Leesburg Moves Forward With Sewer Rate Review
Dec 14, 2021 
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Updated: A decision was made to move forward with a sewer rate review at a cost of $7,500.
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Leesburg Moves Forward With Patrol Contract With Claypool
Jul 13, 2021 Updated:
Updated: Council members agree that a police presence has made a difference with speeding issues the town has been experiencing.
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Leesburg Property Owners Can Benefit From Sidewalk Enhancement Program
Jun 16, 2021 Updated:
Updated: Council members want to make sure all Leesburg residents are aware of the Sidewalk Enhancement Program offered by the town.
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Leesburg Turns To Claypool Police To Provide Patrols
Jun 15, 2021 Updated:
Updated: The town of Leesburg may be receiving assistance with their traffic control problem – from Claypool.
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Cisterns Still Used To Provide Water For Fires By Plain Township Fire Department
Jun 13, 2021 
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Updated: By Deb Patterson InkFreeNews (EDITOR’S NOTE: Due to technical difficulties, this post did not appear at it’s scheduled time Saturday.) LEESBURG — The means to provide water to fight fires back in the early days of Plain Township Fire Department are still being used today. Approximately 15 cisterns … Read More
Leesburg Sees Decrease In Parking Violations
May 11, 2021 Updated:
Updated: At a town council meeting Monday, May 10, Street Commissioner Craig Charlton told council members that only one parking ordinance violation has been issued in the past month.
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Leesburg Looks At Options To Address Speeding Motorists
Mar 09, 2021 Updated:
Updated: Concerns about motorists speeding in town were addressed at the Leesburg Town Council meeting Monday, March 8.
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Concerns Voiced Over Leesburg Joining County Area Plan Commission
Jan 12, 2021 Updated:
Updated: About 20 residents attended the Leesburg Town Council meeting Monday, Jan. 11, with many voicing concerns over council’s recent decision to join the Kosciusko County Area Plan Commission.
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Old Leesburg Hardware Store Will Be Renovated Into Apartments
Dec 15, 2020 Updated:
Updated: Town council members heard about a potential downtown project at their Dec. 14 meeting.
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Leesburg Will Pursue Legal Action For Nonpayment Violations
Oct 13, 2020 Updated:
Updated: Everyone’s patience has a limit — and it seems that Leesburg Council members have reached theirs.
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Leesburg Council Taking Steps To Address Nonpayment Of Violations
Sep 15, 2020 Updated:
Updated: The Leesburg Town Council meeting held Monday, Sept. 14, began with council president Doug Jones expressing condolences on behalf of the council to the family of Steve Hearn, who recently passed away.
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Leesburg Moves Forward With Walkways, Bikeways Project
Aug 11, 2020 Updated:
Updated: Leesburg is moving forward with a walkways and bikeways project initiated by a pledge from the K21 Foundation.
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As Sewer System Ages, Leesburg Adjusts Its Approach
Jul 14, 2020 Updated:
Updated: Leesburg Council Member Tom Moore gave an update regarding the town’s septic system at the at the Leesburg Town Council meeting Monday, July 13.
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Leesburg Mulls Restrictions On Long-Term Living In Campers
Jun 09, 2020 Updated:
Updated: Restrictions on long-term living in campers will likely be implemented in the near future.
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Leesburg Memorial Day Parade Marches On, But With Differences
May 12, 2020 Updated:
Updated: By Lasca Randels InkFreeNews LEESBURG — The Leesburg Memorial Day Parade will take place this year — with a couple of modifications. The parade will take place at 10:30 a.m. May 25, with line up at 10:15 a.m. “We are going to have a ceremony here and at … Read More
Leesburg Leaders Look At K21 Grant Opportunities
Mar 11, 2020 Updated:
Updated: LEESBURG — Town Council members continued discussion about the K21 Health Foundation pledge at their monthly meeting held Monday, March 9. Nine towns in the county, including Leesburg, have the opportunity to receive up to $200,000 for projects that focus on health and wellness opportunities in their community. … Read More