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19 hours ago |
mirrorindy.org | Enrique Saenz
Indy Parks will hold a public meeting to discuss $1 million in planned improvements to Robey Park. The meeting will be held from 6:30-8:30 p.m. June 23 at Robey Elementary, 8700 W. 30th St.The funding for the improvement comes from $25 million set aside in the city-county budget for each councilor to improve a park or roadway. Councilor Crista Carlino, a Democrat who represents the area, selected the 48-acre park for an upgraded pavilion, comfort station and water fountains.
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1 day ago |
mirrorindy.org | Enrique Saenz
Learn how utility companies operate and how regulatory agencies oversee those companies at a free community conversation June 22. The Community Energy Engagement Network and RE-AMP Indiana will hold the event from 2-4:30 p.m. at the Indianapolis Urban League, 777 Indiana Ave. It will feature a conversation with Denise Abdul-Rahman, founder and chief equity officer of Black Sun Light Sustainability energy consultancy, and other energy experts.
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5 days ago |
mirrorindy.org | Enrique Saenz
Celebrate Indianapolis’ enduring immigrant legacy at the Slovenian National Home’s Statehood Day event June 21. The free event will be held from 1-4 p.m. at the Slovenian National Home, 2717 W. 10th St.Cultural activities include Slovenian wine and soup tastings, as well as lessons on how to make traditional Slovenian sausage and a dessert called potica. Slovenia is a European country located south of Austria and east of Italy.
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6 days ago |
mirrorindy.org | Enrique Saenz
Let your child learn about cultures from around the world and their influences on American life — all without leaving Indianapolis. The Global Explorers Program will teach camp participants about the diverse cultures in Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America and Oceania from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. in daily sessions at Indy’s Global Village, 4233 Lafayette Road.
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6 days ago |
mirrorindy.org | Enrique Saenz
Construction of storm sewer trunk lines beneath the new Blue Line bus route will partially close a portion of West Washington Street for about six months beginning the week of June 16. According to IndyGo, the westbound lane of Washington Street between Belmont Avenue and North White River Parkway will close, and traffic will be rerouted. The eastbound lane will remain open. Here are the detours to help you get around the street closure.
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