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The Sumner City Council continues to move forward with the construction of a new City Hall. The council met in regular monthly session Tuesday night and were updated on the project progress by engineer Shannon Woodard. After a lengthy discussion regarding the quality of the work being done and project deadlines, a motion to approve the over $194,000 pay estimate from Grunloh Building was narrowly passed 4-3 with Mayor Betty Brian casting the affirmative vote. The council also approved the annual MFT Street and Alley Maintenence program and a resolution to continue with the Safe Routes to School Sidewalk project. The official date for the annual City-Wide Cleanup for Sumner was officially announced as Friday June 7th. More detail regarding the clean-up will be released as the date draws closer.
Joint investigation between Fulton County Sheriff's Office and United States Marshals leads to arrest of Rochester woman
Arrest made in Starke County hit-and-run fatality
Civilians & Soldiers in History Day featured this weekend Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum
Wabash among the Hub-and-Spoke training sites training the state's firefighters
FCPL announces partnership with Smithsonian
Argos Police warning drivers to slow down in U.S. 31 construction zone as INDOT converts intersections
Woman who purchased Powerball ticket in La Porte claims millions in winnings
Logansport woman accused of stealing $50,000 from vulnerable relative
