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Minister bridged racial divides

MATT SCHUDELWashington Post - August 20, 2009

Rev. H. Wesley Wiley, 94, a nationally prominent Baptist minister who was among the first African-American pastors to lead a predominantly white church in...

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Consumers devouring nutrient-spiked foods, drinks

MARILYNN MARCHIONE AP Medical Writer - August 20, 2009

From heart-friendly margarines to sugary cereals that strengthen bones, once-demonized foods are being spiked with nutrients to give them a healthier glow — and...

Health

Tap or bottle it?

SAMANTHA POUNDS - August 20, 2009

Clean water is one of the most important needs for the human body. It keeps the anatomy hydrated and dispenses toxic waste stored in...

Arts & Culture

Let loose at Dave & Busters

SAMANTHA POUNDS - August 20, 2009

Do you ever wish you can play games and eat at the same time? Or how about having a corporate luncheon and unwinding after...

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Law Enforcement Turns Up the Heat in the Last Days of Summer

www.in.gov/cji - August 20, 2009

Indianapolis, IN.–In an effort to reduce the number of deaths and injuries on Indiana roadways, the Governor’s Council on Impaired & Dangerous Driving will...

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Franklin University hires local dean

Franklin University - August 20, 2009

Franklin University of Ohio hired Dr. Michael Szakaly to serve as dean of its new Indianapolis campus, the not-for-profit educator announced recently. Szakaly previously...

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Nonprofit’s contest seeks to retool state slogan

AP - August 20, 2009

The state's various slogans include "Enjoy Indiana, "The Crossroads of America" and "Restart Your Engines," the last a reference to the Indianapolis 500. An...

Business

Franklin University hires local dean

Franklin University - August 20, 2009

Franklin University of Ohio hired Dr. Michael Szakaly to serve as dean of its new Indianapolis campus, the not-for-profit educator announced recently. Szakaly previously...

Arts & Culture

From Egypt to Indy

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - August 20, 2009

Let’s take a journey…to Egypt. Instead of traveling across the Atlantic Ocean, the land of mystery and wonder can be found at The Children’s...

Sports

Fever Looking To Finish Strong

DANNY BRIDGES - August 20, 2009

You see it all the time in professional sports. A team gets out in front of the pack in the standings and somehow they...

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