Regional Headlines
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Judge selected for high-profile forgery case
18 hrs ago | via The Indianapolis Star
The Indiana Supreme Court has appointed a special judge to preside over a politically sensitive forgery case involving the wife of a Marion Superior Court judge. Comment?
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Prevent identity theft: freeze credit reports
Wednesday Jul 8 | via WTHR-TV Indianapolis
Preventing identity theft goes beyond the tips you've heard before. Indiana officials are now unveiling free resources to keep you from losing your money and spending weeks untangling the damage. Comment?
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Wednesday Jul 8 | via Journal Gazette
Fort Wayne's Lancia Homes and Coldwell Banker Roth Wehrly Graber have launched a collaboration to better market new homes in the area. Comment?
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Marion Co. judge recuses in forgery case
Tuesday Jul 7 | via Indianapolis Star
A senior judge today asked the Indiana Supreme Court to appoint a special judge to handle a politically sensitive forgery case with connections to two sitting Marion Superior Court judges. Comment?
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Batch of new laws go into effect today
Wednesday Jul 1 | via The Star Press Muncie News
Whether you're a teenager devoted to your cell phone or a teacher who's had it up to here with unruly kids, new Indiana laws going into effect today will affect you. Comment?
National Headlines
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7 min ago | via Jacksonville Daily News
A few weeks ago, a fire destroyed several units in an area apartment complex. According to media reports, about 30 people lost their homes. Comment?
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Meet the Final Four, Last of the Luxury Towers
10 min ago | via CurbedLA
In our current real estate boom/bust cycle, these four under-construction projects represent the last insanely-priced luxury towers that'll rise in Los Angeles for some time. Comment?
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Habitat for Humanity buying foreclosures
11 min ago | via MSNBC
The struggling real estate market may open the door of opportunity for a non-profit group. Comment?
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Obama proposes investor protections in wake of Madof...
12 min ago | via The News Tribune
Fresh on the heels of new proposals to regulate mortgages and other consumer credit products, the Obama administration on Friday sent Congress proposed legislation designed to head off another Bernard Madoff-style fraud. Comment?
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Stephen Foley: Helicoptor's blades may not cut it
14 min ago | via The Independent
US Outlook: It is the political parlour game of the summer on Wall Street and in Washington, handicapping Ben Bernanke's chances of a second term as chairman of the Federal Reserve. Comment?

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