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The Diversity Music Fest

Guest Contributor - June 2, 2011

When: Saturday, June 11 Where: Blue Ribbon Pavilion, Indiana State Fairgrounds, 1202 E. 38th St. Time: Doors open at 5 p.m.; concert begins at...

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Rob Dixon: all that jazz

JACK SALES - June 2, 2011

Joining the lineup at the upcoming Diversity Music Fest "One Mic, One Sound" will be internationally known jazz musician, saxophonist Rob Dixon. Joining Dixon...

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Indiana State Fair to hold job fair June 2

Guest Contributor - May 26, 2011

Hundreds of hourly positions open for 17-day fair INDIANAPOLIS - The Great Indiana State Fair is hoping to fill more than 600 hourly positions...

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Coach of the Week

EMIL EKIYOR - May 26, 2011

Coach E: What is your career coaching record and your coaching record at Warren Central? Coach Michael Brooks: Overall 72-40. My Warren Record in...

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Former winners are not typical underdogs

DANNY BRIDGES - May 26, 2011

While all 33 drivers are pumped for this Sunday's action, the real question that remains is can anyone who is not considered to be...

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Briefs around Town

Guest Contributor - May 26, 2011

New Civil War exhibit at Conner Prairie The next generation of the American museum exhibit is taking shape at Conner Prairie Interactive History Park...

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Square Rootz Deli: innovative and cheap

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - May 26, 2011

I love a hearty meal, but now that the weather is getting warm, I find myself wanting something light but filling. Sandwiches are great...

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An energetic mix

BRANDON A. PERRY - May 26, 2011

Removing stress is easy with the down-home sounds of a country song and the irresistible energy of Latin music. Guests will experience that and...

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Lincoln MKZ Hybrid—very impressive

Guest Contributor - May 19, 2011

DETROIT - I'm just too through with Lincoln. Not that the automaker has done anything wrong, in fact, the luxury marquee has done something...

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IPS offers summer camps

EMIL EKIYOR - May 19, 2011

As we approach the end of the school year and the start of the summer, parents around the city are searching for productive summer...

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