As the nation celebrates the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Indianapolis prepares for a series of events to honor the Civil Rights leader for MLK Day of service.
Category: Neighborhoods
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Community Heights made 10th Street safer. A permanent fix could take several years.
A tactical urbanism project on the east side showed residents how 10th Street could be safer.
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‘Our boots on the ground’: IndyGo transit ambassadors are here to help riders
IndyGo is looking to add up to 20 more people this year.
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Ever wanted to start or improve a neighborhood organization? Here’s how.
Begin by reviewing the Indianapolis Neighborhood Resource Center’s workbook for organizers.
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Traffic barriers in Community Heights slowed cars. See what’s next.
The eastside neighborhood will reveal the results of efforts to slow traffic as part of a tactical urbanism project.
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Arts jury junkie meets stranger in a parking lot to buy a board game
In this week’s journal, an arts jury junkie debates reading comics by a problematic writer and meets a stranger in a parking lot to buy a board game.
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Development would destroy Franklin Township wetlands following erosion of state protections
The construction of warehouses near the Johnson County Line threatens to destroy a portion of the state’s few remaining high-quality wetlands.
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Free and fun: A guide to 14 Indy art galleries
Use this guide to find the creative spaces you’ll want to discover or revisit, on First Friday or any day of the week.
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Here are all of Indy’s parks and playgrounds slated for upgrades this year
You can see what parks are being improved on your side of town.
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Westside coffee shop offers a taste of the timeless — and maybe a ghost
Deep in the heart of what was once Central State Hospital, the Mansion Society coffee shop is serving up an ‘eccentric and timeless’ experience.
