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Bradley students bring neighborhood playground to life

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Colorado man runs across the country for mental health and addiction awareness, stops in Indy

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Colorado man runs across the country for mental health and addiction awareness, stops in Indy

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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Collin Chartier has a lofty goal this summer — raising $100,000 for the Herren Project, a national nonprofit providing resources for people recovering from addiction. Originally from the Washington, D.C., area, the former triathlete now lives in Colorado. On June 13, he set out from Folsom Field in Boulder to the Lincoln Memorial in the nation’s capital. On Thursday, he stopped in Indianapolis for the weekend, part of his 2,000-mile journey.
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Gen Con returns to downtown Indy to sold out crowd

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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Board game lovers take over downtown Indianapolis this weekend. The four-day tabletop gaming convention returns to the Indiana Convention Center to another sold-out crowd. This year’s edition marks Gen Con’s 59th anniversary, and it’s 23rd year in Indianapolis. Organizers claim it is the largest tabletop gaming convention for consumers in North America. Exhibitors will be showing off their newest games, with 70,000 people expected every day.
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