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Memorial Day weekend will mark the opening of pools and beaches in state parks
Indianapolis, Indiana – This weekend, Indiana State Park swimming pools and several Department of Natural Resources swimming facilities will open to the public. Saturday, the following state park pools will open: • Brown County •…
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Indy 500 crowd expected to be one of the largest in the past 25 years
Speedway, Indiana – A crowd of over 300,000 people is anticipated to swarm Speedway this weekend in anticipation of the 107th Indianapolis 500. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway authorities predict that this year’s crowd will be…
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Transportation Security Administration reminders before the weekend of the Indy 500 race
Indianapolis, Indiana – The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is advising flying travelers to arrive early and pack wisely in anticipation of large volumes as the scene is set for the 107th running of the Indianapolis…
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After striking a van in Anderson, a minibike rider is in severe condition
Anderson, Indiana – After colliding with a van in Anderson, a 26-year-old man and his passenger were propelled from their minibike, and they are now in critical condition. The collision happened early on Friday just…
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Monroe County Community School Corporation experiences four months learning loss for math, reading since 2019
Bloomington, Indiana – According to the most current Education Recovery Scorecard, which was issued this month, math and reading-related learning loss have affected students in the Monroe County Community School Corporation by around four months…
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Meet the Queen Scholar of the 500 Festival
Indianapolis, Indiana – The 500 Festival Princess Program chooses 33 academically motivated women from Indiana who are enrolled in a state college each year to represent their community and institution as representatives. Mykah Coleman attended…
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The DEA’s “One Pill Can Kill” campaign is being used by Avon Police to spread awareness
Avon, Indiana – Several law enforcement agencies in central Indiana are alerting parents and their kids to the risks posed by fentanyl. The DEA’s “One Pill Can Kill” campaign is behind everything. One of several…
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The IU Center for Rural Engagement assists with solar eclipse planning for 2024
Bloomington, Indiana – In advance of the 2024 solar eclipse, Indiana communities seeking to host arts and cultural events and activities will benefit from a new project developed by Indiana University. The Center for Rural…
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An investigation into an Indiana doctor’s abortion of an Ohio child at age 10 is ongoing
Indianapolis, Indiana – A board in Indiana is scheduled to hear claims on Thursday that a doctor from Indianapolis should be disciplined after she made public comments about performing an abortion on a 10-year-old rape…
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Fishers starts letter writing campaign for city time capsule
Fishers, Indiana – The City of Fishers is encouraging the public to participate in a letter-writing campaign that will run through Friday, June 30 to tell future residents about Fishers. A time capsule containing letters…
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