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After I-69 report, INDOT changes course
The edict came down after a February investigation by The Indianapolis Star used just such documents to raise questions about a high-ranking transportation official who intervened in an Interstate 69 bridge project. Comment?
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Zane Benefits Publishes New Information on the Indiana Health Insurance Exchange
Today, Zane Benefits, Inc. published a new information on the Indiana Health Insurance Exchange . Comment?
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Indiana cop sues for the right to bear '0INK'
A Greenfield police corporal wants to keep a personalized Fraternal Order of Police plate that has adorned his personal vehicle since 2010 - but that was recently revoked by the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Comment?
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Local government offices closed Memorial Day
Bartholomew County offices are closed and the County Commissioners meeting Monday has been rescheduled for 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Commissioners Chambers, Governmental Office Building, 440 Third St. Comment?
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Boonville bypass on the construction calendar
The planned bypass, which was to shift traffic to the city's east, was intended to help with anticipated coal truck traffic for the new Alcoa Warrick Operations plant, then under construction. Comment?
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Railroad crossing 'upgrade' plans create controversy
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The crossings in question now rely on stop signs to control traffic, but some feel there's a better way: It involves replacing the stop signs with yield signs. Comment?
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2-way stop to replace signal at Indiana 101, Old US 24
A traffic signal installed during construction of the new U.S. 24 Fort to Port project is being removed next week near the Ohio border. Comment?
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Greenfield police corporal Rodney Vawter is suing the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles because the agency revoked his personalized license plate that reads '0INK.' The government deemed the vanity plate to be 'offensive' but the Indiana officer says that's a violation of his freedom of speech. Comment?
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Officer fights to keep '0INK' plate
A Greenfield police officer is suing the Bureau of Motor Vehicles after his specialty Fraternal Order of Police license plate featuring the word "0INK" was revoked by the state. Comment?
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INDOT Says Some Closures Remain For Holiday Weekend
The Indiana Department of Transportation is trying to give motorists a break on Memorial Day weekend by limiting road restrictions beginning noon Friday until Tuesday morning. Comment?
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John Ketzenberger: Indiana's tax system may not be sustainable
A couple hundred people, many of them veterans of the administration of Gov. Otis Bowen, gathered in the Statehouse last week to celebrate the country doctor's political legacy. Comment?
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INDOT issues road closing reminders
The Indiana Department of Transportation Northwest District reminds Memorial Day travelers about closures that might impede travel. Comment?
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Greenfield officer sues BMV in efforts to keep '0INK' plate
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A Greenfield police corporal wants to keep a personalized Fraternal Order of Police plate that has adorned his personal vehicle since 2010 -- but that was recently revoked by the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Comment?
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Developments in Multistate Taxation
The Alabama Department of Revenue, Administrative Law Division, found that a company's beer distribution rights did not qualify as goodwill under generally accepted accounting principles and, therefore, did not qualify for the goodwill exclusion under Alabama's business privilege tax. Comment?
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Indiana picks alcohol losers and winners
So a motorist in Indiana can pull up outside a package liquor store, plunk down a few bucks for a six-pack of cold beer, hop back into the car and speed off for home - or farther down the highway. Comment?
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Guest column: Indiana can't afford to sidestep Medicaid question
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APRIL 05: Dominique Entzminger, a physician assistant of family medicine, wears a stethoscope during an examination at the Codman Square Health Center April 5, 2006 in Dorchester, Massachusetts. Comment?
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1 license plate idea deserves support
Local state representatives should approve a House proposal to remove the front license plate requirement from Ohio's law books. Comment?
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Angie's advice: Research may determine your moving experience
"If you pay for the cheapest, don't expect the best," said Norman Brown, owner of Indianapolis-based Norm's Moving & Hauling. Comment?
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As of July 1, You Won't Have to Drive 65 in Ohio
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A portion of Interstate 70 in western Belmont County is one of several stretches of highway where the state of Ohio will raise the speed limit from 65 mph to 70 mph this summer. Comment?
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Announcement planned for Boonville bypass project
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Lieutenant Governor Sue Ellspermann will join the Indiana Department of Transportation for an important announcement about the State Road 61 bypass project in Boonville. Comment?
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