These are 8 Indianapolis chefs worth watching in 2020
Whether they are leading top Indianapolis kitchens or running their own restaurants, these cooks are pushing the city’s food scene out of infancy.
Month: December 2019
Purdue named in lawsuit over Camp DASH, where campers were bullied and abused
Purdue University faces two new lawsuits for its involvement with Camp DASH, which Purdue hosted in Tarkington Hall during the summer of 2017.
8 young chefs pushing Indianapolis restaurants into the next decade
These cooks do next-generation dishes that hit everything from elevated burgers to regional Mexican food inspired by ancient recipes.
NFL Week 15 picks: Can Colts cover the spread vs. Saints?
Indianapolis Colts take on the New Orleans Saints in NFL Week 15 action on ‘Monday Night Football’
Doctor makes donation to help those in need screen for breast cancer
Dr. Gustavo Galante gave $1,400 to the Franciscan Health Foundation to help those in need pay for early detection of breast cancer.
Stomach flu outbreak terrorizes school in Washington state, sickening over 100 students, staff
A number of schools from Seattle Public Schools and Vancouver Public Schools were forced to close to disinfect and clean because of the outbreak.
Increasing teacher pay, ILEARN hold harmless to top educators’ priorities in 2020
The Indiana State Teachers Association wants lawmakers to address teacher pay, licensing requirements, ILEARN and more in 2020.
Physician wins award for compassionate work with trauma patients
Emergency physician Michael Todd at Franciscan Health Crown Point won a St. Raphael Award for his compassionate care.
Art to honor Native Americans
MICHIGAN CITY — After failing to garner support from the Michigan City Redevelopment Commission in November for $45,000 in matching funds for a sculpture honoring Native Americans and their contribution to the city, the Public Art Committee got the gre…
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New Prairie school board to meet