It’s not over yet! Spots are still open at these summer camps.
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Celebrate Women’s History Month in Indianapolis with these 7 events
Join storytelling, theater, gallery shows and more events in March and April.
Posted inArts & Culture
A guide to 23 bookstores to hit on the first Indy Indie Book Crawl
Grab your “passport” for the first Indy Indie Book Crawl March 21-24.
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Bring your Bingo card, learn about Medicare
Seniors can register for a March 18 event at Indianapolis Public Library’s Michigan Road branch.
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Play traffic cop and driver at March 14 ‘role-reversal’ community event
The Marion County Sheriff’s Office hopes to reduce stress about traffic stops and inspire empathy with its “Through My Eyes” community event.
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Historical markers can help your community tell important stories
Learn how citizens can take the lead to recognize historically underrepresented people, places and events.
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How to start your own home library for your kids
Here’s a guide to where to shop, what books to start with and how to keep kids engaged with reading.
Posted inEducation
How to get help with your FAFSA application on College Goal Sunday
Financial aid experts will be available at six Indianapolis schools on Sunday, Feb. 25, for free FAFSA assistance.
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How to recycle items that don’t fit in the bin
Organizations across Indianapolis have options for donating, recycling and giving away unusual items.
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Indianapolis homeless guide to shelter and other resources
This includes some essential information if you’re homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.