I Choose Indy!

Will 2010 be the year that Indianapolis inches a little bit closer to offering more options for public transportation? Let’s hope that new developments, support and encouragement does enter the discussion, but until then Indianapolis residents will need to continue to look for places to fill up their gasoline tanks as cheaply as possible.
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Click through if you don’t see the video, Colts Pass It On Video.

The Mission:
Hoosier hospitality is inherent in all of us. It’s caring on a personal level. It’s performing random acts of kindness. It’s giving a ride to a friend, helping a sick neighbor or simply buying a stranger a cup of coffee. In these [...]

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend, don’t forget that the Indianapolis Air Show at Mt. Comfort airport is this weekend.
With the beautiful weather we’ve been having, there’s not much of a better event to take the family to and enjoy than the air show. Adult admission is $17 and kids 5 and [...]

Just noticed this video over at the Indianapolis Cultural Trail website:

I moved to Indianapolis from Denver quite a few years ago and have fond memories of the 16th Street Mall – a street closed to pedestrian traffic and free buses that moved between shops, restaurants and art stores. I’m so happy that Indianapolis [...]

Link to Rapid Transit Survey
I’ve lived in two cities with rapid transit, Vancouver British Columbia and Denver Colorado. In both cities, I moved there before they had rapid transit and in both cities I saw it transform the cities. My employer in Denver actually paid for our transit passes and I loved it. [...]

I’m 38 years young and a native of Indianapolis. I grew up in the back room of a bakery (Wilson’s Donut & Bake Shop) on West 16th Street just outside of Speedway. My family originated in the Whitestown / Zionsville area where they farmed land in nearby New Augusta. My best buddy, [...]