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  • Elkhart: Dems gain on council
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  • Dick Moore wins race for mayor of Elkhart
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  • Not playing around
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  • 'Halo 3' fans brace for rush
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  • Elkhart County: Fiber-optic network one step closer
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  • Vincent Bach workers voting on union today
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  • Today's Truth in Video
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  • Public quiet on local tax issues
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  • RHONDA R. BOWEN
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  • DeWayne L. Quick Jr.
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  • Today's Truth in Video
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  • JOSEPHINE M. RILEY
  • Oh, deer!
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  • Gunning for cash
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  • Sirens: Injury Accident
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  • THOMAS A. MARTIN
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  • When schools teach kids no
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  • Goshen's historic Shoots Building gets a LaCasa facelift
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  • Bulletin Board: Class
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  • College football: Irish have one more chance for home win
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  • Elkhart's Randall, 90, earns spot in European Indoor Rowing Championships
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  • Weighing In
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  • LAVERN F. PLETCHER
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  • Hot off the rack
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  • Business Datebook
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  • Elkhart: Salvation Army invites community to Thanksgiving meal
  • Local schools benefit from Web site's donations
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  • Government At A Glance
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  • Government At A Glance
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  • Arrival Pointe
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  • Albert E. Gullett
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  • Elkhart firefighter demoted and suspended
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  • Race for gov tight in poll
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  • Part of Middlebury under 'boil water order'
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  • Pantries say cupboards are becoming bare
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  • Boys Basketball: Team of characters and character
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  • County to spend stormwater fee on new hires
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  • Boys Basketball: Goshen 64, Central 59
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  • Where can he smoke?
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  • These trees will seed scholarship money
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  • THERESE M. COLEMAN
  • Oversize vehicle load rips fiber optic cables, driver leaves scene
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  • Volunteers continue to aid tornado victims despite FEMA denial
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  • Kids, cops get to shop
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  • DUI
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  • Elkhart: Man tries suicide in custody
  • Get on board
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  • Fischer’s Features: True stories and tidbits from past and present
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  • Fire alarm sends Penn High students to Schmucker Middle School
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  • Nappanee will appeal FEMA denial
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  • Today's Truth in Video
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  • ISTEP+ scores: As largest, Elkhart rates lowest
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  • Major leagues: Report sends message to local baseball community
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  • Elkhart County's crash course
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  • Atwood to close Elkhart plant
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  • College Football: UM sends Carr out a winner
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  • Style File with Danny and Lori
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  • Main Street now open after fire
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  • Today's Truth in Video
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  • Employees of Goshen businesses filling sandbags
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  • Help! My basement's flooded. What do I do?
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  • People's Forum: Couple's view of VIM is different from those in their neighborhood
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  • Red Cross opens shelter for flood victims; DeCamp gardens hard hit
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  • Don't watch film if you object
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  • People's Forum: Miller can send tape to whomever he desires
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  • Take the high road
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  • Elkhart River expected to surpass flood stage today; St. Joe, Wednesday
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  • Elkhart County declares emergency
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  • John White: Interim county coroner will seek election
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  • Sharpe turn: Jimtown football legend retires from coaching
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  • NFL: Dungy facing stay-or-go dilemma
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  • NFL: New England runs into Super Bowl
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  • College Men: Indiana 81, Penn State 65
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  • IBL: Express may have road to title in '08
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  • NFL: Caldwell in line to replace Dungy
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  • NFL: Brady kicks off super hype for Super Bowl
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  • NASCAR: Childress team takes aim at Hendrick
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  • Major Leagues: Red Sox, A's to meet in Japan
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  • St. Joseph River water impeded by icy chunks
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  • Elkhart Police officer jumps in frigid river to save man
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  • Volunteer stylists trim for free at Elkhart's Faith Mission
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  • Daniels to award Nappanee tornado aid Friday
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  • 1978 — A blast from the past
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  • Elkhart's 'good news' revealed in Indiana Black Expo's 'State of Black Youth' report to be released this morning
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  • Rebate checks were in the mail
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  • Slow RVing: Industry prepares for challenging year
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  • LOTTERY TICKET CHECK
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  • Flood waters return to Elkhart County
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  • LOTTERY TICKET CHECK
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  • Man rescued from fire after helping to save lives
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  • College football: Irish add one of nation's top recruiting classes
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  • Guilty verdict closes terrible chapter for Nunemaker family
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  • Life In A Firehouse: Fitting in
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  • Mott murder case set to go to jury
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  • Expect more floods in Elkhart County
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  • Truth Editorial — Knight era comes to an end
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  • Love is in the air as symphony, Youth Honors Orchestra perform
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  • Crystal Silveus and Brandon Pannabecker
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  • Automakers, analysts see declines in luxury vehicle sales in 2008
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  • RUTH E. LINN
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  • Dining A La King: You'll want to explore Jade Garden's menu
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  • Elkhart schools' Drum 2 Change impacts academic performance, develops life skills
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  • Today's Truth Video
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  • More area INDIANA SCHOOLS are closed or have delayed starts Monday
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  • These area BUSINESSES are closed or have altered work schedules Monday
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  • NHL: Panther cut by skate recovering
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  • Holey wars
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  • Elkhart police chief ready to move past lobby incident
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  • More snow is on Elkhart County's immediate horizon
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  • Marlin and Donna West
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  • Elkhart County: Secure environment the question for local government meetings
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  • Kim White and Scott Cronin
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  • Bracket beefs
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  • LifeCycles - Beginnings on Feb. 10, 11, 2008
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  • Sidelined
  • Amanda and Jesston Cora
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  • Residents with flood damage urged to apply for aid
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  • Siegfried & Roy plan 1-night-only comeback
  • Teams ready to just get back to baseball
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  • College basketball: Purdue 60, Michigan State 54
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  • Major Leagues: Selig 'We've done something' about steroids
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  • Goshen man arrested for Social Security fraud struggles to understand
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  • Goshen businessman wants to challenge Donnelly
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  • LifeCycles - Endings on Feb. 11 and Feb. 13, 2008
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  • Accused Elkhart police officer remains on leave; chief wants to end officer's employment
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  • College basketball: NCAA report says IU's Sampson committed "major" violations
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  • People's Forum — Conspiracy behind warnings of global warming's effects on Earth
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  • Elkhart man critically injured in Goshen van-train collision
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  • South Bend: St. Patrick's park to begin renting out Manion Cabin
  • Prep boys basketball: Bethany Christian 55, Central Noble 43
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  • Primary care
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  • Prep boys diving: Schrock advances to State Finals
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  • cUbicle CHAT 2.20 — What's great, what grates about work places
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  • Driver seriously hurt in crash with train in Goshen
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  • Prep girls soccer: Leader new leader for Memorial
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  • Forum: Each tax rebate check lowers the value of dollars
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  • People's Forum: Call lawmakers if you favor marriage amendment vote
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  • Indianapolis television station reports Sampson out at IU
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  • Moore hits a sour note with Elkhart jazz fest
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  • Boy's body recovered from Elkhart River
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  • Elkhart police officer fired
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  • Boy's body found in river
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  • High School Bowling: Kelley fires 300 game in state tournament
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  • Happy endings: Planning for your death may be the kindest thing you can do for your family
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  • Truth Editorial — Lawmakers losing focus
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  • Gentle screenwriter's brutal book is 38 years in the making
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  • Jenny and Jeff Fearnow
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  • Weather alters tonight's area high school BB sectionals schedule
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  • People's Forum — Bill requires accountability
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  • Snow, ice and gloom got you down? Think about a quick getaway
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  • New Paris-based legislation faces deadline today in Indiana Senate
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  • Indianapolis: Homeowners may claim relief
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  • These area INDIANA schools delay start times today
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  • ANDREW D. HOLLIS
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  • Basketball, Wawasee Sectional: NorthWood 62, Wawasee 53
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  • Elkhart drug dealer gets life sentence
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  • Indianapolis: Workers eligible for flood help
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  • ANDREW D. HOLLIS
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  • Studies question trend toward managed childbirth
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  • Elkhart: Oratory contest topic is civil rights progress
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  • Elkhart: Hacienda proceeds will help EC Key Club
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  • Prep boys basketball: Jimtown 46, Fairfield 34
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  • Men's college basketball: Purdue 65, Minnesota 53
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  • Victim in C.R. 17 fatal identified as Elkhart man
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  • Ready for incoming
  • Kelsey stays on her toes
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  • MARIE E. FOECKLER
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  • Mott gets 60 years for Kari Nunemaker murder
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  • Pentagon: Divorce rate remains stable despite stresses on military couples
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  • Road craters cause drivers, county trouble
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  • Indiana-Michigan border found
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  • Elkhart County voters register for a chance to make a difference
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  • We brake for spring break
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  • Red Cross first aid, CPR classes start April 17 in Elkhart
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  • Art at heart: Cancer exhibit at Goshen hospital
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  • Eating healthy: Eat good fat with salmon
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  • Obama says the time for change is now THREE VIDEOS INCLUDED
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  • Style File with Danny and Michelle
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  • Hillary Clinton, Evan Bayh coming Saturday to Mishawaka's AM General
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  • Tornado watch issued for Elkhart County
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  • Elkhart: Suspect in robbery in custody
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  • Register now for kids' 'Science Sleuths' program
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  • Got breakfast plans for Thursday?
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  • Elkhart County: Flood aid will remain flowing from local groups
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  • College Baseball: Bethel sweeps way past Saint Francis
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  • EVELYN I. SWIGART
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  • Local Digest — Edwardsburg, Mich.: Final day for new scholarship application
  • Dining A La King: Hot dogs live up to Chicago-style reputation
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  • Market multiplication: Retail developments may be coming to Elkhart's north side
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  • Work set to begin on S.R. 15 in Bristol
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  • Elkhart program leads to safer neighborhood
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  • Food prices eat away at budgets
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  • Government At A Glance — Bristol: Annexation passes council first reading
  • State panel decides against Goshen school project
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  • Former local musician to solo in spring concert
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  • EVELYN I. SWIGART
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  • Local Churches of the Brethren mark denomination's 300th anniversary
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  • Area billiards results
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  • Area College Baseball: Bethel sweeps pair from Goshen
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  • Grapevine: Fellowship
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  • Prep Girls Track: Stevens' victories pace Redskins
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  • Men's College Tennis: Bethel tops Goshen
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  • 'Irregular' earthquake rattles, rocks, rumbles Midwest early today VIDEO INCLUDED
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  • Prep Softball: Central finally back at home
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  • Football: Central's Heflin to attend Hope College
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  • State money bolsters White Pigeon, Mich. company's efforts to add jobs
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  • Immunizations offered Saturday
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  • Today's Truth in Video
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  • Dining A La King/Marshall V. King — Lunch is an easy way to stretch you dining dollars
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  • Grapevine: Concerts
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  • Say what? $3.65 a gallon for regular in Elkhart. What are you seeing?
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  • Elkhart: Mega Shredder's owners say it will close
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  • Elkhart County: Drug unit will keep on going
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  • Spring break violent occasion for Goshen group
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  • Hitler event drew Zirkle
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  • College Baseball Futterknecht nears USF HR mark
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  • Today's Truth in Video
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  • Pain in the pump
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  • Residents speak out on hopes for Shredder site
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  • Canoeists invited to command Elkhart River on Saturday
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  • Zirkle gets endorsed by white supremacist
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  • Pregnant bank teller shot during robbery
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  • State, Elkhart area officials mull $1 million sewer, water lines possiblity
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  • A show of solidarity
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  • Elkhart County: Early voting starts for May 6 primary
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  • Today's Truth in Video
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  • Fuel costs price independent truckers out of the market
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  • Organ donation a decision for life
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  • S.B. Regional Airport: Executive director recognized by TSA
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  • Candlelight vigil Saturday in Elkhart remembers child abuse victims
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  • Car pool rules for the road ... Tips for smoother trips
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  • ARLOWENE G. WELDY
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  • Conn-Selmer: CEO honored by music education association
  • Harrison gunshot victim back in school today
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  • Elkhart churches celebrate seniors
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  • FCC amateur radio license classes start Thursday in Goshen
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  • Shoppers: 'Show me the green' Wednesday workshop in Elkhart
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  • Court upholds ID law
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  • A. JEAN ANKNEY
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  • Freeze warning tonight, Wednesday morning; Protect outdoor plants
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  • Hillary Clinton addresses high gas prices during South Bend stop VIDEO INCLUDED
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  • LaGrange County Amish man reports abduction, sexual assault
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  • Flexible showing schedule eases sale process
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  • Bobby Kennedy came to Elkhart 40 years ago Friday
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  • Don't depend on home to bring you happiness
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  • Weekend festivals a go - rain or shine - in Shipshewana, Osceola
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  • Photo Slideshow: Goshen's First Friday
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  • Obama takes it to the Bank
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  • Barack Obama visits South Bend: A photo slideshow
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  • HOW TO REPORT LITTLE LEAGUE RESULTS — Web Form
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  • Prosecutor declines to file charges against Elkhart man arrested last week
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  • Pet of the Week - Cassie
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  • Hot Property: Real estate deals keep Aykroyd busy
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  • Elkhart police investigating a cross burning
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  • Many cross parties in large turnout
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  • Merrillville: NIPSCO parent reports drop in 1Q earnings
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  • Trashed meth labs in Elkhart County pose roadside waste hazard
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  • RV makers: Radio bill is ineffective
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  • Middlebury school board to be elected
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  • College: Baseball — Howard hits .296 for Tri-State
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  • Elkhart: Wright receives UMC lay member award
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  • Help for houses
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  • SHARON M. BUTCHER
  • Elkhart: Hindu activist will speak at event
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  • There's no denying these two are related
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  • Customer thwarts robbery attempt at Elkhart Walgreens store
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  • Pet of the Week
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  • Pothole patching closes Old U.S. 20 for this morning
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  • Mad Anthony eatery project still on track
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  • Supporters, critics watch to see how smoking ban plays out
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  • Today's Truth in Video
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  • Father-Child look-alikes can enter Truth contest by May 30
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  • Soldier dies of wounds
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  • Elkhart woman held on murder warrant in connection with Cass County death
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  • Elkhart County: Generosity of postal customers fills up food pantries
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  • College Baseball: Area players again in NAIA World Series
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  • Historic market shifts with the times
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  • Elkhart: Decision pending on youth's status in homicide case
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  • College Baseball: Big Ten tourney next for Nielsen, Boilers
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  • Alvin and Beulah Kauffman
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  • Brittany Lechlitner and Trevor Hershberger
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  • Proposed animal ordinance would keep pets and behavior of pet owners on a tighter leash
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  • Lottery Ticket Check - Draws from Tuesday, May 20
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  • Snyder's loss felt in Nappanee, surrounding area
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  • Local sports Bill Lynch discusses IU football
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  • Area sports digest
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  • Prep Girls Track: Penn takes first regional title
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  • Local Gymnastics: Sullivan 10th all around in national meet
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  • 'Bed and Breakfast' Irish style — farmhouses in Clomantagh
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  • Births announced on Wednesday, May 21
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  • Make (microchip) time for Fido and Kitty this weekend in Elkhart
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  • Five generations of Wheelers
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  • Goshen Building Trades Class House
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  • cUbicle CHAT 1.2
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  • Today's Truth in Video
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  • Memorial Day Observances
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  • Great Race: Hundreds hit the road for good cause
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  • Memorial Day — Elkhart: Caring for nation's vets is a cost of war
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  • Middlebury Post Office steps up efforts to deliver mail found in former carrier's home
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  • People's Forum: Dog owners, train your pets to be quiet
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  • Elkhart police arrest naked guy mowing his lawn
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  • eTruth VidCast
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  • Early morning fire occurs in Osolo Township house
  • Sailboat capsizes on Lake Wawasee; Fort Wayne man dies
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  • Goshen: Raided eatery had tiny menu
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  • AP Sports: McRobbie — IU took risk in hiring Sampson
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  • Crime put on I.C.E.
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  • Colleges: Swarbrick introduced as 12th Notre Dame AD
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  • AP Sports: NFL — Vikings mum on Favre situation
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  • Shortened weeks turn into complete shutdown at Monaco
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  • Don't blame GOP for fuel prices
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  • Ice Cream Quest: This is some Fair ice cream
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  • Check It Out: Community health events
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  • Hospitals hope free screenings at Elkhart County 4-H Fair may detect conditions
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  • Road Runs
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  • Rain clouds clearing at fair
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  • Christian singer Mullen pumps up fair vesper services
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  • Back on track
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  • eTruth VidCast
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  • Real estate transfers
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  • Elkhart County 4-H Fair: Emergency help there when needed
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  • 4-H Fair: Free master gardeners workshops grow in popularity this week; Kids' Day is Wednesday
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  • Marucci, Ross hold on for one-shot win
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  • Treasure finds home
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  • Style File with Danny and Danielle
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  • Elkhart County 4-H Fair: 10 can't-miss sights
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  • AP Sports: NFL — Trades show team personalities
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  • AP Sports: NFL — Urlacher signs extension with Bears
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  • eTruth VidCast
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  • Trine University soon will inhabit new local classrooms
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  • AP Sports: NFL — Manning may miss camp
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  • Dining A La King: Book will lead diners to simple, yet amazing, Heinnie burger
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  • Dining A La Fair/Dairy bar grilled cheese
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  • Dining A La King: El Maguey making masses happy with a huge menu
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  • The Elkhart Truth redesign: Behind the Scenes VIDEO INCLUDED
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  • AP Sports: NFL — Rhodes ready for return to winning with Colts
  • Police arrest man they believe stole sheriff's department rifle
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  • For one Goshen family, jobs brought them here and jobs will lead them home.
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  • Debate the debate: Post your comments about the Obama-McCain presidential debate here
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  • Dining A La King: A 10-buck cup of coffee that just may be worth the cost
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  • eTruth VidCast
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  • UPDATED 4:45 p.m. -INCLUDES VIDEO- Three toll road accidents cause injuries, close highway
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  • 10 years on, Goshen honors fallen officer Thomas Goodwin
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  • Picking, lifting, nicking: Stealing from stores is on the rise
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  • Childcare providers in the area feel the pinch as more parents are cutting them from their budgets.
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  • Grapevine
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  • Planning holiday travel? You need to read this
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  • U.S. 31 upgrade is becoming a reality
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  • Froggy's signal hasn't croaked, but is ailing
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  • Will property tax bills for '09 be on time?
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  • For the 17th year, they played cops and shoppers in Goshen
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  • Dining a la King: From far and wide, the food was good, and plentiful, too
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  • Goshen College takes its mainstage show on the road
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  • Take care of technological junk
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  • eTruth VidCast for Tuesday, Jan. 6
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  • One last drive for longtime trucker
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  • Mother, daughter find health, bonding was a loss cause
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  • Reel world shorts
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  • Singer Bobby McFerrin will perform in Goshen on Jan. 18
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  • Goshen police arrest woman with pocket meth lab
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  • eTruth VidCast for Tuesday, Jan. 13
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  • How to survive the cold weather
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  • CLETUS J. YODER
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  • Feds charge Indiana money manager
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  • Bodies found in car
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  • Two agencies dropped from United Way rolls
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  • $1 million less for buses?
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  • How much do you pay people to lead a countywide charity?
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  • It was a cold day for a history lesson
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  • Inauguration hits home
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  • Feed the Children brings relief to Elkhart County
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  • Making Maple Syrup
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  • Fix your car before it gets broken
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  • Elkhart: 8-year-old girl fights off abduction attempt
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  • eTruth VidCast for Thursday, March 12
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  • Monday, stay far away from Six Span
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  • Police say Elkhart girl gave false abduction report
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  • Nonstop flights to New York to be offered from South Bend
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  • Elkhart doctor indicted on murder-for-hire scheme
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  • Dunked in the river, but OK
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  • eTruth VidCast for Tuesday, March 17
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  • A full day of learning
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  • League isn't just a game
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  • eTruth VidCast for Friday, March 20
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  • Local Sports: Bowling — Gooley's 300 leads him to city title
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  • Local Sports: Irish women bounced from NCAA by Minnesota
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  • Local Sports: Bowling leagues, honor roll
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  • Local sports: Paul Randall has company
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  • Walking for wishes
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  • Honor rolls: Goshen High School
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  • Five best bets for your free time
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  • Roberts, Owen pair well for spy caper
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  • Westhues' photos will be featured in exhibit
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  • Elkhart County Pothole map 2009 - Finding the bad spots - Updated 3/19
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  • Celebrating 100 years
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  • Explosion prompts evacuation at Elkhart bank, but no one hurt
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  • Elkhart shooting may be gang-related
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  • No jobs, no prospects, no shelter, no quitting
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  • Barnes & Noble a 'new anchor' at University Park Mall
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  • Area Lenten/Easter events
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  • Gleanings
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  • Summer jobs are going to be a bit scarce
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    TLStutsman Posted on May 21, 2008 4:03 PM
    I NEED MORE COWBELL!!!
    whirley Posted on Oct 05, 2007 9:17 AM
    Whaaa? Faulty disk ?!! Must be due to the move. See what happens when you move out of Elkhart !

    Really digging Halo 3. (Insert salt into wound).
    edcollins Posted on Oct 03, 2007 9:53 AM
    Turns out that the faulty disk screwed my xbox up. I have to send it back to Microsoft to get it replaced. I'll send you a message with my handle once I get it back.
    Matth Posted on Sep 27, 2007 3:35 PM
    Halo 3 disc replacement program details posted on xbox.com somewhere, sorry no link
    whirley Posted on Sep 26, 2007 4:48 PM
    Exchange it...you'll be fine.
    What is your handle again? I was going to add it to my friends list. I know...I know! I had it in my email, not sure where it went to..
    whirley Posted on Sep 26, 2007 4:47 PM
    Exchange it...you'll be fine.
    What is your handle again? I was going to add it to my friends list. I know...I know! I had it in my email, not sure where it went to..
    edcollins Posted on Sep 26, 2007 4:46 PM
    Got Halo 3 yesterday....and the disc is defective and only lets me play 5 mins into the first mission before it freezes. I am not happy.
    whirley Posted on May 24, 2007 1:18 PM
    Yah, I agree. That Rob prinsski (or whatever his name is) really does need a new haircut..

     

     

    		      

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