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Two years after a derecho devastated Fox Island Park, the park is finally set to reopen to the public.
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A special judge appointed by the Indiana Supreme Court gave herself until July 12 to decide whether the Allen County Residents Against the Jail should have to raise millions of dollars to keep its lawsuit going against the funding plan for the new jail.
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The Allen County Bicentennial Executive Board originally planned to unveil the design of the new Allen County flag on Flag Day, but Tuesday, it announced that unveiling has been postponed due to the high volume of entries.
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An Indiana Tax Court judge will hear arguments over the funding plan for the new Allen County jail this week after a group sued to stop the plan in the spring.
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After the ACLU filed a motion for a three-judge panel to set population levels at the Allen County Jail, Sheriff Troy Hershberger clarified what a prisoner-release means
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The lawsuits filed by a group of citizens attacking the funding structure of the planned jail have delayed the project, and attorneys representing inmates want to have the court step in.
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The city calls the piece "functional art" as it was painted by a local artist and also serves as a bench.
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As Allen County officials look to continue to celebrate the county's 200th birthday, they wanted to add some permanent fixtures to the county in honor of the milestone. Friday, they revealed two more of those projects.
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With Allen County Commissioner Nelson Peters retiring at the end of the year, his seat had an open Republican primary for the first time in 20 years. EACS board member Ron Turpin won the GOP nomination for that seat. And At-Large Councilman Kyle Kerley is out.
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It's been a year and four months since Allen County implemented new and expanded fire districts. This week county officials said the change is paying off.