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A summertime destination in Goshen will soon be removed. On Monday, the city will start demolition of the Shanklin Pool.
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Michael Gallenberger/WVPESt. Joseph County’s Republican candidates for sheriff and prosecutor say Flock cameras are a great tool, but they’re open to more guardrails. -
Lindsey Smith/Michigan RadioThe University of Notre Dame is looking to help Benton Harbor redevelop its downtown and riverfront. The university says it’s part of the School of Architecture’s Housing and Community Regeneration Initiative. -
Michael Gallenberger/WVPE“Well, we built it. Now, let’s get them to come,” said the Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District's Kelly Wenger. -
"It adds to the quality of life in our little region here of Michiana, so a lot of people would hate to see it go, but that’s why we’re working hard on finding somebody," said owner John Nelson. -
FILE PHOTO: Justin Hicks/IPB NewsSouth Bend officials are hopeful that gun violence is trending downward, but a series of shootings Tuesday night raised some concerns. -
Provided/ECSThe school board voted Tuesday to freeze pay rates for many support staff members and make official the closure of four school buildings.
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