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'It's going to fall down any minute' | City issues continuous vacancy status for abandoned east Indianapolis building Original

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By Ella Rhoades Verified
| WTHR-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified
INDIANAPOLIS — The dilapidated building on 16th Street and Ritter Avenue is nearly impossible to ignore, but it appears the owners have. Broken windows, holes in the wall, graffiti, parts of the ceiling missing, overgrown weeds and a dead bird caught in the awning scratch the surface of the building's current conditions. This story continues below. Pastor Steven Bales watched the building deteriorate the last 12 years.
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AMERICA 250 | IFD firefighter trains crews in South America on old IFD equipment

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By Ella Rhoades Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
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'It's about how to keep them safe' | Project Lifesaver helps quickly locate missing people with cognitive conditions Original

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By Ella Rhoades Verified
| WTHR-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified
PUTNAM COUNTY, Ind. — A colorful, plastic bracelet wraps around an ankle of each of Paige Glassburn's boys. It's how local first responders will locate her boys if they go missing. Glassburn's two sons who have autism wear the Project Lifesaver bracelets 24/7. "It really just lets my mommy heart at ease, knowing that all I had to do is pick up and call, call 911 and we can find him quickly," Glassburn said. This story continues below.
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