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Tyler Fenwick
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Journalist, Free Press Indiana
Indianapolis
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Biography
I am a journalist covering economics at Mirror Indy, a nonprofit newsroom in Indianapolis.
development city government poverty homelessnessHousing
I’ll write about almost anything.
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By Tyler Fenwick Verified| Mirror Indy (US)@ Indiana House Republicans approved a bill April 14 that could land people experiencing homelessness up to 60 days in jail. Senate Bill 197 would make it a Class C misdemeanor to use public land for long-term camping. If charged, a person could also face a fine of up to $500. Lawmakers in the Senate, though, didn’t sign off on changes made to the bill.
By Tyler Fenwick Verified| Mirror Indy (US)@ Indiana House Republicans approved a bill April 14 that could land people experiencing homelessness up to 60 days in jail. Senate Bill 197 would make it a Class C misdemeanor to use public land for long-term camping. If charged, a person could also face a fine of up to $500. Lawmakers in the Senate, though, didn’t sign off on changes made to the bill.
By Tyler Fenwick Verified| Mirror Indy (US)@ If you have questions about your electric bill, you can speak in person with an AES Indiana representative during the utility company’s community office hours. AES will be at the Julia M. Carson Transit Center, 201 E. Washington St., for three days in April:4-6 p.m. Thursday, April 1010 a.m. to noon Saturday, April 125-7 p.m. Wednesday, April 16Customers can work with AES to set up a payment plan and learn about other financial assistance options. No registration is required.
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Free Press Indiana
Indianapolis, United States