COhatch, a Columbus, OH, membership-based co-working office concept, is one step closer to making Broad Ripple its 10th location and the flagship of its Indiana operations. A petition for variance of use received approval at […more…]
by Annette O’Connor, Michigan State University; Jan Sargeant, University of Guelph, and Sarah Totton, University of Guelph Humans and animals share many diseases. And as dramatically shown by the tigers that tested positive in the […more…]
Indy Midtown Magazine has been posting regular updates about the state’s response to the public health emergency. This post archives all April, 2020 updates. View updates from March 2020 or May 2020. UPDATED April 30 […more…]
Beginning on March 14, 2020, Indy Midtown Magazine has been posting regular updates about the response to the public health emergency by the City of Indianapolis as well as Midtown-related organizations. This post archives all […more…]
With the United States Department of Agriculture prepared to implement President Trump’s executive order to keep meat and poultry processing facilities open during the COVID-19 national emergency, it’s worth considering the legal ramifications of such […more…]
by Thomas P. Healy Midtown’s community gardeners enjoy working with plants in the commons. But they share more than seeds, plants, chores, and harvests—they share a vision of connection. Rocky Ripple’s Burkhart Community Garden has […more…]
by Sharon Horvath For many of us during the current Covid-19 shutdown, the world has become a smaller, simpler place. With fewer events on our calendars, we are rediscovering family time, time spent outside, and […more…]
What the post-COVID-19 economy will look like is being hotly contested. Two economic analysts at Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business outline one approach to sustainability called the Triple Bottom Line. By Timothy F. Slaper, […more…]
Educators, parents, and students adapting to changes in education brought on by the public health emergency can benefit from these helpful resources: E-LEARNING SUPPORT AYS, Inc. (formerly At-Your-School Child Services, Inc.) is expanding its current […more…]
by Beth Edwards As Hoosiers adjust to sheltering at home, many looking for healthy activities and safe, sustainable food sources are turning to growing their own gardens. Home vegetable gardening has been gaining in popularity […more…]
