Scrub Hub: What s the future of bike lanes in Indianapolis? London Gibson, Indianapolis Star
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Bringing with it sunshine, flowers and finally days above 65 degrees, May is one of the best months for getting outside in Indiana. It s also National Bike Month, so if you ve been considering trading in your four wheels for two, now s the time to do it.
Biking is one of the most environmentally friendly modes of transportation, requiring little resources and allowing for travel without emitting greenhouse gases. It s also one of the healthiest modes of transportation, both physically and mentally.
But in order for people to feel safe biking in large cities, it s essential to have the infrastructure to support them, said Kim Irwin, executive director of walkability advocacy organization Health by Design.
Bringing with it sunshine, flowers and finally days above 65 degrees, May is one of the best months for getting outside in Indiana. It s also National Bike Month, so if you ve been considering trading in your four wheels for two, now s the time to do it.
Biking is one of the most environmentally friendly modes of transportation, requiring little resources and allowing for travel without emitting greenhouse gases. It s also one of the healthiest modes of transportation, both physically and mentally.
But in order for people to feel safe biking in large cities, it s essential to have the infrastructure to support them, said Kim Irwin, executive director of walkability advocacy organization Health by Design.
High school graduations are weeks away, and while many central Indiana high schools are planning for in-person celebrations, the details are still subject to COVID-19.
Some schools have announced ticket limits, but with the stipulations that those numbers could change. Others are waiting until the ceremony is closer before bringing up ticket numbers. Some have also already announced livestreams for those who can t be there.
In addition to tickets, plans for social distancing, mask wearing and other elements of the event are still coming as schools and health departments watch the spread of COVID-19. Plus, districts stressed that plans are still subject to change and will include precautions made with local health departments. For those that are planning outside ceremonies, many have also announced rain dates.
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From Michigan s UP to Indianapolis: Meet the company behind the Final Four court
394 panels weighing a total of 60,000 pounds slide together like a puzzle to create a basketball court made to perfection for the Final Four. Author: Lauren Kostiuk Updated: 12:22 AM EDT April 5, 2021
INDIANAPOLIS The stage is set for the biggest day in college basketball. The NCAA men’s championship game will tip off Monday night in Indianapolis.
The court inside Lucas Oil Stadium was specially made for the weekend festivities.
“Not many people think too much about the court. They see the court. They know it’s there, but they don’t know the process,” said James Gabour, the events project manager for Connor Sports.