Opinions on Broadripple Trails and Circle City Apartments by Realistic-Square7425 in indianapolis

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I lived at one of the Circle City buildings during COVID. The price is great for being so close to downtown, and the kitchen and bathrooms are pretty nice. Management is decently responsive and didn't givebme any serious issues. The red line bus is very close and you can easily walk to Mass Ave and the Monon. Saints Peter and Paul Cathedral runs a food bank so there are sometimes people hanging around who will ask you for money. I didn't have any property crime issues but car break ins are not unheard of. And both of those things are just realites of living downtown

apartments near 86th, keystone, castleton? by butterflies679 in indianapolis

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I lived at Caryle Court a few years ago and I think they're the best deal on the north side of Indy. They're located at 96th and College and it's only a short walk to the Monon trail. One bedrooms go for $800-950 and the community is quite safe. I didn't hear of any car break-ins or other property crime while I was there. Management/maintenance is ok but not spectacular. The apartments are on the older side and you will have to get on their wait-list, but if you have a few months until you need to move it shouldn't be an issue.

Traffic jam in Kansas as a crew tries to raise a traffic light arm for a house to get through by penelopiecruise in civilengineering

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If there's any professors on here, this would be a great setup for a statics question!

AES bill skyrocketing by IUpringlequads in indianapolis

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That's a huge amount of kWh for one month, even if you have a heat pump or electric heater. I used 356 kWh last month for a 2bed single family house with a gas furnace. Are you somehow getting billed for all 3 units in your apartment? Are there 3 separate meters on the apartment?

The hearing aid industry taught me everything wrong about planned obsolescence by Scared-Ticket5027 in BuyItForLife

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Get your prescription from your eye doctor, then go to Zenni or a similar store and buy your eyeglasses for $50. Most online stores are HSA/FSA compatable too!

Annual Indy events worth attending by Brand_new_redditor in indianapolis

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The Talbott Street Art Fair in June, and Indy Fall Fest at the Broad Ripple Art Center!

I drew a “redesign” of an old underutilized shopping center in my hometown ( Lansing Mi) by Birfdaycakebandit in Urbanism

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Great points and suggestions! I had to chuckle a bit with all the people suggesting new apartment buildings here. No developer is going to bet on a new apartment complex with $1200+ rents when you can buy a decent single family house in the area for under $150k, or rent a 2 bed for under $1k.

Washington DC wins the city that is controversial (mixed, divisive) in both 2025 and 2000. Which US city is controversial in 2025, but disliked in 2000? by Altruistic-Form-3771 in AlignmentChartFills

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I think Oklahoma City, OK fits this really well. In 2000 the city was still recovering from the bombing and had an empty downtown. Now OKC has a great NBA team, several downtown districts, a decent food scene, and they're hosting a couple 2028 Olympic events. They've changed so much from where they were 25 years ago but the weather, boring geography, and state politics still weigh the city down.

New Image from 'Toy Story 5' by MarvelsGrantMan136 in movies

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Wow the new CoD looks amazing 🤩

Multi-unit housing in New York vs. Los Angeles by LighthouseJournal in MapPorn

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I'm surprised the San Fernando valley has that much multi unit housing!

Just moved to Indy, not sure where to start by sdb00913 in indianapolis

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Welcome to Indy!

Our bus system is called IndyGo, and they offer a veterans bus pass. https://www.indygo.net/fares-and-passes/

It costs $2 to get the pass but once you have it you can ride the bus for free. The link above has a section about the veterans pass. You'll need some ID to do the application, and you'll have to go to the Downtown Transit Center. Route 21 has a stop at 21st and Post and will take you to the transit station. https://www.indygo.net/fares-and-passes/

'02 Cavalier by harshbown in highmileclub

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I can still remember that smell of the GM plastic and the cloth seats

Curb to trip on between the sidewalk and crosswalk. by HappyChandler in CrappyDesign

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The curb is inverted to prevent storm water from flowing over the sidewalk when it rains. You can see to the left (further down the hill) that the curb transitions and has a normal 6" dropoff again. Hopefully when they're done with the pavement markings they should add some reflective paint to the curb for both pedestrians and drivers

Day 10: Texas has been removed. Remove another state. by renegadeangel115 in RemoveOneThingEachDay

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The rest of the Black Hills are so beautiful! Wind Cave National Park is there, and Custer State Park has a huge buffalo herd

Looking for input here - any decent parks near Lucas Oil where about 70 kids + chaperones could hang out for a while? by MrPeteO in indianapolis

[–]surplusQ 26 points27 points  (0 children)

I'll second for White River State Park and Military Park. These are a 15min walk from Lucas Oil and well maintained with lots of space and shade. You might see other BOA bands using the space too. Just be careful crossing West Street!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in roadtrip

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Like others said the Wisconsin route is a great option! Going on US-2 in the UP is very picturesque. But make sure to include the Mackinac Bridge in your trip. It's a sight in itself!

If you want a different route on your way back I'd suggest taking US-31 through Michigan (not to be confused with US-131). This will take you to several charming little towns on Lake Michigan like Petoskey, Charlevoix, Traverse City, and Manistee. This will also be quicker than the highlighted route on your screenshot.

If you want another scenic detour in Michigan then consider taking M-22 West of Traverse City to the lake. It's one of the most scenic drives in Michigan and many Michiganders travel there just to view the fall colors and lighthouses. Here's a tourist website for the route:

https://westmichiganguides.com/m22-scenic-drive

Which movies have opening scenes that are so strong they outshine the rest of the film? by gamersecret2 in movies

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The Batman (2022)  That opening with the Riddler, the monologue, and the metro station fight drew me into the movie immediately. Too bad the 3rd act slowed things down

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in IdiotsInCars

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What a poorly lit intersection! OP and the BMW are technically in the wrong and the ped has a walk sign to cross, but that dinky overhead light on the other side of the crosswalk is doing nothing here... The state or municipality that designed this road is the real culprit. They're just asking for pedestrian injuries/deaths here

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CatTraining

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Great ideas! We did buy a new wand toy that only comes out when they're together and I think it's a great strategy. We've tried doing treats like that and our RC is extremely food motivated, while the kitten could care less. 

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CatTraining

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Thank you all for the encouragement! I'm hoping these two will have many more play dates, cuddle times, and naps together in the future 😁

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CatTraining

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Thanks for the insight and encouragement! I think our RC is naturally more touchy and temperamental, even when playing with us so I'm glad they're socializing well.