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NITE Ride celebrates 20 years
Indiana’s largest organized bicycle ride will celebrate its 20th anniversary this year on June 22.
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Indianapolis champions lung cancer cause
Local residents are fueling the national movement to double lung cancer survival at the inaugural Free to Breathe Indianapolis Run/Walk June 22 at Fort Harrison State Park in Indianapolis.
The event will feature a 5k run/walk and 1-mile walk, followed by a rally, tot trot, silent auction, and family activities. Proceeds from the event support the National Lung Cancer Partnership’s programs dedicated to doubling lung cancer survival by 2022.
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City accepting nominations for Access and Inclusion Awards
The mayor’s Advisory Council on Disability (MACD) recently announced they are now accepting nominations of individuals, businesses, and organizations for its annual Access and Inclusion Awards. Deadline for nominations is June 21.
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Energy pipeline firm adds jobs in Indy
Miller Pipeline, LLC, a company specializing in pipeline installation, announced plans to expand its headquarters in Indianapolis, creating up to 48 new jobs by 2016.
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BPD searches for potential serial robber
Brownsburg Police Department officers were ensconced in search efforts Tuesday morning when the Finer Things location in the Main Street Shoppes center was robbed around 10 a.m.
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DialAmerica opens contact center in Indianapolis
DialAmerica, one of the nation’s largest privately held teleservices companies, recently announced the opening of its Indianapolis contact center at 4030 Vincennes Road.
The 42,012 square-foot facility expands the company’s U.S. footprint to 24 contact centers across 13 states.
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White River Arts & Music Fest to debut
A major new festival known as The White River Arts & Music Festival (WARMfest) recently announced that its inaugural three-day event would take place on Labor Day Weekend Aug. 31 through Sept. 2 at Broad Ripple Park in Indianapolis. WARMfest will bring together several key Indianapolis cultural groups including Indy Parks & Recreation, Indie Arts & Vintage Marketplace, and Broad Ripple Music Fest. A portion of the proceeds from the event will benefit the Carl G. Fisher Society, a non-profit whose goal is to restore the waterfront of Broad Ripple.
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New design galleries to open at IMA
Officials with the Indianapolis Museum of Art have announced new contemporary design galleries set to open Nov. 21 after a three-year, multi-phase renovation project.
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White Rabbit to showcase burlesque show
Celebrated performer Donna Touch will bring her Chicago burlesque showcase, “Original Tease,” June 22 to the White Rabbit Cabaret.
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HRH anti-gravity treadmill aids in young patient’s therapy
Kyle Law is a normal 15-year-old Ben Davis High School student in many ways. He enjoys playing basketball and football with his friends and is looking forward to his summer break.
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