Renovations Coming To Elkhart Public Library Branches
Jan 16, 2021 
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Updated: A $4.5 million investment to improve Elkhart Public Library’s neighborhood branches is underway.
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Rep. Snow Encourages Folks 70 And Older To Sign Up For Vaccine
Jan 16, 2021 Updated:
Updated: Indiana residents age 70 and older are now eligible to register for a free COVID-19 vaccine, according to State Rep. Craig Snow (R-Warsaw).
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Medical Device Companies Open New HQ In Whitley County
Jan 15, 2021 Updated:
Updated: A pair of companies in the orthopedic medical device industry has opened new headquarters in Columbia City.
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Toll Road Operator Installs Electric Charging Stations
Jan 15, 2021 Updated:
Updated: The 157-mile Indiana Toll Road now features two fast-charging stations as a plan for an electric charging network begins for ITR Concession Co. The first two stations are online in Rolling Prairie at the Wilbur Shaw and Knute Rockne travel plazas.
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Ostrich Left The Nest For An Unsupervised Walk In Missouri Neighborhood
Jan 15, 2021 
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Updated: ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. — An ostrich flew the coop last week for an unsupervised walk through his neighborhood in St. Charles County, Mo.
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Bethel University President Appointed To University In Illinois
Jan 15, 2021 Updated:
Updated: MISHAWAKA — Bethel University Board Chairman Randy Lehman announces the resignation of President Gregg A. Chenoweth, Ph.D., and subsequent appointment as president of Olivet Nazarene University, in Bourbonnais, Ill., effective June 1.
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Girl Scout Cookies Now On Sale
Jan 15, 2021 Updated:
Updated: Fort Wayne — Cookie season is here. The annual Girl Scout Cookie Program launched today during a challenging time when many Girl Scouts are selling in creative, socially distant ways to keep themselves and their customers safe.
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More Than 4,000 Pills Of Various Steroids Seized By CBP Officers In Chicago
Jan 14, 2021 Updated:
Updated: CHICAGO–U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers in Chicago recently intercepted two shipments, arriving from Lithuania, which contained various steroids.
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Petition Opposing J-Turns On US 31 Presented To INDOT
Jan 14, 2021 Updated:
Updated: Kokomo — A petition with over 1,500 signatures from citizens who oppose INDOT’s plan to install J-turns along U.S. 31 was submitted to INDOT today.
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Groninger, Stutsman Appointed To MACOG Policy Board
Jan 14, 2021 Updated:
Updated: The Michiana Council of Governments has announced the appointment of leaders on its policy board, according to a news release from the group.
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Elkhart Foundation Awards Three Grants
Jan 14, 2021 Updated:
Updated: Nearly $700,000 worth of grants have been approved by the Community Foundation of Elkhart County’s board of directors.
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Image Study: Indiana Is ‘Generally Sicker’
Jan 14, 2021 Updated:
Updated: INDIANAPOLIS — The dean of the Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health at IUPUI says Indiana’s economic success has a direct correlation to the health of Hoosiers, and both need help.
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Former Michigan Governor To Be Charged In Flint Water Crisis
Jan 14, 2021 Updated:
Updated: FLINT, MICH. — Former Michigan Governor Rick Snyder is being charged with two counts of willful neglect of duty, but for years many who lived through the water crisis have been asking for more serious charges than that.
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Over 11,000 Cartons Of Ice Cream Recalled Due To Metal Shards
Jan 13, 2021 Updated:
Updated: NEW YORK — Over 11,000 cartons of ice cream are being recalled after a customer discovered a piece of metal in a container of the frozen treat.
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Komets Outline Plan For Upcoming 50-Game Season
Jan 06, 2021 Updated:
Updated: FORT WAYNE – The Fort Wayne Komets have announced a return to the ice after nearly a year of inaction. The team says it will begin a 50-game regular season in February.
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Kokomo Tribune Building Damaged By Fire
Jan 06, 2021 Updated:
Updated: Firefighters with the Kokomo Fire Department spent several hours early-Tuesday morning working to contain a fire that broke out at the Kokomo Tribune offices, at the intersection of Union and Mulberry streets.
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