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Education company trying to increase participation in after-school programs

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Picture Darye Henry and San Pathak at a family gathering, off in a corner strategizing. Henry and Pathak are brothers-in-law, but they’re also co-founders...
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‘Made in Indy’ podcast highlights local creators

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Few things in life induce panic like a soon-to-be college graduate who’s about to step into the real world. That was Kendall Antron in...
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Panel discusses fallout from UniGov 53 years after it changed Indianapolis

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There is no going back in time to undo UniGov, either scrapping it altogether or tweaking bits and pieces, but the legislation that reshaped...
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Newfields names new president and CEO

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On May 17, Newfields board of trustees announced the appointment of Dr. Colette Pierce Burnette as the new president and CEO. Burnette will begin...
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Reggie Jones, a busy advocate for African Americans, dies at 81

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Everyone knew Reggie Jones, and Reggie Jones knew everyone. That’s what his friends liked to say. Were they exaggerating? Only slightly, if at all. Jones,...
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Supermarket shooter sought Black neighborhood, official says

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By CAROLYN THOMPSON and MICHAEL BALSAMO Associated Press BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — The white 18-year-old who shot and killed 10 people at a Buffalo supermarket...
Health

IUPUI offers free lead screening kits

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Free lead screening kits to test water, soil and homes for lead exposure are available at 17 Indianapolis Public Library locations through a collaboration...
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Panel to discuss intended and unintended consequences of UniGov

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The legacy of UniGov is complicated. There are competing narratives and far-reaching consequences still felt today. Plus, there is a dwindling number of firsthand...
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Broad Ripple Art Fair celebrates 50 years

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The Broad Ripple Art Fair opened for the first time in 1971. The art fair has been in existence for a while — to say...
Health

Lead pilot program gives CAFE Indy a new greenspace

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A lead testing program on the far east side will help reduce neighborhood risk of lead exposure for residents and bring a new greenspace...
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