Goshen News, Goshen, IN

City outlines 5-year plan for federal grant money
With great funding comes great reporting responsibility.
Construction crew ruptures 6-inch gas line
Traffic was disrupted Wednesday afternoon after a construction crew apparently broke a 6-inch natural gas line at the southeast corner of Ind. 15 and C.R. 20 about 12:20 p.m.
Palin’s book piques interest of local Republicans
Sarah Palin’s 15 minutes just got an extension.
LaGrange community Thanksgiving dinner scheduled
The LaGrange Community Thanksgiving dinner for senior and disabled citizens will take place Tuesday at First Church of God, located along North Detroit Street in LaGrange. The meals will be served from 4 to 6:30 p.m. and there is no cost. The dinner is sponsored by the LaGrange Area Ministerial Association, Parkview Hospital and Farmers State Bank.
‘Nothing But Net’ representatives named
The newly created Fairfield Falcon “Nothing But Net” booster club was organized to support and promote the Fairfield boys basketball program by supplementing and assisting the athletic department.
House of Holly fund-raiser planned
The 29th annual House of Holly fund-raiser will take place Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. at the home of Dave and Bets Hahn, 26657 C.R. 48 Nappanee.
Topeka deputy marshall arrested
Nappanee golf course to get upgrades
NAPPANEE — Nappanee City Council members on Monday approved an ordinance declaring an emergency and appropriating additional funds for the golf course’s irrigation system.
A Westview student’s art to be featured on pin
SHIPSHEWANA — The 2009 Ice Festival Pin was unveiled Nov. 11 at Westview High School, and the winning design came from Westview student Ashley Yops.
Physician: Take breast cancer report in context
Sometimes a little information can be a bad thing.
Company gets tax break; 40 employees to be hired
Tax phase-ins, wages and E-Verify, oh my!
County set to gain 400 more jobs
Elkhart-based Heartland Recreational Vehicles LLC has announced plans to hire 400 employees as part of an “aggressive hiring initiative” at its headquarters.
Emotional win for Goshen’s Jerlecki
For Jackie Jerlecki, it’s been a busy but successful year.
Serving up another tasty Pancake Day
As many as 24,000 people are expected to be fed at the annual Salvation Army Pancake Day fundraiser on Friday, from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Salvation Army citadel, 1013 N. Main St.
Two buildings set for improvement
Price quotes were accepted for improvements at two Goshen-owned buildings, when members of the Board of Works met in weekly session Monday.
Making bracelets for a good cause
Parents and students are planning fund-raising activities for a Prairieview Elementary School teacher who is teaching and caring for her young son while fighting breast cancer.
Plans hit road block
Because of lower-than-expected gas tax revenue, the Indiana Department of Transportation has delayed the controversial U.S. 33 project through downtown Goshen for one year.
Local hospital lifts visitation restrictions
LAGRANGE — Effective today, officials at Parkview LaGrange Hospital will lift the temporary restrictions on visitors that were in place to minimize the spread of the H1N1 influenza.
Calendar discussion has some off balance
If there was one question answered at Monday’s Goshen Community Schools balanced calender information meeting, it’s that there are still plenty of questions that need to be addressed before any final decision on the subject can be made.

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