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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana hopes new headquarters will help serve more children

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As a mentoring organization more than 100 years old, Big Brothers Big Sisters doesn’t have an issue with name recognition. But for the Central...
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Indiana’s first African American postmistress could finally get recognition she deserves

TYLER FENWICK -
Ida P. Hagan, born in 1888 near the Pinkston Freedom Settlement in Dubois County, has a story that for so long has been withering...
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Indiana’s first African American postmistress could finally get recognition she deserves

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Ida P. Hagan, born in 1888 near the Pinkston Freedom Settlement in Dubois County, has a story that for so long has been withering...
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100 years of summer reading fun

JACLYN FERGUSON -
School is out, which means many children will have free time on their hands. The Indianapolis Public Library offers a fun, educational program that...
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100 years of summer reading fun

JACLYN FERGUSON -
School is out, which means many children will have free time on their hands. The Indianapolis Public Library offers a fun, educational program that...
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100 years of summer reading fun

JACLYN FERGUSON -
School is out, which means many children will have free time on their hands. The Indianapolis Public Library offers a fun, educational program that...
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Wabash commencement speaker tells grads to ‘secure the bag,’ but give back

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Wabash College sent an email to soon-to-be-graduates asking who might be interested in giving a speech at commencement. Jaleel Grandberry, a rhetoric major, emailed...
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Homelessness in Indianapolis is declining, but African Americans are still overrepresented

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A count of the homeless population in Indianapolis in January showed a slight decline in homelessness since last year, but the proportion of African...
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Social media advocate fulfills educational goals

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Cherise Shockley, a resident of Noblesville, had a goal of getting her degree in mass communication before she was 40. As the creator of...
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Social media advocate fulfills educational goals

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Cherise Shockley, a resident of Noblesville, had a goal of getting her degree in mass communication before she was 40. As the creator of...
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