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Dallas’ Litter Removal Team: A promising solution for a growing problem
As a thriving city with a welcoming atmosphere, Dallas has attracted many new residents and visitors over the years. However, the rapid growth has resulted in a concerning issue – an increase in litter that…
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Breast cancer survivors travel across the world to compete in a Dragon Boat race
Fishers, Indiana – A local group of women can participate in an Olympic-style competition despite having breast cancer. On April 12, members of the Indianapolis SurviveOars will travel to New Zealand to partake in a…
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On Monday, the next stage of the Purple Line construction on 38th Street will start
Indianapolis, Indiana – When work on a new section of 38th Street gets underway early next week, development on the IndyGo Purple Line will reach a new milestone. On Monday, a fresh 130-day shutdown will…
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Former junkyard to become aquatic facility near Whitestown
Whitestown, Indiana – Plans for converting a disused junkyard in Whitestown into an aquatic facility are taking shape. Town authorities have been working to address environmental issues related to the former Wrecks Inc. property during…
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On May 1, a $50,000 Powerball ticket purchased in Indiana expires
Indianapolis, Indiana – If no one steps forward by May 1st, a $50,00 Powerball ticket purchased in Indiana may lie unclaimed. For the Powerball drawing on October 31, 2022, the ticket was a match for…
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Central Library will host the Indianapolis Mariachi & Folklore Festival
Indianapolis, Indiana – Central Library will host the Indianapolis Mariachi & Folklore Festival to celebrate the music and culture of Mexico. The festival will include performances by a variety of dancers and musicians, local vendors…
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Lightning-caused fire damages a duplex close to College Mall
Bloomington, Indiana – Following a lightning strike that reportedly started a fire at 2610 Windermere Woods Drive on Wednesday, one individual was forced to leave their home. The Bloomington incident Department received a complaint about…
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Learn how to deal with invasive species
Carmel, Indiana – The Hamilton County Invasives Partnership (HIP) has announced the upcoming Hamilton County Invasive Species Awareness Week, taking place April 8 to 15. This annual event is designed to raise awareness about the…
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Students and staff at IUPUI learn how to use drugs to stop overdoses
Indianapolis, Indiana – Macenzie Cochran, a second-year nursing student at IUPUI, learned how to use the nasal spray Narcan. “It seems very easy, you just put it up to their nose and squeeze it,” she…
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‘Invasive for Native Tree Swap’ is a new initiative by Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation
Carmel, Indiana – In order to raise awareness about invasive species, Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation (CCPR) will run an Invasive for Native Tree Swap program throughout the month of April. CCPR will provide you…
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