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“My first week in office has definitely been informative, interesting, hectic – I don’t know how exactly to describe it,” said interim prosecutor Sarah Scoggin.
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Provided/Elkhart CountyFinding 86 children in a Goshen-area home with just three adults is what apparently prompted a lawsuit this week. -
The Illinois legislature, worried about spending public money on a new stadium as residents struggle with affordability, ended their session Monday without a deal to help the Bears move to Arlington Heights, Ill. -
Michael Gallenberger/WVPELarge crowds ventured to Marshall County on Friday to see the world’s largest operating steam engine in action. Union Pacific’s Big Boy No. 4014 made a whistle stop east of Argos. -
Jeff Parrott/WVPEIndiana statute requires city common council members to have lived in the city for a year and in their council district for six months, but property records show Heidi Beidinger bought her South Bend home only nine months ago. -
St. Joseph County has decided not to study a new rail corridor along Capital Avenue, despite getting a federal grant for that purpose. -
Joni EarlThe Elkhart County America 250 Committee is inviting residents to submit oral recordings on what the nation and county have meant to them, and their wishes for the future.
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