Monthly Archives: May 2019

New Tools for Eastsiders to Improve Local Waterways

INDIANAPOLIS — Reconnecting to Our Waterways (ROW) recently launched a comprehensive effort to help Indianapolis residents remove harmful invasive plant species and replace them with beneficial native plants in their backyards and communities. The Residential Invasive Species Removal Guide, along with a new educational video and how-to cards, are now … Read More

IMPD Graduates the 17th Recruit Class

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) and Chief Bryan Roach recently announced the graduation of the IMPD 17th Recruit Class. These 37 Probationary officers are out and ready to serve the City of Indianapolis. “Over the past three years, we have taken significant steps to make Indianapolis safer, … Read More

IPS Offers Lead Testing for Students

INDIANAPOLIS — IPS, in partnership with the Marion County Public Health Department, IPS, the Greater Indianapolis NAACP and WTLC AM-FM, will be offering free lead testing throughout May at schools. Lead is a toxic metal and can cause serious damage to a child’s developing brain. Children are exposed to lead … Read More

Bona Thompson Features Two New Exhibits

IRVINGTON — The Bona Thompson Memorial Center has opened two new exhibits: Military Tattoos, and Irvington Homes — Steeped in History.    “Military Tattoos” will run from May 4 to August 28 and is representative of the mission of the Irvington Historical Society to preserve the history of the community and … Read More

Eskenazi Health Farmers’ Market Resumes in May

INDIANAPOLIS — On Tuesday, May 14, the Eskenazi Health Farmers’ Market will kick off its 12th season of providing fresh and local produce, fresh baked goods, plants and other market items to the public. In addition, the market will offer a variety of music as well as resources and techniques … Read More