Comment Archives
Re: “Map man: Indy is Kris Komakech's gallery”
I want to see his work! The photos in this article are awesome. I am going to be on the lookout around town for his clocks. Kris celebrates Indianapolis with his talent and art. Thank you for telling us about him in this great article!!
Re: “Money talking in Broad Ripple”
Are you people footing the bill for all your "suggestions"?
Re: “Map man: Indy is Kris Komakech's gallery”
Kris is my nephew. He is a brilliant young man and we are very proud of him.
Re: “Benjaman Kyle: A man in search of his identity”
Look into Shane neuhaus for some reason I feel it could be him
Re: “Recoil's non-stop party”
Well written! Its a great show, a great group of fans to be part of too. Anxiously awaiting the Vogue show Friday May 3rd. Cant wait to hear their original music comming soon!!
Re: “We Are City: Finding the soul of Indy”
Indianapolis is just like New York, Chicago, without all the Cool Fun Stuff.
Re: “Money talking in Broad Ripple”
Two words re- closing down BR Ave - Retractable bollards - just close it off at night, leave it open during the day. I'm so tried of everything being so black and white, which seems to be a real problem in that area.
Re: “Recoil, Pragmatic, and Full Circle”
I can't wait! This is going to be a BLAST!
Re: “Stuck in the middle with You”
Republicans have overwhelmingly held those seats for years. I think the first attempt to eliminate the at-larges occurred in the mid-70s.
There is an interesting analysis of Stealers Wheel's "Stuck in the middle with you" and how they created it in the style of Dylan, but that it was in fact their own.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuck_in_the_…
Re: “Stuck in the middle with You”
Stuck in the middle with you- a Dylan song.
Re: “Stuck in the middle with You”
Why did the Democrats what to get rid of the " at large" City County Council positions in the past? How long ago was this?
Re: “Stuck in the middle with You”
LEEEEEEROOOOY...Robinson
Re: “Money talking in Broad Ripple”
There's already a Farmers market one day a week in Broad Ripple. Every Saturday at the High School.
Shutting down BR Avenue thru the Village will kill the Village.
We don't need a beer garden. There's already enough place for people to get a beer in the Village.
What the Village didn't need was Kilroy's and Brothers. Maybe the drunken college kids wouldn't deluge the neighborhood every weekend, and normal people could come out.
The evil people are attracted to the drunks. Easy Targets. If the drunks weren't around, the evil people would go somewhere else.
Re: “Tim Harmon's Very Bad Day”
I like this Tim Harmon, sorry for what happened, plan to read the book..Tim
Re: “The Easthills release album 15 years in the making”
Know these fellas; good dudes, with lots of talent. Hope it goes well for them!
Re: “Dealing with angry drivers in the spring”
@MichaelRousseau. Did you completely miss the point of this blog entry? Cyclists can (and should) "take the lane" when it is unsafe for a motor vehicle to pass.
Re: “Cricket in Indianapolis; no chirping, please”
Cricket is the fastest growing sport in USA. There is too nuch money in cricket. So it is all about the money.
Re: “Money talking in Broad Ripple”
if broadripple wants to really change itself,
shut down the road going through the main area.... make it foot traffic only.
Aim for more local businesses, and fewer big box stores.
ENCOURAGE rather then discourage locals to setup "carts" along the canal selling art, and food....
Clean up the alleys, streets, and sidewalks.... make this the responsablitiy of the local businesses...
Setup safer travel to the area via pickup / drop off services to downtown... and hotels through out the city... (tax every beer 10 cents to pay for it)... turn the shell station into a large parking lot... Open a farmers market one day per week. Open an artist market one day per week... at least spring through fall... Open the monon between BR ave and about 64th street 24/7.
want the canal to be something.... let vendor set up there every day.... for little to no cost (maybe just have them charge local sales taxes)... open a beer garden on the canal on fridays or saturdays.... So many ideas for this (my favorite part of the city).... that do not include begging big businesses to come in and lower the community value of the enviroment.
Re: “Ben Watt”
What an exceptional evening. Not only did he sound great but he was very personable and down to earth.
Re: “Benjaman Kyle: A man in search of his identity”
Wow it does look like him.