Turner was a barber and prominent community leader who was buried at Greenlawn Cemetery
Category: Neighborhoods
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Eunice Trotter wants an excavation of Greenlawn’s African American section
A private development and public bridge project are set to bury some remains forever.
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Leon Bates is historian turned advocate for Greenlawn Cemetery
Bates has spent the last year raising awareness of the segregated history of the Indy cemetery.
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Names at Greenlawn are a mystery a century after headstones vanished
Some of the city’s earliest residents may still be buried at the site near the White River.
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Small eastside bookstore wants to make reading fun again
Garden of Readin’ is next in a wave of bookstores that have opened in the past year.
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‘A stepping stone’: Men find hope during free eastside training
The Fathers and Families Center will help program graduates find a job in the industry.
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IPS school hosts blood drive for mom with rare disease
Edison School of the Arts will hold a blood drive for myasthenia gravis survivor Kori Durham.
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Teens organize peace walk at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park
The peace walk will begin at 2 p.m. April 27 at the Landmark for Peace Memorial.
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Once on death’s door, a teen burn survivor is on a journey to help others
After surviving childhood trauma, Daniel Lynch became a Decatur Township EMT.
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Neighbors worry about future of two Butler-owned buildings
One is the former School 86, which contains a legacy celebrated by Butler-Tarkington neighbors.
