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Dunkirk allocates more ARPA $
During a brief meeting Monday, Dunkirk City Council approved the purchase of new heating units for the city’s wastewater department using American Rescue Plan Act dollars.
County signs pact for aid across state line
Jay County Commissioners signed a new agreement for emergency assistance across state lines Monday.
Lilly to expand manufacturing
Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly and Company announced Thursday that it is planning a $3 billion expansion of its manufacturing facility in Kenosha County, Wisconsin.
Muncie man found guilty of killing FCC worker
A Muncie man has been found guilty of murdering his ex-wife, a former FCC employee.
Purchases approved
Portland Board of Works approved the purchase of equipment for the city’s street/parks and water department, OK’d a contract, increased fees and approved a payment during a brief meeting Thursday afternoon.
Social concept
Portland Park Board gave informal initial support to an idea for the property at the southwest corner of Commerce and Main streets in Portland during its regular meeting.
Firm is working on design for water work
Fort Recovery Village Council approved a $25,200 pay request Monday related to designs for water plant improvements.
Funds OK’d for new parks vehicle
Portland City Council on Monday approved an additional appropriation of $41,808 to allow the city’s street and parks department to purchase a van to be used for parks maintenance.
Ardagh adds new bottles to line
Ardagh Glass Packaging – North American recently introduced two new 12-ounce bottles to its Peak bottle line.
Civic ‘Sound’
Production of Rogers and Hammerstein classic musical will take to the stage beginning Thursday
Muncie man died in single-vehicle crash on Saturday
A Muncie man died Saturday after losing control of the car he was driving and crashing in western Jay County.
County OKs software contract
County officials will be using new financial software next year. Jay County Commissioners approved a $256,521 contract Monday with Low Associates’ Windows Payroll Financial Software.
Going mobile
Students and teachers displaced by the September tornado will have a new — temporary — home. Jay County Junior-Senior High School will begin utilizing mobile classrooms Monday when they return from the Thanksgiving break.
Rate comes in at 3.9%
Estimates from Indiana Department of Workforce Development show Jay County had an unemployment rate of 3.9% in October, up just a tick from the previous month.
Drive is underway
Pak-a-Sak has launched its five week Paper Kettle Drive at 31 locations in Indiana.
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