To the surprise of exactly no one, word began to get around on Tuesday that Indianapolis would be submitting a bid to host another Super Bowl. Most reports suggested that the bid would be for Super Bowl LII in 2018.During and after the completion…
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City Waiting for More Riders in Dangerous Bike Lanes
The Star’s Jon Murray has an article this morning on the miles and miles of new bike lanes the city has created.”You may have heard the grumbles throughout winter as Indianapolis drivers navigated around slivers of streets marked off for miles and mile…
Tully: Rupert a Welcome Voice in Gubernatorial Chase
The Indy Star’s Matthew Tully today wrote an interesting piece on Rupert Boneham. He makes the point that, although Rupert may not have millions in his warchest, he is a legitimate candidate and is the only one talking real issues right now.Matthew Tul…
Indy Star Decides Rupert is not a Candidate Worth Mentioning
By joshfeatherstone on November 12, 2011 in Democrat, Indy Star, J Robert Casko, John Gregg, John Wallace, Libertarian, Mary Beth Schneider, Mike Pence, republican, Rupert, Rupert Boneham
Rupert Boneham(image credit: rupertforgovernor.com) The Indy Star’s Mary Beth Schneider had an article in today’s paper about a candidate for Indiana Governor. It started of with a lengthy discussion about how this candidate refused …
Renaming Georgia Street…
By joshfeatherstone on September 26, 2011 in Erika Smith, Georgia Street, Indy Star, Matthey Tully, Mayor Ballard, NFL, Super Bowl
There’s been plenty of discussion on the renaming of Georgia Street. It has been one of the heated topics currently circulating Indy politics that I have thus far been silent on. Sunday the Indy Star’s Matthew Tully and Erika Smith offered …