Check out a horror book fair, a vintage market, an herb growing class, and a glow-in-the-dark art show.
Category: Neighborhoods
Posted inGovernment
West Indy chemical plant targeted for cleanup in federal consent decree
The federal government will accept comments until March 13 on a deal for new chemical plant owners to take over Superfund cleanup.
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Indy’s ShotSpotter pilot is over, so why are the sensors still there?
Wired Magazine revealed the sensors’ locations for the first time. It’s unclear whether the devices are still transmitting data.
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Wayne Township leaders approve fire merger. What happens now?
Facing financial trouble, Wayne Township Advisory Board approves fire merger with Indianapolis Fire Department.
Posted inArts & Culture
Four Indy Fever players take us behind the scenes of All-Star weekend
In this week’s Culture Journal four Indy Fever players take us behind the scenes of All-Star weekend.
Posted inArts & Culture
What art do you think belongs on the Indianapolis Cultural Trail?
The Indianapolis Cultural Trail invites the community to share their input through a survey.
Posted inArts & Culture
Attack of the killer potholes
Photographer makes a scene with Indy’s cratered roads. Plus: How to report a pothole to the city.
Posted inNeighborhoods
How a new EPA rule could have outsized impact on Indy’s west side
The new rule could help a neighborhood still reeling from classist and racist policies of nearly a century ago.
Posted inArts & Culture
Sip your way through Indianapolis’ growing Chai scene
Even in the middle of Indiana, Chai is all about the masala.
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Longtime eastside diner draws customers with home-cooked meals and friendly service
Manager and servers say it feels like a family in the Four Seasons Diner.
