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Realty Check: Sunset Lane
A polished estate that can party.
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Decoding Chris Baggott
Baggott’s early years were marked by the kind of pain, frustration, and failure that would wreck anyone not equipped with his tenacious belief that better things are around the corner.
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Rob Shumaker, Zoo President
Not all orangutans are the same. Some female apes love babies. Others couldn’t care less. Some are loners. Others, more social. “There is such remarkable individual variation that we have to acknowledge and appreciate it,” Shumaker says.
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Swoon: Tavern At The Point Nachos
Old Point Tavern may be gone, but their nachos certainly aren’t forgotten.
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The Feed: This Year’s Fair Food Bucket List
Fair food, Liter House, The HC Grill, and more cool culinary news.
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July Foodie Extra: Abbi Merriss’s Grilled Leek & Asparagus Bruschetta
Triple crème cheese, please.
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Swoon List: Rusted Silo, Oca, And More
A fried-chicken sandwich with Sriracha slaw? Don’t mind if we do.
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Bluebeard’s Abbi Merriss, Our July Foodie
“I don’t want to be too cheeky about pairing food with the movies.”
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The Future Of Broad Ripple High School
“They’re afraid of competition. They don’t want a charter school cannibalizing their student base.”
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Gallery: Pixies And Weezer Concert
Nerd-rockers unite!
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Is Indiana On The Verge Of Legalizing Medical Marijuana?
“You’re going to be shocked,” says one advocate. “I think we have a realistic chance, as long as we do a good job with the summer study. I think we can get it as early as the next General Assembly.”
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Essay: Lake Life
“To this day, I never pass on an opportunity to get in fresh water.”
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Wanted: Janus Motorcycle
“A lot of our customers appreciate the intimacy of the build process.”
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Traveler: St. Louis
A five-year, $380 million facelift to revitalize the Gateway Arch grounds culminates this month.
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The Hoosierist: Exotic Animals On Flights
“Quicker than you can say ‘ruining it for everyone,’ some people abused the service by attempting to board with snakes and possums.”
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Our July Editor’s Note
I had a landlocked childhood.
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Indiana Lake Escapes
Think you’ve Wawaseen it all? Think again. Dive into our 2018 lakes package. The water’s perfect.
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Barbee Lake
More than a pretty face.
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Realty Check
This Carmel House With A Swimming Pool Attracted Tons Of Interest Before It Listed
“It’s much more economical to find a house that already has one.”
The Traveler
Traveler: St. Louis
A five-year, $380 million facelift to revitalize the Gateway Arch grounds culminates this month.
Indiana Lake Escapes
Think you’ve Wawaseen it all? Think again. Dive into our 2018 lakes package. The water’s perfect.
The Dish
Swoon: Tavern At The Point Nachos
Old Point Tavern may be gone, but their nachos certainly aren’t forgotten.
The Feed: This Year’s Fair Food Bucket List
Fair food, Liter House, The HC Grill, and more cool culinary news.
Arts and Culture
Rob Shumaker, Zoo President
Not all orangutans are the same. Some female apes love babies. Others couldn’t care less. Some are loners. Others, more social. “There is such remarkable individual variation that we have to acknowledge and appreciate it,” Shumaker says.
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Realty Check: Sunset Lane
A polished estate that can party.
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Decoding Chris Baggott
Baggott’s early years were marked by the kind of pain, frustration, and failure that would wreck anyone not equipped with his tenacious belief that better things are around the corner.
-
Rob Shumaker, Zoo President
Not all orangutans are the same. Some female apes love babies. Others couldn’t care less. Some are loners. Others, more social. “There is such remarkable individual variation that we have to acknowledge and appreciate it,” Shumaker says.
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Colts
With or without Andrew Luck, the preseason begins at Lucas Oil Stadium. The Ravens and 49ers visit.
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Indy Eleven
The city’s soccer team continues its first season at Lucas Oil Stadium, where it will face North Carolina FC and Toronto FC II.
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Indians
The season may be winding down, but there’s still a lot of baseball left at Victory Field. The Lehigh Valley IronPigs, Pawtucket Red Sox, Columbus Clippers, Louisville Bats, and Toledo Mud Hens all visit.
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Feast of Lanterns
Spades Park hosts this illuminating festival at which the trees are strung with paper lanterns and bands serenade the crowd.
Real Estate AgentsEducation Options for your Child
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Higher Education—A through E
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Higher Education—I through L
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Higher Education—U through Z
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Private Schools—Christian (Presbyterian, Seventh Day Adventist & United Pentecostal Church)
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June 6, 2018January 2018 Bridal Show
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February 6, 20182017 Best Restaurants Event Photos
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