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Check out Fela! at the ima

Guest Contributor - January 27, 2011

Cultural Cannibals will present an HD broadcast of the National Theatre of London’s FELA! at 5 p.m. on Feb. 5 in the Indianapolis Museum...

Health

Stopping diabetes

BRANDON A. PERRY - January 27, 2011

Avoiding diabetes is easier than many people might think. According to Indiana University researchers, a simple blood test can help stop the onset of...

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Mayor approves charter school for students with severe disabilities

Guest Contributor - January 27, 2011

Special to the Recorder Mayor Greg Ballard has approved the application of Damar Charter Academy, which if ratified by the City-County Council, will open...

Health

Coping with the winter blues10 questions with a counselor

Guest Contributor - January 27, 2011

Special to the Recorder Coping with the winter blues 10 questions with a counselor With the hustle and bustle of the holiday season behind...

Sports

A Big D welcome to Packers, Steelers

JAIME ARON<br />AP Pro Football Writer - January 27, 2011

DALLAS – Welcome to Big D, Packers and Steelers. Y’all are in for a good ol’ time. The first Super Bowl in North Texas...

Business

Feds spend millions on hoop houses

The Associated Press - January 27, 2011

The federal government has spent millions of dollars to help farmers nationwide buy greenhouse-like structures called high tunnels that can add valuable weeks and...

Religion

Concerned Clergy installs its 2011 officers

Guest Contributor - January 27, 2011

The Concerned Clergy Inc., an ecumenical organization consisting of lay persons, pastors, businesses and organizations from across Indianapolis, holds its installation of 2011 officers....

Arts & Culture

Super Bowl teams set

DANNY BRIDGES - January 27, 2011

Two of the most storied franchises in NFL history are set to tee it up in Dallas on Feb. 6, as the Green Bay...

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Father arrested, Teens shot, Man convicted of human trafficking

Guest Contributor - January 27, 2011

Father arrested Police have arrested Emmanuel Rodriguez-Serrano on murder charges after authorities found his infant daughter dead in an apartment on Racquet Ball Drive....

Health

Coping with the winter blues10 questions with a counselor

Guest Contributor - January 27, 2011

Special to the Recorder Coping with the winter blues 10 questions with a counselor With the hustle and bustle of the holiday season behind...

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