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"These rallies play a major role in helping us all rediscover what it means to be a citizen and democracy," said Merle Baker with Elkhart County Indivisible. "They help us realize the power and the possibility of the people."
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Main Street and East Jackson in downtown Elkhart are closed for a federally mandated sewer project aimed at preventing sewage overflows during heavy rain.
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"This is a livable, walkable community," said Elkhart Mayor Rod Roberson. "It is the prescription for new urbanism."
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Elkhart County’s H-1B hiring rate trails the national average, with 25 new hires in 2025. Manufacturing led local approvals, according to a new analysis.
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It was October 3, 1851, when the first train arrived in Elkhart. Now, the city is planning a series of events to mark 175 years of rail service.
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Residents of an Elkhart neighborhood can have their home’s air quality tested for potential contamination. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is conducting vapor intrusion testing in the area bounded by Crawford Street, Christiana Street, Maple Row and Plum Street.
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