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Pace set to celebrate National Recovery Month

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When it comes to addiction, the road to recovery is unique to each individual. A one-size-fits all approach doesn’t work.However, one commonality anyone striving...
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Digital billboards create challenge for Martin University project

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A plan to add modernize Martin University and create an economic vehicle for the state’s only predominately Black institution (PBI), faces an uphill battle...
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Raising money and awareness of Alzheimer’s disease one step at a time

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When Anita Gaillard’s mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 2002, she got straight to work.  At the time, a friend of hers worked...
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Celebrate local authors

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Book lovers have the opportunity to meet and greet local authors during An Authors’ Affair, hosted by Cynthia Lynn Stigger, 2-4:30 p.m. Sept. 29...
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‘Servant’ and ‘warrior’ for the community dies

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Indianapolis lost a leader. Rev. Charles Ellis, pastor of 25th Street Baptist Church and state director of Ten Point Coalition died on Sept. 9. Ellis...
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Improved sickle cell treatment on the horizon

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At 70 years old, Cleo Camphor is seriously beating the odds for someone living with sickle cell disease. “I’m blessed because the doctor said I...
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McCain, Franklin tributes show 2 Americas and cultures

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Two farewells, both reflecting distinct but uniquely American cultures.In Detroit, celebrities sat alongside anonymous mourners on Aug. 31 in joyous remembrance of Aretha Franklin,...
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McCain, Franklin tributes show 2 Americas and cultures

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Two farewells, both reflecting distinct but uniquely American cultures.In Detroit, celebrities sat alongside anonymous mourners on Aug. 31 in joyous remembrance of Aretha Franklin,...
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Longtime activist and advocate will be missed

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Dorothy Lee Burse, 94, former executive director of Citizens Multi-Service Center, died on Sept. 3.Burse was a longtime community activist and advocate for Indianapolis,...
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Longtime activist and advocate will be missed

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Dorothy Lee Burse, 94, former executive director of Citizens Multi-Service Center, died on Sept. 3.Burse was a longtime community activist and advocate for Indianapolis,...
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