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Second Act
By Bradley Lane As a reviewer, I feel it my responsibility to review films I am interested in to recommend the best possible movies I can, however, I want to broaden my horizons. If I […]
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Decking the halls
By Stephanie Dolan The elves at the North Pole don’t take a break. Whether it’s spring, summer, fall or the Christmas season itself, preparation for Christmas is constant, and an undertaking so vast that sometimes […]
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The Indianapolis Poltergeist: Conclusion
By Rick Hinton When Renate Beck moved her mother and daughter into a house on North Delaware Street in 1962, I’m sure she anticipated a few glitches along the way. There’s always painting, plumbing or […]
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‘We Before Me’
By Nancy Price Matt English was an athletic director, a husband, a father and a friend. Those who knew him remember him as a leader, a mentor, a role model and a father figure to […]
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The Natural
By Stephanie Dolan A great athlete is many things. Sure, he – or she – plays their game to the best of their ability. But there’s more to it. Athletes are often revered. People look […]
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Police seek help in locating missing father and son after standoff
By Nancy Price The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) Missing Person detectives are searching for a man and his teenage son after a 10-hour standoff on Nov. 25 in the 7200 block of Sycamore Run […]
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‘Tis the season
By Stephanie Dolan For many of us, Christmastime is all about magic. That magic has a lot to do with giving – giving to friends, giving to family and also giving to strangers. It’s the […]
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The Indianapolis Poltergeist: Part I
By Rick Hinton They say there’s more than corn in Indiana. I find that to be true. There’s diversity everywhere you look, city or statewide: whether it be industry, civic developments, sports or just plain […]