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This blog was originally posted at Building a Better Indiana. Indianapolis Indians Chairman Max Schumacher had an interesting conversation with Bill Benner for Inside INdiana Business regarding Schumacher's efforts in making Indiana a destination f…
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The Indiana Chamber's E-Learning Services program is an ideal tool for businesses of all sizes to combat the workforce development challenges Indiana faces. Visit www.indianachamber.com/elearn to learn more.
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Michael J Dukehart, II commented on Matt L. Ottinger's blog post 'Going Both Ways: Are Indy's Downtown Merchants Punished by One-Way Streets?'
As a pedestrian I love the one way streets downtown. Only on direction of idiots to have to pay attention to. As a driver I hate them. How much time and sanity would be saved if everything went both ways. I often wonder how much of indy I have miss…
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This blog was originally posted on Building a Better Indiana. Business owners in Vancouver, Washington might think so. Governing’s Alan Ehrenhalt has penned an interesting piece about how the city has used two-way streets to revitalize its downtow…
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Michael Nolan commented on Matt L. Ottinger's blog post 'Going Both Ways: Are Indy's Downtown Merchants Punished by One-Way Streets?'
I think one way streets are awful. By their nature they imply "this is a place to get through quickly". A downtown should be a destination, not a motorway. But one-way streets are even more harmful in residential neighborhoods. Illinois and Capitol…
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Independent thinking; battle rapping (ok, not really)
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Getting the word out about the Indiana Chamber via social media. We've added a great deal of value for our members in the past year.
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medium company
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Staffer
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Indiana University

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Indy Steps Up to Plate for Baseball Winter Meetings

This blog was originally posted at Building a Better Indiana.

Indianapolis Indians Chairman Max Schumacher had an interesting conversation with Bill Benner for Inside INdiana Business regarding Schumacher's efforts in making Indiana a destination for Major and Minor League Baseball’s Winter Meetings. Though it was an arduous effort for years to convince baseball… Continue

Posted on December 8, 2009 at 12:46pm —

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Going Both Ways: Are Indy's Downtown Merchants Punished by One-Way Streets?

This blog was originally posted on Building a Better Indiana.

Business owners in Vancouver, Washington might think so.

Governing’s Alan Ehrenhalt has penned an interesting piece about how the city has used two-way streets to revitalize its downtown area. While many cities, incl… Continue

Posted on December 4, 2009 at 11:00am — 2 Comments

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Congrats to Valparaiso for being named Community of the Year!

The Indiana Chamber of Commerce released this statement Thursday:

Turning old into new and revitalizing crucial entryways into the city have helped Valparaiso earn recognition as the Indiana Chamber of Commerce's 2009 Community of the Year.

Since 2004, strategic public planning and execution - in conjunction with significant private partnership - has resulted in:

Forty million dollars in public investment, including more than $32 million in state and federal grants
Nearly $700 million… Continue

Posted on August 14, 2009 at 10:33am —

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At 9:58pm on July 23, 2008, Kyle Lacy said…
Hey Matt! Welcome to Smaller Indiana. I wanted to congratulate you on officially becoming a SMOOSIER! Welcome to the club. Let us know if you have any questions about the site. Remember to have some fun. Start a blog! Add some comments. We want to hear from you.
 
 

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