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Clarks Hill, IN · Traffic & Transit
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CityBus proposes nearly 4% decrease in 2027 budget
CityBus is proposing a nearly 4% decrease in its 2027 budget as the transit system faces lower funding at local, state and federal levels. CityBus CEO Bryan Smith says the combined funding reduction could total more than $1 million. Despite the decrease, Smith says CityBus expects to get through 2027...
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Transpo riders feel effects one month after route cuts
SOUTH BEND, Ind. - It has been a month since Transpo made adjustments to its routes. The corporation predicts it will lose 15% of its funding as a result of Indiana’s Senate Bill One. That funding loss forced Transpo to make a hard decision: cut and modify some of its bus routes.
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Advice for Hoosiers as gas prices rise
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Westfield Costco plan raises concerns about traffic congestion
A Costco Warehouse proposed in Westfield would create about 200 jobs, developers said. The company seeks to change zoning to allow for a Costco and gas station to be built on about 23 acres at the northwest corner of 191st Street and East Street. At about 167,000 square feet, the store would be about 15,000-20,000 square feet larger than older Costco stores. About 900 parking spaces would be included. The gas station would feature a total of 16 pumps over four rows. The site would be the fourth Central Indiana location for the membership-only big-box warehouse store chain, which also has stores in Noblesville and in Indianapolis’ Fortune Park and Castleton neighborhoods. The store would serve about 12,000 existing Costco members living within the city, Steve Cross, Costco’s real estate development director, said during the Westfield Advisory Plan Commission’s Oct. 5 public hearing on the proposal on Oct. 5. “We think this is an excellent access for our development,” Cross said about the Westfield site. “The basic benefits are providing local jobs, curbing retail leakage, keeping retail sales within the community itself, and generating taxes and significant disposable income from those employees to spend within the community.” The store would