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Healthier lunches on the way for city schools

Guest Contributor - March 4, 2011

Ozioma News Service A new federal law will provide more money for the nation’s school lunch program – and ensure that the lunches it...

Health

Academy receives large grant

Guest Contributor - March 4, 2011

Special to the Recorder The Sigma Theta Tau International Foundation for Nursing has received a $300,000 grant from the Elsevier Foundation to fund the...

Arts & Culture

‘Extreme makeover’ is looking for families

Guest Contributor - March 4, 2011

Special to the Recorder Do you know a family whose home deserves an extreme makeover, or a family who simply deserves a home? If...

Sports

Tickets on sale for BIg ten Women’s basketball tourney

Guest Contributor - February 24, 2011

Both all-session and single-session tickets for the 2011 Big Ten Women’s Basketball Tournament are now on sale. Conseco will be the site of the...

Health

Minority women screened for chlamydia at higher rate

Guest Contributor - February 24, 2011

Special to the Recorder A new study from the Indiana University School of Medicine and the Regenstrief Institute has found that Black and especially...

Sports

Deplorable: Miller not considered for hall

DANNY BRIDGES - February 24, 2011

The ballot for the annual NBA Hall of Fame election has now been revealed and locally there are a lot of people shaking their...

Health

Bereavement program for youngsters to open Indiana camp

Guest Contributor - February 17, 2011

Special to the Recorder Community Health Network has been awarded a $100,000 grant from the Moyer Foundation to open Camp Erin Indianapolis, a free...

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Nominations now being accepted for annual awards program

Guest Contributor - February 17, 2011

Drug Free Marion County is now accepting 2011 nominations for its Annual Awards program, which recognizes individuals with outstanding commitments to and achievements in...

Sports

Miami’s big three too much for Pacers

DANNY BRIDGES - February 16, 2011

The Miami Heat lost a tough game at Boston this past Sunday and flew directly to Indianapolis afterwards for what would amount to almost...

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Spike Lee coming to IU for ArtsWeek program

Guest Contributor - February 10, 2011

Special to the Recorder BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Award-winning film director Spike Lee, among the best-known filmmakers today, will appear at IU Auditorium on Feb....

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Indianapolis Public Library amplifying diversity efforts

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