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I came of age in the Twin Cities, Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota. I went to college in St. Paul in 1969. I stayed in one of those cities or the other for almost ten years.
“Voting is bigger than any one party, one issue, one candidate or one election,” Michelle Obama said. “We’ve got to strengthen our democracy from the bottom up …."
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In this time of protest and pandemic, we will continue to be a source of thoughtful, independent news for Central Indiana.
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Politics
Tuesday's primary set the stage for the November general election by advancing the candidacies of some familiar names and ending those of others.
As protests continue around the nation to bring attention to police brutality and injustice, state leaders said they want demonstrators to be mindful of how their actions could contribute to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Gov. Holcomb approved $30 million in federal funding made available through the CARES Act to small business restart grants, helping accelerate the speed of economic recovery activity by providing working capital to cover certain expenses related to the global pandemic.
At the end of her weekly video update Friday, Indianapolis Public Schools Superintendent Aleesia Johnson acknowledged the “incredibly tough week in our country.”
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