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Sneaking good design into town

Crosscut.com - Thu Nov 05

New York City is littered with places like Ground Zero where the aspirations for grand architecture have left dead zones.

Covered bridge gains OK

The Tribune - Wed Nov 04

Jackson County commissioners forged ahead with a project to save one of the county's two remaining historic covered bridges during a meeting Tuesday night.

Voters hold key to future

HeraldTribune.com - Mon Nov 02

Only one issue - and no candidates - will be on the ballot Tuesday, Nov. 3, in precincts of Franklin and Ripley counties within the Batesville Community School Corp.

School Stops Using Admitted Drug-Using Substitute

The Indy Channel - Fri Oct 30

A central Indiana school corporation has stopped utilizing a substitute teacher after learning that she admitted under oath that she had a drug addiction.

Injured Child's Father To Serve 2 1/2 Years In Prison

WBIW-AM Bedford - Wed Oct 28

The Columbus, Indiana father of a 2-year-old girl who was severely scalded in hot bathwater will serve 2A1 2 years behind bars for placing his daughter in a situation that endangered her health.

"Praying robber" remorseful

WTHR-TV Indianapolis - Thu Oct 22

The 23-year-old man who's been dubbed "The Praying Robber" is set to talk to Oprah Winfrey Friday.

Five Arrested For Meth Lab

WBIW-AM Bedford - Wed Oct 21

Five people were arrested early this morning for charges ranging from manufacturing methamphetamine to visiting a common nuisance.

Bringing American art, accessories to Rush County

Rushville Republican - Mon Oct 19

Dawn Moran is a Rush County native, artisan and businesswoman. She opened her dream business - American Wildwood - May 15, 2009 at 5252 N 150 E, Rushville.

Hendricks County begins limited H1N1 vaccinations

WTHR-TV Indianapolis - Fri Oct 16

The Hendricks County Health Department has set priorities for receiving H1N1 injections.

Slow growth forecast for truck sales

Fleet Owner Magazine - Tue Oct 13

Sales of new medium- and heavy-duty commercial vehicles are now projected to be at the start of a three-year period of slow yet steady growth, according to recent analysis by ACT Research Co.

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