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Parents, coaches and players are becoming more cautious about concussions
He always went full speed, putting all his effort into making his "opponent" pay for stepping onto the field.
Editorial: Session better off finished in Indy
But the biggest cheer goes up because our legislators aren't still there, looking for the convenient toeholds for the most questionable bills.
Welcome steps to safeguard the youngest Hoosiers
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Tippecanoe County Master Gardeners Expo, April 27
Finding the Expo at the fairgrounds took a little doing, but was well worth it. Hundreds of folks descended on the fairgrounds; the March for Babies set up its terminus at the coliseum.
Indiana legislators pull plug at last minute on so-called Ag Gag Bill
Online sales tax push fails; ag-gag bill passes Indiana Senate
An effort to require Amazon.com and some other online-only retailers to start collecting Indiana's 7 percent sales tax this summer has failed in the legislature.
Ag-gag bill gets tougher on secret videos as legislature nears deadline
Secretly taking videos or photos that make a business look bad would be a crime, with no defense even for a person who turned those images over to law enforcement, under the latest changes to Senate Bill 373.