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Massive Indy 500 crowd troubles Speedway wastewater plant again

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By Enrique Saenz Verified
| Mirror Indy (US)
Every year, Speedway welcomes hundreds of thousands of thirsty visitors for the Indianapolis 500 who consume thousands of gallons of beer and other drinks at the race. When they head to the restroom to make room for more drinks, they put the Speedway Wastewater Treatment plant’s ability to handle the increased flow to the test. Although the plant can handle the amount of liquid it receives, it has difficulty dealing with the chemical content.
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Floods, droughts and heat domes. Is this the future?

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By Enrique Saenz Verified, Darian Benson Verified, Elizabeth Gabriel Verified
| Mirror Indy (US)
Saturday evening, Aaron Owen saw something new in his West Indianapolis neighborhood — someone kayaking down the street. Heavy rainfall from a slow-moving storm Aug. 1 caused flooding throughout the city. A small tornado briefly spun through the south side, the National Weather Service said. “We had some rainfall rates at some points that were reaching 2 and ½ inches per hour. Those are really high rainfall rates,” said Andrew White, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Indianapolis.
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Soldiers, cops and criminals: Who’s buried at Mount Jackson Cemetery?

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By Enrique Saenz Verified
| Mirror Indy (US)
Wayne Township is accepting donations in money, muscle and expertise to maintain the Mount Jackson Cemetery. The cemetery at 400 North Tibbs Avenue is more than 200 years old, but there’s little information about who’s buried there. According to Trustee Jeb Bardon, a fire destroyed the township’s cemetery files in the 1960s. In the 1980s, it attempted to make a new cemetery roster with the help of local scouts by writing down the names on all the visible headstones.
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