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By: Ben Haut
Published: May 25th, 2013
Many offices and facilities are closed Monday, May 27, in observance of the Memorial Day holiday. City offices are closed, including those in Knox, Hamlet, North Judson, Winamac, Plymouth and Culver. County, state and federal offices are closed, including post offices, courthouses and banks.
Schools across the Kankakee Valley will also be closed, including Knox Community Schools, North Judson-San Pierre Community Schools, Culver Community Schools, Eastern Pulaski Community Schools and West Central Community Schools.
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Tags: Memorial Day
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By: Anita Goodan
Published: May 25th, 2013
The jury trial in the case of Billy Coldiron in Starke Circuit Court ended in a mistrial.
Coldiron had been charged with five counts of Serious Violent Felon in Possession of a Firearm after an incident in 2011 when officers from several police departments reportedly found him to be in possession of several pistols and long weapons during the execution of a search warrant at a home in North Judson.
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By: Anita Goodan
Published: May 25th, 2013
The LaPorte City Police Department is investigating a scam.
A 59-year-old LaPorte man told police that he received a phone call from “Walter Lopez” and said he was calling on behalf of Publishers Clearinghouse. “Lopez” told the victim that he was the winner of a $250,000 cash prize and a new vehicle. In order to claim the prize, the victim was asked to obtain a PayPal card in the amount of $350 and call “Lopez” back with the card number. “Lopez” claimed this was a service fee.
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Tags: LaPorte City Police Department, publishers clearinghouse, scam, walter lopez
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Published: May 25th, 2013
IT Director Joe Short
Starke County IT Director Joe Short will soon have a county-owned vehicle to use in the course of his job duties. His request for one of the Dodge Chargers the Starke County Sheriff’s Office is getting ready to replace was approved by the commissioners. They note Short is on-call 24/7 to keep computers and other equipment running for the jail and other departments within the county.
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Published: May 25th, 2013
Starke County government leaders will have some summer help to tackle a few big jobs. Council members approved the hiring of an intern from the Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs for 120 hours of work at $7.25 an hour to be paid from the economic development income tax and commissioners budget. The intern’s responsibilities include helping to codify county ordinances and analyzing the county’s salary and wage structure. Commissioner Jennifer Davis will be his supervisor, and he will work Monday through Thursday. Davis says having an intern with a solid background in governmental affairs represents a win-win for the county, as he will be able to get some valuable hands-on experience and the county will get a lot of value for their investment in terms of the projects he’s been assigned.
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Published: May 25th, 2013
The North Judson Civic Center is getting some repairs. The town council agreed to hire Rodney Back to tuck-point the brick exterior of the structure for $2,070. He is also replacing the four basement windows with glass blocks for a cost of $1,450. Council members also approved a one-year extension of their fixed-price natural gas contract with Border Energy. The town participates in NIPSCO’s First Choice program, which allows them to purchase gas from a vendor at a considerable savings. Clerk-Treasurer Donna Henry says Nordic Energy also submitted a proposal, but Border had a better price.
Tags: North Judson Civic Center, rodney back
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By: Anita Goodan
Published: May 25th, 2013
Marshall County Building Inspector Chuck Dewitt told the commissioners this week that an agreement with the town of Bourbon has been reached regarding the distribution and handling of building permits.
Dewitt explained that any permits along with ordinance issues and concerns will now be processed through the Marshall County office. A similar agreement has been reached with Bremen and Argos. Culver has an online process and may approve an agreement in a later setting.
Dewitt also gave his quarterly report and presented the commissioners with a plaque from the Indiana Geographic Information Council. The plaque was awarded to the commissioners for their efforts in utilizing the Geographic Information System, or GIS. The Marshall County Commissioners will now be considered for a national award.
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By: Ben Haut
Published: May 25th, 2013
Bass Lake Beach
It’s Memorial Day weekend and that means the Bass Lake Beach is once again open! The beach officially opened yesterday, just in time for the holiday weekend as people flock to Bass Lake to enjoy the quarter-mile of beach and the campsite just across the road.
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By: Anita Goodan
Published: May 25th, 2013
Many colleges have recessed for the summer and students are seeking summer employment. The IRS reminds students that summer jobs offer a multitude of opportunities to learn about the corporate world and makes you aware of the importance of taxes.
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Tags: IRS, summer employment
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By: Anita Goodan
Published: May 25th, 2013
Harold Welter and Makayla Dillard
The Knox High School Honors Day program was held yesterday morning in the high school gymnasium.
Many scholarships were given out to seniors from the Starke County Community Foundation and other worthy organizations in the community and several colleges. Congratulations to WKVI intern, Makayla Dillard, who received the Cheryl Lyn Welter Memorial Scholarship and one of six Indiana Broadcasters Association Scholarships.
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By: Ben Haut
Published: May 25th, 2013
Monday, Memorial Day, is a day set aside to honor fallen veterans, but one Hoosier veteran is expressing concern that the country would be doing a disservice to those who survive if the President and Congress modify cost-of-living adjustments to veteran’s benefits and Social Security. Army veteran Tom Harris said balancing the budget through the use of a “Chained-CPI” to determine adjustments would have negative effects on those who have served the United States.
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By: Ben Haut
Published: May 25th, 2013
Several advocacy groups have filed a lawsuit against the Food and Drug Administration because it continues to allow arsenic in animal feed that is given to chickens, turkeys and hogs. Among those filing the suit is the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, and senior adviser David Wallinga said the suit stems from a petition filed against the FDA three years ago.
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Published: May 24th, 2013
Wednesday’s fire that destroyed a home on Pretty Lake Road in Plymouth owned by two doctors was caused by an electrical malfunction. Plymouth Fire Chief Rod Miller says the fire started in a basement storage room at Doctors Jeff and Jan Anthony Starr’s home. The residence was unoccupied at the time. Firefighters from numerous departments spent several hours bringing the blaze under control. The Plymouth Fire Department, state fire marshal’s office and federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms completed the fire investigation. Monetary loss of the building and its contents is estimated at $1.1 million.
Tags: Bureau of Alcohol, Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms, Dr. Jan Anthony Starr, Dr. Jeff Starr, Indiana State Fire Marshal, Plymouth Fire Chief Rod Miller, Plymouth Fire Department
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By: Anita Goodan
Published: May 24th, 2013
A Plymouth woman was arrested Thursday morning after allegedly allowing a criminal to escape custody.
Officers from the Plymouth Police Department arrived at 1509 Harrison St. to serve an arrest warrant for felon Otis Young. Tara Lee, who lives at the residence and saw police arrive, ran into the home and allegedly warned Young of the presence of police.
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