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South Bend mayor to choose next police chief from current command staff
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - Mayor James Mueller announced Tuesday, Nov. 10, that he will select the next chief of the South Bend Police Department from the department’s current command staff. The announcement comes after Chief Scott Ruszkowski was elected St. Joseph County sheriff. Ruszkowski has served with the...
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Warsaw Salutes You Banner Recognition Program Launches 9th Cycle Of Military Banners On East Market Street
The Warsaw Salutes You Banner Recognition Program announced the ninth cycle of military banners now displayed along East Market Street in Warsaw. The 27 banners honor veterans and memorial honorees who have served the country, according to a provided news release. The banners were relocated to the East Market Street...
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Contaminated soil removal temporarily closes section of County Road 33 in Goshen
GOSHEN, Ind. (WSBT) — Your drive through Goshen could be a bit slower Tuesday. County Road 33 will be closed between County Roads 48 and 50. Crews will remove contaminated soil form a diesel fuel spill in a crash. The work and closure is expected to be completed by...
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Zimmer Biomet Veterans Resource Group Hosts Veterans 5K Fun Run/Walk
Zimmer Biomet's Veterans Resource Group (VRG), in partnership with Live Well Kosciusko, hosted a Veterans 5K Fun Run/Walk on Saturday at 9 a.m. The community event brought together runners, walkers, veterans, first responders, Zimmer Biomet team members and community members, according to provided information. Proceeds from the event benefit Magical...
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Milford Council: Water Plant Expected To Come Online Soon
MILFORD – “Our new plant is looking really good at this time,” Superintendent Steven Marquart said at a Milford Town Council meeting Monday, Nov. 9. He said he expects the water filtration plant, built by R. Yoder Construction, to be operational by the end of November. Ryan...
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Warsaw Library Board Discusses Reciprocal Covenant Agreement With Bell Memorial Public Library
Warsaw Community Public Library Board of Trustees continued discussions about a reciprocal borrowing covenant involving the Bell Memorial Public Library during a meeting Monday. At the board's October meeting, Library Director Joe Fox brought up the possibility of establishing reciprocal borrowing covenants with Kosciusko County libraries. Through this, residents of...
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Kosciusko BZA Approves Exception For New Building At Nappanee-Based Business
WARSAW – The Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals approved an exception for a Nappanee-based business and required them to rezone to an Industrial-2 district during a Tuesday, Nov. 10, meeting. At the board’s October meeting, Ryan Miller, president and CEO of PWI, requested an exception to allow the...
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Knox Board of Zoning Appeals approves variance for proposed Scooter’s Coffee
The Knox Board of Zoning Appeals approved a variance on Tuesday, November 3rd, for a proposed Scooter’s Coffee location along US Highway 35. The board voted to allow a building at 301 Carlson Drive to be constructed closer to the state highway than the city’s required 75-foot setback.
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Knox citizens invited to provide input on Main Street development
Knox Mayor Dennis Estok has shared a press release regarding a public meeting to be held in regards to plans for the redevelopment of a Main Street property in Knox. The meeting is scheduled to be held on Monday, November 23rd at 6pm Central Time at the Nancy J. Dembowski Community Center, located at 55 East Lake Street in Knox.