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Holcomb: There is more work to be done on racial justice; 'We are seeing those peaceful demonstrations (get) hijacked'

Monday, June 1, 2020 7:34 PM

Whitney Downard, CNHI Statehouse Reporter

ATTN: Marion

Gov. Eric Holcomb called for a statewide coalition to address racial disparities following a fourth continuous day of demonstrations across the Hoosier state but offered no concrete examples of change.

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Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp. referendum passes with over 60% of the vote, generating $7.8 million annually

Jana Wiersema

Wednesday, June 3, 2020 10:11 AM

“In Columbus, anything can happen.”
COMMENTARY: Private clubs, not taxpayers, should pay to pick their candidates

Travis Weik

Wednesday, June 3, 2020 10:06 AM

The 2020 Primary Election is over, and we (hopefully) now know who the Republican and Democrat candidates will be in November.
Indiana Public Access Counselor disagrees with Carroll County Commissioners' reasoning to hold caucus, barring public

Debbie Lowe

Wednesday, June 3, 2020 9:28 AM

ATTN: Monroe

According to the Indiana Open Door Law handbook, “caucus” means a gathering of members of a political party or coalition which is held for purposes of planning political strategy and holding discussions designed to prepare the members for taking official action.
Carroll County Commissioners to go underground with jail discussion, closing meeting to the public

Debbie Lowe

Wednesday, June 3, 2020 9:26 AM

ATTN: Clinton

Carroll County Commissioners decided at the Monday virtual meeting, they will “caucus” to discuss the jail project. In addition, they will invite all members of the County Council to “caucus” with them. The decision was made after attorney Ted Johnson strongly urged his bosses to meet in a closed session with the Council as well as the jail project Construction Manager, Jack Krouse.
Consumer protections: Brown County employees, customers see varying reactions to coronavirus-related changes

Wednesday, June 3, 2020 8:10 AM

ABIGAIL YOUMANS and JOE SCHROEDER, Brown County Democrat
Sarah Payton and Cindy Keller’s parents have owned the Nashville BP since 1999, but these days, it’s not business as usual.
COMMENTARY: Don’t allow extremists to board up your feelings toward these protests or place a curfew on how long you should care

Jerry Davich

Tuesday, June 2, 2020 6:59 PM

ATTN: Marion and Porter

Everyone is looking for the appropriate boogeyman to blame for all the fiery violence, looting and destruction in the fallout of the police brutality protests.
Officials, candidates prepare to not know results on Indiana’s election night given spike in mail-in ballots

Alexandra Kukulka

Tuesday, June 2, 2020 12:51 PM

Candidates and election officials are preparing for the likelihood of not knowing the results of the primary election Tuesday night in Lake County.
‘WE NEED AN OUTCRY:’ Notre Dame community walks in memory of George Floyd

Greg Swiercz

Tuesday, June 2, 2020 12:31 PM

SOUTH BEND — People walked slowly in small groups toward the library quad on the Notre Dame campus, masks in their hands and in quiet conversation.
Terre Haute and Vigo County officials and community leaders discuss protests and the future

Lisa Trigg

Tuesday, June 2, 2020 11:42 AM

ATTN: Marion

City and county leaders are crediting anti-bias and cultural awareness training by police for keeping both protesters and the public safe during a weekend of marches in the streets of Terre Haute.
Baesler's Market to stop selling tobacco products in Terre Haute, Sullivan: those sales are profitable but contradictory to mission, owner says

Howard Greninger

Tuesday, June 2, 2020 11:27 AM

Baesler's Market will no longer sell tobacco products.

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Here are 5 recently released gadgets that are bound to improve your quality of life

Sunday, May 3, 2020 4:25 PM

David Novak, The Gadget Guy
These days, even your doorbell is robotic. New home tech devices can manage your garden, sophisticate your kitchen and control climate and lighting. "WHAT'S NEXT" you ask? Here are 5 recently released gadgets that are bound to improve your quality of life.

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