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Meet the contenders: Sheriff candidates share standpoints on key issues

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While national elections tend to inspire the most participation, local elections offer voters the greatest opportunity to have their voices heard. The Recorder spoke with...
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Who is paying for your next sheriff? — Campaign finance reports explained  

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With less than a month before the May 8 primary election, the race for Marion County Sheriff is heating up.  Former U.S. Marshal Kerry Forestal...
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Center for Leadership Development receives $1 million gift; plans to reach more students

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In high school Robin Nelson-Rice was part of Center for Leadership Development’s (CLD) first and most popular program, Self-Discovery and Career Exploration Project, which...
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Kennedy-King park recieves historic honor

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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Indianapolis park where Robert Kennedy called for peace and unity just hours after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr....
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Searching for peaceful solutions to violence

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Near a memorial constructed with teddy bears, balloons and toys, a wooden board covered the area where over 20 bullets tore into an east...
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Activism in Indianapolis

BRITTANY KING -
In the 1960s when lunch counter sit-ins and the March in Washington took place, Patricia Payne was just getting started in the Indianapolis Public...
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Dreamer legacy does King a disservice, erases his radicalism

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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was anything but a passive dreamer.Anyone who believes this narrative about King needs to revisit history.Passive dreamers aren’t murdered....
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King’s inspiration passed on from parents to son

JONATHAN BIRDSONG -
By the time I arrived in the world (circa 1974), Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was not only the face of the early ‘60s...
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MLK’s assassination: Why didn’t Indianapolis erupt into violence?

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When Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, riots broke out in major cities across the U.S. These demonstrations, later known as the “Holy Week...
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Indianapolis and the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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On April 4, 1968, Robert Kennedy, the younger brother of John F. Kennedy, stood on a podium in what is now Kennedy-King Park at...
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