Despite a win in zoning this week, legal challenges could still delay renovations at the new north Indy school.
Category: Neighborhoods
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How to share your thoughts on proposed Franklin Township development
The development would affect dozens of acres of wetlands, including some of Indiana’s best.
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Here’s which Marion County bridges are getting attention
City inspectors check bridges from top to bottom to ensure they’re safe.
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20 things to do in April
It’s not all showers for May flowers — April packs Record Store Day, the solar eclipse and more.
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My Culture Journal: Irvington grandfather dances with granddaughter
Artist and writer, CJ Woods III does Mirror Indy’s Culture Journal.
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New things to check out at local libraries this spring
Braille books for kids, new audiobooks, a Juneteenth celebration and more
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Indy’s Black Church Coalition to join national advocacy group
The coalition said the move will help support its growth and mission to end racial injustice and economic inequality.
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Problem solvers: Indy teens build device in response to Indy’s segregated past
The teens participated in Project Invent, a national program that teaches students to use technology to solve important problems.
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Wayne Township to hold Little Eagle Creek cleanup
Here’s how you can help as part of World Water Day.
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My Culture Journal: Journalist plans gospel and blues show and visits the Jackson 5 house
Eunice Trotter also takes us to an old church, a play and a Black island in the Bahamas.
