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School voucher faces lawsuit but new students still a go in Catholic schools
MISHAWAKA -- A judge's decision on whether to block Indiana's new school voucher law, that gives public money for kids to go to private schools based on need, isn't expected until at least next week. But if it is blocked, what does that mean for...Tags: Religious Education, Christianity, South Bend (St. Joseph, Indiana), Roman Catholicism, Parochial Schools
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August 16, 2011-Lord Save Us From Texans
Back from vacay on the municipal island in a sea of corn, Fort Wayne, Indiana. I'm happy to report that my father, Robert Wayne Englehart Sr., the Iron Man, is still playing golf and cursing his bad shots, but he has slowed down considerably at 89 years...Tags: Tea Party Movement, Entertainment, Elections, Joe Biden, Michele Bachmann
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Pigskin Preview: Goshen Redskins
High school football teams all around Northern Indiana will start the season this Friday night.
When Goshen runs out on to the field for the first time this season, it'll be under the direction of a new head coach.
Mike Cheviron has spent the last...Tags: High School Sports
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Funeral plans underway for victims of stage collapse
Five families are making arrangements Wednesday to bury their loved ones who lost their lives, after a stage collapsed during a concert at the Indiana State Fair.
Visitation for Nathan Byrd was held Wednesday afternoon. Byrd’s funeral is...Tags: Human Interest
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Indiana's poor find difficulties with services
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP) — There's a lot more to poverty than just a lack of money. Instead, it is more often a tangled web of interconnected problems, with any one of them enough to cause an immediate crisis. "Is the issue housing? Is it employment?...Tags: Social Issues, Unemployment, Allen County (Indiana), Career and Workplace, Human Interest
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Grieving students benefit from rare university academic leave policies
Press ReleaseCollege students deal with the death of family members more often than realized, and that is why formal bereavement policies are essential to help students if a family member dies during the school year, says a Purdue University expert. "At any one time,...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Ann Hamilton, Green Bay (Brown, Wisconsin), Purdue University, Human Interest
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Omarr's Daily Astrological Forecast August 23, 2011
Tribune Media ServicesBIRTHDAY GAL: Actress Shelley Long was born in Fort Wayne, Ind., today in 1949. This birthday gal will be forever remembered in TV lore for portraying the Emmy-winning role of Diane Chambers, both on "Cheers" and in a recurring part on "Frasier." She's...Tags: Human Interest, Cheers (tv program), Shelley Long
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Local Red Cross, utilities sending hurricane help
Local volunteers from the American Red Cross and utility workers are leaving this weekend for various parts of the East Coast in anticipation of Hurricane Irene.
At least four Red Cross are going from St. Joseph County, four from Elkhart County and...Tags: Volleyball, Disasters and Accidents, Hurricanes, Natural Disasters, Employees
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Indiana National Guard troops deploy for hurricane relief
Sunday, about 1,000 soldiers from the Indiana National Guard will deploy to help with relief efforts in areas affected by Hurricane Irene.
Members of the 293rd Army Guard out of Fort Wayne packed up Saturday. Ground forces, aviation forces and... -
Indiana drivers among the safest in the U.S.
Press ReleaseIndiana drivers are among the safest in the United States, according to the “Allstate America’s Best Drivers Report™. The report, released by Allstate Insurance Company, ranks America’s 200 largest cities in terms of car...Tags: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Car Safety Tips and Advice
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Prep Football: Boyle adds 10th game with Indianapolis Tech
hmorris@amnews.comBoyle County coach Larry French said the school has finalized a deal to play Indianapolis Tech at 7:30 p.m. Sept 16 at Rebel Stadium, giving the Rebels a 10th game. The game was needed when Hancock County (Tenn.) canceled its Oct. 7 home game with Boyle... -
Train hits car, killing Indiana woman, toddler son
MONTPELIER, Ind. (AP) — North-central Indiana police say a woman and her 10-month-old son died when a car they were riding in collided with a freight train. The Star Press of Muncie reports (http://bit.ly/ofqg6a ) 22-year-old Kristen Marie Janero...Tags: Railway Accidents, Norfolk Southern Corporation, Transportation Accidents, Labor Day
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