In Indy, Juneteenth will be celebrated with concerts, poetry, markets, storytelling events and education opportunities for all ages.
Category: Neighborhoods
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In Wayne Township, construction students build a house and a career
The pandemic put a pause on Area 31 Career Center’s annual build. But students are back this year with a new home on Indy’s west side.
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With an increase in Haitian students, translators bridge gaps
Schools rely on translators to meet the needs of the eastside’s growing Haitian population.
Posted inHealth
‘Life After Incarceration’ event will focus on community member stories
Hoosiers who were formerly incarcerated face significant barriers to re-entry.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Families can get free diapers from new Warren Township program
Caregivers on the far east side can receive free diapers and wipes for children each month as part of a new program from the Warren Township Trustee’s Office. Annika Cox, the Warren Township assistance supervisor, started the Bloomin’s Baby Bottoms program after seeing a need in the community. “A lot of times people who are […]
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‘As important to Indianapolis as Oscar Robertson or Reggie Miller’
70 years after his death, former Negro League superstar Oscar Charleston was recognized by the MLB as one of baseball’s greatest hitters.
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Southsiders prevail in halting plan to destroy wetlands
The state denied, for now, an application to destroy wetlands.
Posted inBusiness
What unionized REI workers want in their first contract
Workers say one of their biggest priorities is getting stability in their schedules.
Posted inHealth
Renovated family center reopens in Indianapolis park
The park boasts a range of additions, including a new playground, an indoor track, and two basketball courts.
