Dayton
Dayton, IN · Municipal
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Arcadia voter “proudly endorses” Robyn Cook for Jackson Twp. Trustee
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Frankfort Street Paving Continues Monday, Tuesday
Milling began Monday, Oct. 26, as the Frankfort Street Department continues its street improvement project. Crews began milling Main Avenue from West Armstrong Street to Freeman/Jackson Street. Work is also planned for Meridian Street and Oak Street before crews move to Fifth Street. Fifth Street will be closed for several...
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Brownsburg firefighters reach $465,000 settlement over unpaid overtime claims
BROWNSBURG — A federal court approved a $465,000 settlement resolving a lawsuit filed by 68 Brownsburg firefighters over unpaid overtime and pay calculations. “The settlement resolves our members’ claims over money they are owed for hours they worked, but it does not change the reason we brought this case forward,” David Brock, president of Hendricks […]
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Westfield voter endorses Kirsten Root: she’s “proven her commitment to service”
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Retired Sheridan educators endorse school referendum
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State Fire Marshal investigating Beef House fire, owners announce they’re open
COVINGTON, Ind. (WLFI) - UPDATE: The Beef House as announced it is open following an electrical fire Monday morning. News18 received this message from the owners Tuesday afternoon: “Unlike some reports, the Beef House Dinner Theatre is up and running. We will move forward with our scheduled productions of Reunion at Hippie High October 30, 31 & Nov 1 and the Logan Kirby Salute to Veterans Nov 7 & 8.”
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Frankfort Building Trades Students Make Progress on Annual House Project
Students in the Community Schools of Frankfort Building Trades program are making progress on this year’s house construction project. Students have been working with blueprints, installing the drainage system and completing the framing as the house begins to take shape. The hands-on project gives students experience applying construction skills...
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Halloween on the Square, Holiday Plans and a New Frankfort City Website Top Frankfort’s Busy Fall Calendar
FRANKFORT, Ind. — Thousands of trick-or-treaters, a final leadership luncheon of the year, a holiday season packed with events and a race to rebuild the city’s website were among the topics Frankfort Community Development Director Kimberly Black covered Monday on area’s only local, live radio talk show WILO and Boone’s Best 102.7 FM’s “Party Line.”
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Letter: Make sure votes for referendum and state legislature align
Recently, our community has heard a lot about the school referendums in Carmel and Westfield and why they are so important to our local public schools. As a proud 2024 graduate of Carmel High School, I know firsthand how critical these referendums are for the continued functioning of our exceptional public schools.
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Mundy updates community at Sheridan State of the Schools Address
On Wednesday, Oct. 21, Sheridan Community Schools (SCS) hosted and welcomed an engaged audience for the State of the Schools Address. Attendees asked very thoughtful questions as they learned more about the progress, priorities, and plans for the school’s future. Throughout the address, Superintendent Dr. Dave Mundy highlighted district...
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Westfield voter endorses Kirstin Root because she will “put Hoosiers first”
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This Budget-Friendly Indiana City Lets Gen Z Buy A Home With Just Four Years Of Salary
Somewhere in the middle of Indiana, there’s a city quietly doing something that most of America has completely forgotten how to do, and that’s making homeownership actually possible for regular people. Kokomo, Indiana is that city, and if you haven’t been paying attention to it lately, you might...
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A New Day for the Old Post Office: Noel Shows His Plans for Frankfort Landmark-Renovation Underway.
FRANKFORT – The man bringing Frankfort’s Old Post Office back to life says the inside of the 1913 building is “a disaster area” right now. He also says he has done this before. John Noel and his daughter, Liberty, spoke to the Frankfort Rotary Club on...
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Monster Mash on the Wabash brings Halloween festivities to downtown Lafayette
Costumed families filled the streets of downtown Lafayette Saturday afternoon for the fourth annual Monster Mash on the Wabash, a Halloween festival featuring trick-or-treating, a “zombie crawl” and a costume contest. The event, organized by the Downtown Lafayette Business Owners Association, ran along Main Street, featuring local vendors...
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Station 384 was under construction, with an opening expected in early 2026.
The event, announced by the Westfield Fire Department on Facebook, will feature fire-safety education, hands-only CPR instruction and light refreshments alongside the station tours. What's on the Schedule. The department's services include hazardous materials incidents, along with trench, confined-space, vehicle-entrapment, rope, building-collapse and water rescues, in addition to standard fire...