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The Southside Times – Oct. 22-28, 2020
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Month: October 2020
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Early voting begins this weekend at Perry Township Government Center
By Nancy Price Southside residents may begin early voting this Saturday, Oct. 24 and Sunday, Oct. 25 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Perry Township Government Center, 4925 Shelby St., Indianapolis, IN 46227. Voting […]
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City officials celebrate construction of new West Perry Library Branch
By Nancy Price A six-year plan for a $9.5 million, 25,000-square-foot library on a 6-acre site in West Perry Township has become another step closer to reality. Representatives from the Southside community, Indy Library, HBM […]
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Franklin Township chef/writer publishes latest horror novel
By Amy Moshier Sometimes, different skill sets lead some people to stay involved with two occupations that seem very diverse. This is the case with author/chef and Franklin Township resident Clint Smith, who writes successful horror […]
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Perry Meridian Middle School awarded $100,000 fitness center
Governor Eric Holcomb, Jake Steinfeld, chairman of the National Foundation for Governors’ Fitness Councils, students and dignitaries “virtually” cut the ribbons on new DON’T QUIT! fitness centers gifted to three Indiana schools. The Indiana schools were […]
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Spookiness on the Southside
By Nancy Price COVID may have altered plans for many children used to celebrating Halloween by visiting haunted houses, attending community activities or trick-or-treating. Yet, some local families are helping to bring back the holiday […]
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When darkness falls: a time when ghosts, spooks, spirits, goblins, Bigfoot and UFOs play
By Rick Hinton A reprint from July of 2016 A paranormal investigator’s journey, thus far, into a world of darkness: The southernmost region of Kentucky introduced an inquisitive youth to a realm of possibilities. The […]
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Funny Games
By Bradley Lane Michael Haneke is a provocateur. I mean this statement not as a pejorative, but rather as a neutral descriptor of his work as a writer and director. His mission is not to […]
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Greenwood resident running for District 58 House of Representatives campaigns from hospital bed
By Neal Smith If you’ve ever run for a public office, you know it’s not an easy task. Try it from a hospital bed. That’s what 58th Indiana House District Democrat candidate and Greenwood resident […]
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IndyPL’s Center for Black Literature & Culture commemorates third anniversary
The Indianapolis Public Library’s Center for Black Literature & Culture (CBLC) at Central Library is commemorating its third anniversary this month by partnering with the Indianapolis Recorder newspaper to host an online program and poetry […]