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South Bend travelers feel the effects of nationwide ground stop
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- At 3:54 p.m. on Friday, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced a nationwide ground stop to all departing planes. Travelers around the country, especially inside South Bend International airport, hearing the same thing. "Nothing," Janette Joseph said. "They don't know if we're going to have a...
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Burket Council Updated On Town Projects
BURKET – Burket Town Council was updated at their meeting Thursday, Nov. 12, on work being done around town. Street Superintendent Brad Bibler said Frontier and NIPSCO replaced the utility pole in the alley on South Buffalo Street. Trees were trimmed by Arbor Medics around power lines in the alley by Center Street.
The US Sun
Homeowners face $50 fines for parking on own property as city eyes new law that could see them tear up lawns
HOMEOWNERS may soon be paying a price for parking on their own property. One US city is eyeing a new law that would fine residents $50 for parking cars, trailers and other vehicles on the grass of their homes. City officials in Plymouth, Indiana, roughly 26 miles south of South...
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Chicago South Shore, South Bend Railroad Receives $2.88M Federal CRISI Grant Award
Chicago South Shore & South Bend Railroad (CSS), an Anacostia Rail Holdings Company (ARH), has been awarded $2.88 million in federal funding through the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements (CRISI) program. The funding will support the Indiana – Freight, Rail Safety & Service Reliability Improvement Project. CRISI is a highly competitive grant program, and this award was made with the full support of Governor Braun and the Northwest Indiana congressional delegation.
South Bend Tribune
Mishawaka schools says new Hums Elementary on track to open next fall
MISHAWAKA — School City of Mishawaka 's new Hums Elementary School is on budget and on schedule to open in time for the start of the 2027-28 school year, officials say. Construction began last fall , with the project divided into two main phases. The new school is being built alongside the old building , which is expected to be demolished next summer once the new facility is finished. Patrick Alander from construction company F.A. Wilhelm gave an update on the project during a Nov. 11 school board meeting, sharing that construction is ahead in some areas and behind in others. But "overall, we're doing OK," Alandar said. The school is now completely enclosed and dried in, he said, and the large rooftop equipment like generators and transformers are in place. Crews are even beginning some inside finishes in the two northern classroom wings, Alandar said. All interior blocks are completed, he said, and workers will soon begin installing ceilings and finish the exterior masonry. With the cooler weather, Alandar said, the building has temporary heat and windows to keep the interior warm, but HVAC and glazing will be added in the coming months. One of the last areas to