If you’re driving on West Washington Street, there are potholes everywhere — but at least this one has a traffic cone to warn you. | Photo by INDYtoday team
We ain’t afraid of no ghost — but we are scared of sewage backup, power outages, and potholes. We rounded up a few resources to answer the age-old question posed by “Ghostbusters": Who ya gonna call?
👻 If there’s something strange...
Drainage issues | For water or sewage backup, or other drainage problems, call Citizen’s Energy Group at 317-924-3311.
Animal collection | Call 317-327-4622 to have the city pick up a dead animal on any Marion County public street.
Power issues | For streetlight outages and downed power lines, call Indianapolis Power and Light at 317-261-8111. You can also use the AES Indiana online outage form.
👻 ...in your neighborhood
Barking dogs | If it isn’t a mischievous spirit keeping you up at night, but your neighbor’s pooch instead, call 317-327-4622 or submit a request online.
Potholes | Stop swerving and submit an online street repair request instead. Tree concerns | For fallen trees, broken limbs, and the like on public land, submit a request here.
Indy Eleven Fan Appreciation Night | 7-9 p.m. | Michael A. Carroll Soccer Stadium | $11+ | Head to this special evening celebrating fans with giveaways, contests, and autograph sessions after the match. Plus, enjoy performances by the School of Rock Carmel House Band pre-game + at halftime.*
See students in action during a tour of the school. | Photos provided by St. Richard’s Episcopal School
Your child’s educational future is always worth thinking about.
Whether you’re prepping for preschool or thinking about making a change for next year, St. Richard’s Episcopal School offers a diverse range of options for preschool students (age three) through eighth grade.
Parents of prospective students can learn more about St. Richard’s during their Fall Open House on Thursday, Nov. 6, from 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Meet with school administrators, current parents, and teachers, and see the school in action.
Bonus: This year, prospective parents can ask questions to a panel of current students to hear first-hand about key features of the school, including:
An engaging + challenging curriculum that encourages students to become global citizens
Small class sizes with individualized attention from faculty members
An environment that instills leadership + civic responsibility
Start your bidding engines. Former IndyCar team owner Michael Andretti’s Fishers estate just hit the market, with 21,000-sqft of luxury waterfront living space. Watch the video tour if you’re interested in having your jaw drop today.
Opening
Birria lovers, rejoice. The first brick-and-mortar spinoff of popular food truck Birrieria Iturbidense is scheduled to open at 823 Broad Ripple Ave. on Tuesday, Oct. 21. Expect familiar birria favorites as well as new interpretations like ramen, egg rolls, and pizza. (IBJ)
Feel Good
Watch this viral video of Colts cheerleader Morgan communicating in ASL with 8-year-old Markat his first NFL game. We’re not crying, you’re crying. (IndyStar)
Try This
There’s no better way to get a view of local fall colors than on a hot air balloon ride. Take one on Friday, Oct. 24 at Urban Apples — tickets will be sold on-site only, and you can bookend your flight with special food trucks + live music.
Sports
Welcome back, Gordon Hayward. The former Bulldog and 14-year NBA veteran is rejoining the school in a newly-created volunteer Executive Basketball Advisor position. He will use his NBA experience to advise on recruitment, player development, and team culture. (WTHR)
Number
19,296. That’s how many miles the average Hoosier drives each year, the third highest mileage in the US — and well above the national average of 13,916. Maybe it’s time to get a bike?(FinanceBuzz)
Sports
Is Penn State really trying to poach Curt Cignetti? Here’s why he shouldn’t leave Indiana, according to Locked On.
Travel
Picture this: Windows down, PSL in hand, and autumn leaves in view. It’s time to leave the city behind and hit the road to Shipshewana. Visitors can expect delicious Amish eats + treats, scenic drives, family fun, and more. Swap city noise for a slower pace, if only for a weekend.*
Biz
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Health
Discover the life-changingHorizon IX hearing aid, praised by audiologists nationwide. It adapts and enhances conversations in real time, prioritizing speech clarity for a distraction-free experience. It’s easy to use and seamlessly fits into your daily routine. Unlock the clarity you’ve been missing with a no-risk trial.*
The Buy
An ultrasonic jewelry cleaner with cleaning solution. It features high frequency technology + multiple settings to remove dirt and grease from your jewelry, glasses, watches, and more — all for under $50.
The fun doesn’t have to end here. After reading the newsletter, head over to our games page. Games refresh with new challenges every day at 6 a.m. from crossword puzzle to Sudoku to themed word search.
Need to take a walk? Carmel just released an interactive Public Art Walking Tours map to celebrate its art pieces around the city center. Open on your phone and start strolling — the tours feature two segments, a one-mile route and a half-mile route.
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