NP Council says new documents on apartment complex need new look by attorney

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NEW PALESTINE — New paperwork on the $63 million apartment complex project is too complex for some of the New Palestine Town Council members, they say. The documentation, which lowers a bond for the project from $5 to $3.9 million and changes some aspects of the work, has yet to be voted on by the council for final approval after being resubmitted.

Masters in mud: Local preschool not afraid to get dirty to explore science, math

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GREENFIELD— Mud day at Greenfield-Central’s Cougar Cubs Preschool yielded plenty of smiles through all the dirt and grime.

School briefs

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G-C JAG to host job fair

Correction

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A story in the March 24 edition (“Utility bringing fiber to Fortville,” page A1) included an incorrect internet link for Fortville residents to use to find out what year construction near their homes are planned for NineStar Connect’s high-speed fiber internet. The correct link is https://www.ninestarconnect.com/service-areas/

Pinwheel event to promote child abuse prevention

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GREENFIELD – Blue pinwheels promoting a safe childhood will abound in an upcoming event. The pinwheel is the national symbol of a safe and joyful childhood, and April is Prevent Child Abuse month. Hancock 4 Kids is encouraging people to wear blue and stop by the parking lot of 312 E. Main St. between noon and 2 p.m. Friday, March 31 to pick up a free pinwheel.

Community briefs

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Wellspring to offer new trauma group for men

Club news: Local groups plan spring meetings, events

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The Daily Reporter will occasionally feature updates from local clubs and social circles. To share photos, news and announcements from your club, email [email protected]

Back when: March 28-April 3

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March 28

Vehicle pursuit ends in arrest

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HANCOCK COUNTY — A McCordsville man led police on a vehicle pursuit Sunday afternoon that stopped and started several times and involved the suspect...

HOW TO SAVE A LIFE: Area residents take advantage of CPR training

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GREENFIELD — Kneeling down beside the safety training mannequin, the people being trained in CPR Saturday morning were repeatedly reminded by instructors to pick up the pace and to press deeper while giving chest compression’s.