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Second staffer at jail faces charge
Another Jay County Jail correctional officer is accused of engaging in sexual relations with an inmate.
Another INDOT project set to begin
INDOT will be replacing a culvert on Indiana 18 bridge between county road 1050 West and the Jay/Blackford county line. (The waterway feeds into Stoney Creek, which then feeds into the Salamonia River in eastern Blackford county south of Balbec Road.
Redkey man is facing rape charges
Teddy R. Baldwin, 75, was arrested April 25 and charged in Jay Circuit Court with six counts of rape when the victim is mentally disabled or deficient, all Level 3 felonies.
Woman charged for OWI causing death
An Ohio woman has been charged with the death of a passenger in her car resulting from an accident last year.
Seniors honored
Local students hauled in nearly $2 million. During its annual Honors Night on Monday, Jay County High School’s seniors received awards and scholarships of $1,942,652.40.
Plein air event set in honor of Ronald
Artists will gather in his honor and memory Saturday as the Jay County Campus of Arts Place hosts the inaugural Jack Ronald Spring Paint Out.
Steps discussed
Portland Redevelopment Commission discussed that process and related suggestions for changes to the city’s zoning code during its meeting Friday morning.
Retter resigns
Chance Retter announced his resignation during Thursday’s Redkey Town Council special meeting, effective immediately.
Changing pattern
Brooks Construction, which is handling Indiana Department of Transportation’s current Meridian Street (U.S. 27) project in the city, announced that temporary stops signs will be in place beginning next week as it works to replace traffic signals and install curb ramps.
Update receives initial approval
Commission members formally agreed Wednesday to amend a declaratory resolution regarding the county’s economic development area, the first step in updating the plan.
OOR applications open May 28
Jay County Commissioners heard applications for the owner-occupied rehabilitation project, a $1 million program, will be accepted from May 28 through June 28.
A new home?
Jay County Solid Waste District is looking at building a facility along Tyson Road.
Unemployment is 3.8%
Unemployment ticked back down in March after consecutive months of increases saw the area hit its highest rates in years.
Ordinance approved
Dunkirk City Council on Monday approved a new right-of-way use ordinance in part to address issues with having recently paved streets cut for utility work.
Influx overnight
Getting an influx of patients at that level all in one night doesn’t happen, noted Melinda Hodgson, administrator and executive director at Persimmon Ridge. But addressing the need for beds and shelter, Portland’s facility opened its doors.
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