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‘The freedoms we have today are because of that flag’: Field of Honor is back in Brownsburg
BROWNSBURG, Ind. – The ‘Field of Honor’ in Brownsburg is paying tribute to local veterans and active-duty service members. “If you look at all these flags, each one – millions and millions of people, men and women, have served to support that flag,” said Glenn Nulty, a local Vietnam-era veteran. “The freedoms we have today […]
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Hoosier Haunts: History of the State Sanatorium
Rockville, Ind. (WLFI) - For decades, the Indiana State Sanatorium served as a place of treatment for patients battling tuberculosis and later mental health conditions. Today, the historic property draws visitors interested in its history and reports of paranormal activity. In this edition of “Hoosier Haunts,” News 18’s Cody Melin...
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Advancing Westfield Foundation awards $499,000 to local groups
The Advancing Westfield Foundation (AWF) has awarded $499,000 in grant funding to 22 organizations serving the Westfield community. AWF supports nonprofit partnerships that provide vital services for youth, adults, seniors, veterans, individuals with disabilities and families throughout the community. Funding is made possible through net proceeds from the Mayor’s Grand Gala and supports organizations working in areas such as health and wellness, food insecurity, youth development, senior support, mental health, and disability services.
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Westfield Superintendent Dr. John Atha: referendum decision is up to residents alone
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Danville display of global signposts set for a major makeover
DANVILLE—A cluster of signposts in downtown Danville is getting a makeover thanks to a $12,000 grant from the Illinois Arts Council. The city of Danville said in a news release it will use the funds to restore the Lindley Sign Post Forest at the corner of Harrison and Vermilion Streets. It features 87 signs pointing to towns and destinations around the world.
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Indiana ICE facility detainees spend weeks in solitary and face 'medical crisis,' lawsuit says
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Halloween Costume Shopping Picks Up in Lafayette
With Halloween just two days away, residents across Greater Lafayette are getting ready for the holiday. From spooky masks to classic costumes, shoppers have plenty of options as they put together their Halloween looks. Star City News reporter Lanie Gatson visits a local pop-up shop to learn more about the costumes available this year and what shoppers are looking for as October 31 approaches.
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Westfield schools appoint new transportation administrator
Westfield Washington Schools has appointed Taylor Gee as the district’s new assistant director of transportation. Gee joins the district with experience in school transportation operations, staff leadership, student support and family communication, according to a news release. She most recently served as transportation manager for Washington Township school district, where she helped oversee transportation services for more than 11,000 students and supervised a team of 113 employees, including drivers, assistants and office staff.
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City of Danville addresses misspelled street sign
DANVILLE, Ill. (WICS/WRSP) - We have all made typos in our lives. But usually that typo is not on display for the whole town to see. Danville residents are snapping photos and speaking out after a newly installed street sign was found to have been misspelled. The sign is meant...
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HOA Removes Indiana Man's Political Sign, Sparking Dispute Over Property Rights
A political sign has become a hot-button issue for a homeowner in Zionsville after he claims that his homeowners association (HOA) removed the sign without his permission. Brad Vawter told his story to You Are Current recently. According to him, the HOA took the sign down one day after it was placed on his property....
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Road Closure Will Affect Frankfort Commute
Frankfort, Ind. (WLFI) - The Indiana Department of Transportation announces a road closure that will impact U.S. 421 in Frankfort. Beginning on or after Monday, November 2, Norfolk Southern railroad crews will close U.S. 421 (Jackson Street) at the crossing located between Morrison Street and Washington Street for upgrades. Work...
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Frankfort Announces Soft Closure on East Boone Street for Halloween
The City of Frankfort will implement a soft road closure along East Boone Street from South Clay Street to South Williams Street during Halloween trick-or-treating on Saturday, Oct. 31. The area has become one of Frankfort’s busiest trick-or-treating destinations, drawing large numbers of children and families. Increased vehicle traffic, including...
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State Senate District 22 race still at top of mind for voters
LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) - The State Senate District 22 race has been a big topic for many local voters in the past few weeks. Republican incumbent Ron Alting has announced his resignation, leaving the seat empty while his name remains on the ballot. It’s as Democratic candidate Natasha Baker is now ramping up her campaign efforts.