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3 weeks ago | 
thoroldtoday.ca | Diane Moore
More Canadians than ever before are surviving strokes. This remarkable progress is thanks in large part to quicker access to specialized care and significant strides in stroke prevention.
“Access to specialized, urgent medical care is a key factor driving these outcomes,” says Dr. Alicia Mattia, Lead Neurology and Stroke Physician at Niagara Health.
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3 weeks ago | 
notllocal.com | Diane Moore
More Canadians than ever before are surviving strokes. This remarkable progress is thanks in large part to quicker access to specialized care and significant strides in stroke prevention.
“Access to specialized, urgent medical care is a key factor driving these outcomes,” says Dr. Alicia Mattia, Lead Neurology and Stroke Physician at Niagara Health.
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3 weeks ago | 
pelhamtoday.ca | Diane Moore
More Canadians than ever before are surviving strokes. This remarkable progress is thanks in large part to quicker access to specialized care and significant strides in stroke prevention. “Access to specialized, urgent medical care is a key factor driving these outcomes,” says Dr. Alicia Mattia, Lead Neurology and Stroke Physician at Niagara Health.
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2 months ago | 
pubs.usgs.gov | Diane Moore
Links More information: Publisher Index Page (via DOI) Download citation as: RIS | Dublin Core Study Area Publication type Article Publication Subtype Journal Article Title Comparative properties of saponitic fault gouge and serpentinite muds cored from mud volcanoes of the Mariana subduction zone Series title Geophysics, Geochemistry, Geosystems DOI 10.1029/2024GC012100 Volume 26 Issue 4 Publication Date April 21, 2025 Year Published 2025 Language English Publisher American Geophysical Union...
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Aug 14, 2024 | 
indymaven.com | Diane Moore
BUTTER aims to “highlight artists here in Indianapolis and ensure that they are in the same conversations that national artists are in,” she said. Craig said then they will have a larger collector base and be more likely to flourish as full-time artists. In addition to her work with BUTTER, Craig herself is an artist who works in mixed media, so she understands the creative process.
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Jun 17, 2024 | 
indymaven.com | Diane Moore
Jackson is passionate about people knowing where their food comes from. Her businesses, Flavor by Faith and Indy’s Culinary & Farmer Hub, reflect that mission. She has a meal prep service, corporate and specialty catering, and gardening courses through Flavor by Faith. “I offer garden to table,” Jackson, 40, said. “I grow most of my produce, however, the produce that I don’t grow I source locally.”Jackson, an Indianapolis native, has three urban lots and one rural lot that she uses for gardens.
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Mar 27, 2024 | 
indymaven.com | Diane Moore
Created in partnership with Indiana Repertory Theatre. One of Mexico’s iconic artists, known for still-life paintings and portraits of herself, is the subject of a one-woman show now playing at the Indiana Repertory Theatre. Frida…A Self Portrait is the creation of Vanessa Severo, a Brazilian-American actor, dancer, and playwright.
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Feb 15, 2024 | 
mirrorindy.org | Diane Moore
Patricia Lingenfelter and Joanna Nurnberger, both 72 of Greenfield, have a twice-monthly tradition to visit the Four Seasons Diner on the east side. Lingenfelter has been coming since the diner’s opening in 1995. For Nurnberger, it’s been two decades. Those streaks ended during the COVID-19 shutdown when only to-go orders were available. “But as soon as they could open, we came back,” said Nurnberger, who enjoys the biscuits and gravy for breakfast.
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Feb 12, 2024 | 
mirrorindy.org | Diane Moore
Indy Parks and Recreation is hiring for part-time summer positions in aquatics, summer camps and food programs. Positions include lifeguards, camp counselors, pool managers and cashiers. The pay ranges from $13 to $16.50 per hour. Some positions are eligible for $250 and $500 sign-on bonuses. Alex Cortwright, an Indy Parks spokesman, said the department is trying to fill 445 jobs.
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Feb 8, 2024 | 
mirrorindy.org | Diane Moore
It was a cold, damp Friday night outside but inside State Street Pub on the near east side it was warm. Some folks talked about their week while ordering drinks and some sat at the bar in silence. It’s a place that draws regulars and newbies alike. The music ranges from punk to techno to hip hop. There is even a green screen karaoke night once a month for those who like to belt out a tune while looking like they are in a music video.
