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SEAN STEELE CLAIMS THE GOP IS DEAD AND THAT HE'S NOT A LIBERAL. · YOUR STARTING LINE AWAITS: SIGN UP FOR THE LIMESTONE CAPITAL HALF MARATHON · FIVE WEEKS OUT IN DISTRICT 69 · BOIL ORDER ISSUED FOR ORLEANS WATER CUSTOMERS ON WEST HAWTHORNE DRIVE · AFTER BEING UNAFFIRMED BY HOOSIER DEMS, YOUNG TRIES AGAIN · KOCH: UTILITIES STUDY COMMITTEE HOLDS INQUIRY ON AUGUST STORM RESPONSE · EVERYTHING YOU USED TO DO ONLINE STILL EXISTS. · THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN GOVERNOR BRAUN’S INAUGURAL INDIANA SCHOOL FITNESS MONTH  · THE PONTIAC AZTEK: THE FUTURE TAKEN FOR GRANTED · MAYOR THOMSON, COUNCILMEMBER COURTNEY DAILY TO HOST TRAVELING TOWN HALL AT JACKSON CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOL  · MORE THAN A PARADE, THE PERSIMMON FESTIVAL BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER · GRAY SMUDGES ON INDIANA TREES NEED SCRAPING BEFORE WINTER · ROOKIE’S GOES DARK ON GREAT ESCAPE DRIVE · LINCOLN ELEMENTARY THIRD GRADERS EXPLORE UNDERGROUND WONDERS AT MARENGO CAVE · FIVE IMPD OFFICERS CHARGED AS STATE BEGINS ENFORCING SURVEILLANCE POLICIES. · INDIANA SIGNS BEAD CONTRACTS, DEPLOYING $400 MILLION IN STATEWIDE BROADBAND · MONROE COUNTY’S HOMELESS COUNT JUMPED 22 PERCENT WHILE THE STATE'S OVERALL COUNTY SHRANK. · ATTORNEY GENERAL TODD ROKITA ANNOUNCES 287(G) PARTNERSHIP WITH ICE TO STRENGTHEN IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT AND FAIRNESS ACT IMPLEMENTATION · FIFTEEN HOURS FOR A YEAR OF TACOS · INDIANA RESIDENT SHOOTS ACCUSED HOME INVADER, POLICE SAY · HAVE AN E-INK READER? · COUNTRY-ROCK STAR KOE WETZEL BRINGING `THE NIGHT CHAMPION WORLD TOUR’ TO FISHERS EVENT CENTER · “HIGH CRIME, LMAO”: LAW ENFORCEMENT HAS TO ANSWER FOR FLOCK USE. · GOODWILL, COMMUNITY PARTNERS HELP NORTHWEST INDIANA FAMILIES RECOVERING FROM SEVERE STORMS ·

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