April 2013
Vol. 36 // Issue 9 Buy the April 2013 digital edition now. Editor’s NoteSee Amanda Heckert‘s thoughts here on this issue, and on departures, specifically that of longtime Emmis editorial director and IM columnist Deborah Paul, who retires this month. FeaturesCOVER STORY: Booming BurbsGet outta here—to the many fine communities just outside the city limits, including Greenwood, Carmel, Zionsville, Noblesville, Westfield, and Fishers. ESSAY: Brave New BurbsScoundrels and Scandals: These are the shocking, headline-grabbing crimes from the 10 most notable killers, kidnappers, and thieves ever to prowl the underbelly of Indianapolis. – See more at: https://www.indianapolismonthly.com/features/story.aspx?ID=1901203#sthash.9fEl5Z5i.dpuf
To protect their futures, Indy’s outlying areas are redefining themselves, one walkable block at a time. EXCERPT: The Spark
Nature made him a genius. His mother brought out his humanity. Fourteen-year-old Jacob Burnett is one in a million. PHOTOS: Meet the Flockers
We pecked around and dug up some of the city’s colorful folks raising not hell but hens. (Full articles will appear online on April 30) Photo Essay: What’s Left of Richmond Hill
Last fall’s gas explosion not only devastated lives and homes, but pasts. Today, the items salvaged by these southside neighbors mean more to them than ever.
Circle City
PHOTO EXTRA: David Boudia Makes WavesHere, outtakes from our shoot with the Olympian, a 2012 gold medalist in London, as he gets his feet wet on ABC’s new reality show Splash, where he appears as a judge in a (wait for it) celebrity diving competition. » BONUS VIDEO: At our photo shoot, Boudia dives into the pool in a shirt and tie—a first, he says. CULTURE COUNTER: Weiwei Out ThereA revolutionary Chinese artist breaks into the Indianapolis Museum of Art. WHAT I KNOW: Frank VogelThe Pacers’ head coach has his team playoff-ready for the third straight time. He says the best is yet to come. STREET SAVVY: KokomoThe landmark glass factory turns 125 this year—and its history is written on the walls. Plus, all of our Street Savvy stories to date—from Fishers to Fountain Square, Kokomo to SoBro. We’ve got the goods on what’s new and fun in the city’s ‘hoods, suburbs, and beyond. SHOPTALK: My Look, Gingham DressIndy’s fashion-truck pioneer, Lesley Jean Saligoe, dresses the part when she hits the road with Yessiree Petunia Vintage, her mobile boutique.
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