When it comes to the issue of climate change, Indiana finds itself caught, in a sense, between two realities.
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GOSHEN — Festival of Hope debuted Saturday in a swirl of brightly colored skirts, music as culturally varied as Goshen itself, food and the state Department of Health giving COVID-19 vaccinations.
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GOSHEN — Work has begun on the construction of an annex to the Heritage Park Stage at the Elkhart County 4-H Fairgrounds.
An alleged computer hack cost Troyer Foods more than half-a-million dollars recently.
ALBION — Fairfield stuck to its plan and came out with another volleyball sectional title.
LAGRANGE – In what has been an incredible season so far for the NorthWood volleyball team got even better for the Panthers on Saturday night at Lakeland High School.
MISHAWAKA — West Lafayette put an end to West Noble’s special boys soccer season on Saturday, beating the Chargers 4-1 in the championship match of an IHSAA Class 2A Regional boys soccer tournament at Mishawaka Marian’s Abro Stadium.
TOPEKA – Just hours after the Westview boys soccer team stormed the pitch in semistate-filled elation, the Warrior girls dipped their heads in disappointment.
TOPEKA – Down 3-1 with 15 minutes to play, the hopes of a regional championship seemed to be slipping through the grasp of Westview.
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Should county officials have to reveal which companies will receive government help?
Recently the Elkhart County Council, the Elkhart County Commissioners and the Economic Development Corp. of Elkhart County all worked together to extend C.R. 4 and to provide a $10 million tax phase-in to Amazon to construct two facilities along the Indiana Toll Road without revealing the company’s name to the public. The development effort was known locally as “Project Winnie,” and was led by a property development company. In the future, should these three county entities be allowed to hide what company will benefit from government actions, or should the end-users of such developments be revealed at the outset?
Oct. 15
Elkhart County
Level: Orange
• Positive cases — 35,546, up 83
• Deaths — 503, up 1
• Unique individuals tested — 132,908, up 225
• Total tests — 389,474, up 874
• 7-day positivity rate, all — 13.4%
• Fully vaccinated — 79,561
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Elkhart County Health Officer Dr. Bethany Wait talks with host Sheila Selman about her resignation following a recent Elkhart County Council meeting. She also gives an update on the current COVID status of the county.
Elkhart County Historical Museum Administrator Julie Parke steps in for host Patrick McGuire for this episode and talks about convicted serial murderer Rudy Bladel and the Elkhart rail yard murders.
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On this week's episode, Austin Hough and Evan Lepak recap a busy start to the prep sports week, as well as recapping NorthWood's trip to the state golf tournament. They also chat about Notre Dame's 24-13 loss to Cincinnati.
On this week's episode, Austin Hough and Evan Lepak bring on the NorthWood girls golf team to talk about qualifying for the state tournament (41:10-end). Before that, the guys talk about the rest of the local sports scene and Notre Dame's upcoming matchup with Cincinnati.
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NEW PARIS [mdash] Ellen Marie Higginbotham, 66, New Paris, died Sunday. Family and friends will gather at 1:45 p.m., Tuesday, at Miller 8 Square Cemetery, 14153 C.R. 126, Middlebury for a graveside service. Miller-Stewart Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
GOSHEN [mdash] Miriam S. (Martin) Hoover, 89, passed away peacefully to meet her Savior at her home in Goshen, at 10:10 a.m., Friday, Oct. 15, with some of her family by her side. She was born Nov. 24, 1931, to Joseph E. and Mary (Shaum) Martin. She accepted Christ as her Savior in her youth…
OSCEOLA [mdash] Priscilla E. (Laurie) Beaver, 74, Osceola, passed away Oct. 12, at her residence. She was born to the late John and Dorothy (Zroka) Laurie on March 12, 1947, in Fort Wayne. She married her loving husband Roger A. Beaver Nov. 27, 1976, who survives. She cherished her two dogs …
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