The Indiana Department of Local Government Finance says property values are being driven by a rebound in the real estate market and “new cost tables.”
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A county commissioner called the May 6 vote “gangster government” because he felt Temple & Temple intimidated the commissioners to award the grant.
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The Washington County Commissioners voted 2-1 on May 6 to give a local company a construction bid despite them being the higher bid.
“This type of behavior, and any form of animal cruelty, is unacceptable,” Mayor Jeff Gahan said.
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For decades, NOAA weather radios have been a sure-fire way to get severe weather alerts, particularly in the overnight hours.
Strong winds, hail, flooding and tornadoes are possible as the system continues.
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The mayor and Jeffersonville Fire say it’s not worth it to proceed with a reduced fire territory. At least one city councilor disagrees, and wants to keep it alive.
Noel’s two Plymouth Superbirds topped the charts at $162k and $175k. Judge Larry Medlock came on stage to help sell one car.
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Residents feared the eight-acre land would be lost to commercial or residential development. Instead, the township bought it.
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The 10-year-old developed kidney failure after eating contaminated lettuce. The source of the outbreak that made 89 people sick remains a mystery.
“It is a small, great, little community,” Phill Lovin said. “Everybody helps everybody. It makes it nice.”
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After a tornado struck an Amish community in Michigan, repairs began even before the National Weather Service could assess the damage.
A judge gave the ousted board members a declaratory judgement at about 4:20 p.m., and the board members went and voted on the fire territory at 5 p.m.
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The lawsuit says the commissioners didn’t have the right to remove three board members, and it was illegal to only appoint one new board member to fill their place.
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“This move by the commissioners, whether it’s legally justified or politically-motivated…It’s forcing us to take one step back,” councilwoman Amy Semones said.
