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Leonard Four-Wheel Drive Farm Tractor, 1920
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Friday | Evansville Courier & Press
Many Indiana House Democrats calling it quits
Most of the 12 House Democrats had announced their decisions before Friday's filing deadline for the May primary.
Friday | Indiana Law Blog
Vacancy on Supreme Court 2012 - Stories today on the results of Round #1
"Region magistrate not selected as semi-finalist for Indiana Supreme Court vacancy" is the heading to this NWI Times story by Dan Carden, writing again about Lake County Magistrate Michael Pagano.
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Gary, Ind. cop charged with assault
A Gary, Ind., police officer was charged with misdemeanor battery for allegedly assaulting a customer at a VFW in St.
Summer tuition breaks help lighten students' load
GARY, Ind. - That laid-back, slow motion atmosphere on college campuses during the summer months is about to shift.
Sojourner Truth Discussed at Ancilla's Lampen Lecture
The event corresponded with Ancilla's Black History Month commemoration. The program consisted of two speakers: Dr.
Hip-Hop Finds Salvation: Five Fresh Rappers to Watch in 2012
Hip-hop has been changing the world of music since the Last Poets dropped their debut album in 1970.
Floyd Elliot: The Secret Life of Inanimate Objects
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The Gary Public Library, Part XII: Injunction Filed to Reopen Main Library
The Main Library of the Gary Public Library at 220 West 5th Avenue in Gary, Indiana stopped lending out books and only accepted returns at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, December 28, 2011, and closed altogether on Monday, January 2, 2012.
NW Ind. food bank distributes record food amount
Mike Johnson has worked on and off as a delivery man for Domino's Pizza in Lafayette for six years.
New Gary mayor urges community to do good deeds
GARY , Ind. - The new mayor of Gary has launched a campaign encouraging residents of the northwest Indiana city to do good deeds during the month of February.
Man charged with November home invasion, slaying in Lynwood
A suspect has been arrested and charged in connection with the November slaying of a Lynwood man in his home and the kidnapping of his wife, police in the south suburb said this morning.
Senate approves right to work law; Daniels likely to sign it today
Weeks of bitter debate culminated Wednesday with the Indiana Senate giving final approval to right-to-work legislation.A A A A The Senate debated the legislation that's dominated the Indiana General Assembly session for nearly two hours before sending the bill to Indiana Gov.
RIP Don Cornelius: The Soul Train host who gave black America a proud voice on television
When I looked at Soul Train host Don Cornelius back in the '70s, I didn't see a pro-black entrepreneur who would become the African American Dick Clark.
Singer-songwriter Michael Jackson's award-winning career as the King of Pop transformed the face of pop music and popular culture.
Lake County looking for families to claim 4 bodies
Officials are asking family members of four people whose bodies have been abandoned in the Lake County morgue for three months or longer to step forward.
Dan Burton wona t seek re-election
Republicans on the Senate Pensions Committee voted Monday 6-1 to rubber-stamp the right-to-work bill after Democrats refused to participate in the hearing.
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Q&A with author Christopher Paul Curtis
Newberry Medal winner Christopher Paul Curtis's new book, "The Mighty Miss Malone," tells the story of Deza Malone, who first made an appearance in Curtis's "Bud, Not Buddy." Deza is a smart, confident 12-year-old at the top of her class.
A man on a mission, he tended to the needs of mind, body and soul
Mary Helen Hook said standing up in front of people to preach didn't come naturally to her husband.
Car Rolls Over After Driver Shot in Head
Gary, Ind. - The driver of a car on I-80 near Gary, Ind. early Saturday lost control of the car, causing it to roll over, after he was shot in the head by someone in another car, Indiana State Police said.