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Federal assistance deadline nears
Indiana residents and business owners living in the 40 counties included in the recent presidential disaster declaration have less than one month left to register for federal disaster assistance.
Monroe physician will open practice on Aug. 4
By JOE SPAULDING On Monday, August 4, the community of Monroe will have a physician they can call their own as the office of Monroe Family Medicine will open at 205 Tower Drive in Monroe's Industrial Park, with ...
FEMA details Public Assistance Program
FEMA held an informational meeting on its Public Assistance Program Thursday at 9 am in the Martinsville High School auditorium.
One child in Monroe said critical
Two of the three rural Monroe boys injured in a collision on Tuesday between a van and a horse-drawn buggy in central Adams County were listed in varying conditions this morning at Lutheran Hospital in Fort ...
BY ERIC MANN A series of unusual attacks against mailboxes in varied locations around Adams County, but mostly between Monroe and Pleasant Mills, is under investigation by the sheriff's department, the Indiana ...
Indiana storm, flood and tornado victims may qualify for IRS Disaster Relief
Victims of recent severe storms, floods and tornadoes in Indiana may qualify for tax relief from the Internal Revenue Service.
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Flooding update: Road Closure Map
Check for updated flooded road closings in a map posted by the Indiana Department of Transportation.
Floodwaters across Indiana are receding, but they're leaving behind filth that can make people sick.
Governor: Rains brought '100-year flood' to south-central Indiana
Governor Daniels says this weekend's torrential rains swamped south-central in a 100-year flood, deluging areas where residents had never seen floodwaters before.
In northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio , damage from high winds Friday night mainly consisted of downed trees and power lines.
Victor Pike/Dillman intersection collapsed
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Bank robberies on the rise in Delaware County
MUNCIE -- The number of bank robberies in Delaware County has increased substantially over the past two years, even though the crime has far more frequently resulted in arrests than have other felonies.
Welfare office moving downtown
The Adams County office of Indiana's Division of Family Resources and Department of Child Services is moving from its office on Bollman St.
Best-One Tire & Service Drives Business With Help of AT&T VoIP Technology
“Those internal enhancements enable better service quality to our customers in Indiana and across the country.”
Under the terms of the contract, ATT will deliver complete Internet Protocol -based solutions and other telecommunications services that give Best-One Tire Service the flexibility and efficiency to compete in ... via Automotive
The month of May brings a new prescription aimed to improve Hoosier health. The focus this month is arthritis. via WTHR-TV Indianapolis
New post: Provost at Purdue University, effective May 1. Previous position: Dean of agriculture at Purdue. via IndyStar.com
“No more will taxpayers be asked to adjust their tax bills to government's appetite. "Government will now begin to need to adjust its spending to what taxpayers can reasonably afford.”
Lawmakers trumpeted the year of the taxpayer Friday as they celebrated passing a massive 2008 property tax cut for homeowners and permanent restructuring for all property owners in the future. via Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
House Republican to step aside after six terms
“This is probably the hardest decision I have ever made”
State Rep. Mike Ripley, R-Monroe, announced Wednesday that he will not seek re-election this year, ending his legislative career after 12 years in the Indiana House. via Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Decatur has learned to cope with high water
“It's helped slow the runoff from the outlying areas.”
The bone-chilling temperatures offered some comfort to Decatur residents living near the St. via Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
The Stroke Prevention Task Force will meet from 9 to 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 20, in the Commissioner's Conference Room on the third floor of the Indiana State Department of Health, 2 N. Meridian Street, ... via The Times