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Headlines in History: 1921 New Battell School almost complete, costs $275,000

What was making news in our area during this week in years past? The History Museum offers these newspaper excerpts to give you an idea.

 

Indiana man generated virtually no trash over past 5 years

ELWOOD, Ind. — Dressed in one of his usual tie-dye T-shirts, Tom Barmes stands on his porch and waves as a sanitation crew picks up trash from his neighbors.

 

Howey: Legislature challenges Indiana governor’s pandemic response

DANVILLE, Ind. — During the Spanish Flu pandemic a century ago, Indiana Gov. James P. Goodrich and President Woodrow Wilson barely played a role in the public response, despite the fact that it killed an estimated 10,000 Hoosiers.

 

Colwell: Who's the best choice to lead the "needy" St. Joseph County Democratic Party?

Mark Torma, who directs a six-county program providing legal services for the needy, could soon perhaps provide political direction for a needy St. Joseph County Democratic Party. The need is clear for a party in a “Democratic” county in which…

 

At the podium: Free public lectures this week

The following lectures are scheduled this week in the community. Registration or connection information is listed. All events are free and open to the public:

 

Pet of the Week: Mack

Say hello to Mack, the Pet of the Week. Mack is available through Pet Refuge Inc. He’s a 1 ½-year-old strong, smart and striking Doberman/Rhodesian ridgeback mix. He weighs 75 pounds and is not always aware of his own strength.…

 

Our Opinion: Some answers, finally, on South Bend police tapes case?

The infamous “police tapes” are back in the news, with the fate of a case that was scheduled to go to trial last week hanging in the balance.

 

Ask Dave: Don’t most people already know?

Some people think it’ll be like putting a straitjacket on their spending and their lives.

 

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