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Indy Public Works Readies For Final Four

Having hosted some of the world’s largest sporting events, Indianapolis officials say they are prepared for another influx of visitors to downtown.
  • By Greg Bates
  • April 01, 2015

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Indy Public Works Readies For Final Four
Hundreds of thousands of college basketball fans will travel to Indianapolis this weekend for the Final Four at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Indianapolis is used to large crowds.

The city is home to the Indianapolis 500 each May, as well as hosting the Big Ten football championship each December and the conference’s men’s basketball postseason tournament every other year. In 2012, Indianapolis was the site of the...

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