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Editorial: Toyota expansion is an uplifting development
It’s been a bumpy ride, the ride toward adoption of electric vehicles in the United States, but at least one exception stands apart — forklifts. And that’s great news for one of our region’s largest...
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Letter: Maybe we should rethink scope of riverfront plans
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Ask Amy: An update reveals the need for practical help
Dear Readers: As I have announced previously, I am leaving this space. My last column will run at the end of June. (Readers can continue to find my work through my newsletter and at amydickinson.com.)...
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Brian Howey: Braun continues a DC-to-Indy trend
There have been varied training grounds for future Indiana governors. Continue reading at The Republic News.
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John Krull: Trump, guilt and the art of grievance
No wonder former President Donald Trump has fought so hard — so desperately — to delay the three other criminal trials he faces. Continue reading at The Republic News.
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Another viewpoint editorial: Trump convictions should spark a battle for the...
Orlando Sentinel Continue reading at The Republic News.
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Ask Amy: Amy revisits a favorite reader prank
Dear Readers: Before I leave this space at the end of June, I’m taking advantage of my senioritis and re-running some of my favorite columns. Continue reading at The Republic News.
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Jack Colwell: When a primary election winner dies
Jennifer Pace won the Republican nomination for Congress in Indiana’s 7th District during the May 7 primary election. That district includes almost all of Indianapolis. She won with 7,716 votes, about...
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Denise Abdul-Rahman: Indiana EV infrastructure must be racially equitable
The rapid acceleration of electric vehicle adoption in Indiana comes with the risk of leaving historically disadvantaged communities behind if charging infrastructure isn’t adequately expanded and...
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Another viewpoint editorial: Alito right to stay in Trump-related cases
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Today’s editorial cartoon
Today’s editorial cartoon. Continue reading at The Republic News.
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Ask Amy: Survivor of suicide loss looks for memorial
Dear Amy: Forty-two years ago, my uncle died by suicide. I was very young at the time, and for years was told that he died in a car crash. Continue reading at The Republic News.
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Community needs to tackle its alcohol issue
Minimized a bit by the ongoing increase in people seeking treatment for drug addiction is another problem that can have life-altering, even deadly consequences — alcohol abuse. Continue reading at The...
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Lee Hamilton: A who’s who of partisanship and nonpartisanship in Congress
Back in mid-May, the Lugar Center and the McCourt School of Public Policy at Georgetown University released the latest of their studies looking at bipartisanship in the US House and Senate. They summed...
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Ask Amy: Generous niece looks for ways to say ‘no’
Dear Amy: My aunt has fallen on hard financial times and has begun leaning on me. Although she has a daughter, two stepsons, a nephew, and the biological father of the granddaughter she is raising, I’m...
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Another viewpoint editorial: Economic mood hasn’t caught up to economic data
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Mark Franke: The mathematics of voting
Now that the primary election season has passed but the November campaigning cycle is not yet up and running, there is time for detached reflection on how our democracy works. Or doesn’t. Continue...
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Addie Angelov: Will we let the children lead us?
I started my career teaching special education in the ’90s. I taught what was then called self-contained special education. These classes were separate from the rest of the school. They were comprised...
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Today’s editorial cartoon
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Ask Amy: ‘Friendship with benefits’ offers neither
Dear Amy: Just before the pandemic, I started dating a charming, smart, handsome, funny professional guy (we’re both men). Our dates were delightful, except that whenever I suggested getting physically...
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