Weekly View’s Story Archive

State Announces $61.6 Million in Funding for Remote Learning

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana PK-12 schools and higher education institutions can now apply for a needs-based, competitive $61.6 million grant program providing funding to improve remote learning. The $61.6 million Indiana received in Governor’s Emergency Education Relief (GEER) funding, provided though the federal CARES Act, will be focused on three areas: … Read More

Applause!: June 26-July 2

• The Irvington Historical Society will reopen Saturday, June 27 for limited hours — 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays (closed on Wednesdays). There are some wonderful exhibits on display, including an extended stay of the Warren Central Photography Club’s exhibition. Originally slated to open in March, the … Read More

City-County Building Reopens

INDIANAPOLIS — In addition to police services and criminal courts, which opened last week, the vast majority of other city and county agencies in the City-County Building, located at 200 E. Washington Street, opened Monday, June 22. Juvenile and Civil Courts will continue to operate remotely and will begin limited … Read More

City Asks Residents to Move Vehicles for Street Sweepers

INDIANAPOLIS – As many residents continue to work from home or simply go out less, the Indianapolis Department of Public Works (Indy DPW) asks that motorists to move their vehicles from on-street parking before their scheduled street sweeping shift. Moving vehicles during scheduled street sweeping allows sweepers to get as … Read More

Drive-Through Resource Fair June 26

INDIANAPOLIS – The Office of Public Health and Safety’s Violence Reduction Team, in partnership with McFarland Foods, community organizations, and faith leaders, is hosting a “drive-through” resource fair from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. on Friday, June 26 in the parking lot of Martin University, located at 2186 N. Sherman Drive. … Read More