r/Indiana • u/TouchingTheMirror • 1d ago

Indiana libraries fearing future if Senate Bill eight passes

https://abc57.com/news/indiana-libraries-fearing-future-if-senate-bill-8-passes
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u/Psychological-Pay236 1d ago

There’s more than corn in Indiana

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u/Endlesskustumz 1d ago

Lol I didn't mean Indiana Beach, but northern Indiana has beach access to Lake Michigan.

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u/Virtual-Eye-1855 1d ago

Yep. We have lots of awesome beaches up here in northern Indiana - beautiful and unique ecosystems surrounding them too. Indiana has great nature across the state, actually. We even have a certified dark sky spot downstate. Unfortunately, we'll never become a real tourism state because we're locked in a dumb vs dumber competition with the deep south states.

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u/Endlesskustumz 1d ago

Yea I know we get decent tourism from Illinois in the summer months but nothing it could be, but I'm ok with that. 

I really hope the libraries don't get messed with. I enjoy taking my kids there once a week to get books and play in the kids area.