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 | Getting tough on sex. A federal judge has cleared tighter city regulations on Indianapolis sex shops — including taking doors off private viewing booths and making stores close at night and on Sundays — all as a way of “keeping our neighborhoods safe.” The city apparently considers a penis in the hand far more dangerous than a machine gun. |
 | Helping IndyGo keep going. A good sign that the city isn’t giving up on public transportation: City-County Council members, on Monday, reacted positively to the possibility of a $7.4 million property tax increase for the bus system. While nobody wants to pay more taxes, some things are worth the price. |
| Settling the mold battle. Beazer Homes has agreed to a settlement with homeowners devastated by mold problems in their Northside neighborhoods. While some homeowners aren’t sure the $24 million settlement will become a reality, the move is a step in the right direction for these embattled area residents. |
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Sep 8, 2008
Downtown
Booker’s art, which quickly gained notoriety when she first began making sculpture from the discarded rubber in the late ’90s, is breathing n...
Should Indiana retailers be allowed to sell alcohol on Sundays?
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