Weekly View’s Story Archive

“El Tendedero/The Clothesline” Project at IndyPL to Raise Awareness of Sexual Abuse

INDIANAPOLIS — During September, adults are invited to participate in activities presented by The Indianapolis Public Library in support of “El Tendedero/The Clothesline,” a nearly year-long project sponsored by Women4Change to educate individuals about the prevalence of sexual assault among women in Indiana. According to the Indiana State Department of … Read More

First Friday Openings Sept. 4

INDIANAPOLIS — The Harrison Center will have new shows opening Friday, September 4th at 6 p.m. for social distance viewing — don’t forget to bring your mask (masks required). In the Harrison Gallery, Kristin Divers will present, “Hot Metal.” The show was inspired by a gift from her husband – … Read More

Applause!: Sept. 4-10

• All Indianapolis Public Library locations will be closed Sept. 7 for Labor Day, except the InfoZone which will be open from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. The website, indypl.org, with thousands of downloadable and streaming books, audiobooks, magazines, and movies, remains open 24/7. As always, you can renew your … Read More

Rapid Re-Employment Offers Resources to Unemployed

INDIANAPOLIS — More than 120,000 residents in Marion County filed for unemployment between March and June due to COVID-19, but a new resource created by EmployIndy and Ascend Indiana provides a central location for those dislocated workers to connect with available jobs or training opportunities. Job seekers will log into … Read More

Assistance in Paying Medical Bills is Available in a Variety of Ways

It is extremely important not to delay seeking medical care out of concern that you can’t pay your medical bill. And it’s become a more serious issue of late due to the COVID-19 pandemic causing many people to lose their jobs and the health insurance that coincides with their employment. … Read More