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Can you see yourself biking to work?Even as the economic crisis has consumed our attention, issues of energy and the environment remain critical to our country's future. We ne… Started by Pat Coyle |
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Mar 27 Reply by Tamara O'Hearn |
Can Smaller Indiana be as BIG as the "Cultural Trail"?The "Cultural Trail" is one of the most amazing things to hit Indianapolis since, well, since ever. The vision behind it, to connect the cu… Started by Pat Coyle |
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Jan. 12, 2008 Reply by Lorraine Ball |
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