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It seems surreal that game day is upon us. The dream began several years ago, when Indy made an unsuccessful bid to get the Super Bowl here, then finally being selected on the next try for the 2012 game, which at the time seemed awfully remote, two years away. We all watched the number click down one at a time, the countdown of “Days To Go Until The Super Bowl” reached 365, then
Monument Circle has witnessed all different types of gatherings in the more than 150 years that it’s been the geographic and symbolic center our community, and now the start of it’s first ever Super Bowl party last night. The downtown area around and in-between the Circle and Georgia Street was wall-to-wall with thousands of people of every age and description, out to take in the sights, sounds and activities. With
Just happened to be downtown at the right time and saw the Mega Bus in action, picking up and dropping off some Thanksgiving holiday travelers on the east side of the City Market which is their bus stop here in Indy. I knew about the service, but had never seen it in operation. Mega Bus keeps their overhead low by not having a bus terminal, and offer low-cost transportation to major cities. A niche
This is one of three wonderful stone bridges that span Crooked Creek, built originally on what used to be the Charles Sommers estate on Cold Spring Road. Cold Spring School is located on a portion of the property there and IPS transformed the original Sommers Mansion into offices and meeting space. To the west of the home and between Marian College, there are walking trails and woods, now habitat for indigenous wildlife and
Almost everywhere you look there’s a project just completed or going on someplace downtown both large and small. Like these updates to curbs, sidewalks and drainage along Washington Street near Meridian. And then there’s the Georgia Street Pedestrian Mall, refurbishing the Monument on the Circle, expanding the Convention Center, etc. These kinds of things are not inexpensive. They are spending some serious money on improvements and to make things look sharp downtown. I
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