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St. Joseph County Police Sgt. Jason Dziubinski says officers will be stopping more golf carts on roads to inform drivers that the carts aren't allowed there.
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Elkhart Common Council President Arvis Dawson says he isn't worried that a data center moratorium will cause the city to lose out on economic development, since the city has things that data center developers want. -
(FILE PHOTO: Tyler Lake/WTIU)State Rep. Chuck Moseley (D-Portage) wants NIPSCO to go a step further, by giving customers a 100-percent credit on their bills for the entire time they were without power. -
While the Amazon and Microsoft data centers are coming, the St. Joseph County Council now seems to have majority support for a ban on new hyperscale data centers. -
Courtesy of City of Goshen/WVPEGoshen currently covers trash and recycling pickup out of property tax revenues, but Mayor Gina Leichty says that’s no longer possible, due to Indiana’s recent property and income tax reform. -
Crossroads United Way says it's determined to continue local fundraising efforts to keep the late Dolly Parton's Imagination Library literacy initiative mailing out free children's books. -
Niles Mayor Nick Shelton says buying power directly from solar panels at the airport will save the city money in the long run as renewable energy costs grow with demand in coming years.
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