Weekly View’s Story Archive

News Briefs Feb. 1-8

Efficiency Teams Will Include Community INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Department of Public Safety (DPS) recently announced the creation of efficiency teams designed to make the operation of DPS and its divisions more effective, more efficient, and more transparent to the public. The teams will analyze budgets, daily operations, administrative processes, … Read More

Vonnegut Memorial Library Marks 2nd Anniversary

INDIANAPOLIS — The FBI entered a butcher shop and took young Anneliese’s father away. Her mother, Alma, struggled to keep the store open. But after boycotts, swastikas covering the exterior and bricks shattering the windows, she shut the door forever and the family went on welfare. Unable to reunite the … Read More

Low T?

If you read, listen to the radio, or surf the Internet, you can’t miss seeing or hearing, “Low T?” “T” refers to testosterone, commonly referred to as the male hormone. Actually, women need testosterone too, as it is an important precursor for estrogen, the female hormone. Testosterone is chiefly made … Read More

Next to Normal at the Phoenix

INDIANAPOLIS — The Phoenix Theatre of Indianapolis announces Next to Normal — book and lyrics by Brian Yorkey and music by Tom Kitt — as their next production.  The Tony Award-winning and Pulitzer Prize-winning musical Next to Normal will open Jan. 30, and run through Feb. 24 on the Livia … Read More

Library Honored for Diversity

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Public Library has received Mayor Greg Ballard’s Leadership in Diversity Award for excelling in strategies that support diversity throughout the Library. The award was presented during the 12th annual Mayor’s Celebration of Diversity Awards recognizing local businesses, organizations and institutions that encourage, embrace and celebrate differences … Read More