Officials with Notre Dame's Veldman Family Psychology Clinic say they're excited for its potential to boost research while also meeting mental health care needs in the South Bend community.
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This Saturday, community volunteers will work with city staff to plant about 100 trees along Oakdale Drive, Southdale Drive and Christian Avenue.
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St. Joseph County Commissioners President Carl Baxmeyer says commissioners are looking for a law firm outside of the county to objectively review whether they should fire economic development director Bill Schalliol and area plan director Shawn Klein, over citizen complaints about their handling of recent development proposals in rural areas.
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Under a proposed resolution, $2.5 million dollars would go to the police and fire departments, while $500,000 would be used to help residents struggling to pay their water and sewer bills.
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Benton Harbor Area Schools has approved a contract for Interim Superintendent Keith Sanders, who officially takes over July 25 following the resignation of Simone Griffin.
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St. Joseph County Commissioners Tuesday announced they'll appoint an independent counsel to review allegations against economic development director Bill Schalliol and area plan director Shawn Klein. Commissioners were not specific but said the allegations involve the Midwest Continental Divide Trail project and a solar farm.
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Mishawaka Common Council President Gregg Hixenbaugh says if the federal government's allegations against developer James "Andy" Card are true, Card's use of Mishawaka Fieldhouse project money to buy a home could cost the city if the money isn't recovered.
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