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Arlington gospel choir reunion

Guest Contributor - July 29, 2010

The Arlington High School gospel choir will hold its first reunion for those that were part of the choir from 1997 to 2010. The...

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Taste of Downtown

Guest Contributor - July 29, 2010

Don’t miss the Taste of Downtown, Aug. 7 from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. on College Avenue between Ohio and New York streets at...

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Celebration and school supply giveaway

Guest Contributor - July 29, 2010

The Marion County Superior Court and Juvenile Detention Center will host its Second Annual CommU.N.I.T.Y (Uniting Neighbors and Informing Today’s Youth) Fair. The fair...

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Two groups, one awesome night

BRANDON A. PERRY - July 29, 2010

If you need a special break from the stress of life or just want to hear good music, then get ready to see the...

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Off to the market, City Market, that is

Tashaundra Golden - July 29, 2010

Before a recent lunch visit to the downtown City Market, it had been 13 years since I had been there. Needless to say, a...

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Dance apparel

Guest Contributor - July 29, 2010

Indianapolis-based dance wear and dance apparel manufacturers Motionwear and Kinney Dancewear will host an event that features Motionwear at a special price. The special...

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Cypress Hill at Vogue Theater

Guest Contributor - July 29, 2010

American hip-hop group Cypress Hillπ will perform live in concert on Aug. 9. The event will take place at the Vogue Theater, 6259 N....

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Taste: it’s aptly named

AARON RIMSTIDT - July 22, 2010

There is something refreshing about a simple title. Take the sports world. Names such as the Miami Hurricanes, Colorado Avalanche, Iowa State Cyclones (the...

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Briefs

RECORDER STAFF - July 22, 2010

The men of ‘My Boys’ Jamie Kaler and Mike Bunin of the television series “My Boys” will be performing at Crackers in Broad Ripple,...

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Peak performanceG Natural provides same Gatorade effectiveness

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - July 22, 2010

When thinking of Gatorade, images of muscle-bound athletes dripping in sweat and playing with agility and stamina may come to mind. While the drink...

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