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The Window says demand for services has gone up, while community financial support has gone down.
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The Elkhart County America 250 Committee is inviting residents to submit oral recordings on what the nation and county have meant to them, and their wishes for the future.
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An Elkhart County man says decades of flooding tied to an inadequate detention pond have cost him thousands, as officials now promise to pursue a long-term solution.
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Three Democrats are vying to represent the Goshen and Middlebury areas in the Indiana House of Representatives.
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Goshen residents and property owners have a chance to shape future development in the city. Goshen is working with TSW Design Group to create a new unified development ordinance.
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"I’m a dreamer," Andy Stephenson told city officials Friday. "I like to be innovative and come up with new things."
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Planners’ preferred alternative would widen U.S. 33 to four lanes between Monroe Street and Plymouth Avenue and five lanes from Plymouth Avenue to Kercher Road, including a center turn lane. Other planned improvements include an eight-food-wide multiuse path between Monroe and Kercher, plus new curbs and sewers.
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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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Drivers can learn about proposed changes to U.S. 33 in Goshen. The Indiana Department of Transportation will hold a public information meeting on Wednesday, March 4 at 6:30 p.m. at Goshen High School.
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Event organizer Richard Aguirre says the immigration forum is hosted by the Goshen City Democratic Party but it's not meant to be a rally against the Trump Administration or ICE.