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For now, food is king at Red Lion Just one thing was missing when The Red Lion Grog House opened Feb. 10 in the Murphy Art Center. Grog. Red tape...
IHPC: 16th Street ‘gateway’ deserves a better project Many neighbors in both Herron-Morton Place and The Old Northside objected to the construction of a new service station and convenience...
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The sum of its parts: Nature Conservancy’s new headquarters is the result of coordinated planning When the 35 staff members of The Nature Conservancy start moving into the Indiana chapter’s new headquarters building this month,...
Elements take visitors on trip back into the past Destination Indiana John Herbst has obviously seen the display before, but his enthusiasm is nevertheless obvious when he navigates his way through...
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Fighting crime: It takes some neighborly help This feature first appeared in Urban Times in February 2006. The related story, below, was printed in November 2005. Since...
  • For now, food is king at Red Lion1February 27, 2010

    For now, food is king at Red Lion

    Just one thing was missing when The Red Lion Grog House opened Feb. 10 in the Murphy Art Center. Grog. Red tape...
  • IHPC: 16th Street ‘gateway’ deserves a better project0February 27, 2010

    IHPC: 16th Street ‘gateway’ deserves a better project

    Many neighbors in both Herron-Morton Place and The Old Northside objected to the construction of a new service station and convenience...
  • Babblin’ Brooks: Work remains to save Indy’s historic preservation system0February 27, 2010

    Babblin’ Brooks: Work remains to save Indy’s historic preservation system

    Friends of this city’s historic preservation movement were breathing just a bit easier by mid-February, when a groundswell of opposition...
  • Bates-Henricks House now open0February 27, 2010

    Bates-Henricks House now open

    After years of renovation, the historic Bates-Hendricks House is now open for tours in the  neighborhood of the same name,...
  • History 301: Fire stations are important elements of city landscape0February 27, 2010

    History 301: Fire stations are important elements of city landscape

    By Connie Zeigler Citizens of a modern metropolis know that there are certain public services they can count on. Like our contemporaries...
  • The sum of its parts: Nature Conservancy’s new headquarters is the result of coordinated planning0February 27, 2010

    The sum of its parts: Nature Conservancy’s new headquarters is the result of coordinated planning

    When the 35 staff members of The Nature Conservancy start moving into the Indiana chapter’s new headquarters building this month,...
  • Elements take visitors on trip back into the past0February 27, 2010

    Elements take visitors on trip back into the past

    Destination Indiana John Herbst has obviously seen the display before, but his enthusiasm is nevertheless obvious when he navigates his way through...
  • Diving head-first into the ‘Indiana Experience’0February 27, 2010

    Diving head-first into the ‘Indiana Experience’

    History Center to enter new era on March 20 When it opened in 1999, the sturdy, handsome building became an immediate...
  • Fighting crime: It takes some neighborly help0February 27, 2010

    Fighting crime: It takes some neighborly help

    This feature first appeared in Urban Times in February 2006. The related story, below, was printed in November 2005. Since...
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