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Man’s home robbed during his funeral- Frank Gray
Most of us live our lives in that little-noticed range that stretches between the remarkable and the unremarkable.
- No. 2 Democrat defies caucus, gets demoted- Political Notebook Sunday
A leadership shakeup rocked the House Democratic caucus last week as Rep. Chet Dobis, D-Merrillville, lost his post after refusing to fall in line on a vote.
Pulver people should unite to pave road- Road Sage Saturday To get some projects done, residents sometimes need to do some legwork of their own.
- Elephant stampede?- Sylvia A. Smith Sunday
Hearts are beating faster on Capitol Hill these days – at least Republican hearts are thumping more quickly and happily – because of Dan Coats.
- Indiana too cold for Coats in ’08 talk- Tracy Warner
Dan Coats doesn’t specifically mention Fort Wayne in the “retiring to North Carolina” speech he gave in 2008, but he refers to his former home indirectly.
- Finally 'at home'- Blogs11:34 am Wednesday
You may have noticed it's been quite a while since I've updated Making Myself at Home.
- Soup's on- Wedding Belle Friday
It started with an Olive Garden commercial featuring the Four-Cheese Stuffed Pansotti with Chicken. The little pillows filled with cheese and smothered in sauce. It looked delicious. And sinful.
A very merry podcast- Get a load of this2:58 pm Wednesday Posting a record two podcasts in two weeks, the crew is back this week just in time for Christmas! This week finds us rattling off our favorite Christmas specials, songs and movies for your listening pleasure.
- Verbatim: Allen County preps for winter storm- The Scoop6:17 pm Monday
Allen County officials are sending out a reminder about the County's winter weather event policy in light of the winter storm warning issued by the National Weather Service in effect from midnight tonight through Wednesday evening.
- EAG's response- Learning Curve12:11 pm Thursday
Wednesday's blog posting struck a nerve.
- Contractor compliance- Blogs1:23 pm Friday
Last week area contractors complained White Lodging, the Courtyard by Marriott developer, was not using enough local companies for the project.
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