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Unique court offers alternatives while giving neighbors a voice The room dominated by a wood-paneled judge’s bench looks very much like the courtroom that it is, an image reinforced...
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Gateway choices for Chatham Arch neighbors The Chatham Arch Neighborhood Association Beautification Committee is seeking feedback from Chatham Arch neighbors on preliminary designs and recommendations for...
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  • Unique court offers alternatives while giving neighbors a voice0December 15, 2011

    Unique court offers alternatives while giving neighbors a voice

    The room dominated by a wood-paneled judge’s bench looks very much like the courtroom that it is, an image reinforced...
  • Photographer explored the beauty of ‘Pictorialism’0November 30, 2011

    Photographer explored the beauty of ‘Pictorialism’

    By Connie Zeigler William L. O’Connor was an art lover. Although he worked in his father’s wholesale grocery business, M....
  • Stripping for the Super Bowl0November 29, 2011

    Stripping for the Super Bowl

    Will weather spare us? Will we have enough hotel rooms? Enough buses? Enough restaurant seats? Will the volunteers show up?...
  • Jackie Nytes leaving her mark on City-County Council and Mapleton-Fall Creek0November 29, 2011

    Jackie Nytes leaving her mark on City-County Council and Mapleton-Fall Creek

    When Jackie Nytes is introduced these days, she’s described as the new chief executive officer of the  Indianapolis Public Library....
  • Gateway choices for Chatham Arch neighbors0November 9, 2011

    Gateway choices for Chatham Arch neighbors

    The Chatham Arch Neighborhood Association Beautification Committee is seeking feedback from Chatham Arch neighbors on preliminary designs and recommendations for...
  • Near Eastside building to become ‘Another Fine Mess’0November 7, 2011

    Near Eastside building to become ‘Another Fine Mess’

    Tim Harmon and Julie Crow both have retail experience. Harmon, the long-time Cottage Home resident, once operated Tim & Billy’s...
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