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A MirrorIndy/IndyStar investigation examines how Mayor Joe Hogsett’s administration relied routinely on no-bid contracts, benefiting top donors and former advisors, despite campaign promises to curb the practice: https://t.co/XZ9o24qcnr

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With the 110th running of the Indy 500 shrinking in the rearview mirror, there’s little doubt that Indianapolis is known for speed.

But an effort to brand the city with a new nickname has some residents saying pump the brakes. https://t.co/FlP9RqPgEi

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Some Fletcher Place residents are concerned about a proposed new development that could get rid of green space in the historic neighborhood.

Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance wants to build 58 rental townhomes along 501 E. Louisiana St. https://t.co/DNGrXgTCUf

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Kids and teens, the Central Library has two new sections for you.

You can explore the new Kid Central and Teen Central at a grand opening June 6. https://t.co/wv5Y5r8zXY

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The annual Italian Street Festival is back June 12-13!

You can enjoy Italian cuisine such as cannolis, meatball sandwiches and fried ravioli. https://t.co/VAbDmFGXfs

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A dozen clergy members said they have requested to meet with Mayor Joe Hogsett about the Martindale Brightwood data center at least three times with no avail.

The faith leaders say they will continue to fight the data center. https://t.co/LctkBX4iLC

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Adults could drink alcohol outside in designated areas of Beech Grove if a proposed ordinance passes three readings.

It has already passed the first reading with a 4-3 vote from councilors. https://t.co/weWac02lNg

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For our Half Birthday, help us unlock a $2,500 matching gift with 25 new monthly members. Donate here to support independent, local news: https://t.co/Zxw0gYJx30

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It’s time to crack open a cold one and sit back on a lawn chair becauseBeech Grove’s summer concert series is back.

It's free and happens twice a month at Sarah T. Bolton Park, 1300 Churchman Ave through August.

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This summer, you can take your kid to plant shows, story time and even pick vegetables from a garden at the Garfield Park Conservatory.

The events range in price and some of them will require registration. Check out the link in our bio: https://t.co/F82h2gP6dj

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If you have an eviction on your record, you might be able to get the case sealed.

Indiana Justice Project will host an eviction sealing clinic June 6 at Indiana Interchurch Center.

You will be able to meet with an attorney for free. https://t.co/rbfwnbfHfP

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Far Eastsiders are invited to celebrate the completion of the neighborhood’s quality of life plan at a free event.

The celebration will take place 6-9 p.m. June 5 at the Indiana Black Expo building.

It’s free, no registration required. https://t.co/7hMZ8v5ctR

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Spanish for Entities will host a summer writing contest.

Kids ages 9-18 and adults can compete in separate categories, with dedicated sections for native Spanish speakers.

The deadline to submit your entry is June 30: https://t.co/MbnJ5ysyK0

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Get your pets vaccinated for $5 at a pop-up clinic hosted by FACE Low-Cost Animal Clinic on June 6.

Pets must be at least 6 weeks old. Dogs must be on a short leash and cats must be in a secure carrier.

Vaccines are $5 per animal: https://t.co/ppwJQVEVsX

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A local group of veterans prepare for the National Veterans Golden Age Games, a sports-based wellness program that supports former military personnel who are 55 and older.

The program began in 1985 to improve adults’ health through competitive sports: https://t.co/j27nj1nzO0

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Oliver Sipple is a forgotten American hero. He is a Vietnam Marine veteran and he saved President Gerald Ford from assassination.

But history ultimately forgot his name. Why? He was gay: https://t.co/75hfPwktiZ

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Before finding Indy’s BIRTH Fund, Amarianna Chandler was facing homelessness while pregnant with her fifth child.

The direct cash assistance from the program was a “relief,” making it easier for her to pay rent, buy baby supplies and take some time off: https://t.co/hiDP2ow0VP

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It’s that time of the month where we drop our things to do in Indy list.

We have lots of book events, free movies and game nights, and family-friendly opportunities to be outside. https://t.co/Xrui0etvIa

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Indiana Avenue was once called Indy’s “Black Wall Street.”

As Purdue University expands its Indy campus in the area, a class focused on the history of the neighborhood created a detailed account of the iconic landmarks and everyday spaces: https://t.co/XlB9DT09h5

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The city will be negotiating a new contract with Citizens Energy group on how much water it can take from Eagle Creek Reservoir.

But the hydrologist the city picked has some people concerned about a potential conflict of interest: https://t.co/ePUxDunUka

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The Franklin Township Historical Society will have two fundraiser sales in June.

The Rummage Pre-Sale will be on June 6 and the Antiques & Rummage Sale will be June 12-13: https://t.co/p6iwCDIKB1