Is it legal in Indiana to fly a drone with a camera over my backyard? Ask the Hoosierist.
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The Hoosierist: The Days Of Miracle (Whip) And Wonder (Bread)
How is the iconic, Indy-originated carb celebrating its centennial?
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The Hoosierist: Crown Hill Catastrophes, Mulberry Season, And Holiday World
Crashes at Crown Hill, decrepit amusement park rides, and mulberry bushes. Ask the Hoosierist.
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The Hoosierist: A Courthouse Roof Tree, Supercomputers, And Indiana’s Caves
Sam Stall answers more of your questions about Hoosier arcana.
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The Hoosierist: So Long, Spaghetti Bowl
Interstate traffic, a church in ruins, and a monster truck museum. Ask the Hoosierist.
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The Hoosierist: Cranes, (Food) Trucks, And Horse-Drawn Automobiles
Sam Stall answers your questions about the fauna, mechanical and otherwise, stalking Indy’s streets.
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The Hoosierist: Avriel Shull, Home Brewing, And Home Delivery
No, seriously: Whatever happened to the paperboy?
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The Hoosierist: Germ Warfare
The dirty work of being a custodian has only gotten dirtier in the era of COVID-19.
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The Hoosierist: Scaling Up
Invasive fish, leaf-peeping, and film festival stars. Ask the Hoosierist.
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The Hoosierist: Winter Barbecuing
“Though firing up an outdoor grill is the signature move of barbecue establishments, any type of restaurant is free to break out the Weber.”
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The Hoosierist: The Dirt On Donating Plants To The Zoo
For an outfit that keeps some 31,000 plant specimens on its property (someone, probably an intern, actually counts them), the Indianapolis Zoo is pretty discriminating when it comes to donations.
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The Hoosierist: How Bad is Indy's Traffic?
Chronic congestion? More like a mild case of the sniffles.
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The Hoosierist: Is There a Legal Limit on Christmas Decorations?
“You need not fear the Christmas Police, because when it comes to exterior holiday decorations, pretty much anything goes.”
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The Hoosierist: Name-Droppers
Given that places like Bray-zil, Mile-an, and Pay-roo were all founded by people who probably never heard an actual Brazilian, Milanese, or Peruvian say the words aloud, can they be faulted for not getting it exactly right?
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The Hoosierist: Under the Radar
“Strip away the badass name and you’ll find a Ford Taurus with beefed-up brakes and suspension.”