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State plane sale exceeds asking price

Guest Contributor - February 11, 2014

The State of Indiana’s 2001 Beechcraft Super King Air B200 twin turbine aircraft sold on Jan. 30 for $1,834,000, which was $134,000 beyond the...

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An evening with Ursula Burns

Guest Contributor - February 11, 2014

"An Evening With Ursula Burns" will air on PBS station WIPB in Indianapolis on Feb. 11 at 4 a.m. "An Evening With Ursula Burns" features Ursula...

Arts & Culture

Free pizzas available this week!

For the Recorder - February 10, 2014

This Tuesday and Wednesday, Blaze Pizza, located just off the IUPUI Campus at 913 Indiana Ave., will give away whole pizzas as part of...

Arts & Culture

Comcast announces XFinity TV

For the Recorder - February 10, 2014

More than 200 million people are expected to enjoy watching nations come together and celebrate the world’s top athletes during the 2014 Sochi Winter...

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Love Day Heartache

For the Recorder - February 10, 2014

With Valentine’s Day quickly approaching, make sure to be informed about anyone you might meet online so you don’t fall for a romance scam....

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Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana Celebrates Black History Month

For the Recorder - February 10, 2014

The Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana (FHCCI) celebrates Black History Month this February and honors the civil rights leaders who have pioneered integration...

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Indy Parks Christmas tree drop-off extended

Guest Contributor - February 7, 2014

The City’s Christmas tree recycling program has been extended as a courtesy to residents through Feb. 15The City’s Office of Sustainability, in partnership with...

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By popular demand, Paul George returns to the Dunk Contest

NBA.com/Pacers - February 7, 2014

Paul George is becoming a mainstay at the NBA's All-Star Weekend.For the third straight season, George will compete in an event as part of...

Sports

2014 Indiana Fever schedule announced

Guest Contributor - February 7, 2014

The Indiana Fever will open its 15th anniversary season with back-to-back games against a pair of clubs it faced in the 2013 playoffs. Indiana...

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The IPS charter shift and things you didn’t know about Beurt SerVaas

AMOS BROWN III - February 6, 2014

Ever since Indiana authorized charter schools in 2001, the Indianapolis Public Schools wasn’t thrilled about it.But the election of reform minded school board members...

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