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Boston-based Cyvl says it's already helping over 100 municipalities more quickly and easily monitor the condition of infrastructure like streets, sidewalks and signage with artificial intelligence.
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ProvidedThe New Carlisle Town Council voted 4-0 Tuesday for a resolution opposing a developer's request to rezone over 1,000 acres of farmland near New Carlisle for a data center. A St. Joseph County Council committee will vote on the rezoning Tuesday before the full council votes Nov. 11. -
providedNIPSCO is planning to move its Goshen operations center a couple miles south, despite opposition from its new neighbor. -
Provided by Memorial MedFlightMore than 300 students will gather at the Tolson Center in Elkhart for Beacon’s Youth Summit, a hands-on event designed to spark interest in healthcare careers. -
Berrien County Sheriff Chuck Heit declined to share details on how men are connecting with the trafficked women because police plan more stings. -
ProvidedSouth Bend Schools partner with Oaklawn and Paramount Health Data Project to connect student health and academics in a first-of-its-kind statewide initiative. -
ProvidedSouth Bend Police officers' Santa's Elficers program, started in 2016, has outgrown several spaces and they say buying a permanent building will help them continue to grow and serve more kids at Christmas.
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