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‘A stepping stone’: Men find hope during free eastside training
The Fathers and Families Center will help program graduates find a job in the industry.
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A landfill in Indy will soon be home to community solar
Community solar generally refers to a facility that subscribers share, and they receive credits on their electricity bills.
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In the Mirror: The mayor makes his soccer pitch for MLS
Plus: Indy library resignation, student debt and peace walk.
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Indianapolis Public Library board member Stephen Lane resigns
Lane, a librarian who has been critical of Indy PL leadership, said he left before others could remove him.
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My Culture Journal: Indy’s Child editor takes a ‘trash walk,’ discovers a car museum
Nicole Sipe, a mother of two, also reveals where to find the best “BRC” burritos in town.
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Don’t miss this June 30 deadline for student loan forgiveness. What you need to know
The federal government is asking people with certain loans to apply to consolidate by June 30.
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IPS school hosts blood drive for mom with rare disease
Edison School of the Arts will hold a blood drive for myasthenia gravis survivor Kori Durham.
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Hogsett makes his soccer pitch for MLS, upending future of Eleven Park deal
Mayor Joe Hogsett said he met with the commissioner of Major League Soccer this week.
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In the Mirror: Brad Chambers’ company’s “bailout” from Indy taxpayers
Plus: The inspiring journey of Daniel Lynch.