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Gregory Hill, CEO of Indy’s public library system, could get a raise this month.

Hill, who made around $205,000 last year, would be in line to make $265,000 per year if the library board approves a raise, board president Ray Biederman told Mirror Indy.

Khaula Murtadha was the only person on the seven-member board to vote against increasing the pay range. She said giving the CEO a raise makes it look like the board doesn’t care as much about regular workers.

“How does it look to those who are boots on the ground?” Murthada, the board’s vice president, said during the meeting.

In 2025, the median salary for a librarian was around $54,500, according to the state’s public employee database. That was an increase of about 10% from 2023.

Hill’s pay over the same time went up by about 23%.

You can help provide school supplies for students and teachers through IPS’ annual Back-to-School Supply Drive.
If you’d like to donate some supplies from the list, you can contact Tiffany Parker, IPS’ Family and Community Engagement Manager, at [email protected] to arrange to drop off supplies.

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If you find yourself on the Monon Trail this weekend consider adding a little retail therapy to your time outdoors.

Neighbors will host garage sales along the trail from 42th Street to Kessler Boulevard. The SoBro Neighborhood Alliance will also host a community yard sale.

You’ll be able to find local vendors like Tomorrow Bookstore and Big Bugz Thrift and pop up shops from Tinker Coffee and Macizo June 13 and Recess on June 14.

It’ll be from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.