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This free baby sleep hack works on tired moms, too
I set out to help my baby nap, but a 12-hour shushing video put me down instead.
Posted inArts & Culture
Did Newfields censor an artist’s criticism of President Trump?
The American art world is having to choose between risking backlash or leaving out certain voices.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Learn about Robey Park improvements at June 23 meeting
The park on Indy’s northwest side is slated for $1 million in improvements.
Posted inGovernment
Democratic councilor calls for Hogsett resignation and new council leadership
Carlino said her own experiences made it difficult to act before now.
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Learn about Indiana utilities and how they’re regulated at this talk
The free community conversation will happen June 22 at the Indianapolis Urban League.
Posted inEducation
What will falling property tax revenue mean for Marion County school districts?
Though schools got a bump in state funding, educators are bracing for change under this year’s property tax reform.
Posted inArts & Culture
Support local teen artists at their art show
The event is from noon to 5 p.m. June 25 at The Amp at 16 Tech.
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Juneteenth Foodways Festival celebrates Black cuisine
The festival celebrated White House chef Dolly Johnson and local Black businesses June 13 at the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site.
Posted inHealth
Toxic Silence: Black men and the battle to reclaim their mental health
Allan Garnett traces his mental health struggles to childhood. At just 10 years old, he grappled with self-worth and acceptance. Now an adult, the Indianapolis resident and single father confronts a legacy of untreated trauma compounded by societal pressures. “Nobody prepares you for the mental toll life takes on you,” Garnett said. “Opinions weigh on […]