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Homeless legislation rejected

VICTORIA DAVIS -
“Come you who are blessed by my Father, take your inheritance, the kingdom prepared for you since the beginning of the world. For I...
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Indianapolis entrepreneurs speak out on buying Black

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Following what many considered a miscarriage of justice in Ferguson, Mo. with a failed indictment of police officer Darren Wilson in late November, thousands...
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County Clerk Eldridge reflects on her historic win

LESLIE L. FULLER -
Myla Eldridge, the former deputy director and director of elections, a Democrat, made Hoosier history in the November election by becoming the first African-American...
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President Announces Policy Changes in Relation to Cuba

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The White House released a statement today, announcing that the complicated history between Cuba and the United States is about to change. The change,...
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What Bill Mays meant to me as mentor, publisher and friend

AMOS BROWN III -
William G. “Bill” Mays was the most important figure in Indianapolis’ African-American community and one of the leading figures in Indy itself in the...
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Friends and colleagues remember Bill Mays

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The Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper gathered reaction from state and city leaders about their relationship with William “Bill” Mays.Bro. Clyde Bailey, Most Worshipful Grand Master...
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Bill Mays

Jessica R. Key -
When you think of William G. Mays, oftentimes the first word that comes to mind is businessman. Over his lifetime, he had many professional...
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Services for William "Bill" Mays

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Mays Chemical Company, Inc. has lost a visionary, a community servant and a kind-hearted man, and the world has lost an amazing human being.No...
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With deep sympathies

Jessica R. Key -
Many in the Indiana community and beyond are stunned by the news that William G. Mays, founder and owner of Mays Chemical Co. and...
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William G. Mays, founder and CEO of Mays Chemical Company, dead at age 69

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 William G. Mays, owner and founder of Mays Chemical Company, died Thursday December 4, 2014. The Evansville native passed away in Indianapolis, IN on...
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