LOCAL GOVERNMENT
New guidelines for tree-trimming OK'd (04/25/06)
DUNKIRK — A stricter policy on taking bids for tree trimming work is now in force.
Portland officer honored for life-saving effort (04/18/06)
A local police officer was honored with tears and a plaque for recently saving a Portland man’s life.
Ethanol abatement moves forward (04/13/06)
Members of the Jay County Council greeted a request for a tax abatement for a proposed ethanol plant with approval.
Paving costs going up for county (04/04/06)
As expected, it will cost more to pave a road in Jay County this year.
Incumbent facing challenge in race for JC prosecutor (04/29/06)
The incumbent says he’s proud of his cost-cutting methods and willingness to take cases to trial. The challenger says the conviction rate of that incumbent is too low.
Election software not yet approved (04/25/06)
Preparing for this year’s primary election has not come easily for state and county election officials.
Redkey extends bond life (04/21/06)
REDKEY — A series of measures designed to help get the community through its current financial crisis were approved at Thursday night’s town council meeting here.
Race is set for sheriff (05/03/06)
Ray Newton will face Mark Barnett in the race for Jay County Sheriff this November.
Starting over on rate plan (04/24/06)
GENEVA — A simple matter that became more difficult during March, became hopefully simple again Saturday when Geneva officials presented a plan to change the sewage charge for Ceylon residents and the way a new storm water charge will be collected for all residents.
Incumbent Kirby challenged by Champ in District 1 (04/26/06)
A three-term member of the Jay County Council faces a primary challenge this spring from a former member of the Redkey Town Council and Jay School Board.
Sewage plans move forward (05/02/06)
A plan of action to correct a problem with septic systems in the Fox Fires addition west of Portland took another step forward Monday when Jay County Commissioners approved a regional compliance plan that will be submitted to Indiana Department of Environmental Management.
Geneva sewage bill moves ahead (05/03/06)
GENEVA — So far, so good.
Request to re-zone property moves forward (05/05/06)
There could be one more place to shop near downtown Portland this summer.
Council: Act now on livestock farms (05/11/06)
Members of the Jay County Council have decided it’s time for Jay County Commissioners to more closely regulate confined feeding operations in the county.
Choices, changes await primary voters (04/29/06)
Choices and changes are the themes as Jay County — and the rest of the Hoosier state — prepares to go to the polls Tuesday for the primary election.
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