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Snowy streets leave Indianapolis residents to fend for themselves | Letters Original

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By Chris Barton
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
I moved from Michigan to Indianapolis 35 years ago. Every winter I am appalled at the lack of attention to snow removal here and the risk it poses to the safety of Indy’s residents. Back home in Michigan residents were bound by enforced ordinances to keep sidewalks and sewer drains clear. They were treated as a civic duty. On my street, children walk to the two neighborhood schools. Many are accompanied by their parents and younger siblings in strollers.
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A PARTY FOR FLORINE

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By Yevgenia Nayberg, Nicole Miles, Chris Barton, Don Tate
| Kirkus Reviews Verified
A passionate ode to a pioneering female artist whose influence endures and inspires. An artist finds kinship in the life and work of American painter Florine Stettheimer (1871-1944). A light-skinned young child who comes across Florine’s self-portrait in a museum is startled to discover that the artist resembles her. The child explores the parallels between their lives as artistic Jewish girls and ultimately commits to embracing Florine’s vibrant spirit.
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Black History Month: Books for Young Readers

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By Grace Byers, Chris Barton, Amanda Murphy
| TulsaKids Magazine Verified
As we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, now is the perfect time to start thinking of ways to celebrate Black History Month, which starts in February. Reading together is a wonderful way for children to celebrate and learn. No matter what race or background your child, children, or students are, here are several great books (of many) to add to your reading list. This is a great way to introduce children to the story of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It is geared toward readers ages 5-7.
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