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Indiana consortium wins funds to build medical research hub

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By Ethan Sandweiss
| ipm.org
A group of Indiana research and business organizations led by Indiana University faculty is receiving funds from the National Science Foundation to build a musculoskeletal health research hub. The Indiana Musculoskeletal Health Partnership for the Advancement of Care & Treatment (IMPACT) is one of ten regional teams to win an NSF Regional Innovation Engine award.
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First-year tab of $3-5 million estimated for county to move some prisoners to other jails

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By Ethan Sandweiss
| ipm.org
Monroe County Commissioners declared a jail overcrowding emergency Thursday. They propose sending inmates to other counties until a new jail is built at an estimated cost of $3-5 million for the first year. Since commissioners and County Council could not agree on where to build a new jail, Monroe County could face another lawsuit by the ACLU of Indiana for overcrowding and poor conditions. Sending prisoners to Brown, Greene and Morgan counties is a temporary solution.
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Protesters enter City Hall demanding solution for Seminary Pointe apartments

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By Ethan Sandweiss
| ipm.org
Protesters entered Bloomington City Hall Monday afternoon to demand a solution for saving 29 low-rent apartments at Seminary Pointe, which could be demolished to make room for a convention center hotel. Bloomington Homes for All is urging the city Redevelopment Commission (RDC) and the Capital Improvement Board (CIB) to negotiate the apartments’ handover to a land trust.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Interning with Bloom Magazine as a teenage boy with a sparkle in my eye

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Of course

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Samuel Katelbach from Babylon Berlin