Stories tagged with "Market Square Arena"
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Impersonators celebrate 3 stages of Presley's act
Three versions of Elvis Presley made an audience swoon yet again on Friday at the Pike Performing Arts Center on Indianapolis’ Northwestside. In celebration of what would...
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Dalai Lama plans public lecture in Indy on May 14
The Dalai Lama’s springtime visit to Indiana will include a public lecture at Conseco Fieldhouse on facing challenges with compassion and wisdom, according to local Buddhist...
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Dalai Lama coming to Indy for May 14 speech at Conseco
The Dalai Lama’s springtime visit to Indiana will include a public lecture at Conseco Fieldhouse on facing challenges with compassion and wisdom, according to local Buddhist...
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Rappers revisit hip-hop's early days
Saturday’s “New York City Fresh Fest” at the Indiana Convention Center is titled to remind hip-hop fans of the landmark “Fresh Fest” tour that visited...
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No. 7-ranked Boilers set sights on Final Four
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — They’ve won the Big Ten Tournament. They’ve been to the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament. They’ve been ranked in the top 10. Now,...
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You get a vote; make it a 'yes'
A few days ago, as the lengthy debate over a proposed bond issue for a new Wishard Hospital neared its end, the writer of a letter to the editor of The Star pointedly asked why...
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Tempting offer carries big risks
City leaders need to keep one word in mind in sizing up a project that could revive one of the most neglected corners of Downtown: caution. Developer Tadd Miller has proposed...
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Deal would be risky for city, critics say
Developer wants to build $65M apartment project near Market Square site One of the largest apartment complexes ever proposed for Downtown could start rising in the spring,...
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Apartment developer eyes old bank garage
The Metropolitan Development Commission today approved a 10-year property tax abatement on a project to build 600 apartments at the site of the long-vacant Bank One operations...
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Simon was an essential part of Pacers' history
There is no hesitation in David Stern’s voice when it comes to Mel Simon’s impact on the city of Indianapolis. The NBA commissioner knows Simon’s value. He and...
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Simon, 82, shaped city, politics, sports
A business titan has passed on, and it will be...
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Surprises of Simon, self-made man
Mel Simon experienced his first taste of salesmanship while attending college at the City University of New York when he bought about 30 pairs of gloves one winter and...
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City Market's best hope: creativity
Mayor Greg Ballard is determined the venerable City Market won’t die on his watch. At the same time, he wants it to live with little or no taxpayer subsidy. So. Is there...
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Public hearing July 1 for MSA-area project
A public hearing on a proposed apartment project near the site of what was Market Square Arena will be heard July 1. The proposal won preliminary backing two weeks ago from the...
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How to restore the Indiana-Kentucky All-Star game
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Kentucky and Indiana boys’ basketball All-Star teams took the Knights Hall court for warm-ups Sunday night to the Beach Boys’ 1965 hit...
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Kravitz: 70-year-old tradition worth saving
If the Indiana-Kentucky All-Star series is dead, why is Bloomington South’s Jordan Hulls laying out near the sideline, diving for a loose ball? Why are the Kentucky coaches,...
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Biz Buzz: Green cars, Hummers to share road
Bankruptcies of two of the Big 3 means a lot of changes in Detroit, but none that we’ll see immediately on Indiana roads, Star business reporters said today during...
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Indy panel OKs pursuit of MSA development
A plan to give a developer control over a parking garage and the old Bank One operations center at the corner of Washington and East streets is moving forward. The Metropolitan...
