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Westfield Washington Schools board eyes new construction bids, OKs teacher contract
As winter approaches and the construction season winds down, Westfield Washington Schools officials are looking ahead toward new projects. The WWS Board of Trustees voted Nov. 10 to approve a plan to advertise bids from local construction groups for new community rooms at Maple Glen and Monon Trail elementary schools, a new track at Westfield High School and a sports field complex at Shamrock Springs Elementary School. The move to advertise the projects comes as the district nears the end of projects at Cool Creek Elementary Schools and Westfield Middle School.
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Ball State football loses second consecutive game against Buffalo 28-7
In a wet and nasty game, Ball State surrendered two late touchdowns that turned a competitive game into a 28-7 loss against Buffalo. The biggest story was the missed opportunities on offense. The Cardinals made it inside Buffalo’s 30-yard line six times, but walked away with zero points — three missed kicks from third year kicker Brody Boehm, and three turnovers on downs.
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HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS: Carroll football falls big to Carmel, Bishop Dwenger dominates Muncie Central
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - The season has come to an end for SAC Champion Carroll as the Chargers fell short of the Regional title with a 38-7 loss at home to Carmel. Despite an early touchdown strike from Gabe Frisinger to Harry Scheele, the Charger offense was unable to find its footing as it went scoreless the rest of the night. Frisinger passed for 269 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions.
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Carmel considering conservation district for N. Range Line Rd.
The City of Carmel is considering the creation of a conservation district that would include most of the structures on North Range Line Road between Main Street and Smoky Row Road. Sam Burgess, Carmel Historic Preservation Commission administrator, presented information about the proposed district and gathered feedback from property owners...
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How to Hear and See Tonight’s Muncie Central Football Game, 11/13/26
Tonight, all Bearcat eyes and ears on the football team at Ft. Wayne Dwenger. MCS CEO Chuck Reynolds shared a story this week – after Logansport lost. hear the game on 96-7 and 102.9 FM, and smart speaker, say “Play Blake FM Live.” Free video link on the usual link, too.
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Dubious Buys Raise Alarm Over Local Control of Opioid Cash
This article by Aneri Pattani first appeared in KFF Health News, republished with permission. State and local governments spent about $3.7 billion in opioid settlement funds last year. That’s more than the median annual income of 42,000 American families combined. The money comes from companies that were sued for...
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Ball State basketball coach Chris Capko set for matchup against mentor Andy Enfield
Ball State basketball's road trip to SMU is sure to bring a whirlwind of emotions for Chris Capko. Capko, the Cardinals' rookie head coach, will return to Dallas to coach against the very same team for which he served as the associate head coach for the last two seasons. The matchup pits Capko against SMU head coach Andy Enfield, his longtime mentor who he has assisted for the last decade between stops at USC and SMU. "I don't feel any pressure to beat them or to perform extra well," Capko said following his first career head coaching win. "That's family to me, all those guys, same staff, coaches I worked with for a long time and a coach who's a mentor of mine." Capko and Enfield first became connected during their shared time in the state of Florida. Enfield was an assistant coach at Florida State when Capko got his first assistant coaching job at Stetson. By the time Enfield rose to prominence as the head coach at Florida Gulf Coast, Capko had become an assistant at Georgia Southern. Given the regional proximity of their earlier career stops, it wasn't uncommon for the two to run into each other on
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Muncie students get an inside look at health-care careers
More than 400 middle and high school students recently got an up-close look at health care careers during events at IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie. The events brought 412 students from 11 schools to the hospital for hands-on activities, conversations with health-care professionals and behind-the-scenes tours, according to a community announcement. Students explored jobs in nursing, medical imaging, sterile processing, pharmacy, rehabilitation and patient transport while learning about the education and training needed for those careers. The events are part of IU Health's efforts to introduce students to health care professions and develop a future workforce. Ball Brothers Foundation supports the effort through two active grants for "Pathways to Health Care: Expanding Student Access and Exploration." Students explore careers beyond doctors and nurses For Olivia Weddle, a middle school student at Monroe Central Junior-Senior High School, the experience offered a wider view of careers in health care. Weddle, who was inspired by her mother's work as a nurse, is particularly interested in neuroscience. "There are a lot of really cool jobs and a lot of jobs you wouldn’t think of when you think of the medical field," Weddle said. Camari Burr, a student at the Indiana Academy for
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BLITZ’S CLASS 4A REGIONAL PRIMER: Muncie Central at Bishop Dwenger
Outside the Huddle is breaking down every area regional matchup scheduled for this Friday. We continue in Class 4A as Bishop Dwenger (11-1) gets set to host Muncie Central (9-3) with a trip to semistate on the line. TWO STORYLINES. 1. QUICK TURNAROUND. Coach Kyle Buresh has quickly turned around...
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Carmel parks make Indiana history with third national award
Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation has earned its third National Gold Medal Award for Excellence in Park and Recreation Management, becoming the first park agency in Indiana to win the award three times. The American Academy for Park and Recreation Administration, in partnership with the National Recreation and Park Association,...