The eastside neighborhood will reveal the results of efforts to slow traffic as part of a tactical urbanism project.
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IPS enrollment declines slightly in 2023-24 while charter school enrollment keeps growing
Data indicates that sharp drops in IPS enrollment stemming from the pandemic have essentially flattened out.
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Circle Centre is a haven for small businesses. When the mall’s redeveloped, where will they go?
As national chains have moved out and left vacant space, Circle Centre Mall has become home to many small businesses.
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‘Iran in Revolt’: Central Library art exhibit showcases Iranian struggle
The library exhibit includes protest works by anonymous artists still living in Iran.
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Lack of affordable housing felt in all 92 Indiana counties
Report: 39 affordable and available rental homes exist for every 100 low-income Hoosier rental households.
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More board member changes at Newfields
Another board of trustees member departs, but two new members join as fallout from CEO’s exit continues.
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Library announces Nichelle M. Hayes’ departure
Her exit follows an unsuccessful push from community members for her to become CEO of the Indianapolis Public Library.
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Arts jury junkie meets stranger in a parking lot to buy a board game
In this week’s journal, an arts jury junkie debates reading comics by a problematic writer and meets a stranger in a parking lot to buy a board game.
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Development would destroy Franklin Township wetlands following erosion of state protections
The construction of warehouses near the Johnson County Line threatens to destroy a portion of the state’s few remaining high-quality wetlands.
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Bill would restrict charter authorizing powers in Marion County
Charter schools struggle to provide consistent education as they battle uphill.
