Culver Community School Corporation Treasurer Casey Howard gave the school board a comprehensive look last week at how the corporation is looking when it comes to funds this year.
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More than 80 people gathered at Knox High School for the 2nd Annual Life Skills Class Color Run, last Saturday.
Event coordinator and Life Skills teacher Tiffany Hoar, or Mrs. H as her students call her, reported that about $1500 was raised for the class during the event! Continue reading
North Judson Town Council Authorizes List of Additional Appropriations
North Judson Town Council members approved appropriations for several funds when they met last Monday. Town Council President Wendy Hoppe explained that it was determined that more money is now needed than was originally established in the annual budget.
President Hoppe read from the proposed resolution before listing the accounts in need of appropriations, “Be it ordained, resolved by the Town Council, the civil town of Starke County that the expense of the tax units of the following additional sums of money are hereby appropriated out of the funds named and for the purpose of specified subjects to law governing the same.”
President Hoppe went on to list amounts requested to be approved in the specific funds, stating that $3,500 was requested for the unsafe building fund to be used for the cost of demolition and excavation on a blighted Lane Street building. She also said $1,035 was requested for the continuing education fund and $3,938 was requested for the IPP safety grant fund. Continue reading
Pulaski 911 Center Prepares for Possible Future Upgrades
Pulaski County could soon see upgrades to the equipment at its 911 Center, pending County Council approval.
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Pulaski Hometown Collaboration Team Finally Getting Feet Wet
Those overseeing the Hometown Collaboration Initiative in Pulaski County may just now be getting their feet wet.
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Pulaski County Receives Funds For Blight Elimination
Several applicants in Indiana have been awarded funds to help fight blighted homes.
According to the Lt. Governor’s office dozens of municipalities and counties received funds from the BEP, otherwise known as the Blight Elimination Program. Among those receiving dollars is Pulaski County.
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