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The East Allen Community Youth Band is a new initiative that provides students in the Paul Harding/East Allen University attendance area an opportunity to continue in music education.Open to anyone who plays a band instrument, the group is comprised of musicians from five schools—spanning junior high through college ages—and will be presenting its spring concert at Pearl Arts on Thursday.
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Northeast Indiana Now: April 25, 2025
The Indiana legislature passed a budget early Friday morning. Indiana Public Broadcasting's Brandon Smith explains about what went into it, and what was left out. We have that story and more from the Indiana Statehouse.
Northeast Indiana Now: April 24, 2025
Indiana State Parks face a $10-million budget deficit. Lawmakers propose banning sleeping on public property. Indianapolis Jewish community sees rise in antisemitic incidents.
Northeast Indiana Now: April 23, 2025
Hoosiers want their tax dollars invested in climate change action. Gov. Braun issues orders on natural resources. A Catholicism expert says Pope Francis defied easy political labels.
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From WFYI: Legislation that could fine and jail people sleeping on public land is back in another bill, days before the end of session. -
During a meeting Monday evening of the county's Executive Board of Health, department officials reminded those in attendance that anyone not vaccinated remains at risk for infection. Two more cases were announced. -
Protesters gathered in front of the Allen County Courthouse on Saturday for a day of action.
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Lawmakers revived an A through F rating system that measures Indiana schools’ performance — but it could face major changes before the end of the year. -
Indiana’s major property tax reform is already changing as lawmakers made tweaks on the final night of the legislative session. -
Indiana teachers will receive a minimum salary of $45,000 starting in July if Gov. Mike Braun signs a measure passed by state lawmakers. That would boost the state’s minimum pay by $5,000 a year. The final measure also strips a provision that would have required schools to provide paid paternal leave.
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