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Q & A with Santa: Meet Santa Josiah
‘I have a family that comes from Atlanta every year to come see me, which is really inspiring.’
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Meet Indy’s new bookstores
New bookstores are giving Indianapolis readers a variety of selections. Here’s where to find them.
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‘What I want from Santa is a coat’; How you can help Santa give gifts to Indy kids this year
Operation Santa connects families in need with Hoosiers who are willing to help deliver gifts and Christmas cheer.
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Judge finds primary law unconstitutional; grants Rust injunction
Judge: ‘Elections belong to the people. It’s their decision.’
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Your guide to free health care in Indianapolis
People in need can find primary care, dental services and more.
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Here’s when the Nora and Pike library branches will close for renovations
The library expects both branches to reopen by early 2025.
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How Indianapolis parents who owe child support can get their licenses back
Noncustodial parents who owe child support may participate in the Good Faith Initiative
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Who’s doing what in December: Part 1
5 Indianapolis creators and community leaders share what’s on their calendars this month.
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Supporters for new homeless shelter outnumber dissenters at neighborhood meeting
The city already has purchased land for the site in Fountain Square.