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2010 Indy Pro Am Summer League

Guest Contributor - June 24, 2010

Familiar faces will be returning to Indianapolis as it hosts the 2010 Indy Pro Am Summer League. It tips off on Tuesday, June 29...

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Casual diner is area jewelHot new Meridian eatery

Tashaundra Golden - June 18, 2010

Previously Dodd’s Townhouse, Meridian Restaurant & Bar has come into the neighborhood with a smooth, fresh taste and an old time feel. What was...

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Erro breaks all the rules

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - June 18, 2010

Eric Roberson is truly a breath of fresh air to R&B/soul music. His triple-threat talents as a singer, songwriter and producer, are evident in...

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Briefs

RECORDER STAFF - June 18, 2010

The velveteen rabbit The Junior Civic Theatre will present Margery Williams’ classic novel turned play “The Velveteen Rabbit.” The popular book will come to...

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Sharing life’s winning playbook

BRANDON A. PERRY - June 10, 2010

For generations, numerous studies have reported that when temperatures rise in the summer, so do the rates of crime. Those same studies indicate that...

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Lets Meet PBS Kids in the Park

Guest Contributor - June 10, 2010

Join WFYI Public Broadcasting as it hosts Lets Meet PBS Kids in the Park family festival. The festival will take place Saturday, June 12...

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IMA Opens 100 Acres: The Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & Nature Park

Guest Contributor - June 10, 2010

On June 19 and 20, Indianapolis Museum of Art, 4000 Michigan Rd., will hold its weekend long celebration of music, art, tours and a...

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Black Music Month

Guest Contributor - June 10, 2010

In lieu of Black Music Month, proCircuit, UpScale Marketing & Promotions and Debut are to present the second installment of the Up Close &...

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Never put off a tamale you can eat today

AARON RIMSTIDT - June 10, 2010

This week I visited a west side restaurant that has steadily grown in reputation since it first opened at the corner of Rockville Road...

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Review: `Marmaduke’: Who let this dog out?

CHRISTY LEMIREAP Movie Critic - June 4, 2010

Wouldn't it be great if 7-year-olds could drive themselves to the movies? You could give them some money for Junior Mints or whatever, send...

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