Decatur, IN News

• Decatur, IN News
• Back to School for Decatur - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• INDOT backs 224 elevation
• Judge blocks new state teacher contract forms
• Sweeper shop purchase all but final
• Paperwork begins on old bridge re-erection
• City joins early move toward a joint building
• Voucher program to move forward
• Proposed AC budget tops $10.5M
• House fire kills two
• SA’s drug test plans outlined
• Certified Carty offers first look at NA budget
• NA elected board OK needed; could begin in 2012
• Sheriff says it appears deputy acted properly
• CVS backs off buy of SA property
• Redkey man charged in Berne CVS holdup
• Details laid out on two key projects
• Governor a surprise city visitor
• Villa Lanes will reopen
• New police golf cart on duty in Geneva
• Sheriff given the okay to hire a new deputy
• One time: It’s brought lasting fame to Hisner
• Officials say river algae is no threat
• Pike changes plans for Schafer Building
• NA teacher pact approved
• Swiss Days off to a hot start
• Hospital stays in the black
• P. Mills post office on list for reviews
• Berne budget labeled ‘skinny’
• Senior center denied funds
• Corral is named detective as PD nears full strength
• Jobless rate ticks up
• Indiana ends budget year with $1.2B surplus
• NA liability costs to rise 17%
• Auditor was not shirking
• Elder joins NA board
• Auditor accused of some ‘shirking’
• Retiring hospital director honored
• Berne, LICA sign for more sewer work
• Covered bridge pact to Ohio firm
• Local funds given to aid honor flights
• City given fed grant of $1.7M for E. Monroe
• Tent revival meeting is sought in Decatur
• $1,000 city pay hikes OKed
• Fireworks boom, sound fizzles
• Casey Anthony acquitted of killing daughter
• Two men honored at 4th ceremony
• Pride marks remarkable mission
• Jail ‘transformation’ hailed
• Two bridge projects top $1 million in cost
• No new jail now, but in future...
• Everett shares journey to help others
• Dogs at events can create problems
• Three-year-old to do Relay’s first lap
• City-county building: Cofinancing could be employed, expert says
• City-county building proposed
• City officials admonished
• Horse...uh...‘stuff’ back for discussion
• Bids opening for covered bridge slated
• Jobless rate in upward tick
• AC’s project on target for a fall finish
• No Excuses at elementary school in city
• Funding gone, NA drops Even Start
• South Adams sells property; CVS will use
• AC changes given approval
• Minch proposes $600 pay hike for Berne workers
• BHS Early College deal is finalized
• City moving to redevelopment commission
• Op Cleanup rolls on
• Cops on a cart? May happen in Geneva
• ‘Lot of activity’ coming up
• More savings are unveiled for the county
• Once emaciated, former Hill horse is winning awards
• SA board gets one offer for property
• S. Ind. storms hurt 34, but survivors relieved
• Storms hit city, county
• Over a dozen people injured
• Rick Hill is sent to prison
• Covered bridge has bid date
• Firefighters are honored for a life-saving rescue
• City pay hikes pondered
• Up and ready in just one day
• Health Network staying in black
• Erekson Theatre to sparkle on Saturday
• Anspaugh may visit for 175th
• Operation Cleanup said moving along
• No bids for SA property
• Adams Central construction said only three days behind
• Southeast closing proposed
• Results of AC surveys listed
• Students plan trip to help Haitians
• BHS grid coach hired on 3-2 vote
• South Adams sets rules for drug testing
• Hiring freeze lifted
• Berne senior center has money woes
• Daniels signs voucher plan into law
• Prayers given on Prayer Day
• Home Health move slated
• Op Cleanup set to begin
• County jail is being spruced up
• Referendum bid crushed
• Cool day, warm talk: fireworks
• Hughes wins Fort Wayne primary
• Key extension office opening bumps up against hiring freeze
• County’s tough times noted in discussion
• Theatre takes Erekson name
• Stutzman: stop wild spending
• Pence draws large, mannered turnout
• $2M-plus in pacts given for Extended Care move
• ‘Practically live, breathe, and eat Phantom’
• FCC planning new Berne expansion
• Cast unmasked for ‘Phantom’
• New depot work OKed
• Citywide cleanup is planned
• Jobless rate lowest in 3 years
• BHS’ Early College program hailed as key economic development tool
• Sparse crowd for NA meeting
• Lawmakers push looser gun laws
• ‘Fireworks’ can spark a quick response
• Briggs a key figure in Geneva history
• AC is again debating a later start
• Geneva honors own with annual awards
• Mandates hike NA lunch prices
• Elder is lone applicant for school board
• South Adams drug testing policy is outlined
• Proposal puts county in Stutzman district
• State of the Schools outline given by Sirk
• US 27 south going ‘Super Two’?
• City will seek grant to raze old light plant
• Added testing set for Casting site
• Decatur native plays crucial role in finding weapon used at Martinsville school shooting
• Butler/VCU grad’s ‘heart with Butler’
• United Way finds way to meeting its goal
• Adams County 15th healthiest in state
• New insurance plan for county employees OKed
• Fiber optics line OK sought
• Required checks could pose problem
• County jobless rate back on downward fall
• Smoking bill needs exemptions to survive the Indiana Senate
• County must replace stop signs by ’12
• Charters and vouchers get Bennett push
• Firm hired to guide bridge work
• Corrections program growth seen
• Baird replacement named
• City bans collection of e-waste
• Sheriff: Making progress on settling hospital bills
• Proposal could have a huge impact here
• Court building flaws criticized
• Commissioners: No new jail soon
• Lawmakers get rude welcome
• AC: Do it yourself and save
• Does AC need a fieldhouse?
• BHS theater to carry Erekson name
• NA offers retirement incentives
• Court building subject of review
• Looking to a new jail
• NA board to be elected
• Litwiller interim label is dropped
• Commissioners okay ‘emergency’ funding
• Berne’s back to golf carts
• Little change as area waits for new rain
• Decatur, Berne firefighters in latest rescues
• River nears expected crest; more rain seen
• Two people and horse rescued from floodwaters
• Son goes on duty, dad takes over
• Mom, daughter lost most everything in fire
• Boy & Girls Club launches fund drive
• Elected board names certified
• EPC set to add 21 jobs
• Hospital moving extended care
• Berne hailed as one of the best cities in Indiana
• Schwartz gets 29 more years
• Governing as business is labeled a key service
• Revenue streams eyed for grant program
• NA referendum drive taking shape
• AC playground staying put for the time being
• Sheriff unveils a plan to cut overtime, comp time
• NA elected board issue to ballot?
• Commissioner rides a snow plow
• City utility gets perfect score, IDEM praise
• Emotional Isch accepts ‘great honor’
• Mostly back to normal
• Could have been worse
• Local EOC opens early
• Education dominates meeting with lawmakers
• History with your ice cream?
• Big turnout for ag event
• Suggested solution settles snowplow set sites
• Jobless rate tumbles
• Park Center report given
• Lake’s algae bloom subject of meeting held in Decatur
• Possible need for zoning compliance officer is debated
• City workers save $614,000
• Where to put plows during big snow?
• City awarded major signs grant
• Work on new docs’ building near
• IU fan wants school to return to red
• Bennett praises N. Adams
• Bill brings beer to State Fair
• Repair work at BMS could top $300,000
• Black year is a good one for hospital
• NA to put tax levy on ballot
• South Adams property sale debate continued
• ‘Wonderful quality of life’ cited by mayor
• New state trash law to have an impact here
• Utility bill delinquency discussed in Monroe
• Payroll for county tops $6 million
• Algae treatment falls short
• Council gets update on plans for city’s 175th
• Gould was part of historic event
• Covered bridge gets $400K grant
• Geneva council gears up for 2011
• Quake felt in this area
• Court rules for victims, survivors
• Commissioners reappoint 23, select 2 new
• No. 3 story: State volleyball champs
• Prime plans quick pace
• Retiring FSA leader Gould is honored at open house
• Waste district won’t pass on its rise in cost
• Some project changes are made at AC
• Hospital staying in the black
• Staffed ambulance cuts set
• AC board ponders a new project
• Sirk: okay, and okay ‘pretty darn good’
• Baker hired by SA board
• Berne reduces speed limits; 16 street lights set
• No governor bid for Bayh
• State Fair to remain at 17 days
• 175th celebration plans begin
• Vouchers included in Daniels’ education plans
• First tenant for Industrial Park-III
• Monroe man loses 300+ pounds
• Mercury busts charts; 2010 in top 3 hottest years
• IIR staffer at school steps down
• Weighty way to lose big bucks

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