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Author Archives: Diane Moore
Alma Mater: Xavier University, University of Kentucky
I'm a GenXer who has always had a passion for media. I started my career in TV production in Ohio then transitioned into print journalism at The Indy Star. I also have worked in corporate communications for a regional retailer, as an adjunct college professor in communication and as a contributing writer for Indy Maven.
I enjoy staying active and am an ACE-certified group fitness instructor who teaches classes (primarily Zumba, and basic stretch) at Irsay Family YMCA and other gyms in Indy.
I believe providing access to local news is vital as is sharing stories that are often overlooked and that’s why I am thrilled to be a part of Mirror Indy! I wanted to be part of a newsroom that is committed to those goals.
My email address is diane.moore@mirrorindy.org.
Posted inResources
Ever wanted to start or improve a neighborhood organization? Here’s how.
Begin by reviewing the Indianapolis Neighborhood Resource Center’s workbook for organizers.
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Indy trash and recycling pickup will be on a one-day delay for the holidays
It’s because Christmas and New Year’s Day fall on Mondays.
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State Rep. Gore to hold listening forums on Indy’s east side and in Beech Grove
Residents can provide feedback to the Democratic lawmaker.
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Eastside residents and business owners share feedback on IndyGo’s Blue Line
There were both positive and negative comments from the community.
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Ladies Under Construction teaches communication and leadership skills to school-age girls
Participants say the mentorship program gives them confidence and helps them dream for the future.
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Program will offer food, other help to people released into electronic monitoring
The Marion County Community Corrections program also is accepting donations to help.
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Food drives fill a need on the far east side
What started during the pandemic to help Indianapolis residents still is providing help to those in need.Â
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Hamilton, Qaddoura are holding a town hall on the northeast side
Community members can let the Democratic lawmakers know what issues are on their mind.
