black Music Month, the Recorder takes a look at bands that use live instruments to create real music.Native SunRichard “Sleepy”...

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Fox & Hound has tasty wings

Jessica R. Key - June 19, 2014

The San Antonio Spurs have clenched the NBA championship title and now all eyes are on the FIFA World Cup and your baseball team...

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