North Judson Town council members were asked to consider establishing a lien write-off policy when they met Monday night.
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Don’t Miss Friday’s Deadline to File a Declaration of Candidacy for the Municipal Primary
Time is running out to file a declaration of candidacy for the 2019 Municipal Primary Election.
All candidates interested in running must be filed at their County Clerk’s Office by noon, local time, on Friday, February 8th. No exceptions will be made.
Continue readingStarke County Young Professionals to Meet in North Judson Tonight
The Starke County Young Professionals group will meet this evening to discuss the first Trivia Night held in January and finalize plans for this month’s event.
Continue readingNorth Judson-Wayne Township Fire Department Secures Grant Funding for Light Conversion Project
Officials at the North Judson-Wayne Township Volunteer Fire Department will be able to convert multiple lights over to LED without utilizing any money from their budget.
Continue readingGas Prices Expected to Fluctuate Throughout February
Hoosier drivers can expect to see gas prices continue to fluctuate during the month of February. GasBuddy’s Head of Petroleum Analysis Patrick DeHaan said drivers probably noticed higher prices starting on Monday of this week.
Continue readingMore Than 460 Automated External Defibrillators Donated to Indiana State Police Since 2014
Indiana State Police Troopers are now better equipped to assist individuals suffering from cardiac arrest and other heart problems thanks to a recent equipment donation.
This year, the Bolt for the Heart Foundation was able to provide 134 Automated External Defibrillators (AED) to the Indiana State Police.
Continue readingEMT Class to be Held in North Judson Police Department Training Center
The North Judson police officers will be able to brush up on some of their certifications while allowing Med One Mobile to utilize the Department’s training center.
Continue readingHighway Officials Cover How Temperature Fluctuation Can Result in Pothole Formation
Though it’s likely you’re enjoying this week’s moderate temperatures far more than last week’s frigid weather, unfortunately, those fluctuations can cause ideal conditions for pothole formation.
Continue readingDon’t Miss Your Chance to Sign-Up For the Knox PD Women’s Self Defense Class
The deadline to apply for the Knox Police Department’s Women’s Self Defense Class is coming up fast. If you’re interested in attending, the last day to RSVP is Saturday, February 9th.
Continue readingIndividuals Reportedly Involved in Grovertown Bust Jailed in Marshall County Following Walmart Theft Incident
A Knox man and Walkerton woman who were arrested in January for their alleged involvement in a drug and gun bust in Grovertown were arrested again on Friday following a reported theft incident in Plymouth.
Continue readingMan with Warrant Out of Pulaski County Arrested by Marshall County Police
Knox Mayor Proposes Hiring Engineer for Parking Lot Project at Wythogan Park
The possibility of hiring outside help for a future parking lot project at Wythogan Park was discussed by Mayor Dennis Estok during the last Knox City Council meeting.
Continue readingNorth Judson Town Council Meets Tonight
North Judson Town Council members will receive pre-bid update over the Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) Wastewater Treatment Plant Project when they meet tonight.
Continue readingReserved Turkey Hunt Permits Now Available
Starting today and running through March 22nd, hunters have the ability to apply for a reserved turkey hunt by visiting Hunting.IN.gov. To apply, click on the ‘reserved hunt info’ link that appears on that page.
No late entries will be accepted and applicants must possess a valid hunting license for the species they wish to hunt.
Continue readingState Troopers Kept Busy With Cold and Snow Related Calls This Week
This week’s road conditions kept Indiana State Police Lowell Post Troopers quite busy assisting motorists’ calls and responding to numerous crashes and
Local Philanthropist Provides $100,000 Donation To Starke County Community Foundation
The Starke County Community Foundation recently received a $100,000 donation from local philanthropist Jerome “Jerry” Scherf. It will become $300,000 thanks to a $2 for $1 matching opportunity available through a Lilly Endowment contribution.
Continue readingVolunteer Hosts Can Camp for Free at State Parks, Forests and Recreational Properties
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is seeking outdoorsy types who enjoy working with others to serve as campground hosts at state parks, forests and recreation properties in 2019.
Continue readingUnresponsive Man Found Outdoors in Koontz Lake Wednesday Afternoon
When Indiana was hit hard with extremely low wind chills and frigid conditions on Wednesday, local authorities received a report of an unresponsive man being found on the ground in Koontz Lake.
The individual was revived at the scene but later passed away.
Continue readingKnox Mayor Covers Potential Funding Source for Widening Wythogan Park Entrance
Community Crossing Grant funds could be used to help widen the entryway at Wythogan Park in Knox.
Continue readingCommunity Support Commended in Letter Addressed to North Judson Officials
North Judson Clerk-Treasurer Andrew Rowe read a letter of thanks into the record when town council members met last Monday.
Clerk-Treasurer Rowe explained that the letter was received from a resident who experienced an extremely unfortunate circumstance last year where he had his home broken into.
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