Monthly Archives: September 2014

World War I, 100 Years Ago: Sept. 26-Oct. 3

From The Indianapolis Times, Wednesday, September 30, 1914: Discussion of the European War in the Indianapolis public schools, except where absolutely necessary in connection with certain class work, has been prohibited by an order issued by Superintendent Jacob G. Collicott. The matter was brought to the attention of the School … Read More

The Games People Play

Phil King, a fine Irvington carpenter/handyman whom we found through an ad in this paper, asked where he could buy a board like ours for the marble game “Aggravation.” (Various stores and Amazon sell them.) Oh my goodness! This set Bill and me to remembering . . . My brother-in-law, … Read More

Redefining Legendary: 41 Years of the Benton House Tour of Homes

The Irvington Tour of Homes presented by the Benton House on Sunday, September 21 will showcase the history, charm, and architecture of Irvington neighborhoods while inspiring and educating visitors. Celebrate 41 years of outstanding home tours by touring an array of stunning historic properties in vibrant Irvington. Many of the … Read More

Crime Fighter Isn’t Afraid to Get Involved

“People don’t realize how easy it is to do this,” Deette Bennett said of her crime watch efforts. If she sees something funny going on in her east side neighborhood, she calls it in. She stays informed by going to the East District Task Force meetings whenever possible. She knows … Read More

Solar Panels Installed at Church Dedicated on Solar Sunday

CUMBERLAND — Cumberland First Baptist Church is demonstrating a deeper commitment to energy conservation by installing a 9000-watt, 36-panel solar array on the rooftop of the church,  116 S. Muessing St. The project is being carried out under the auspices of the Eastside Creation Care Network (ECCN), an affiliate of … Read More