The state denied, for now, an application to destroy wetlands.
Category: Neighborhoods
Posted inBusiness
What unionized REI workers want in their first contract
Workers say one of their biggest priorities is getting stability in their schedules.
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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.
Posted inGovernment
Cash-strapped Wayne Township would benefit from Keystone deal
The trustee is negotiating a deal to relocate Greenlawn remains to a westside cemetery.
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Remembering the stories of westside Indy veterans on Memorial Day
Members of westside VFW posts place flags on veterans graves at Floral Park Cemetery.
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Here’s what Riverside neighbors think of big plans for Kuntz stadium
Investors plan $12M+ upgrades to Kuntz Memorial Soccer Stadium in the Riverside neighborhood.
Posted inEducation
School gardening club harvests its fields
The gardening club at Indianapolis Public Schools district’s Meredith Nicholson School 96 harvested its fields Monday.
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To close homeownership gap, a nonprofit uses this old housing rule
Community Lift is one of a growing number of special purpose credit programs.
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Indy nonprofits gave families $500 a month. Here’s how it went.
The eastside Indianapolis groups chose 15 families to test a universal basic income program for a year and a half.
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Trade in your gun May 25. Artists will transform it into artwork.
The guns will be dismantled and transformed by artists at Harrison Center for the Arts.
