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This Massive Indiana Flea Market Rivals A Marathon With A Whole Day Of Treasure Hunting
Forget everything you think you know about flea markets, because the Elwood Flea Market in Elwood, Indiana is about to completely rewrite your expectations. One visit here and you’ll understand why seasoned treasure hunters treat this place like a full-contact sport. There’s a particular kind of person who thinks...
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Commissioners hear concerns about data center's possible effects on cemetery
MUNCIE, IN — Delaware County commissioners on Monday, Nov. 2, again heard concerns from local residents about rumors that a data center might be coming to Liberty Township east of Muncie. Recent confirmation that officials with the Academy of Model Aeronautics — along East Memorial Drive east of the Muncie Bypass — are considering selling their 1,100-acre property in Delaware Count y has sparked the speculation about a data center. AMA officials have not confirmed who they are negotiating with about selling the organization's local property, the site of an international aeromodeling center and National Model Aviation Museum for more than three decades. On Monday, as at earlier meetings, local residents — many of them living near the AMA site — expressed concerns about the effects a data center could have on their properties, as well as such a facility's anticipated need for water and electrical power. More: Hundreds pack Delaware Co. town hall over rumored data center at AMA site Martha Richards, a caretaker for Mount Tabor Cemetery along Delaware County Road 200 South, a short distance from the AMA property, expressed concerns about the impact a data center could have on the cemetery. "It is a historic cemetery,"
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Dr. Jeff Bird: Flatland Resources is Improving the ‘Quality of Place’ in Muncie
MUNCIE, IN—People choose to live in places that have amenities that appeal to them. To continue our quest to gain population and attract business towards greater economic prosperity, quality of place will remain as an essential element of Muncie’s approach to accomplish our goals. Leaders are committed to continuing to invest in our quality of place, and those changes can be seen throughout our city. Much opportunity still exists to build on the positive changes that have taken place. Flatland Resources, and its owner Phil Tevis and his team have played a critical role in several projects already done, and many more to come. Flatland’s tangible work can be seen throughout Muncie and Delaware County.