In a photo essay, photographer Jes Nijjer captures a vinyl dance party in the Mass Ave. neighborhood.
Category: Neighborhoods
Posted inArts & Culture
Addressing public art deserts means funding art beyond Indy’s downtown
Diversity and public art deserts were concerns raised by a recent art census. Changes are happening.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Wayne Township takes first step toward EMS and fire mergers
The township board voted on an EMS merger, and a similar vote for fire services is planned next month.
Posted inArts & Culture
Mirror Indy’s arts and culture editor draws nudes, appears on TV
In this week’s journal, Mirror Indy’s arts and culture editor draws nudes, attends a hard cider convention, and appears on TV.
Posted inNeighborhoods
‘Hey, we’re here, too’: Indy’s Global Village celebrates the city’s international population
The unofficial museum is located in the International Marketplace neighborhood on Indy’s west side.
Posted inGovernment
Forced fire merger bill appears to be dead in Senate committee
Senate Bill 54 would have let the city merge three township fire departments with the Indianapolis Fire Department without township approval.
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Housing, retail and a school included in updated vision for Lafayette Square Mall
The former Lafayette Square Mall property on the northwest side would become its own neighborhood under new plans from a development firm that first announced renovations more than two years ago. The vision for The Square, as the project is called, includes multifamily housing, office space, retail, hotels, a medical campus and even a K-12 […]
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Keep Indianapolis Beautiful is hiring workers for summer programs
Tasks include watering and mulching trees throughout Indianapolis.
Posted inGovernment
Video: See inside the newly renovated Krannert Family and Aquatic Center on the west side
A $7 million renovation gave the park a new indoor pool, a new gym and other upgrades.
Posted inNeighborhoods
‘Everyday people make mistakes’: Irvington businesses drop support of bill that could kill Blue Line
Just last week, some business owners were at the Statehouse to support the bill.
