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IndyHumane Takes Part in Worldwide Push to Find Pets Forever Homes

IndyHumane Takes Part in Worldwide Push to Find Pets Forever Homes INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – There is a big push for pet adoption throughout the month of May. Shelters across the world, including in Indiana, are working to find rescue animals their forever homes. IndyHumane is taking part in the global pet adoptathon. The shelter is offering discounts on adoption fees to help more cats and dogs find loving homes. People will get $50 off dog adoption fees and half off of all cat or kitten adoption fees from May 1 through May 31. Indy Humane is partnered with North Shore Animal League America, the world’s largest no-kill rescue and adoption organization, for the 27th year of the Adoptathon. Currently, around 2,000 shelters are participating.

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Indianapolis neighborhoods change, forests disappear with development

For decades, Augusta Heights hasn’t changed much. The neighborhood, tucked in between where Michigan Road and W 79th St meet Crooked Creek, is secluded, peaceful. Residents describe it as “the country in the middle of the city.” In many ways, it is. Residents don’t have sewage, streetlights or sidewalks. Fire trucks have had trouble making their way through the narrow, un-maintained streets. Backyards flood every spring. But for the first time in years, change is coming to Augusta Heights. Developers are moving in and building new homes. They’re bringing street lights, sidewalks, sewer systems, and new roads.

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St Clair to study busy Corunna intersection for stoplight

Article content St. Clair Township council has directed its staff to study the options of reducing lanes, installing a pedestrian crosswalk or installing traffic lights at the Corunna intersection of Hill and Queen Streets. Responding on April 19 to a report created by the township’s co-ordinator of engineering Paul daSilva –in response to correspondence received by the township last November from residents who expressed concern about the dangers of the intersection – Coun. Pat Brown moved a motion that instructed township staff to engage in a full traffic study at the intersection. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.

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St Clair to study busy Corunna intersection for stoplight

St Clair to study busy Corunna intersection for stoplight
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St Clair to study busy Corunna intersection for stoplight

St Clair to study busy Corunna intersection for stoplight
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