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PHOTO BY Robert Scheer is an IndyStar visual journalist. Follow him on Twitter: onica Douthitt (left), of the Dayspring Center, laughs with the North Central High School girls basketball team Monday as they deliver blankets to the center while celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day. 2A 2017 E1 INDY STAR Singer-songwriter Bobby Goldsboro is 76. Comedian- singer Brett Hudson of the Hudson Brothers is 64.

Actor- director Kevin Costner is 62. Country singer-actor Mark Collie is 61. Actor Mark Rylance of Other Boleyn is 57. Actress Jane Horrocks is 53. Comedian Dave Attell is 52.

Actor Jesse L. Martin and is 48. Rapper DJ Quik is 47. Singer Jonathan Davis of Korn is 46. Singer Christian Burns of BBMak is 43.

Actor Derek Richardson in is 41. Actor-screenwriter Jason Segel I Met Your and is 37. Singer- actress Samantha Mumba is 34. January 18 CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS Costner Some of Indiana numbers were drawn too late for this edition. Here are the midday numbers selected Tuesday: Daily Three-Midday: 7-2-6; Daily Four-Midday: 7-3-9-2; Quick Draw-Midday: 2-9-1214-16-17-19-20-30-32-37-41- 48-56-59-63-70-74-75-76; BE: 37.

Here are the evening numbers drawn Monday: Daily Three-Evening: 1-6-2; Daily Four-Evening: 1-0-8-1; Cash Five: 4-12-22-35-36; Cash4Life: 3-15-16-19-26; CB: Quick Draw-Evening: 2-6-910-13-21-27-28-30-31-42-45- 47-49-55-58-63-65-71-73; BE: 42. Winning numbers provided by the Hoosier Lottery LOTTERIES Loving God, go with us into this day; watch over us this night; and when our days and nights are done, gather us all into your eternal home. Amen. IndyStar corrects its mistakes. If you spot something you believe is an error, call (317) 444-6000.

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193 PRAYER INDIANA STOCKS OF INTEREST 1-317-786-2604 TrywhatDickCrumandStanWood talkaboutonradioandTV Call 317-786-2604 forappointment Newresearchlinkshearingloss JohnsHopkinsresearchindicatespeoplewithhearinglossmuchmore clinicallyproven toprovidenormal innoisyplaces SOUNDHEARING MoneyBackGuarantee LIMITED 2FOR1 COUPONS AVAILABLE IS-0000080354 DONATE YOURCAR Make-A-Wish andIndiana WheelsForWishes.org Call(317)678-0249 (WISH) ANYWHERE RunningorNot WheelsFor Wishes Benefiting IS-0000081848 Memo to developers that want to take on the former General Motors stamping plant in Indianapolis: You better have a plan that gives people access to the White River. The city has completed a six-month study of what neighbors want to see at the 102-acre industrial site. While people agree on everything range from a grocery store to an aquarium neighbors overwhelmingly say they want a project that will activate the riverfront and extend streets to an area of the city that is difficult to reach. The former GM site sits on the river, just south of Washington Street and the Indianapolis Zoo. closer to Downtown than Fountain Square, yet trickier to navigate.

you look at an aerial of that site, there are no streets into the said Jeff Bennett, the deputy mayor of community development. the very least, we know going to have to be some street grid reconnection. Medium to long term, what are we doing to enhance connectivity to Downtown? And what are we doing to develop the river as an asset to the The answers largely will be up to site owner RACER (Revitalizing Auto Communities Environmental Response) Trust, agroup formed in 2011 to clean up and sell 89 former GM plant locations, including the Indianapolis factory. RACER is preparing to issue a call for offers to about 70 development firms. The group hopes to find a buyer by the end of the year.

RACER is starting from scratch after previous proposals fell through. The site was once slated for a seat amphitheater, as well as Marion new criminal justice center. Now, RACER is looking for bids that align with feedback from the surrounding neighborhood, called the Valley, as well as several groups including the zoo and the White River State Park Commission. The zoo, for instance, hopes for a pro- posal that allows it to expand parking. Asuccessful offer could include a broad range of features, including retail, housing and park space.

RACER wants proposals that address broad neighborhood concerns, but is not prescribing any specific elements, such as a grocery store, said Bruce Rasher, redevelopment manager for the trust. degree to which a proposal takes full advantage of the river amenity are the things be looking Rasher said. RACER plans to issue acall for offers in mid- February with a deadline for submitting proposals during the second quarter. The group received four offers for the site in 2013. The economy and real estate market have changed little since then, Rasher said.

expecting that get anywhere from three to five really top- quality Rasher said. Although RACER hopes to complete the process this year, Rasher said it could extend into 2018. RACER and city officials held a community meeting Tuesday at the Edison School for the Arts to present the study. Since the former GM site is private property, the city has no authority over selection process. But the city has been working to ease redevelopment.

Indianapolis in October added the site to its Downtown tax-increment financing district. TIF is a process in which the city issues bonds to pay for infrastructure, such as streetwork and utilities, and repays the money with rising property taxes. Indianapolis could use TIF money to pay for work on South and Division streets, White River Parkway and Oliver Avenue that would improve access to the former GM site and incorporate it into the Valley. Bennett hopes the move will show developers that the city is serious about working with them to revitalize the site. would be hopeful to cast as wide a net as Bennett said.

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