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Write On the Poetry Spot: A meeting of the minds

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - May 6, 2010

Many believe that the romantic drama “Love Jones” is a classic film that introduced viewers to the burgeoning but underground world of spoken word...

Health

May is National Stroke Awareness Month

James D. Fleck, M.D - May 6, 2010

James D. Fleck, M.D., a neurologist at Methodist Hospital and medical director of stroke services for Clarian Neuroscience, discusses symptoms, risk factors and treatments...

Business

Tax planning for 2010

MICHAEL G. SHINN, CFP - May 6, 2010

April 15 has passed and if you are like me, you have filed your tax return and are breathing a sigh of relief. However,...

Religion

Indianapolis choir wins

SPECIAL TO THE RECORDER - May 6, 2010

Indianapolis choir James Andrews and New Seasons has won the American Stroke Association’s Most Powerful Voices competition and will perform at the Power Awards...

Sports

Fever open preseason with special matinee

DANNY BRIDGES - May 6, 2010

Just when we were starting to come down to earth after their memorable playoff run, the Girls of Summer are back to entertain us...

Religion

Beyond transactions to transformation

REV. CHARLES TRIPP - May 6, 2010

We live in a world where the making and closing of “the deal” is a prime reality. It is “the deal” which drives, gives...

Health

Women, cut your risk for a stroke: walk

Special to Recorder - May 6, 2010

Walking regularly can extend your life. Women who walked two or more hours a week or who usually walked at a brisk pace (three...

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Mays honored by Walker Theatre

RECORDER STAFF - May 6, 2010

The Madame Walker Theatre Center recently announced William G. Mays as the recipient of the 2010 Madame C.J. Walker Entrepreneurial Award. Each year, a...

Arts & Culture

Briefs around Town

RECORDER STAFF - May 6, 2010

Open Mic for everyone The Indianapolis Marion County Public Library’s Pike branch, 6525 Zionsville Rd., is inviting everyone to a family friendly Open Mic...

Arts & Culture

Indy’s ‘heavenly’ barbecue place

AARON RIMSTIDT - May 6, 2010

When I stopped by to try this week’s restaurant, Bar-B-Q Heaven, I learned that its reputation has spread far and wide. Charles Cannon, a...

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