Monthly Archives: August 2022

Proposed Budget Includes More Money for Public Safety, Neighborhoods

INDIANAPOLIS — This 2023 budget, proposed Monday, Aug. 8, is the sixth balanced budget introduced to the Council since 2010. There will be agency hearings through Sept. 22 on the budget, and a public hearing on Oct. 3 (the budget will be published online at indy.gov 10 days before the … Read More

Martin University Expands Partnership with UNCF

INDIANAPOLIS — Martin University and the United Negro College Fund are partnering to increase student success and capacity. Beginning in the fall semester 2022, the university will begin implementing Guided Pathways as the first step in the partnership. Guided Pathways helps to place student success at the center of its … Read More

My Jobs . . .

These first appeared in March of 2012 and I’ve added a few memories to them . . . My First Job I got my first job the summer before I turned 16 and it was in the neighborhood grocery. My Dad happened to be the meat cutter so I had … Read More

South Emerson to be Revamped in 2023

INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Dept. of Public Works recently highlighted ongoing construction on South Emerson between Southport Crossing Place and Stop 11 Rd. The $11 million project will improve the pavement structure, drainage, pedestrian accessibilitly, traffic flow, and overall safety of the roadway. The project includes widening the roadway, and replacing … Read More

Applause!: Aug. 19-25

• Congratulations to Chris Staab, who was honored as Crime Fighter of the Year in IMPD’s East District. A long-time resident of the east side, Chris has made huge contributions to making the community better for everyone. • The Big Gay Summer’s End Market and Dance Party will be held … Read More