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Heading into the final days of early voting, tens of thousands of Michiana residents have already cast their ballots.
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Career Academy hopes to move into the former Clay High School in 2028, while the South Bend School Board considers its options for keeping the building. -
provided/University of Notre DameThe university’s iNDustry Labs launched its AI Leaders of Tomorrow fellowship program back in February. Since then, 50 students have completed almost 30 projects. -
Provided/ECSThe total 2027 budget adopted by the school board Wednesday is just over $148 million, about $23 million less than the one the board approved for 2026. -
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As the city of South Bend moves forward with a $6 million bandshell project for Howard Park, its contractor says it needs to bore deeper to find soils suitable to support the riverside structure. -
Tom Arthur/Wikimedia Commons“And I think the fact that it’s only in a couple places in our state probably means that they feel we run a pretty good show,” Gov. Mike Braun told reporters in South Bend on Wednesday.
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