Auburn News Archives

Razor blades in apples. Arsenic in candy. And H1N1? Urban-legend evils lurking in Halloween treat bags have taken new form this fall as parents are taking precautions to protect their families from the real threat of swine flu.

AUBURN, Ind. - The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum has canceled its "Trunk or Treat" event because of concerns about swine flu and other illnesses.

AUBURN, Ind. - An automotive glassmaker is laying off 64 workers from a northeastern Indiana factory, cutting more than one-fifth of the plant's jobs.

State Sens. Dennis Kruse and Marlin Stutzman said low-income Indiana households can get help heating their homes this winter by applying to the state's Energy Assistance Program.

Statement issued by DeKalb Memorial Hospital: DeKalb Memorial Hospital, Auburn Fire & Police departments and DeKalb EMS have made a decision to cancel this year's healthy Halloween Fair, which was scheduled for Tuesday, October 27th at the DeKalb County Fairgrounds.

A group wanting to save the old McIntosh Elementary school from the wrecking ball is expected to pack the DeKalb Central School Board meeting Monday evening.

To her boyfriend, it was just another news article. A local pastor, accused of molesting a young girl.

State and federal regulations limit billboards along interstate highways. Indiana faces loss of federal money if an inventory is not updated.

Shelter Ministries is still searching for a new home, and in the meantime, the shelter's services have been shut down.

"We look forward to strengthening our relationship with AM General by delivering innovative armor solutions for this critical program," said David Dobson, president, Alcoa Defense.

Some people would dismiss Michael Lewinski as a right-wing crackpot - and a spectacularly unsuccessful one at that, given what happened in Kendallville this week.

Veterans' salute rises for 7th year Devon Haynie The Journal Gazette If you go What: Seventh annual Military Appreciation Party and Freedom Rally When: 4 p.m. Saturday Where: Eagles Lodge, 1990 W. North St., Kendallville Rick Stephens says he's always been bothered by the way the public treated U.S. soldiers who served in Vietnam.

The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Club lists nearly 2,000 members in 23 different countries, but few of them sport the "Man of the Year Blue Blazer." This year that award went to George Smith of Elkhart for his dedication to the automobiles.

A cable barrier system, designed to save lives along U.S. highways, was installed along a section of I-69 in Dekalb County.

The 7th Annual Military Appreciation Party and Freedom Rally will be held at the Kendallville Eagles on 1990 W North St, Kendallville, IN.