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“Elkhart is one of the most dynamic economies in the country – cyclical in nature, impacted by some of the things that are on the bigger front that we deal with,” said Governor Mike Braun.
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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. -
On Nov. 3 Village of Baroda residents will vote on whether the village should disincorporate and be absorbed by the surrounding Baroda Township. -
St. Joseph Superior Judge Mark Telloyan, a Republican, has ordered South Bend Community Schools to give the former Clay High building to businessman Larry Garatoni's Career Academy charter school. -
A South Bend Community Schools spokesman says fifth-year head football Coach Frank Karczewski is "away from the team" for the team's first playoff game Friday but won't say why or for how long. -
In-person early voting started Saturday in Michigan, four years after the state's voters approved the option and 20 years after Indiana started offering early voting.
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The announcement Wednesday is the latest action by the allies, who have repeatedly expressed alarm over China's growing assertiveness in Asia. -
This move comes about a year before President Xi Jinping is expected to secure his fourth five-year term. -
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