Weekly View’s Story Archive

City Joins the Challenge to Improve Digital Learning

INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis is one of over 30 major communities across the country to accept the ConnectED Library Challenge, an initiative announced by President Obama on April 30 to expand access to digital books and library resources to children. Superintendents from Wayne, Pike, Lawrence and Washington township schools as well … Read More

Anne Morgan’s War: Rebuilding France 1917-1924 Exhibit at Library

INDIANAPOLIS — Patrons are invited to view a special photographic exhibit showing American women volunteers who devoted themselves to relief work in France  during and after World War I. Their dynamic leader was Anne Morgan, daughter of  financier J.P. Morgan. This exhibit is in the Central Library’s South Display Hall. … Read More

State Opens Gateway to Work for HIP Members

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) recently announced that the hundreds of thousands of Hoosiers enrolled in the Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP) are now also eligible for the state’s new Gateway to Work program. Gateway to Workwill help HIP members who enroll identify a career path … Read More

Applause! May 8-15

• The Otterbein Neighborhood group encourages residents to come to the next neighborhood meeting on May 21st at 7 p.m. at Otterbein UMC. Otterbein UMC is located at 5005 E. 21st St. The Otterbein neighborhood spans from 16th street to 21st, Sherman to Emerson. A summary of KIB’s Adopt A … Read More

Rivoli Theatre Among 10 Most Endangered Places

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Landmarks recently announced its 10 Most Endangered, an annual list of Hoosier landmarks in jeopardy. Since the first 10 Most Endangered List in 1991, 104 historic places in severe jeopardy have appeared on the list, with only 13 lost to demolition. This year’s list includes seven new … Read More