At least 20 pharmacies have closed in the city since 2020, frustrating residents with long lines and wait times.
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GANGGANG co-founder resigns from Newfields board of governors
Mali Bacon’s resignation follows the still-unexplained departure of the Newfields CEO.
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Indy Parks seeks opinions on Tarkington Park improvements
The parks department is seeking community input for upcoming Tarkington Park improvements that will begin in the summer of 2024.
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Indy’s new Black theater company to tell contemporary stories
Artistic director also plans to tackle ‘hard and awkward’ conversations within his community.
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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.
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Indianapolis homeless shelter won’t open for at least 2 years
The shelter will include wraparound services and a short-term leasing program.
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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.
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INSPIRE Music Collective creates a new space downtown for musicians
“It’s a place where the legacy is meeting the future in real time,” said Richard “Sleepy” Floyd.
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December has arrived with a sleighful of holiday activities
Train rides, holiday markets, light shows — and yes, an ugly sweater party!
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State files to dismiss media legal challenge to law enforcement ‘buffer zone’
Media groups in November pushed for an injunction to block the law’s effect pending a court decision.
