John Boner Neighborhood Centers will host a community paint day for a mural on the near east side.
Author Archives: Darian Benson
As Mirror Indy's eastside neighborhood reporter, I write stories to help eastsiders stay connected and informed about what is going on their neighborhood.
Darian Benson is an Indianapolis native and spent the past few years covering local government and regional health at WFYI. There she reported on the intersections of policy and health with a focus on substance use and maternal health.
Her work has aired nationally on NPR and Here & Now and has appeared in KFF Health News.
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Meet the graduate student nurturing Lawrence’s urban forest
McKinney Climate Fellow Taylor Stout is helping craft a city urban forestry master plan.
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Eastside data center campus recommended for approval
“Once decisions like this are made, there’s no turning back,” one resident said.
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Community can share thoughts on proposed eastside data center
A Georgia-based developer wants to build a data center near the Pennsy Trail.
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Celebrate community with a peace walk in Martindale Brightwood
The event is June 12 at the Edna Martin Christian Center Leadership and Legacy Campus.
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Looking for a trivia night? Check out these library events.
The Indianapolis Public LIbrary will offer free trivia games at various locations this summer.
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Councilors undecided on eastside data center
Residents are concerned about environmental impacts of a data center near Pennsy Trail.
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Faith leaders continue to fight Martindale Brightwood data center
Local clergy members say Mayor Joe Hogsett has declined requests to meet with them.
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Get your pet vaccinated for $5 at pop-up clinic
The clinic is 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. June 6 at Frederick Douglass Park.
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Celebrate the completed Far Eastside Quality of Life Plan
Residents can learn about the completed plan and next steps at a celebration June 5.
