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Court records say Tonda Hines admitted to spending family trust money for herself but said she thought she was allowed to borrow from the fund and that amount would be deducted from her inheritance.
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Elkhart City Council on Monday night unanimously approved a climate resolution aimed preparing the city for the long-term impacts of climate change.
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Elkhart's city council discussed a new bill that will require landlords to register their properties and pass inspections to ensure they meet minimum health and safety standards.
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The Elkhart City Council approved funding for a new Fire Station 6 at Monday night’s meeting, marking a significant upgrade for the northern neighborhoods of the city.
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The Elkhart Common Council voted in 2017 to repeal a 2006 ordinance that created a rental housing inspection program, with some members saying its uneven enforcement was unfair to landlords who complied.
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On Tuesday, the Elkhart City Council moved forward with a $50 million residential project.
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A recent Supreme Court ruling bolstered the city's confidence to try the ban again
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Elkhart's City Council on Monday voted to bid $3.125 million on the West Franklin Street building
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City leaders say the project is a necessary first step towards courting private investment in the historically under served area.
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Aaron Mishler maintained his election night lead in Elkhart 1st District