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‘Summerwater’ Makes an Intimate Study of Social Class Out of a Long, Rainy Day When you purchase an independently reviewed book through our site, we earn an affiliate commission. Against the wisdom of the ages, you can tell a book by its cover. You can usually tell one by its title, too. “Summerwater” is Sarah Moss’s new novel. Her title is taken from the “The Ballad of Semmerwater,” a poem by the Englishman William Watson (1858-1935). It suggests density and perhaps difficulty, in the manner of the word “riverrun,” which appears in the first sente...

An Indianapolis Commission on Environmental Sustainability wrapped up a year of study this week. The commission presented findings Thursday, Dec. 17, related to environmental issues facing the city. It passed recommendations to the City-County Council for sustainability, environmental justice and recycling policies.  Chairman John Barth said many community members consider those topics priorities. “That’s what they are excited about, they are passionate and interested in these issues,” Barth said. “They’re worried about what’s happening or not happening, and they want the city to...

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