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After a bill was passed into law, Indiana renters can now apply to have their eviction records removed
Indianapolis, Indiana – The unprecedented impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the economy and job market has left many Americans struggling to keep a roof over their heads, leading to a surge in housing insecurity…
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Colombian-American is in charge of Marian University’s Latino Initiative
Indianapolis, Indiana – At Marian University, a lady of Colombian descent is pushing the boundaries of education. Marian University’s Latino Initiative, which supports Hispanic students’ success, is directed by Manuela Salazar. Salazar is a proud…
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Indiana FSSA introduces a free education program for kids
Indianapolis, Indiana – For its On My Way Pre-K program for the academic years 2023–2024, Indiana’s Office of Early Childhood and Out-of-School Learning is currently accepting applications. Four-year-olds from lower-income families are eligible for free…
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Seven contenders for mayor of Indianapolis debate crucial issues at a forum
Indianapolis, Indiana – At a discussion, seven candidates for mayor of Indianapolis spoke about their plans to address the major problems the city is now experiencing. Three Democrats, Bob Kern, Clif Marsiglio, and Larry Vaughn,…
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19-year-old Lawrence resident dies in an automobile accident while evading police
Lawrence, Indiana – A 19-year-old lost his life after colliding with his car as he ran from the cops. Around 8 o’clock on Sunday night, an officer stopped a vehicle at the intersection of Shadeland…
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Teamsters Union 135 decides to walk out against Sysco, which will probably affect food distribution
Indianapolis, Indiana – A strike by the Teamsters Local 135 Union against Sysco Indianapolis has been approved. The vote was held on March 12 as a result of the global food distribution corporation and the…
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This is the safest small city in Indiana
Indianapolis, Indiana – According to recent research, a small city in the state of Indiana has just been given a ranking that places it among the “safest small cities” in the United States. Zionsville, which…
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The efforts of a woman from Fortville to improve the diagnosis of bleeding disorders
Indianapolis, Indiana – Kimber Blackwell is using her personal experience to raise awareness of rare blood illnesses throughout the month of March, which is Bleeding Disorder Awareness Month. In the Indiana Hemophilia and Thrombosis Center,…
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The child’s arm gets caught in the game machine at the bowling alley
Indianapolis, Indiana – According to the Wayne Township Fire Department, a child’s arm became caught in a prize vending machine on Saturday at Western Bowl, which is located on the west side of Indianapolis. The…
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Colts re-signing Tyquan Lewis
Indianapolis, Indiana – With the team that signed him to the NFL, Tyquan Lewis has a second chance to realize his potential. According to a source with knowledge of the matter, the seasoned defensive lineman…
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