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School gets partial go-ahead on renovation project Herron High School’s $3.6 million plan to renovate two buildings on the former Herron School of Art campus got the go-ahead...
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  • School gets partial go-ahead on renovation project0February 6, 2010

    School gets partial go-ahead on renovation project

    Herron High School’s $3.6 million plan to renovate two buildings on the former Herron School of Art campus got the go-ahead...
  • Big ideas emerge to re-invent City Market0February 6, 2010

    Big ideas emerge to re-invent City Market

    Two Urban Times-area organizations among those with proposals to broaden function The folks at Lockerbie-based Rowland Design envision The City Market...
  • Abe Lincoln’s fourth trip to Indianapolis0February 5, 2010

    Abe Lincoln’s fourth trip to Indianapolis

    To view important ticketing information click here. For more about Lincoln’s connection to Indiana, click here. Side-by-side exhibits to open Feb. 12 Abraham...
  • Indy Food Co-op adds manager, moves forward0February 2, 2010

    Indy Food Co-op adds manager, moves forward

    With over $200,000 in grants secured and a general manager on board, organizers of the Indy Food Co-op say they...
  • Sharing the Dream at MLK Park0February 1, 2010

    Sharing the Dream at MLK Park

    Fans of the swimming  pool at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park will be pleasantly surprised when they return this summer...
  • Lincoln’s Indiana connection: Very real, but also somewhat enigmatic0February 1, 2010

    Lincoln’s Indiana connection: Very real, but also somewhat enigmatic

    Kentucky is well-known as the birthplace of Abraham Lincoln. Illinois, where the future preside nt became a lawyer and successful politician,...
  • Holistic health fair being staged each month at City Market0February 1, 2010

    Holistic health fair being staged each month at City Market

    Dr. Chuck Landon, Phil Klem and Wendell Fowler have one thing in common. Each has overcome a death sentence from major,...
  • Holiday shoppers knew the way to Mass Ave0February 1, 2010

    Holiday shoppers knew the way to Mass Ave

    By Bill Brooks Around the country, shoppers spent more than expected during the holiday season. Around Mass Ave, the numbers were even...
  • How zoning changed city’s composition2February 1, 2010

    How zoning changed city’s composition

    By Connie Zeigler In the modern city we take for granted that there are places where we live and places where...
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