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A win for Irvington.
This is a good thing. Irvington decided that they wanted a vibrant, walkable, mixed-use district with ULI and the City. The City shouldn’t backtrack on that for more corporate sports favors.
Perfect.
Why do we need (and who besides the founder even wants) a physical “Hall of Fame” for Indiana sports? This is the world of TikTok video and short attention spans.
A website and a few rotating displays at the Indy Airport, LOS, Hinkle, Gainbridge, and the Convention Center is probably the way to go.
I agree that some rotating space at LOS or the Convention Center makes the most sense to gain the most eyeballs and traffic.
Bread and circuses! Priorities!
Seems like a perfect fit for an exhibit at the Indiana State Museum